An Evaluation of a Workplace Hazard: Carbon Monoxide
Identification of Workplace Hazard
Extent of Hazard-OSHA Says:
Nature of Hazard
Nature of Hazard II
Health Effects (Target Organs or Systems)
Symptoms of Exposure
Particularly Susceptible Populations
Sources of CO
Typical Occupations that May Experience CO Hazard
Standard Methods of Measurement/Assessment
Other Methods (EPA Outside Air Methods)
Applicable IH Standards
Still More TLV’s (International Flavor)
Other Guidelines
CO Study, Occupation: Lawn Care Worker
Specific Job Duties of Worker During Study Period
Subject of Study:
Equipment in Use
IH Equipment Used for Hazard Assessment
Findings
Comparison to Exposure Guidelines and Standards
Comments on Data
Possible CO Hazard Control Measures (if needed)
More CO Hazard Control Measures
Summary of Key Points
Conclusion: No CO Standards or Guidelines Exceeded
Note: Other Potential Hazards Associated w/ Featured Occupation
Note: CO can be a Hazard in Nonoccupational Settings
Electronic Resources
Acknowledgements
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