HEALTH HAZARDS IN FACTORY1. exposed people develop allergic skin reactions2. exposed to dust that were constaly in the air led to illness known as mill fever .it was

dreaded disease,and took many lives.3. Poorly ventilated, and little bits of cloth or whatever you were working with would be in

the air, irritating your lungs and eyes (some people developed very serious breathing problems) .

4. No regulations regarding maximum amount of hours you can work, so bosses would keep people there for hours and hours and hours--up to 16 hours a day, or more, every day--and they would be exhausted and can be hot tempered

5. Factory sewage systems lacked , and as a result, drinking water sources, such as wells, were frequently contaminated with disease

prevent accident in factory1. wear suitable attire and follow procedure in place2. Put someone in charge of safety in your company3. Communicate your expectations for a safe work environment4. Consider investing in first-aid training or, at the very least, a first aid kit5. Clearly mark potential safety concerns with the proper signage and instructions

THERE ARE MANY TYPES OF HAZARD gases IN A FACTORY, ONE THEM GASES HAZARDS SOME OF THE COMMON GAS HAZARDS IS sarin and mercury

Sarin: A deadly nerve gas hundreds of times more toxic than cyanide.Sarin can be lethal even at very low concentrations, with death following within 1 to 10 minutes after direct inhalation due to suffocation from lung muscle paralysis.

Mercury: Inhaled mercury vapor attacks the brain and lungs, and shuts down the central nervous system. Mercury starts turning into a gas at room temperature.Mercury exposure can cause a devastating array of problems, including:

Multiple Sclerosis

Central Nervous System Disorders

Alzheimer's Disease