What i have learned today by mike

Anthony

2018-05-16 13:54:57 UTC

Make sure staff are aware of dermatitis and its causes.Wear gloves for wet work and using chemicals/detergents. Buy in ready prepared ingredients. Substitute a more hazardous material with a safer alternative. Don’t use hands as tools. Use at a safe working distance

Hassan rashid

2018-05-16 14:44:38 UTC

You can prevent dermetitis by moisturising your hands with hand cream before you start working with chemicals and you can also wear latex gloves to prevent getting dermetitis.

2018-05-17 08:08:09 UTC

Avoid contact with substances that cause dermatitis.
Check for early signs of dermatitis

2018-05-18 12:31:40 UTC

What gloves to wear for what tasks in order to prevent dermotitis.

2018-05-18 12:33:01 UTC

Dermo is very serious as it can be caused by something as simple as water. Always wear rubber gloves as they prevent you from getting Demo hands.

2018-05-18 12:36:30 UTC

This post will save lives, stay in school don't do drugs

prevent washing hands more then 20 times per day

2018-05-18 12:44:20 UTC

Wearing Personal Protective Equipment when working with Chemicals.

2018-05-21 09:23:42 UTC

Reporting it when seen/noticed.

2018-05-21 09:28:34 UTC

Using creams can help prevent it from occuring.

2018-05-21 13:29:03 UTC

APC - Avoid, protect, check
Wear gloves for wet work and chemical work

health and safety at work act 1974 and RIDDOR( Reporting of injuries diseases and dangerous occurrences) comply to dermatitis as if the work place is compatible with these legislation then the company could be sued.

2018-05-21 13:42:28 UTC

if you ues

2018-05-22 08:39:33 UTC

Callum Martin -wear gloves or barrier cream to protect your hands

2018-05-22 08:41:21 UTC

how to prevent dermo

2018-05-22 11:20:03 UTC

Shuaib Hussain

2018-05-22 12:23:56 UTC

you can prevent dermatitis by moisturizing your hands beforehand.you can also prevent it by wearing gloves such as latex/nitrile. you can help raise awareness by reporting it and using protective gloves when working with chemicals.

Make sure to wear the correct ppe and protective equipment especially on your hands plus barrier cream to avoid contracting dermatitis. - Josh F

2018-05-22 12:30:00 UTC

adam

2018-05-22 12:32:36 UTC

use gloves when necessary, always use barrier cream.

Luke

2018-05-22 12:36:14 UTC

Gloves are a key part in avoiding dermatitis, barrier cream should be used if you arent wearing gloves.

follow APC to prevent dermatitis and always use PPE when provided

2018-05-22 13:00:54 UTC

APC can be used as a means to prevent Dermatitis. A is Avoid (avoid contact with any substances which cause Dermatitis). P is Protect (protect your skin). C is Check (check for signs of early Dermatitis developing).

2018-05-22 13:20:28 UTC

Using the correct PPE can help you prevent Dermatitis, especially gloves. j

2018-05-22 13:22:23 UTC

alex

2018-05-23 08:28:37 UTC

you should avoid contact with substances that can cause dermatitis. protect you hand by using gloves keep checking your hands for the early sings of dermatitis.

I know what to do in most cases of dermatitis.

2018-05-23 08:33:32 UTC

Dermo an' all that

2018-05-25 12:20:30 UTC

you must wash before and after the use of gloves
enforced under H&S work act 1974

APC

2018-06-04 10:55:44 UTC

A- Avoid contact with substances that can cause dermititis. Suitable and safer alternatives to irritable, dermititis-causing substances can be considered.

P- Protect your skin. Moisturising your skin after glove use or contact with substances will reduce the chances of dermititis developing. Barrier cream can be applied before work to provide protection.

C- Check for early signs of dermititis. Signs of dermititis include dry skin, broken skin, rashes, flaking and hardened skin.

APC

2018-06-04 11:19:24 UTC

Avoid contact with irritant chemicals through the use of PPE and operation at a safe distance
Prevent misuse of handling of chemicals and provide necessary training to staff
Check key areas for signs of dermaitis developing and act upon it

Identify the substances and activities presenting a risk.Promptly remove products from skin following any accidental exposure.Good housekeeping particularly when spillages occur to prevent subsequent contamination.Remove jewellery when working to reduce the risk of developing contact dermatitis.

2018-06-04 14:15:00 UTC

Don't Scratch!

2018-06-05 12:56:34 UTC

Avoid, Protect, Check

Ryan

2018-12-04 14:56:51 UTC

Use barrier cream when available. Use gloves to protect your hands.

If your hands are wet, make sure you dry them properly with a soft cotton or paper towel.

2018-12-05 10:58:55 UTC

After, use moisturising cream and work fully into the hands to ensure a clean wash.

Wash your hands before and after the use of gloves

2018-12-05 13:03:23 UTC

Use moisturisers after washing your hands

Seb Rodgers-never itch or scratch yourself in irritated areas.

2018-12-05 14:26:30 UTC

use moisturisers after washing your hands.

You must avoid surfaces which have had harmful substances on. My second point is you must wear gloves when handling dangerous substances.

2018-12-05 15:31:59 UTC

RIDDOR includes what to do with a dermatitis case.

2018-12-05 15:38:31 UTC

You must wear gloves to prevent getting dermatitis.

Adam Tilley

you need to make sure you know hot to properly put on and off each type of glove.

2018-12-07 12:44:47 UTC

you must carry out regular checks to spot dermatitis early.

2018-12-09 18:31:33 UTC

You should always find a substitute for a hazardous substance and find the safest solution

Preventing Dermatitis and Dermatitis Legislation

2018-12-10 13:35:38 UTC

To prevent getting dermatitis, wear gloves to protect from dermatitis-causing chemicals such as industrial solvents. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 ensures all workers wash their hands before and after gloves have been used.

Conor Webb

follow the apc procedure to prevent dermitious. AVIOD PROCTECT CHECK

2018-12-11 15:30:53 UTC

wear gloves for wet work and using chemicals/ detergents. also ensure that you probally wash your hands after contamination.

dermitious is under the COSSH legislation

joe mck

D.W

2018-12-11 15:30:59 UTC

follow the APC (Avoid, protect, check). you should also wear gloves but wash hands before and after use

You can prevent dermetitis by moisturising your hands with hand cream before you start working with chemicals and you can also wear latex gloves to prevent getting dermetitis

2018-12-11 15:34:29 UTC

wash your hands before using gloves and look for sighs of dermatitis on your hands

2018-12-11 15:39:11 UTC

2018-12-11 15:41:23 UTC

I learnt APC
it should be reported to a employer

Make sure about wearing your PPE and the correct protective equipment especially on your hands plus barrier cream to avoid contracting dermatitis.

2018-12-11 15:51:44 UTC

2018-12-11 15:51:53 UTC

you can prevent secondary infections by restraining from scratching the affected area to not allow the infection to touch the secondary skin layer.

2018-12-11 15:56:33 UTC

its as easy as A P C.
avoid contact

Thomas Llewellyn

2018-12-12 08:56:46 UTC

You can prevent dermatitis by using barrier cream.

Dermatitis can cause dry, cracked, scaly skin

Nathan Eynon

2018-12-12 09:04:01 UTC

Dermatitis can cause dry/irritated skin.

It can be prevented by wearing gloves or using barrier cream

make sure you use barrier cream to prevent dermatitis

2018-12-12 10:35:47 UTC

make sure if u do have it you report it to your supervisor so that as report can be made for it

Wear gloves or use barrier cream before going near anything that can cause dermatitis. Also make to wash hands before and after coming into chemical.

2018-12-12 10:37:32 UTC

If a member of staff spots any signs of contact dermatitis, the employee should report it to there employer.

Victoria Young

Joe Smith

2018-12-12 10:42:41 UTC

Dermatitis can occur through frequent hand washing

Tyler hall

2018-12-12 10:47:25 UTC

make sure all the correct ppe is worn and always wear your barrier cream as it helps you get rid of it or not get it also I now know whast to do if I get dermitites.

Matthew Sheridan

2018-12-13 09:55:28 UTC

i have learned that wearing gloves and barrier cream can prevent dermatitis

2018-12-13 10:08:11 UTC

Dermatitis causes itching which you must avoid scratching as it can increase in pain or infection.
Both employers and the employed have a duty of care when it comes to Dermatitis. If you yourself have the signs then you must take it upon yourself to treat it and report it to your employer.

2018-12-13 10:12:27 UTC

1. To prevent it you can avoid/protect/check
2. The legislation linked to it is RIDDOR

1. If you spot sign of dermatitis you should deal with the problem and report it to your employer.

2018-12-13 10:25:36 UTC

2. To prevent it you should avoid protect check

Dermatis

2018-12-13 18:54:04 UTC

Dermatitis can be prevented by using barrier cream

Dermatitis can become a very serious skin condition

Mackenzie Berisford

2018-12-16 18:39:27 UTC

APC can can prevent dermatitis
PPE prevents

2018-12-16 19:20:40 UTC

avoid scratching your hand or arm if possible. can become a very serious skin condition.

