Click here for OSHA & Related Resources

• Table 1 – Equipment Names and Best Practice Tips (2018)
  CPWR
• Dealer Fact Sheet for Heavy Equipment with Enclosed Cabs (2020)
  CPWR
  Developed to help manufacturers and distributors provide their customers with information on how to select equipment that meets the requirements in the silica standard.
• Silica Checklist
  Occupational Health Internship Program, UHB-CDPH, SBCTC of California, CPWR
  A checklist for silica-generating tasks for competent persons and others on-site. Includes a quick reference guide to Table 1.
• Medical Monitoring Under the OSHA Silica Standard for the Construction Industry – Guide For Employers (2017)
  CPWR
  This guide is intended to help employers understand the medical monitoring requirements (paragraph (h)) in the OSHA silica standard for the construction industry (§1926.1153 Respirable Crystalline Silica), and set up the program for their employees.
• Dimeo Construction Company’s Table 1 for Silica
  Dimeo Construction Company
  A visualization of the silica standard’s Table 1.
• Understanding the new OSHA standards for Silica dust in the construction industry (2016) (SPANISH)
  CPWR and nxtMOVE Corporation
  A white paper to help the industry understand and comply with the new OSHA standards for silica dust.
• Field Guide for Controlling Silica Dust Exposure on Asphalt Pavement Milling Machines (2017)
  CPWR & NAPA
• Best Practice Engineering Control Guidelines to Control Worker Exposure to Respirable Cyrstalline Silica during Asphalt Pavement Milling (2015)
  NIOSH
  Information on methods to control silica dust exposure during asphalt pavement milling.
• Recommended Skills and Capabilities for Silica Competent Persons
  AIHA
• Silicosis – Learn the Facts! Do you work in construction or do abrasive blasting? (2004)
  NIOSH
  Information on silica health hazards, protecting yourself and your family, case studies, respiratory protection and references.
• Clothes Cleaning Process (2004)
  NIOSH
  Instructional materials on implementing a safe, effective and economical method for removing dust from work clothes developed by NIOSH’s Mining Division.
• NIOSH Workplace Safety & Health Topics: Silica
• NEPSI – The European Network on Silica