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Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the permissible limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing agents. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the permissible limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing factors. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the permissible limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing factors. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the allowable limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing factors. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the permissible limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing factors. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those levels of exposure to which workers are repeatedly exposed over the course of their professional activities, and which do not cause any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed; they represent the permissible limits for exposure to occupational disease-causing factors. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
Occupational exposure limits refer to those exposure levels at which, as a result of repeated exposure over time during occupational activities, no harmful effects occur on the health of the vast majority of those exposed (classified as Category A). They represent the maximum allowable levels of exposure to occupational disease-causing agents. A allows B permits C maximum D minimum
The exposure level (allowable) at which workers are exposed repeatedly over a long period during their occupational activities, without causing any harmful effects on the health of the vast majority of those exposed.