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SkyPup said:Without the proper engineering controls, safe work practices, training, and respiratory protection, the asphalt worker becomes the red herring.
I agree that the guys at the plant have exposure risks... however.. the guys handling the finish product are not at much more risk than a jogger running down the street.... Big difference when talking about plant workers.. and the asphalt spreading crew..
If you want to get into a respitory debate.. lets talk sandblasting...
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