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exposure
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exposure

(1) In finance,the amount that one may lose in an investment;the potential loss,which could be the capital invested plus any personal liability on loans in excess of the value of the property securing the loans. (2) In the market, the process of making a property known to the marketplace as available for sale or lease.(3) Physically, the direction of an improvement;for example,“The southern exposure of the house had all the best views.”



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For example, it requires a list of all job classifications in which employees have occupational exposure, a description of all source control methods in the facility, methods of implementation of work practice controls and training, exposure incident procedures, employee communication, and a procedure for obtaining employee involvement in the annual review of the Plan.
Ensuring that proper warning labels are affixed to refrigerators, freezers, and other containers is one way of informing employees and preparing them to do their part in taking appropriate precautions to protect themselves from exposure incidents.
As was done in this case, deployed preventive medicine personnel and medical personnel are strongly encouraged to seek additional support through USACHPPM if they are faced with an exposure incident.
 
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