Written Exposure Control Plan Template Page 12
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16OVERVIEW
Written Exposure
Control Plan
OSHA §1926.1153
• If data is available to accurately assess the
exposure, determine the period of time the
Bystander can remain in the area without
exceeding the PEL.
ii. 3rd-party generated Silica exposures
The supervisor shall consult with the 3rd-party
performing the Silica-generating task. If the
3rd-party is able to reliably verify the task is
being performed in a manner which keeps
exposure below the PEL without need for
a respirator, no further action is required
(note: if exposure is below the PEL due to
an abbreviated work shift, the Bystander’s
duration in the area shall be similarly
limited). If the exposure is above the PEL, the
supervisor shall, with the assistance of the
Competent Person as necessary:
• Provide the Bystander with a comparable
respirator;
• Remove the Bystander from the area
while the Silica-generating task is being
performed; or
• If the 3rd-party provides data to
accurately assess the exposure,
determine the period of time the
Bystander can remain in the area without
exceeding the PEL.
If the exposure is not able to be reliably
verified, the supervisor shall notify the
Competent Person, who shall assess the
exposure before the Bystander is allowed to
enter the area.
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