QTP4B051-1 governs review of local work order requests for potential occupational and environmental health threats and control measures.
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It covers threat characteristics, exposure parameters, at-risk populations, exposure assessment, risk analysis, and communication. It requires documenting control measure recommendations when required and communicating identified risks and control measures as necessary.
Local requirements may or may not require shop personnel to log-in individual work order requests.
Determine characteristics of each identified OEH health threat (e.g., toxicity, volatility, transmissibility). (paragraph 4)
An exposure assessment is a process of estimating or calculating potential exposure of a health threat for an individual or population at risk. The assessment includes professional judgment, calculations based on estimates or models, actual measurements, collection and analysis of samples, and statistical evaluation. (paragraph 4)
Previous estimates of exposure from similar operations (whether co-located or not) should also be considered. (paragraph 4)
When analyzing the risk of the task, research to see if this is a routine task that will need to be addressed during routine assessments. (paragraph 5)