What hazards are identified in an MSDS for transformer oil?

An MSDS commonly identifies hazards such as combustible liquid behavior, skin and eye irritation potential, aspiration hazard if swallowed, and harmful effects from mists if inhaled. It also warns about slip hazards from spills, environmental harm to aquatic systems, and the need to avoid uncontrolled discharge. For legacy oils, MSDS may highlight PCB contamination risk, chronic health concerns, and strict disposal requirements. Fire hazards and decomposition products during burning are also described for emergency planning.