... Emphasis Program (NEP) on Occupational Exposure to Isocyanates that was issued on June 20, 2013, to identify and reduce or eliminate the incidence of adverse health effects associated with occupational exposure to isocyanates. Through a combination of targeted enforcement and outreach efforts OSHA has...

...Session No. 704 Fine Focus on Chemical Hygiene in Your Hazard Communication Program Carol M. Swete. B.S., ASP Safety Coordinator The Scripps Research Institute Jupiter, FL Introduction While 29 CFR 1910.1450, Occupational exposure to hazardous chemicals in laboratories may not apply to your...

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... that occupational exposure and environmental risks are managed and that project cost or schedule is not affected. 2 Case Studies Mismanagement of HBM may lead to increased occupational health risk, disruption in schedule, increase in cost or exposure to environmental liability. The following case studies illustrate...

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... government occupational exposure cfr 1910 characterization Session No. 757 The Evaluation, Collection, and Management of Exposure Assessment Data Robert Adams, MS, CIH, CSP ENVIRON International Corp. Princeton, NJ Michael Holton, MS, CIH, CSP ENVIRON International Corp. Princeton, NJ Introduction...

... Session No. 753 Controlling Occupational Exposures to Historically Hazardous Materials Robert Adams, MS, CIH, CSP Principle Consultant ENVIRON International Corp. Princeton, NJ Michael Holton, MS, CIH, CSP Senior Associate ENVIRON International Corp. Princeton, NJ Introduction Building materials...

... Introduction Building materials that included asbestos, lead, mercury, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are generally believed to have been phased out and banned and are often not considered when analyzing potential occupational exposures. Some of these materials have not actually been...

... and unhealthful working conditions (1–2) Health and safety may or may not be a priority for the contractor. Workers may not receive medical examinations, assessments, and monitoring based on their occupational exposures. Some of the reasons for this include: health is a complex issue; long-term strategies...

... Introduction Advancements in pharmaceutical and biological technology have resulted in the introduction of more and more hazardous drugs each year. The increase in drug volume has also increased the potential for occupational exposure, which has triggered many healthcare organizations to re- evaluate current...

... Occupational Exposure Occupational Safety and Health Session No. 707 Surgical Masks Are Not Respiratory Protection Bridget Hofman, MSEH Hofman Safety and Industrial Hygiene Consulting, Inc. Lebanon, Pennsylvania Richard K. Hofman, CSP, CIH, CPEA Hofman Safety and Industrial Hygiene Consulting, Inc. Lebanon...

...Use of a Portable Photo-Ionization Detector (PID) in Determining Occupational Exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) in a Print Shop Raul F. Garcia-Casariego CSP, CHMM, DABFE, FACFE I. THE CHALLENGE Proper assessment and accurate measurement of workers exposure to volatile organic compounds...