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Monitoring employee exposures to methylene chloride enables employers to identify the sources of methylene
chloride and select appropriate exposure controls. OSHA's methylene chloride standard
requires that all facilities using methylene chloride monitor employee exposures. The following references aid in evaluating methylene chloride
exposures in the
workplace.
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Methylene Chloride. OSHA
Publication 3144-06R, (2003).
Also available as a 556 KB PDF,
26 pages. Provides general information
regarding methylene chloride exposure limit information, control measures, and other OSHA assistance information.
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Methylene Chloride
Facts No. 1 - Exposure Monitoring Requirements. OSHA, (1998). Provides only general information on monitoring
requirements and should not be considered to be a complete summary of the methylene chloride related monitoring requirements.
Chemical Sampling and Analysis
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Sampling and Analytical Methods. OSHA. Provides links to information developed by OSHA including validated methods for use by the Salt
Lake Technical Center (SLTC) Laboratory.
- Methylene Chloride.
OSHA Chemical Sampling Information, (2000, January 27). Presents, in
concise form, data on methylene chloride. Intended as a
basic reference for industrial hygienists engaged in OSHA field activity.
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