At Profoam Corporation, we're not just here to equip you with high-performance gear—we’re also committed to helping you apply it safely and responsibly. Here's what you need to know to protect your crew, your customers, and your business.

Managing Chemical Risks

Isocyanates and polyols, the core components of spray foam, are essential to achieving those tight air seals—but they also pose serious health risks if handled improperly. Exposure to these chemicals during application can cause respiratory irritation, skin reactions, and long-term health concerns.

🛡️ Pro Move:
Equip your team with:

•  Full-body protective suits
•  Nitrile gloves
•  Properly fitted respirators (cartridge type, full-face or half-mask depending on exposure level)
•  A well-maintained ventilation system in your spray rig or application area
•  Regularly inspect PPE and ensure replacements are readily available on-site

Staying Compliant with Regulations

OSHA, EPA, and local building codes have clear guidelines for working with spray foam chemicals. Failing to comply can lead to costly fines, job site shutdowns, or worse—worker injury.

📋 Pro Move:

•  Stay current with all necessary certifications and training
•  Keep Safety Data Sheets (SDS) easily accessible for every chemical on-site
•  Document your crew’s safety training and schedule regular refreshers
•  Follow labeling and storage protocols for chemical drums and containers