What you get
Respirable crystalline silica work written to OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1053 (general industry) and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.1153 (construction). We measure the exposure, decide whether Table 1 or objective data applies, and leave you with a written program, medical-surveillance path, and controls that hold up when OSHA walks in.
- Personal exposure monitoring for respirable crystalline silica
- Comparison to the PEL and action level in 1910.1053 / 1926.1153
- Table 1 vs. objective-data / performance-option recommendation
- Written exposure-control plan and medical-surveillance trigger list
- Technical Compliance Report within 1 week of lab results (typical 1 month from last onsite day)