2018-12-16 20:32:52 UTC

To avoid contracting dermatitis remove Jewellery when working with water to and try using an alternative material rather than a more hazardous material

To protect yourself from dermatitis you could either use barrier cream before working or you could use gloves.

2018-12-17 09:15:18 UTC

apply barrier cream before using metal/tools to prevent dermatitis.

2018-12-17 11:03:00 UTC

apc = avoid, protect, check

2018-12-17 12:09:24 UTC

make people aware of dermatitis and where it comes from.

wash your hands before putting gloves on and after taking the gloves off and use barrier cream

2018-12-17 22:41:21 UTC

Ben Chester

2018-12-18 11:45:14 UTC

A - Avoid
P - Protect
C - Check

This is covered by the health and safety act 1974

2018-12-18 11:56:27 UTC

wear gloves and barrier cream to protect you from contracting dermatitis.

2018-12-18 12:00:16 UTC

Wash hands before and after glove use

2018-12-18 14:29:04 UTC

use cream before starting work to prevent dermatitis

2018-12-18 14:31:37 UTC

i learnt why i should apply barrier cream and why i should wear gloves when doing wet work.

shuaib shakoor

2018-12-18 21:52:26 UTC

ive learnt we should were bareyly cream before starting work to prevent deseases, also when cleaning use gloves so you dont get swarf stuck in your skin.

using barrier cream before using tools and machines can prevent dermatitis.

2018-12-19 09:02:24 UTC

Safyan Khalil

2018-12-19 09:12:49 UTC

whack a good glob on to help prevent harmful oils penetrating your skin

wear gloves to ensure a less chance of getting dermantitis

2018-12-19 09:13:42 UTC

caused through coolant and it can be prevented by using barrier cream.

2018-12-19 09:15:21 UTC

Bilal Khan

2019-03-05 10:50:44 UTC

avoid contact with substance that causes the disease protect your skin and check for early signs of dermatitis

wash hands before nd after glove use and carry out regular checks to spot early stages of dermatitis

Jack Curtis I learnt that dermatitis can be prevented by using barrier cream and wearing gloves. this stops the harmful chemicals from damaging the natural oils on your skin. I also learnt that

2019-03-05 11:08:52 UTC

you need to follow APC in order to prevent dermatitis (Avoid, protect, check). Dermatitis is under the RIDDOR regulation.

James Tyerman

2019-03-05 11:14:02 UTC

APC should be used for the prevention of dermatitis.

A - Avoid contact with the substances which can cause dermatitis.
P - Protect your skin with barrier cream and gloves.
C - Check for the early signs of dermatitis.

Adam symmonds lane

2019-03-05 11:19:14 UTC

When working with dermatitis inflicting substances the APC procedure should be followed by all personnel who may come in contact or be affected by it. A is for avoiding contact directly with the substance. P is to protect your skin with barrier cream PPE etc . C is for checking early signs of dermatitis and getting medical attention if so. jobs at a high risk of harm are the following :

Catering
hairdressing
health services
Dentistry
Printing
Metal machining
Motor vehicle repair
Construction

APC

2019-03-05 11:20:18 UTC

Avoid Protect Check

RIDDOR

2019-03-05 11:21:23 UTC

•RIDDOR is the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations.

dermati

2019-03-05 11:21:29 UTC

this can cause rashes redness n soares

big walshy

2019-03-05 11:21:36 UTC

A.P.C
Avoid
Protect
Check

Jordi Burdess

2019-03-05 11:21:41 UTC

A- avoid contact with substance that cause dermatitis
P-protect your skin
C-check for any signs of dermatitis

a p c avoid, protect, check avoid straight contact with chemicals that can cause dermatitis

2019-03-05 11:24:28 UTC

matthew Leighton

Jordi Burdess

2019-03-05 11:24:51 UTC

gloves
wash hands before and after using gloves
use non latex gloves
change gloves between clients

big walshy

2019-03-05 11:28:02 UTC

Keep a good distance away from people with dermatitis to prevent you from getting it yourself, also wear protection near infected people like gloves.

Joshua Carr 1.

2019-03-05 11:29:25 UTC

always use work cream before and after work
2.
always inform employee's about contact dematitis

andy ogle

2019-03-05 11:29:45 UTC

I've learnt that you should remove gloves between tasks and wash hands before and after glove use

should have

2019-03-05 11:35:10 UTC

our hands regularly checked for early signs and should take jewelry off before working

Famous Dec Dermatitis causes inflammation of the skin. Avoid contact with substances that cause the disease and wash hands before and after.

