Complying with the OSHA Silica Dust Standard

OSHA’s 2016 silica dust standard focuses on protecting workers from harmful silica dust. In order to comply with the new standard, industries handling silica dust must create a written exposure control plan and choose equipment to properly aid in collection and containment. With compliance dates as early as September 2017, it is now more important than ever to understand and comply with OSHA’s silica standard to protect workers.

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Great summary video.

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First job in construction after working 12 years in fast food suppose to be carpentry my life was destroyed employer had me drilling in concrete and blowing out the holes with no protection and now I worry I will die with no hope no treatments no cure

[@demostenes3045]

Animo amigo son accidentes, a todos nos pasa, yo trabajo en oficina pero se me ocurrió manipular material de construcción y ahora también me asusta de ves en cuando

[@Philipnguhienkwong]

How's the 50 micro gram/m3 in 8 hours looks like? please share how to measure

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How and where to apply for course