Industrial Hygiene » Dusts



Resources on respirable dust health exposures, controls, illness and treatment. Examples of dusts: silica, wood dust, coal dust, washed cotton. Includes info on histoplasmosis, hantavirus, ODTS, pneumoconiosis, etc. Bird and bat excrement exposures.

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Agricultural Dust Measurement [26399] Location
Article discusses inaccuracies in agricultural dust measurement

Agricultural Dusts & Illness [26398] Location
Prevention of grain dust induced illness

Air Quality Guidelines, WHO, 1999 [13697] Location
World Health Organization air quality guidelines

Anthrax Hazards & Controls [pdf] [31749] Location
How to handle anthrax threats

Updated Bird Droppings & Excrement Removal Checklist [pdf] [29371] Location
A health safety checklist when encountering and removing bird droppings and excrement

New Combustible Dust in Industry [33604] Location
Preventing and Mitigating the Effects of Fire and Explosions

Control of Drywall Sanding Dust Exposures [20700] Location
Workers who sand drywall joint compound are often exposed to high concentrations of dusts

Control of Wood Dust [3322] Location
How to mitigate the exposure created by wood dust from woodworking equipment use

Danger in the Dust [11889] Location
Respirable dust issues related to agriculture

Dusts and Particulates [pdf] [31745] Location
Background information regarding workplace hazards and controls

Dusts From Decayed Grain, Hay and Silage [26396] Location
Farm management and engineering changes that reduce exposure to dusts from spoiled plant material are advisable

Exposure Sources and Health Effects from Crystalline Silica [pdf] [6121] Location
SKC's guide to sampling for silica

Farm Respiratory Protection [3321] Location
Discussion of the type of respirator protection needed for farm dust exposure

Health Effects of Occupational Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica [12964] Location
Includes information on Occupational Exposure Limits

Histoplasmosis: Protecting Workers at Risk [3176] Location
NIOSH revised guidelines for preventing histoplasmosis including details about PPE

Limiting Silica Dust Exposure [25770] Location
Results of a study of silica exposures in construction

Livestock Confinement Dusts and Gases [26401] Location
Confinement housing and its hazards to workers

Lungs Need Protection from Farm Dust [3320] Location
Discussion of respirator program for agriculture workers

Occupational Exposure to Respirable Coal Mine Dust [pdf] [3319] Location
A discussion of tools to monitor personal exposure to respirable coal mine dust

OSHA Silica Technical Advisor [5909] Location
OSHA tutorial and references on silica

OSHA Silicosis Training Materials [27702] Location
Training presentation on Safety & Health Factors for Working with Silica

OSHA: Wood Dust [16439] Location
Technical resources on wood dust from OSHA

Preventing ODTS Organic Dust Toxic Syndrome [3296] Location
ODTS - heavy concentrations of organic dust contaminated with microorganisms

Preventing Silicosis and Deaths in Construction Workers [791] Location
Cites examples of construction operations with poor and good dust controls

Sand or Abrasive Blasting [pdf] [31752] Location
Workplace hazards and controls

Silica [1896] Location
Fact sheets, alerts, updates and technical information sources on silicosis prevention

Silica Flour: Silicosis [2081] Location
Silica flour is used industrially as an abrasive cleaner and as an inert filler - hazards discussed

Silica: Exposures During Tuck Pointing [16563] Location
In tuck pointing, the worker grinds the mortar out from between the bricks

Washed Cotton [3318] Location
A review and recommendations regarding Batch Kier Washed Cotton

Western Red Cedar Dust [pdf] [31754] Location
Known to cause or exacerbate asthma, rhinitis and conjuctivitis

Why Are So Many Workers Still Exposed to Silica? [27312] Location
Silicosis cannot be cured, but experts say it can be prevented

Wood Dust, All Soft & Hardwoods Except Western Red Cedar [11932] Location
OSHA health guidelines on wood dust

Wood Dust, Western Red Cedar [11933] Location
OSHA health guidelines on Western Red Cedar wood dust

Work-Related Lung Disease Surveillance Report 2002 [3326] Location
Occupational respiratory disease surveillance data focusing on pneumoconiosis mortality




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OSHA technical resources on agriculture and farm safety

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Safety procedures for safe sandblasting



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