Establishing occupational safety margins
Entrust the complexities of setting occupational exposure limits (OEL) to IASON consulting, ensuring your workplace remains compliant and safe while you focus on core business activities.
Your benefit
We can help you specify the maximum allowable concentration of a hazardous substance in the workplace environment to protect the health and safety of your workers. In the complex world of OEL compliance and regulatory adherence, our seasoned expertise ensures that you stay ahead of the curve, not just in understanding safe workplace limits but in actionable implementation as well.
Your expectation
Well-versed in the relevant occupational safety and health regulations and guidelines, including those from organizations like Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and similar regulatory bodies.
Our expertise
Our consultants have a strong background in toxicology or a related field, ensuring that the calculated OEL accurately reflects work place realities.
Jointly elaborated
We collaborate closely with you to integrate review cycles, clear communication, and to ensure that your quality expectations are met, always.
Difference to Environment Exposure Limits
OEL pertains to the maximum concentration of a hazardous substance in workplace air to which workers can be exposed, typically over a set duration, such as an 8-hour workday. It's designed to safeguard workers from adverse health effects resulting from their occupational activities. On the other hand, Environmental Exposure Limit (EEL) refers to the maximum allowable concentration of a substance in the environment, aiming to protect ecosystems, wildlife, and the general public from potential harm. While OEL focuses on workplace safety, EEL is concerned with broader environmental and public health.
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