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GENERAL INFORMATION BULLETIN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION Inspections, Citations and Proposed Penalties Sec.1903.7(b) Conduct of Inspections--Samples Use of Personal Sampling Devices According to the interpretation published by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration in the February 12 Federal Register (pp. 6530-4, attached), the use of personal sampling devices as an aid in workplace inspections is permitted under 29 CFR 1903.7(b).

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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT OCCUPATIONAL, PREVENTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE ASPECTS 393 process or group of industries or processes involving exposure to silica dust, who were certified to have suffered death or to tal disablement from silicosis or silicosis accompanied by tu berculosis, or who, though not totally disabled, were found on medical examination to be suffering from the disease to such a degree as to make it dangerous to continue work in the industry and were for that reason suspended from employ ment.

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