Body of Knowledge: Field Use of Direct-Reading Instruments for Detection of Gases and Vapors

Cheryl L. Marcham; null et al.

Body of Knowledge: Field Use of Direct-Reading Instruments for Detection of Gases and Vapors

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AIHA and its members and volunteers worked collaboratively to develop the technical framework, known as the Body of Knowledge (BoK), that outlines the knowledge and skills a competent person should possess and be able to demonstrate when operating direct-reading instruments (DRIs) for detection of gases and vapors.

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 1 2015

Keywords

technical training
direct-reading instruments
gases
vapors
detection

Disciplines

Environmental Public Health
Occupational Health and Industrial Hygiene

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