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Immediate Response: Quickly contain the incident to prevent further exposure or release. This may involve isolating the area, using personal protective equipment (PPE), and employing spill containment materials.
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Assessment: Evaluate the extent of the incident, including the type and quantity of nanomaterials involved. Use monitoring tools and techniques to measure
exposure levels.
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Communication: Notify all relevant personnel, including the safety officer, emergency responders, and affected individuals. Clear and accurate communication is vital to ensure a coordinated response.
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Mitigation: Implement measures to mitigate the impact of the incident. This could involve decontamination procedures, medical treatment for exposed individuals, and environmental remediation.
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Documentation: Record all details of the incident, including the cause, response actions, and outcomes. This documentation is crucial for future reference and to improve the response plan.
