Direct guidance
What to know or do
Use routine hygiene and workplace controls, avoid sharing food or utensils with children, and contact occupational health or maternity care after a highlighted exposure.
What changes the answer
- The named chemical, biological, radiation, physical or scheduling hazard
- How often and how much exposure occurs, including spills and take-home residue
- Engineering controls, task changes and correctly fitted PPE available at work
Check with your care team
When to get individual help
Check the exact item or situation with a doctor, midwife, pharmacist or relevant clinician; the name of a broad category is not enough for a personal decision.