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Silica, Crystalline Additional Information Quick Link For information related to construction, see OSHA's Silica, Crystalline - Construction page. Related Safety and Health Topics Pages Carcinogens Construction Industry Hazardous and Toxic Substances Training Silicosis. OSHA. Links to program information, presentation and training materials, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) articles, and so forth. Safety and Health Success Stories The following are accounts submitted to OSHA, or that were based on information obtained by OSHA from secondary sources, where the employer implemented programs or utilized best practices and reported successful results. PJ Hoerr: HEPA-filtered vacuum cleaner PJ Hoerr: Extended water-spray hose Other Resources OSHA Silica Stakeholder Meetings. OSHA. Provides links to summaries of stake holders meetings. Silicosis Prevention. Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). Provides links to silica related information. Job Hazards - Silica. The University of Washington (UW), Department of Environmental Health, Field Research Consultation Group. Serves the occupational safety and health needs of the State of Washington. Their services are provided without charge to businesses and labor groups to promote the safety and health of workers in Washington state.  Safety and  Health Topics     Silica, Crystalline   OSHA Standards   Construction   Hazard Recognition   Exposure Evaluation   Possible Solutions   Additional Information   Credits   Content Reviewed 05/30/2008

 

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