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- - - - :star:Factors derived from the nature of the job.
        Includes the demands of the task imposed on the individual performing it (effort, load handling, work posture, attention levels, etc.) associated with each type of activity and determinants of the workload, both physical and mental.
- - - - :check: Ease of sampling.
        Preference is given to analyzing media from which samples can be obtained most easily, invading the organism as little as possible. The medium in which the relevant chemical species is found in the easiest form to analyze is preferred.
- - - - :red_cross: Noise control is a machine, environment and worker problem.
        :red_cross: The goal of control is to achieve an environment with an acceptable noise level at an acceptable cost.
        acceptable at an acceptable cost.
        :red_cross: The success of control is measured in terms of the end result, i.e., the noise reduction achieved.
        noise reduction achieved.
        :red_cross: The assembly has many components, which can be noise generators.
- - - - :<3: Group 2: Risks arising from the transformation of work objects. Dusts, fumes, gases, vapors, liquids, aerosols, biological pastes. Symbol Color Red. .
        
        :star: Group 3. Labor requirements of the activity.
        work demands of the activity. Intense physical activity, sedentary work, uncomfortable positions. Yellow color symbol.
        
        :silhouette: Group 4. Work demands derived from the organization and division of labor. Workday and work rhythm, process control, monotonous, repetitive, meticulous work, attention, strict supervision, communication, displacements. Blue color symbol.
        
        Group 5. Risks that the means of work represent in themselves. Installations, machinery,
        equipment, tools. Symbol color purple
- - - - :check: TLV - STEL: concentrations to which workers can be continuously exposed for a short period of time without irritation, chronic or irreversible tissue damage, or narcosis.
        continuous exposure for a short period of time without irritation, chronic or irreversible tissue damage, or narcosis. It is
        defined as the time-weighted average concentration over a time of 15.
        
        :check: TLV - C: This is the concentration not to be exceeded at any time of exposure during
        of exposure during work.
- - - - :red_cross: Digestive route: The possibility of occupational intoxications by the gastrointestinal route
        is practically reduced to individual actions derived from incorrect hygienic sanitary practices, such as drinking, eating, smoking in the workplace or with dirty hands,
        eating, smoking in the workplace or with dirty hands.
        :red_cross: Parenteral route. Penetration of substances can occur through ulcers, wounds, mucosal inflammation, etc. In these cases the natural protective barrier has been altered and the contaminant has no obstacles to its entry into the bloodstream.
        bloodstream.