2019-03-05 11:36:34 UTC

bettsy

2019-03-05 11:36:51 UTC

avoid contact with substances that cause dermatitis.

Protect your skin with cream or safety wear

wear gloves moisturise after washing hands

2019-03-05 11:37:15 UTC

connor osborne

2019-03-05 11:37:25 UTC

to avoid dermatitis follow any specified guidelines and try to avoid physical contact with those who have it

Aidan Percival some of the regulations and legislations that help prevent dermatitis is the health and safety at work act 1974, PPE, RIDDOR and the second thing I learnt is that dermatitis should be reporter

2019-03-05 12:19:25 UTC

2019-03-05 12:19:47 UTC

wearing barrier cream prevents dermatitis

Preventing Dermatitis

2019-03-05 12:20:11 UTC

Under the Health and Safety act 1974, to prevent dermatitis you:
A- Avoid
P- Protect
C - Check

2019-03-05 12:20:26 UTC

always wash your hands before and after working and apply barrier cream.so that your hands are well protected from getting dermatitis
Jonathan Nicholson

Callum

2019-03-05 12:26:40 UTC

The way you can prevent dermatitis is by protecting your skin by using barrier cream or to wear protective gloves when working with things that can cause dermatitis. If you touch something that can cause dermatitis you should tell your boss and colleagues.

Jakub Blaszk

2019-03-05 12:26:44 UTC

To prevent dermatitis by wearing gloves or barrirer cream which will protect skin

You can also prevent it by not wearing latex gloves and washing your hands after work

Jake T

2019-03-05 12:29:30 UTC

We can prevent getting dermatitis by using barrier cream when working in places like the workshop. we can also wear gloves to further protect our skin.

dermatitis is

2019-03-05 12:30:34 UTC

another form of eczema and to prevent you have make sure you use barrier cream to stop yourself getting it

WHAT I HAVE LEARNT

2019-03-05 12:35:27 UTC

it is a form of eczema and you use barrier cream to prevent it.

use barrier cream

2019-03-05 12:40:55 UTC

P

2019-03-06 15:00:53 UTC

2019-03-06 15:01:15 UTC

Dermatitis is preventable by keeping your hands clean and washing your hands after contact with a irritable substance. PPE like gloves is extra but also prevents it

Matthew Smart

2019-03-06 20:12:09 UTC

1)Prevention It is as easy as A P C:

A AVOID contact with substances that cause dermatitis.

P PROTECT your skin.

C CHECK for early signs of dermatitis.
2)Use cream before starting work to prevent dermatitis.

Freddie B

2019-03-06 20:24:41 UTC

wear gloves
using barrier cream before using tools and machines to prevent dermatitis

Luke B

2019-03-06 21:03:02 UTC

use APC to reduce the chances of suffering painful and sometimes debilitating skin conditions. Also to prevent dermatitis wear gloves

2019-03-07 10:23:27 UTC

•Wear gloves for wet work and using chemicals/detergents

what happens to the skin

2019-03-07 10:25:18 UTC

avoid

2019-03-07 10:25:19 UTC

2019-03-07 10:30:26 UTC

2019-03-07 11:01:48 UTC

I have learned that you need to inform the staff if you have Dermatitis.
If you wear Gloves on remember to Remove gloves between tasks.

Today I have learnt that you have to

2019-03-07 11:02:21 UTC

always wash your hands before and after you wear gloves. Always use moisturising creams after washing your hands.
Georgia Conner

Josh Kay

2019-03-07 11:07:29 UTC

always use barrier cream before handling tools in the workshop and always report if you have contact dermatitis

2019-03-07 11:07:36 UTC

I have learned that you need to inform the staff if you have Dermatitis.
If you wear Gloves on remember to Remove gloves between tasks.

Kieren reid make sure to wear gloves and make sure to wear barrier cream

2019-03-07 11:10:06 UTC

, both of these will help prevent dermatitis

Avoid contact with substances that can cause dermatitis.

2019-03-07 11:10:32 UTC

Protect your skin with cream and gloves.

Check for signs of dermatitis before it develops.

Ryan Elliott

Adam

2019-03-07 11:10:46 UTC

Whenever hands are wet, dry them thoroughly afterwards with a soft cotton or paper towel.

Adam

2019-03-07 11:15:35 UTC

RIDDOR - Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations

Nathan

2019-03-07 11:22:29 UTC

wear gloves at night to make sure the cream stays in place and works propaly

Dermatitis is

2019-03-07 11:25:30 UTC

a skin disease that makes it painful to handle things as your skin begins to crack. The prevent this you can wear latex gloves or barrier cream.

