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PEL
(redirected from Permissible Exposure Level)

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PELPermissible Exposure Limit
PELPermissible Exposure Level
PELPicture Element
PELPrimary Effusion Lymphoma
PELPublic Entertainment Licence (UK)
PELPak Elektron Limited (Pakistani home appliances brand)
PELPelagic Fish (FAO fish species code)
PELProgram for Experienced Learners (Eckerd College)
PELPaid Education Leave
PELPhysics Express Letters
PELProtocol Engineering Laboratory
PELPrecautionary Emergency Landing (US DoD)
PELPhrenoesophageal Ligament
PELPortable Emergency Lighting
PELPrioritized Effects List
PELPoint Engineering Limited (Port Harcourt, Nigeria)
PELPhonetic Element (speech sound model)
PELPotential Evasion Locale
PELPrimary Equipment Location


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The intensity of exposure was rated high if the probability of exposure was also high and the permissible exposure level (PEL) standard (Occupational Safety and Health Administration 1998) was exceeded > 50% of the time, giving a high score using the paradigm of Sharp et al.
Whole-body lifetime occupational lead exposure and risk of ... by Gorell, Jay / Environmental Health Perspectives
The primary concern for metalcasting facilities is that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) will lower the permissible exposure level (PEL) to an unreachable number.
No day at the beach: the Occupational Safety and Health ... by Gibbs, Shea / Modern Casting
Wood dust is not among the first group of respirable air contaminants whose Permissible Exposure Levels will be considered by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Wood dust not on OSHA's regulatory hit list review by Adams, Larry / Wood & Wood Products
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