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However, workers in the construction and manufacturing industries are often exposed to a variety of hazards that can damage the skin, including:
Common skin diseases in construction and manufacturing
How to protect your skin in construction and manufacturing
Employer responsibilities
Employers have a responsibility to provide their workers with a safe and healthy work environment. This includes providing workers with the necessary PPE and training on how to use it safely. Employers should also provide workers with access to sunscreen and other skin protection products.
Skin safety is imperative for all workers, but it is especially important for workers in the construction and manufacturing industries. By following the tips above, workers in these industries can help to protect their skin from damage and reduce their risk of skin diseases.
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