APC A - try and avoid contact contact with substances that are prone to cause/irritate dermatitis. P- Protect your skin C - Keep checking for signs

2019-03-07 13:42:42 UTC

Sean

2019-03-07 13:44:54 UTC

Dermatitis can be prevented via moisturizing hands and dermatitis evasion can include wearing gloves for wet work.

Moisturising or wearing gloves can avoid dermatitius

2019-03-07 13:46:31 UTC

it can be pre

2019-03-07 13:47:09 UTC

be prevented by using ppe and hand moisturizer

dermatitis

2019-03-07 13:49:11 UTC

avoid direct contact between unprotected hands and substances , for example get rid of substances completely to avoid contact or wear protective equipment

protect the skin by using protective and cleaning cream with hot and cold water provided and thoroughly wash with soap

check your hands regularly for signs of itchy red, or dry skin , the earlier signs are spotted the easier it is treat

Marley

2019-03-07 13:49:49 UTC

wearing gloves and avoiding contact will prevent dermatitis

Katie

2019-03-07 13:51:24 UTC

wearing gloves to protect against contact dermatitis

Katie

2019-03-07 13:52:26 UTC

RIDDOR is useful in reducing the affects of dermatitis by catching it in earlier stages

Title

2019-03-08 10:59:26 UTC

Make sure that any jewellery that you are wearing is removed when working, in order to reduce the chances of getting dermatitis. Wash hands before and after using gloves. Make sure the gloves you are using are the correct ones for the job and correctly fitted.

dermatitis

2019-03-08 11:02:27 UTC

wear barrier cream and wash your hands before and after doing a job and wear rubber gloves

Dermatitis can cause serious problems and cause engineers to take time off work the most important thing is APC Avoid Protect Check. You must avoid contact with chemicals and wet work where possible. You must also protect your skin through either barrier cream or the correct quality gloves. You must check for the sings of dermatitis the earlier it is discovered the easier it is to treat. Daniel Morgan

2019-03-08 11:02:35 UTC

Ellis Bennett Use barrier cream Use APC - avoid protect and check. Wear latex gloves when working with chemicals

2019-03-08 11:05:02 UTC

to avoid getting dermatitis you must constantly moisturise your hands as well as wear gloves. also if you notice the symptoms of dermatitis you must contact your GP as soon as you can. Joseph Hunter

2019-03-08 11:05:34 UTC

Dan Reacroft

2019-03-08 11:05:47 UTC

dermatitis is caused by being exposed to substances that irritate the skin. it results in itchiness and rashes.

what I have learned

2019-03-08 11:06:20 UTC

that APC stands for avoid,protect and check

avoid,protect, check and wear gloves for wet work and chemical work

2019-03-08 11:06:27 UTC

using correct PPE can help prevent dermatitis

2019-03-08 11:07:06 UTC

Nathan Tweddell

2019-03-08 11:07:35 UTC

RIDDOR stands for reporting of injuries diseases and dangerous

Ross T Always apply barrier cream when coming into contact with chemicals. dermatitis can be a painful skin condition.

2019-03-08 11:08:17 UTC

You should use barrier cream to avoid itching and scratching when you have got dermatitis.

2019-03-08 11:22:39 UTC

Jessica Kirkwood

2019-03-08 13:07:47 UTC

I have learnt that it is a good idea to wear some sort of gloves to prevent dermatitis on the hands, I have also learnt that if you think that you have dermatitis you have to let someone know so that co workers don't get it from working in the same conditions.

Lana Aram

2019-03-08 13:08:47 UTC

I have learnt that when you use gloves, you should wash your hands after and taking it off between tasks if you have worn it for a long time.
I have also learnt RIDDOR is Reporting of Injuries, Diseases, and Dangerous Occurrences Regulation.

what i have learned

2019-03-08 13:18:05 UTC

you can prevent dermatitis by quickly washing off chemicals from the skin before they have a chance to take effect.
using single use gloves and changing gloves between contact can help to prevent the development of dermatitis

Avoid substances that cause dermatitis and rub your skin with your fingertips rather than scratching

2019-03-08 13:56:19 UTC

protect the skin by telling workers how to look after their skin. and Use the appropriate moisturizing pre-work and after work creams Use gloves that are suitable for the job.

