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Monitoring/Sampling

['Safety and Health Programs and Training']
Monitoring/Sampling
  • Conduct monitoring to uncover many hazards.

Many hazards won’t be known unless monitoring is conducted. For example, a company may not know there is a noise problem without conducting monitoring/sampling. At the least, the full extent of the problem won’t be known without conducting monitoring. Many employers have the expertise/equipment in-house to conduct some monitoring. However, employers should also take advantage of consultants, industrial hygienists, ergonomists, and workers’ compensation personnel when needed.

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Monitoring/Sampling
  • Conduct monitoring to uncover many hazards.

Many hazards won’t be known unless monitoring is conducted. For example, a company may not know there is a noise problem without conducting monitoring/sampling. At the least, the full extent of the problem won’t be known without conducting monitoring. Many employers have the expertise/equipment in-house to conduct some monitoring. However, employers should also take advantage of consultants, industrial hygienists, ergonomists, and workers’ compensation personnel when needed.

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