Occupational exposure to sulfur dioxide
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1974
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Description:"The criteria and the recommended standard based thereon are presented for meeting the need for preventing occupational diseases arising from exposure to sulfur-dioxide (7446095) and preventing chronic and acute sulfur-dioxide poisoning. The proposed standard applies only to the processing, manufacture, and use of sulfur- dioxide, or its release as an intermediate, by-product, or impurity therefrom as applicable under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, and not designed for the population at large and any extrapolation beyond general occupational exposures is not warranted. Topics include: biological effects of exposure
environmental data and biologic evaluation
personal protective equipment and clothing
sampling and analysis methods and equipment
monitoring
engineering environmental control and sanitation
labeling and employee information
exposure reporting
toxic effects on humans and animals
safe work practices
and preventive medicine." - NIOSHTIC-2
"Tabershaw-Cooper Assocites, Inc. developed the basic informatio for consieration by NIOSH staff and consultants under contract no. HSM-99-72-0116. Douglas L. Smith, Ph.D., served as criteria manager and had NIOSH program responsibility."- p. v
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Pages in Document:ix, 112 p. numbered pages
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NIOSHTIC Number:nn:00023900
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