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Foreword After a summer hiatus, I am looking to continue to put into words many of my experiences and the lessons learned in my industrial hygiene career to date. This article covers the challenges in correcting real-time respirable dust measurements to real-time...
Foreword This is the third part of a series I hope to continue that deals with some interesting experiences I’ve had in my industrial hygiene journey. The first article covered the “Misnomer of Total Dust”. The second article dealt with “Carbon...
The time is almost here. On June 23, 2018, OSHA will begin enforcing its silica rule (1910.1053 – Respirable crystalline silica). Crystalline silica is a very abundant material found throughout the earth’s crust. According to OSHA, there are approximately 2.3...
Foreword This is the second part of a series I hope to continue that deals with some interesting experiences I’ve had in my industrial hygiene journey. The first article covered the “Misnomer of Total Dust”. As with that post, I’d like to summarize...
Foreword With this series, I hope to put into words many of my experiences and the lessons learned in my industrial hygiene career to date. I have been working as an industrial hygienist for over thirteen years. I have traveled the country, performing...
The Science of Taste: Industrial Hygiene and Food Flavorings
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Beyond Sand and Stone – 10 Surprising Sources of Potential Respirable Crystalline Silica Exposure
Industrial Hygiene Misconceptions #2 – Carbon Monoxide in All the Wrong Places
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