Safety requirements (Freelander 1)

Always follow these rules:

Avoid excessive skin contact with oils, especially used motor oil.
Wear protective clothing while working; wear impermeable gloves whenever they do not interfere with your work.
Do not put oily rags in your clothing pockets.
Avoid getting oil on clothing (especially those parts that come into direct contact with the skin).
Change work clothes periodically. Work clothes and shoes that cannot be cleaned must be disposed of.
If oil comes into contact with open wounds or cuts, provide first aid immediately.
Use protective creams. Before work, lubricate your hands with cream to prevent contact of oils and lubricants with your skin.
Wash your hands with soap to remove all oil that has come into contact with your skin (using special cleansers and nail brushes is especially effective).
After washing your hands, apply a moisturizer to them; compositions containing lanolin help to normalize skin processes.
Do not use gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel or solvents to clean leather.
If your skin condition starts to worsen, seek medical attention immediately.
If possible, clean components from oil before work.
Protect your eyes from possible oil contact (e.g. wear safety glasses or a mask). A tap with running water should be located in the immediate vicinity of the work area.

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