New OSHA Respirable Crystalline Silica Rule

November 3, 2016Featured, Gas Flow Calibration BlogBy Kera Tucker

The new OSHA Respirable Crystalline Silica Rule was published in March of this year. Responses from all industries have raised several questions regarding the new rule, such as why the new rule has been made and how will each industry be effected. In addition to looking at the new rule at https://www.osha.gov/silica/, the one-page informative document below highlights the main points of the new rule, and hopefully answers some of your questions.

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Kera Tucker

Kera Tucker is Mesa’s BGI/DryCal/DialyGuard Product Manager. She spearheads product development and renovations for Mesa’s flow calibration, environmental monitoring and dialysate meter product lines.