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News Notes: Workplace Toxins Report Reveals Deficiencies In PELS
March 2008
The state Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, a Cal/EPA agency, has released a report--Identification of Chemicals of Concern, Possible Risk Assessment Methods, and Examples of Health Protective Occupational Air Concentrations . . . more »
Industrial Hygiene: Map Workplace Exposures Through Sampling; How Many Samples Do You Need?
March 2006
Are your workers exposed to hazardous concentrations of airborne chemicals? How do you know? If you don't know, how can you find out? Where Are the Chemicals? Naturally, if there are no hazardous . . . more »
News Note: State Issues Warning on Silica Dust
January 2005
Cal/OSHA has issued a hazard alert regarding silica dust risks for employees fabricating granite countertops. The dust results when employees cut, sand, and grind granite countertops without proper ve . . . more »
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