Sentence examples for employees exposure from inspiring English sources

The rule, which has strong support from business groups, says that in assessing the risk from a particular substance, federal agencies should gather and analyze "industry-by-industry evidence" of employees' exposure to it during their working lives.

Last September, California lawmakers voted down a bill that would have required porn actors to use condoms during filming, but Calosha rules require companies to minimise employees' exposure to blood and other potentially infectious bodily fluids.

As more employers automatically sign up younger workers for 401(k) plans and use fairly aggressive target-date funds as a default investment, those employees' exposure to stocks will grow.

An east London council has admitted contravening health and safety guidelines by failing to control employees' exposure to asbestos in their town hall basement.

Banning of smoking in the workplaces has been shown to reduce employees' exposure to ETS and consequently fetal exposure of children of working pregnant mothers.

The report said employee exposure to exhaust gases should be minimized.

Site workers must be trained to work safely and use sound environmental management practices wherever there is a reasonable possibility of employee exposure to safety, health, or environmental hazards.

The standard (29 CFR 1910.1000) limits employee exposure to 15 mg/m air averaged over an 8-hr work shift, measured as total dust.

"The general concept of substituting a less toxic product for a more toxic one is always one of the best methods of controlling employee exposure," he says.

However, I will note that there are very clear federal and state regulations governing respirable dust levels in mines and the safety measures that are required to reduce employee exposure to dust.

Often industry has carried out its own monitoring, including biomonitoring of the workforce, as part of the routine assessment of employee exposure, with results residing in files or archives.