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References:
- Code of Federal Regulations:
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Other Resources
- Guide for Selection and Use of Personal Protective Equipment & Special Clothing for
Foundry Operators. OSHA and American Foundry Society (AFS) Safety and Health Committee (10Q), (2005), 914 KB
PDF,
29 pages. This guide was developed by the American Foundry Society’s (AFS) Safety and Health Committee (10Q) and is
a product of the OSHA and AFS Alliance. It describes special considerations for the selection and use of
personal protective equipment and special clothing for work situations in metal melting and pouring operations
that present a risk of exposure to foundry hazards.
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