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Asbestos Contamination of Abatement Equipment Surfaces

Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene, 1991
Abstract Uncontrolled, friable asbestos material on the surfaces of asbestos abatement equipment and bagged asbestos waste is commonplace in the industry and a source of unnecessary exposure to unprotected workers and other persons. Equipment, including respirators, ladders, and hoses, is often neither decontaminated properly nor sealed in airtight ...
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Contamination of monitoring equipment

Medical & Biological Engineering, 1967
A, Wald, J, Dragovich
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The microbiological contamination of equipment processed by the HSDU.

Journal of sterile services management, 1986
The microbiological hazard to staff of used instruments and equipment when returned to the HSDU appears to be small providing reasonable precautions are taken (Parsons et al, 1985). Nevertheless, little evidence is available on the contamination of used equipment or the efficiency of cleaning and disinfection methods.
M, Phelps, R M, Ashmore, S M, Johnston
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Contaminated Bypass Equipment

JAMA, 2019
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Contamination of GeCl4 by handling equipment