2019-03-08 13:57:08 UTC

Use Protective equipment to prevent contact dermatitis is wearing of disposable gloves

what i have learnt

2019-03-08 14:00:15 UTC

Avoid substances that cause dermatitis and rub your skin instead of scratching if you have dermatitis.

2019-03-08 14:00:24 UTC

you need to inform staff if you have it.
avoid direct contact to help prevent it.

what I have learnt

2019-03-08 14:04:29 UTC

need to always wash your hands after using gloves and always moisturise after washing your hands or when coming into contact with chemicals

Jack Pittam

2019-03-08 14:07:45 UTC

1- prevention is as easy as A P C!!!

–A AVOID contact with substances that cause dermatitis!!

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–P PROTECT your skin!!

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–C CHECK for early signs of dermatitis!!

2- barrier cream helps

apc

2019-03-08 14:09:15 UTC

avoid, protect, check

APC

2019-03-08 14:11:44 UTC

It should be reported to an employer.
It stands for avoid, protect and check.

using correct ppe can prevent it especially gloves

2019-03-08 14:12:07 UTC

1. Avoid 2. Protect 3. Check

2019-03-08 14:13:45 UTC

You can prevent contact dermatitis by wearing disposable gloves. Dermatitis can cause rashes and itchiness

2019-03-08 14:30:42 UTC

2019-03-11 14:28:56 UTC

avoide wearing rubber gloves and was hands before and after

Joel

2019-03-11 15:16:58 UTC

HASAWA 1974, RIDDOR and PPE are all legal obligations that link to dermatitis.
APC = Avoid, Protect and Check- used to limit harm of dermaitits

Whilst using chemicals/ wet work or detergents it is imperative to wear PPE to protect your skin such as gloves. These can be reusable gloves but must be non-latex. Any single use gloves must be disposed of after use to prevent contamination. When choosing gloves they must be the correct size and well suited for the task at hand.

2019-03-11 15:28:00 UTC

2019-03-11 15:29:05 UTC

The steps to prevent dermatitis are A-Avoid, P-Protect and C-Check.

Kieran B

2019-03-11 15:30:56 UTC

I have learnt that when you wear gloves and use barrier cream it can prevent you from getting dermatitis

Lochlan

2019-03-11 15:33:39 UTC

If a member of staff spots any signs of contact dermatitis it is good practice to deal with the skin problem themselves.

What i have learned

2019-03-11 15:35:48 UTC

please make sure that all staff are aware of this diseases.
have some gloves break use different gloves every time and also watch your hands regularly so that you make sure you d'not have any bad infection which might be caused by dermatitis.

Lochlan

2019-03-11 15:35:53 UTC

Carry out regular checks to spot early stages of dermatitis.

Kieran b

2019-03-11 15:35:54 UTC

I have learnt that when you wear gloves and use barrier cream it can help to prevent against dermatitis
a- avoid
p-protect
c-check

apc avoid protect check

2019-03-11 15:39:05 UTC

apc avoid protect check

2019-03-11 15:39:53 UTC

luke semon

Harry Knowles Always wear protection EG gloves and barrier cream the legislaton for dermititis is HASWA

2019-03-11 15:40:39 UTC

should be reported to employer once found

2019-03-11 15:41:56 UTC

2019-03-11 15:42:07 UTC

dermatitis is painful
wash your hands before and after use

Ihsan

2019-03-11 15:46:33 UTC

using barrier cream and wearing gloves protect against dermatitis.
according to RIDDOR regulation, dermatitis should be reported immediately.

To avoid it happening in the workforce you must make sure staff are aware of dermatitis and its causes

2019-03-11 15:47:22 UTC

Eve Robinson

When usign gloves when examining someone you must make sure you change between clients. Eve Robinson

2019-03-11 15:48:32 UTC

health and safety at work act of 1974 protect worker from health issues while doing their duties in the workplace. to spot early symptoms of dermatitis, carry out regular checks.

2019-03-11 18:45:02 UTC

Dean McDonald Make sure that your hands are protected when doing wet work and working with solvents and chemicals.

2019-03-12 11:24:44 UTC

Fin Irving

2019-03-12 11:27:12 UTC

wear barrier cream and wash your hands before and after doing a job

Fin Irving

2019-03-12 11:31:27 UTC

when working with water try to keep your hands dry and inform your employer if you have any signs of dermatitis.

josh Greeley wear gloves don't use hands as tools

2019-03-13 12:20:56 UTC

avoid scratching dermatitis as bacteria underneath fingernails could cause further infection.

2019-03-13 12:21:00 UTC

Avoid contact with substances that cause dermatitis, protect your skin and check for early symptoms of dermatitis.

