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English: Compound miter saw connected to a mobile dust extractor, within a storage warehouse for painted and sculptural artwork located in a former limestone quarry cavern in Ohio. This photograph was taken during a Health Hazard Evaluation, a NIOSH program by which employees, union officials, or employers can request an evaluation of possible health hazards at their workplace at no cost to them.
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Author Scott E. Brueck, Duane R. Hammond, Leonard M. Zwack, Sarah Hatcher


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