Is there any harm in the chemical industry?

chemical exposure hazards
Long term exposure to toxic gases (such as sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, benzene, etc.) and dust (such as resin, dye dust) may lead to respiratory diseases (such as asthma, emphysema), skin allergies or inflammation, and in severe cases, may cause cancer.  ‌
Physical hazards
The noise generated during the production process may damage hearing, and there is a risk of mechanical injury such as pinching and entanglement in mechanical operations. High temperature equipment can easily cause burns, and improper maintenance of electrical equipment can also lead to electric shock accidents.  ‌
Long term health effects
Some chemicals, such as heavy metals and organic solvents, may damage the nervous system, causing headaches, insomnia, memory loss, and even affecting fertility.  ‌
chemical companies usually reduce hazards through enclosed equipment, automation control, and other technologies, but some positions still require direct contact with harmful substances and strict adherence to operating procedures and wearing protective equipment.