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CURRENT WORK×HEALTH/ EXPOSURE SCREENING TOOL Name of interviewer Date 1. Job title×occupation: Industry sector: 2. Employment status (check all that apply): Full time Modified duties Part time Shift

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How to fill out current workhealth exposure:

1. Begin by gathering all relevant information about your work environment and the potential health hazards present. This could include exposure to chemicals, noise, radiation, or physical hazards.
2. Identify the specific tasks or activities that may expose you to these hazards. Make a thorough inventory of your job responsibilities to ensure that you don't miss any potential risks.
3. Consult the appropriate resources, such as safety data sheets (SDS) or guidance from your employer or occupational health department, to determine the necessary information to include in the "current workhealth exposure" section.
4. Clearly list each potential hazard you identified, along with the corresponding level or degree of exposure. This could be measured using various units, such as parts per million (ppm) for chemicals or decibels (dB) for noise.
5. For each hazard, provide additional details, such as the frequency or duration of exposure, the specific work area or equipment involved, and any control measures currently in place to minimize or eliminate the risk.
6. Include any personal protective equipment (PPE) that is required for each exposure scenario. This could include items such as gloves, masks, goggles, or earplugs.
7. If there are any ongoing monitoring or testing processes in place to assess your exposure levels, mention them in this section. This could involve regular air sampling, noise measurements, or biological monitoring.
8. Sign and date the form to indicate that you have accurately and honestly completed the "current workhealth exposure" section. Make sure to keep a copy for your records.

Who needs current workhealth exposure:

1. Employees working in industries with potential health hazards, such as manufacturing, construction, healthcare, or laboratories, need to assess their current workhealth exposure.
2. Employers and management personnel are responsible for ensuring that their employees have a thorough understanding of the potential health risks associated with their work, and therefore need to be aware of current workhealth exposure.
3. Occupational health and safety professionals, including industrial hygienists or safety officers, rely on current workhealth exposure information to develop effective control measures and safety policies for the workplace.

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