What does WEL stand for?

Workplace Exposure Limits

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The California Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board has scheduled a March 19 hearing in Costa Mesa on a proposal to enact new workplace exposure limits on 13 chemicals and substances.

Chemical limits

However, the March 22 decision does not impact individual state regulations covering workplace exposure limits for wood dust.

Wood dust rule

Currently, workplace exposure limits are set at 5 parts per million for ortho-toluidine and 2 ppm for aniline.

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