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Industrial Hygiene equipment will be used to verify occupational and environmental health hazards. Exposure monitoring results will determine residual health risk and allow the Industrial Hygienist to... Industrial Hygiene equipment will be used to verify occupational and environmental health hazards. Exposure monitoring results will determine residual health risk and allow the Industrial Hygienist to use evidence-based data to determine and recommend hazard controls for exposures at or above an actionable level. Quantifiable exposure assessments are required IAW several authorities: the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Title Code of Federal Regulations (CFR Part 1910), Department of Defense Instruction (6055.01, 6055.05, 6055.12, and 6050.05), DA Pamphlets (40-501 and 40-503).