Safety Requirements (Freelander 1)

Always observe the following rules:

Avoid excessive skin contact with oils, especially used engine oil.
Wear protective clothing while working; Wear impervious gloves whenever they do not interfere with work.
Do not put oiled rags in your pockets.
Avoid getting oil on clothes (this applies in particular to those parts that are in direct contact with the skin).
Change your work clothes periodically. Work clothes and footwear that cannot be cleaned must be disposed of.
If oil gets on open wounds or cuts, immediately give first aid to the victim.
Use protective creams. Before work, lubricate your hands with cream to prevent contact of oils and greases with the skin.
Wash your hands with soap to remove any oil that has come into contact with your skin (the use of special cleaners and nail brushes is especially effective).
After washing your hands, lubricate them with a moisturizer; formulations containing lanolin contribute to the normalization of skin processes.
Do not use gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel or solvents to clean leather.
If the skin condition begins to worsen, seek medical attention without delay.
If possible, clean the components of oil before operation.
Protect your eyes from possible oil (e.g. wear goggles or a mask). A tap with tap water must be located in the immediate vicinity of the work site.

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