This infographic explains the workplace hazard of silica, a common mineral found in many industries. It warns that respirable silica dust is a serious health hazard and is classified as a human lung carcinogen. Common sources of silica exposure include cutting, drilling, or sanding concrete, drywall, masonry, ceramics, mining materials, and roadbuilding materials. The guide raises awareness so workers and employers can recognize risks and take protective steps to reduce harmful exposure.
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