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Workbook for Designated Substance Assessments 25 366-BPV-01-IMOT © 2024, Workplace Safety & Prevention Services (WSPS) 1 877 494 WSPS (9777) | 905 614 1400 | WSPS.CA 2.(a) Is there concern that workers may be exposed to the designated substance in the air?  YES     NO If YES, to meet the duty to limit airborne exposure outlined in Section 16 of Regulation 490, monitoring of the worker's exposure to airborne concentrations of the designated substance is crucial. The results will help to understand the exposures that your workers are experiencing. 2.(b) If YES, indicate what areas are of concern: 3. Indicate any workers for whom medical testing and/or examinations may be required because of potential exposure to the designated substance: WSPS.CA

• Cover
• SECTION VI: REFERENCES AND RESOURCES
• SECTION V: CONTROL PROGRAMS
• Guidelines For Worksheet 1: Is The Designated Substance Present?
• Guidelines For Worksheet 2: Is Worker Exposure Likely?
• Guidelines For Worksheet 3: Process Description
• Guidelines For Worksheet 4: Walk Through
• Guidelines For Worksheet 5: Walk Through Conclusions
• Guidelines For Worksheet 6: Is A Control Program Necessary?
• Additional Pages
• SECTION III: ASSESSMENT
• Introduction
• Assessment – Worksheets 3: Process Description
• Assessment – Walk Through Survey
• Assessment – Worksheet 4: Walk Through
• Assessment – Worksheet 5: Walk Through Conclusions
• SECTION II: APPLICATION
• Introduction
• Application – Worksheet 1: Is the Designated Substance Present?
• Application – Worksheet 2: Is Worker Exposure Likely?
• SECTION I: INTRODUCTION
• Purpose of this Workbook
• Assessing Designated Substances
• Decision Diagram For Assessing Designated Substances
• Workbook Format
• SECTION IV: ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION
• Introduction
• Conclusions Worksheet 6: Is A Control Program Necessary?