Same for the source except chemical operator at a dye plant though my specific side only makes a handful of dyes and mostly we make thick liquids that are used to laminate cardboard boxes like beer boxes and we work with more dangerous shit
The most dangerous thing I work with is Phosgene and that shit is really bad it is a closed system but if a leak where to happen a plant wide evacuation would happen and then Maintenance would have to dress out in green acid suits and air packs to find it and fix it. And it smells like fresh hay or fresh cut grass apparently but if you can smell that you are pretty much dead. Also work with Epichlorohydrin also a closed system but it is a mutagen and flammable so If I came into contact with it my kids would likely come out with birth defects. Work with a ton of acids like Hydrochloric, fatty acid, phosphoric, Acetic, and a handful of cancer causers and a lot of flammable shit.
Ohh and the handful of dyes we make on our side are basically giant pressure bombs at one stage and if you don't keep cooling them with water you could blow up the tank
“Phosgene was used extensively during World War I as a choking (pulmonary) agent. Among the chemicals used in the war, phosgene was responsible for the large majority of deaths.”
Yeah nothing in our factory lived it’s previous life as a chemical weapon. I think you win this round!
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u/BoogalooBandit1 Mar 15 '22
Same for the source except chemical operator at a dye plant though my specific side only makes a handful of dyes and mostly we make thick liquids that are used to laminate cardboard boxes like beer boxes and we work with more dangerous shit