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Training
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Hazardous
(Classified) Locations. OSHA Construction Safety and Health Outreach
Program, (1996, May). Contains a discussion of what comprises a hazardous location and the rating
system. Wood dust can cause a location to be classified as Class II or Class III.
Other Resources
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Acta Biochim Pol 45.2(1998): 605-610.
- Szadkowska-Stanczyk, I., et al. "Cancer risk in workers of the pulp and paper industry in Poland."
Int. J. Occup. Med. Environ. Health 11.3(1998): 217-225. A
continued follow-up.
- Lopez-Rico, R., et al. "Cereal alpha-amylase inhibitors cause occupational sensitization in the
wood industry." Clinical and Experimental Allergy 28.10(1998):
1286-1291.
- Miscetti, G., et al. "Exposure to wood dust in a group of carpentry craftsmen in secondary wood
processing." Med. Lav. 89.6(1998): 514-523.
- Teschke, K, et al. "Exposures to wood dust in U.S. industries and occupations, 1979 to 1997."
Am. J. Ind. Med. 35.6(1999): 581-589.
- Fabianova, E., et al. "Occupational cancer in central European countries."
Environmental
Health Perspect 107.2(1999): 279-282.
- Cocco, P., M.H. Ward, and M. Dosemeci. "Occupational risk factors for cancer of the gastric cardia: Analysis of
death certificates from 24 US states." J. Occup. Environ.
Med. 40.10(1998): 855-861.
- Hoppin, J. A., et al. "Occupational risk factors for sarcoma subtypes."
Epidemiology 10.3(1999): 300-306.
- Casper, C., et al. "The transcontinental transmission of tuberculosis: a molecular
epidemiological assessment." Am. J. Pub. Health
86(1996, April): 551-553.
- Simpson, C. L., et al. "Wood-dust exposures and cancer of the colon."
Int. J.
Occup. Environ. Health 4(1998, November): 179-183.
- Mandryk, J., K.U. Alwis, and A.D. Hocking. "Work-related symptoms and dose-response relationships for personal
exposures and pulmonary function among woodworkers." Am. J. Ind.
Med. 35.5(1999): 481-490.
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