Hazardous-waste workers : how much medical monitoring is enough?

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      <subfield code="a">While medical monitoring is required for workers who clean it up, companies that work with it may not be aware of the requirement. The requirement for medical monitoring does not kick in unless employees are exposed to the substances above the permissible exposure limits for more than 30 days per year. If there is no permissible exposure limit, employers should follow the published exposure levels</subfield>
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