Brandon Whittaker

2019-03-13 12:22:11 UTC

prevented by gloves
must be reported when found

John

2019-03-13 12:22:47 UTC

Only use single use gloves they must also be non-latex

To avoid dermatitis, a protective barrier cream is used, gloves are also another way of preventing dermatitis. Washing hands often is important too. Lewis Griffin

2019-03-13 12:23:04 UTC

Harry Canham Work related cases of dermatitis fall under RIDDOR

2019-03-13 12:23:34 UTC

Skin is able to become allergic to a substance after many exposures even one exposure, this is known as allergic contact dermatitis. Lewis Griffin

2019-03-13 12:25:36 UTC

jonny hall i learnt about APC

2019-03-13 12:27:14 UTC

Adnan if you see any sings of dermatitis you should tell your employye

2019-03-13 12:31:24 UTC

tom J apc - avoid protect check replace dangerous substances for safer but similar chemicals

2019-03-13 12:36:06 UTC

Don't use your hands as tools, and if you're about to work in a workshop make sure you apply barrier cream before doing so.

2019-03-13 13:56:29 UTC

Jamie jones

2019-03-13 15:07:56 UTC

the health and safety at work act 1974 is there to ensure all health, safety and welfare of persons at work. it protects others from risks to health and safety while doing there job.

Dermatitis

2019-03-13 15:45:13 UTC

Can be prevented by using gloves or other protective methods to the hands
Dermatitis comes under the RIDDOR

use gloves when handling because it could protect you from dermatitis

2019-03-14 11:31:12 UTC

always use barrier cream because its a big protection from dermatitis

2019-03-14 11:32:01 UTC

It can occur from washing your hands to regularly

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it is not contagious

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Prevent it using APC.
A- avoid
P- protect
C- check

Use moisturising cream after each hand wash.

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Use moisturiser to prevent dermatitis.
Make sure that your hands are protected when using oils and working with solvents and chemicals.

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Use moisturisier to prevent dermatitis.

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That RIDDOR is the reporting of injuries diseases and dangerous occurrences regulations.

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You should always use gloves when handling things and you should carry out regular checks to make sure you do not have dermatitis

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Dermatitis is a skin disease caused by many different events, from small things like wearing gloves to not washing your hands after doing the task

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dermatitis sucks
wear gloves but don't wear gloves

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Dont Follow The Line

follow the line

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Max Cowey

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Avoid
Protect
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APC
Avoid
Protect
Check

Max Cowey

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constantly change your gloves between tasks

when you itch due to dermatitis don't scratch it

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watch your hands before and after using gloves

Jack Allison

Demeritsititiis is a type of eczema

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You must wash hands before and after wearing gloves.

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Follow APC: Avoid contact with substances that cause dermatitis; Protect skin and Check for signs of dermatitis.

Nathan Dawson

2019-03-20 12:31:13 UTC

Whenever your hands are wet, you should dry them thoroughly.
Moisturising creams should be used after each hand wash.

Dermatitis

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Wash hands before and after working.

Mosin Khaliq

2019-03-20 12:35:37 UTC

The way to prevent from getting dermatitis is to wash and moisturise the skin so that no bacteria can infect you. So as a result before eating you must wash your hands thoroughly if you hand anything hazardous that could potentially cause harm.

Brad Hill

2019-03-20 12:36:26 UTC

gloves are an effective method of preventing dermatitis through contact or water / hazardous substances.
after working with gloves you should still wash your hands with anti bacterial washes and moisturiser as friction within the gloves can dry out and or crack the skin leaving you vulnerable.

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2019-03-20 12:39:38 UTC

APC
A - Avoid
P - Protect
C - Check

If an employee see any signs of dermatitis, they should look after it themselves and tell the employer

Benjamin Poole

2019-03-20 12:42:35 UTC

When to see your GP:
See your GP if you have persistent, recurrent or severe symptoms of contact dermatitis. They can try to identify the cause and suggest appropriate treatments.

Your GP may refer you to a doctor who specialises in treating skin conditions (dermatologist) for further tests if:

the substance causing your contact dermatitis cannot be identified
your symptoms are not responding to treatment

Irritant contact dermatitis may be caused by frequent exposure to a weak irritant, such as soap or detergent. It may also develop if you've been in contact with a stronger irritant for a short while.

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Connor Eyeington

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•Protective equipment to prevent contact dermatitis is wearing of disposable gloves.

•If a member of staff spots any signs of contact dermatitis it is good practice to deal with the skin problem themselves.

