Recommended precautions (Mitsubishi Outlander 1)

The most effective precaution taken in maintenance practice to prevent the risk of skin contact with mineral oils is the use of closed systems for the removal of used oils and greases, where possible, before disposal.

Avoid prolonged and repeated contact with oils, especially used oils.

When working with oils, wear protective clothing, including oil-resistant gloves.

Avoid allowing work clothes, especially underwear, to become soaked in oils.

Do not put oily rags in the pockets of work clothes, use work clothes without pockets to avoid this.

Do not wear heavily oil-soaked work clothes and shoes. Work clothes should be washed regularly; it also needs to be kept separate from everyday clothes.

If there is a risk of oils getting into your eyes, wear eye protection: chemical goggles or clear face shields; eye wash facilities should also be provided.

A first aid kit should be available to provide first aid for cuts or wounds.

Wash your hands regularly with soap to completely remove oils from your skin, especially thoroughly before eating (hand scrubs and brushes can also be useful). After washing your hands, it is recommended to apply a barrier cream containing lanolin to restore the necessary oil balance of the skin.

Do not use gasoline, kerosene, diesel fuel or solvents to remove oils from skin.

Use special protective creams, applying them to the skin before starting work, this helps remove oils from the skin after work. If skin irritation occurs, seek medical help without delay.