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Selecting "Free Hanging" Ambient Air Filtration Equipment
5 Step Worksheet to help in the selection
process
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An Analysis of Diesel Air Pollution and Public Health in
America
Recent report by the Clean
Air Task Force features vital information about the
necessity of protecting employee's health in work
environments where diesel fumes are present.
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UCLA-LOSH
Training Flyer
"Welding Fumes:What You
Need to Know" produced by the University of California, Los
Angeles, Labor Occupational Safety and Health (LOSH) Program
present.
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Are Welding Fumes an Occupational Health Risk Factor?
The American Society of Safety Engineers
white paper and list of
references
for more information. |
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American Chemistry Council
The
American Chemistry
Council represents the companies that make the
products that make modern life possible, while working to
protect the environment, public health, and the security of
our nation. Founded in 1872, our support for research and
initiatives that serve our communities and customers
continues to this day.
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The Indoor Air Quality
Building Education and Assessment Model (I-BEAM),
released in 2002, is
a guidance tool designed for use by building professionals
and others interested in indoor air quality in commercial
buildings. I-BEAM updates and expands EPA's Building
Air Quality guidance (the BAQ is still available via the web
at
www.epa.gov/iaq/largebldgs/baqtoc.html) and is designed
to be a comprehensive state-of-the-art guidance for managing
IAQ in commercial buildings. |
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Building Air Quality: A Guide for Building Owners and
Facility Managers
The Building
Air Quality, developed by the EPA and the National Institute
for Occupational Safety and Health, provides practical
suggestions on preventing, identifying, and resolving indoor
air quality (IAQ) problems in public and commercial
buildings. This guidance provides information on factors
affecting indoor air quality; describes how to develop an
IAQ profile of building conditions and create an IAQ
management plan; describes investigative strategies to
identify causes of IAQ problems; and provides criteria for
assessing alternative mitigation strategies, determining
whether a problem has been resolved, and deciding whether to
consult outside technical specialists. |
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
The NIOSH Pocket
Guide to Chemical Hazards (NPG) is intended as a source of
general industrial hygiene information on several hundred
chemicals/classes for workers, employers, and occupational
health professionals. The information found in the NPG
should help users recognize and control occupational
chemical hazards. (click to see full image)
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The American Lung Association State of the Air: 2007 report.
Check the air quality reports for your State. |
