#work safety

Soviet work safety poster featuring an illustration of a welder wearing a protective face cover while working (1972). Artwork by E. Frolov.

Personal safety is incredibly important when dealing with temporal anomalies and time travel in general. Cookies and humans alike can suffer serious side effects. Desynchronosis is the most common symptom of regular time travel. Because this condition is primarily caused by eye exposure to light and temporal radiation, all TBD employees who are regularly expected to time travel or work closely with time anomalies are provided with specialized goggles to protect their eyes. While different divisions have different goggle design specifications, they all serve the same basic function. Though some divisions do not require protective eyewear, tinted eyeglasses can also help to reduce the risk of direct exposure to temporal shifts. Mild symptoms of desynchronosis include: -dizzyness -headaches -anxiety -nausea -lethargy -eye/eyecing irritation, sensitivity to light Severe symptoms can include: -memory loss -disorientation -chest pain -vomiting -heart palpitations (in humans) -digestive disruptions (in humans) -high jam pressure (in Cookies) -changes to dough consistency (in Cookies) If a subject is experiencing severe symptoms, they need to be kept isolated in a dark room until their chronotype resynchronizes.