Abstract
Abstract Because field-type indicator tests are simple to use and readily available there is a risk that they may be applied improperly by inexperienced persons. Industrial hygienists can help insure that these devices are used properly and the results interpreted correctly. Information needed for the appropriate application of the tests to specific problems is discussed. Used correctly, this type of test is valuable for many applications including pre-entry vessel-testing, routine monitoring of inhalation exposure in work areas, emergency air sampling, personnel monitoring (indicator crayons), quality control testing, trouble shooting, leak testing, and technical development.
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