Protecting the health and safety of employees should always be a top priority of any organization, no matter its size or industry. When it comes to manufacturing facilities, the use of potentially harmful chemicals is commonly required as part of the process that leads to their final product. The appropriate level of employee exposure to these chemicals is often regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or established by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH). By maintaining a strong occupational exposure monitoring program, employers can ensure proper employee safety and regulatory compliance.

Scroll down or click links below to read about some common chemicals of interest used in a manufacturing setting. In each section, you can click on the provided exposure limits to find details about the relevant chemical. To learn more about a product or order, click on its Assay Technology product number (e.g. 566AT).

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