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Lead Exposure in Construction
 The
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) interim
final standard for "Lead Exposure in Construction 29 CFR
1926.62" became effective on June 3, 1993. This standard
reduces the permitted level of exposure to lead for construction
workers. The standard also includes requirements addressing
exposure assessment, methods of compliance, respiratory protection,
protective
clothing and equipment, hygiene facilities and practices,
employee information and training, signs, recordkeeping,
and observation
of monitoring.
OSHA
Link (Protective Equipment)
OSHA
Link (Respiratory Protection)
OSHA Link
(Lead)
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