occupational safety

How are Exposures Assessed?

Exposure assessment involves monitoring the levels of toxic substances in the workplace and evaluating workers' exposure. Techniques include:
Air sampling to measure airborne contaminants
Biological monitoring to measure substances or their metabolites in biological samples
Environmental monitoring to assess the presence of contaminants in the workplace environment

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