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1910.1050(e)(8) Visual Monitoring
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The employer shall make routine inspections of employee hands, face and forearms potentially exposed to MDA. Other potential dermal exposures reported by the employee must be referred to the appropriate medical personnel for observation. If the employer determines that the employee has been exposed to MDA the employer shall:
Maintain records of the corrective actions in accordance with paragraph (n) of this section.
Implement protective measures to correct the hazard; and
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