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PEL
(redirected from Permissible exposure limit)

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PELPlan Epargne Logement (French: Housing Savings Plan)
PELPortfolio Européen des Langues (French: European Language Portfolio)
PELProtocol Engineering Laboratory
PELPrecautionary Emergency Landing (US DoD)
PELPortable Emergency Lighting
PELPotential Evasion Locale
PELPoint Engineering Limited (Port Harcourt, Nigeria)
PELPrimary Equipment Location
PELPhonetic Element (speech sound model)
PELPrioritized Effects List
PELPrimary Effusion Lymphoma
PELPatient Education Library (various locations)
PELProgram for Experienced Learners (Eckerd College)
PELPaid Education Leave
PELPhysics Express Letters
PELPak Elektron Limited (Pakistani home appliances brand)
PELPelagic Fish (FAO fish species code)
PELPublic Entertainment Licence (UK)
PELProjet Educatif Local (French: Local Education Project)
PELPermissible Exposure Level
PELPermissible Exposure Limit
PELPhrenoesophageal Ligament
PELPicture Element


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In addition, all systems must comply with FCC maximum permissible exposure limits and such compliance should be on hand in the form of historical site survey reports.
Besides those listed in the title, the properties include the bioconcentration factor of organic compounds, the threshold limit value and permissible exposure limit of organic and inorganic compounds, and others.
After an initial inspection, follow-up site visits will be conducted in all establishments where exposures were measured at or above the permissible exposure limit (PED or above the action level where the employer has not taken preventive/corrective action (as required by the standard).
 
 
 
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