BENZENE EXPOSURE

1. Workers who are exposed to benzene at a concentration at or above 0.5 ppm over the course of eight-hour workdays or at or above 10 pm in the past, have rights to information from their employer as well as a medical evaluation.
2. Workers who are accidentally exposed to benzene on the job, either by ingestion, inhalation, or skin/eye contact, have a right to view employer documents, such as special laboratory tests concerning benzene.
3. OSHA also guarantees workers several other rights when it comes to benzene exposure, including the right by you or your designated representative to observe benzene […]

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