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gather in one spot some basic, practical information to allow individuals in shops both
large and small to more effectively manage metal removal fluid (MRF) systems and reduce
employee exposures. Management of the Metal Removal Fluid Environment distills the
personal views and practical knowledge of many people and organizations with long
experience in metal machining operations of all sizes. In preparing this document, care
has been taken to retain the intent of individual recommendations. However, because there
are so many sources and recommendations, ORC has not attempted to identify individual
contributors. This document is not
intended to be used as an authoritative guide or sole resource for employers seeking to
improve the management of MRF systems or reduce exposures to MRFs. The Guide is not a
"cookbook"--it is a starting point for gathering additional information and
analyzing the particular circumstances in each workplace. Only this kind of effort
makes it possible to reach independent judgement about appropriate MRF management
practices.
This document is not intended to be
a comprehensive review of technical or scientific literature, but is intended only to
acquaint you with some of the basic information about MRFs and their relationship to
worker health issues.ORC makes no claim, explicit or implicit, for completeness.
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