occupational safety

What are Common Carcinogens in the Workplace?

Common workplace carcinogens include:
Benzene: Found in industries dealing with rubber, lubricants, and dyes.
Formaldehyde: Used in building materials and many household products.
Asbestos: Previously used in construction materials.
Silica dust: Found in industries like mining and construction.
Radiation: Exposure in healthcare and nuclear industries.

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