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Air Contaminants . Air contaminants are: . Dusts Mists Fumes Vapors Gases. 1a. OSHA's Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs):. Ceiling Values 8-Hour Time Weighted Averages Acceptable Ceiling Concentrations. 2a. OSHA's Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs):.
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Air contaminants are: • Dusts • Mists • Fumes • Vapors • Gases 1a
OSHA's Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs): • Ceiling Values • 8-Hour Time Weighted Averages • Acceptable Ceiling Concentrations 2a
OSHA's Permissible Exposure Limits (PELs): • Acceptable Maximum Peak Above the Acceptable Ceiling Concentrations • Skin Designation • Reference to another OSHA standard 2b
PELs are given in: • ppm • mg/m3 • Mppcf 2c
Air monitoring survey protocols • Purpose of survey • Where to sample • What to sample 3a
Air monitoring survey protocols • Who to sample • Number of samples • Collection and analysis 3b
Sampling methods • Direct reading instruments • Grab samples • Passive dosimeters • Active dosimeters • Other 3c
Determining exposures E = (Ca x Ta + Cb x Tb + . . . Cn x Tn) 8 • E is the equivalent exposure • C is the concentration of contaminant • T is the duration of exposure 4a
Control measures • Engineering • Administrative • PPE 5a
Engineering controls • Ventilation • Equipment design 5b
Administrative controls • Substitution • Procedures for use • Scheduling 5c
PPE • Respirators • Gloves • Eye and face protection • Chemical-resistant clothing 5d