Overview
Lithium-ion batteries power everything from smartphones to industrial machinery, but their increased use comes with significant safety risks.
From fire hazards and toxic chemical exposure to thermal runaway reactions, it’s crucial to understand and mitigate these dangers in workplaces where these batteries are manufactured, used, or recycled. OSHA provides essential guidelines on safe handling, storage, emergency response, and hazard controls to protect workers and facilities.
Download the OSHA fact sheet to help your clients stay compliant, stay informed, and ensure workplace safety with the latest best practices.
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