Lewis Haley

2019-03-20 13:00:32 UTC

Make sure to wash hands before and after using gloves as well as taking regular glove breaks.

After washing hand make sure to dry them thoroughly and apply moisturising cream.

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wear gloves to prevent contact dermatitis

use moisturizer

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you can get dermatitis from not using moisturisor or using soap when washing your hands.

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avoid
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dermatitis can be cured using different methods such as mostirusing. it can also be prevented as this is not a disease that is genetic it is caused by contact with a substance that you have a allergenic reaction to.

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2019-04-02 08:51:33 UTC

wear gloves
work related disease

wear gloves to prevent dematitis to spread or get worse.

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Using appropriate pre-work and post-work moisturisers or creams to protect and rehydrate the skin

Aaron Kent I have learnt that to avoid getting dermatitis you can wear gloves. Also, I know that it is apart of the health and safety at work act 1974 and that it is a reportable disease.

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change gloves betwen tasks,dont use yours hands like a tool.

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2019-04-02 09:17:24 UTC

Wash your hands before and after you do a job.
Wear disposable gloves to avoid contact dermatitis.

Aaron Kent

2019-04-02 09:20:15 UTC

I learned that dermatitis is an reportable disease in the work place and that it comes under the health and safety at work act 1974. Also you can use disposable gloves to avoid getting dermatitis.

Morgan Hoggart

2019-04-02 11:53:29 UTC

I have learnt to wear gloves for wet work and using chemicals/detergents
I have also learnt how to protect your hands from Dermatitis (Whenever hands are wet, dry them thoroughly afterwards with a soft cotton or paper towel. Use moisturising creams after each hand was)

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2019-04-02 11:56:18 UTC

Whenever using gloves always wash hands before and after use. Ensure hands are fully dried after washing them, use a dry cotton cloth.

2019-04-02 12:06:33 UTC

I have learnt that dermatitis can be avoided by as simply as not using substances that cause it, I have also learnt that moisturizer held prevent it too

Dane Thurston

2019-04-02 12:11:41 UTC

APC
Avoid, Protect, Check

If an employee see any signs of dermatitis, they should look after it themselves and tell their employer

causes

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not washing hands correctly after use of chemicals.
washing hands between treatments.
cleaning
prevent
•Whenever hands are wet, dry them thoroughly afterwards with a soft cotton or paper towel.

•Use moisturising creams after each hand wash

–Ensure all parts of hands are covered

Using moisturisers re-hydrate the skin.

wear gloves for wet work and with chemicals

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moisturizer help prevent dermatitis

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It is recommended to take breaks after wearing gloves a long time and to avoid itching with your nails as it will expose sensitive skin which is prone to a secondary infection

APC

2019-04-02 14:42:58 UTC

Avoid contact from substances
Protect your skin
Check for early signs or dermatitis.

Taylor Bage

2019-04-02 14:43:27 UTC

avoid contact with substances by wearing latex gloves also if an area of skin is affected to wash it with soap and water as soon as possible.

Blain Galloway

2019-04-02 14:47:45 UTC

APC Avoid, Protect and Check

Contact dermatitis usually improves or clears up completely if the substance causing the problem is identified and avoided. Treatments are also available to help ease the symptoms.

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Contact dermatitis causes the skin to become red, blistered, dry and cracked.

This reaction usually occurs within a few hours or days of exposure to an irritant or allergen.

dermatitis

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•Use the appropriate moisturising pre-work and after work creams

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•RIDDOR is the Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations.

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Avoid
Protect
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wear gloves for wet work

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Use a barrier cream before carrying out work and wear gloves to further protect the hands from chemicals

Jade Mai Drury

2020-02-05 11:44:06 UTC

Make sure that staff are aware of it. DO NOT SCRATCH

Wearing gloves can help prevent dermatitis.

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Gloves are a good way to prevent dermatitis however, you must use non latex gloves and wash ur hands

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2020-02-05 15:23:35 UTC

Dermatitis can be prevented by wearing gloves. However, you must use non latex gloves and wash your hands before and after each glove use. Another way to protect the skin is to wash your hands immediately after contamination. You should carry out regular checks to spot early stages of dermatitis.

Macca

2020-02-12 14:12:26 UTC

This is what I learnt dermatitis is where you get like rashes and stuff on your hands and that

George Simpson

2020-12-14 11:43:09 UTC

I have learnt that RIDDOR is the reporting of injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrence's Regulations
The employee should report to the employer if experiencing symptoms of dermatitis

Ethan Mitchell

2020-12-14 11:46:13 UTC

avoid wearing rubber gloves and wash hands before and after