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Overview

Which groups are over a limit, which need more samples and which notices are due.

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Sample date
Oct 12, 2026

Similar exposure groups with results

Groups Ranked Against Their Limit

Exposure groups ranked by 95th percentile as a share of the limit
Group95th Percentile vs. LimitSamplesAIHA Category
95th percentile525%
42 short of sixCategory 4
95th percentile485%
51 short of sixCategory 4
95th percentile194%
7Six or moreCategory 4
95th percentile134%
6Six or moreCategory 4
95th percentile60%
33 short of sixCategory 3
95th percentile47%
24 short of sixCategory 2
95th percentile44%
6Six or moreCategory 2

The bar is the group’s 95th percentile as a share of the limit in use. Noise is counted as dose, where 100% is a 90 dBA day. One result alone is shown as that result. Pick a group to open its

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Results on file per group

Where the Data Is Thin

Guidance: AIHA guidance: 6 to 10 samples
  • Press Line Operators (EG-01)Noise7
  • Stainless Welders (EG-02)Chromium (VI)6
  • Welders, All Cells (EG-03)Manganese4
  • Machinists (EG-06)Noise3
  • Blast Booth Operators (EG-07)Silica2
  • Blast Booth Operators (EG-08)Noise5
  • Shipping Aisle Team (EG-12)Noise6

One sample says nothing about how much a job varies from day to day. Amber groups have fewer than six results.

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