Sentence examples for dust nuisance from inspiring English sources

Consider Dust nuisance face masks if not using an extraction system.

Ear defenders are a good idea if in an enclosed space or if using the saw for extended periods and absolutely essential if cutting aluminum (special blade required) (as the noise from these blades can be horrendous!) If not using a dust extraction system then dust nuisance face masks should also be considered especially if ripping down long lengths of material or working in an enclosed space.

Despite the smell and dust nuisances, the general public was less concerned as long as the smokestacks were high enough.

Many residents here remember an earlier mine as a dish-rattling, dust-producing nuisance.

In response to concerns about respiratory symptoms caused by exposure to a variety of dusts, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) set a permissible limit for nuisance dust in the workplace (OSHA 1993).

To put these exposures in perspective, the ACGIH TLV for nuisance dusts is 10 mg/m (total dust), 3 mg/m (respirable fraction), for mica 3 mg/m, and for latex rubber 0.0001 mg/m.

"We will build a warehouse-type structure over where we are working so that we can clad it so that we are able to control not only noise, dust and light nuisance".

Kicked-up dust was a nuisance during the Apollo missions.

Consequently, the nuisance dust may be transported to distant sites and could induce adverse health effects.

Fully shielded goggles may be used if dust becomes a nuisance.

The US Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 regulates wood dust as a nuisance dust (western red cedar: PEL, 15 mg/m); however, it strongly encourages employers to keep exposures to a minimum and to adopt the levels set by the American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists.