Employed in chrome tanning for leather durability; in pigment production for yellow chromates; in corrosion inhibitors for metal alloys; in photographic sensitizers; and in laboratory oxidations for organic synthesis in chemical manufacturing.

Classified as carcinogenic (Category 1B) and mutagenic; causes respiratory sensitization and severe burns. Strict REACH regulations apply; equipped with exhaust ventilation, chemical suits, and chromium monitoring devices to limit occupational exposure below permissible limits.

Contained in 25 kg UN-approved high-density polyethylene drums with hazard placards. Lock in segregated hazardous waste zones, away from reducing agents to avoid spontaneous combustion risks.