Using cut-off saws - HSE
Using cut-off saws: A guide to protecting your lungs Page 2 of 4 Lung cancer Heavy and prolonged exposure to RCS can cause lung cancer. When someone already has silicosis, there is an increased risk of lung cancer. The health risks from RCS are insignificant when exposure to dust is adequately
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