Exposure, noise, containment and lifting math
CSP video lesson, 6:27. CSP Domain 6: Occupational Health and Applied Science
Work the CSP calculations: 8-hour TWA, mixture Em, noise dose and TWA, containment capacity, and the NIOSH recommended weight limit, each tied to its primary source formula.
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What this lesson covers
In this lesson, you'll learn to: compute an 8-hour TWA and a mixture Em, find a noise dose and convert it to a TWA, size containment for stored containers, and calculate a NIOSH recommended weight limit and a lifting index. Subpart Z gives two formulas for air contaminants. The 8-hour equivalent exposure is the sum of each concentration times its hours, divided by 8.
- Intro
- Learning objectives
- Air contaminants
- Worked example
- Worked example
- Noise dose and TWA
- Containment volume
- Worked example
- Lifting
- Worked example
- On the job
- Common exam traps
- Recap quiz
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