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Lead in Construction
LeadinConstructionOSHA3142-12R2004Em ploy ers are responsiblefor prov idingasa fe and hea lthy work place for th eir employ-ees. OS HA s role is to pro moteth e safetyandhe alth of America s workingmen andwomen by se tt ing and enfor cingsta n-da rds; pr ovi dingtra ining,out re ach andeducation;esta blishingpar tnerships;andencouraging cont inua l im prov ementinworkplace safety and s pu bl ic ati on providesa generaloverviewof a pa rti cul ar st andards-r elat ed icati on does no t alteror det erminecom -pli ance responsibilit ies whichare set forthin OSHA stan dards,and theOccupationalSafetyandHealthActof1970. Mor eover,be causeint erpr eta tionsand enforcementpol icy maychan ge overtime,for additionalgui danc e on OSHA compliancereq uire -men ts th e readershouldconsultcurr entOSHAad min ist rat ive inte rpr et ationsandde cisionsby the OccupationalSafe ty andHe alth Revi ew Com missionand the con tai ned in this publication is inth e pub lic do mai n and maybe repr oduced,fu ll y or par ti all y, wit houtpermission.
Worker Exposure Lead is most commonly absorbed into the body by inhalation. When workers breathe in lead as a dust, fume, or mist, their lungs and upper respiratory tract absorb it into the body.
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