These levels encourage continuous improvement through a formal goal-setting practice. The facilities are audited against achievement level requirements on a regular basis. This third part of the case study describes the review of the EHS Achievement Program and how to evaluate achievement. Site Specific Safety Programming for Industrial Hygiene Exposures. A review of several real-world examples of SSSP criteria for industrial hygiene programs on construction projects will be presented.
Exposures are often transient and therefore difficult to quantify.
Various OSHA standards present specific compliance issues. Anticipation of hazards is made difficult where means and methods are left to the discretion of the contractor. Flexible programs for control of IH exposures that encompass management and employee training, exposure evaluation, testing, record keeping, and exposure control have been developed that can be efficiently tailored to local conditions. There is currently a wide variation in the quality and completeness of industrial hygiene criteria in site-specific safety programs at construction projects. These experiences will assist practitioners in effectively developing and implementing IH programs at specific major construction projects.