mineral
Drywall joint-compound dust
Dust generated when sanding drywall joint compound, which may contain talc, calcite, mica, gypsum, and silica.
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mineral
Dust generated when sanding drywall joint compound, which may contain talc, calcite, mica, gypsum, and silica.
mineral
Respirable dust generated during asphalt-mix production and road-paving operations, potentially including respirable crystalline silica from aggregate materials.
metal · mineral
Dust generated by drilling, cutting, scabbling, blasting, or grinding concrete; HSE identifies these operations as potential sources of respirable crystalline silica.
metal · mineral
Dust generated while cutting or processing kerbstones; HSE identifies this construction activity as a potential source of respirable crystalline silica.
biological · agricultural
Airborne fungal spores released during some demolition or refurbishment work, especially in older or contaminated buildings.
metal · mineral · chemical
Dust generated while handling, cutting, drilling, or removing cement-based mortar; its composition may include respirable crystalline silica.
metal · mineral
Silica-containing dust generated by cutting roofing tiles, especially with high-energy cut-off saws.
metal · mineral
Silica-containing dust generated while cutting paving blocks, flags, and kerbs with powered cutting equipment.
metal · mineral
Gypsum dust generated while dry-sanding taped and covered plasterboard joints, especially indoors or in enclosed spaces.
mineral
Dust generated when handheld grinders are used to smooth poured concrete surfaces after forms are stripped.
unknown
Airborne dust generated by rock drilling during construction site preparation, pipeline installation, and water-well drilling.
metal
Dust generated when deteriorated mortar is ground or cut from between bricks during tuckpointing and masonry repointing.
metal · mineral
Dust generated when high-velocity abrasive particles clean, strip, or texture metal, concrete, and other surfaces.
metal · mineral
Respirable dust released while cutting, grinding, polishing, or drilling engineered-stone countertops, which commonly contain very high crystalline-silica content.
mineral
Fine particulate released from plaster of Paris, the hemihydrate form of calcium sulfate, during handling or mixing.
mineral
Airborne particulate from gypsum handling and processing.
metal · mineral
Respirable silica-containing dust generated when cutting roofing tiles, particularly with cut-off saws.
metal · mineral
Respirable silica-containing dust generated when cutting paving blocks, kerbs, or flags.
food · mineral
Fine gypsum dust generated when sanding taped and covered plasterboard joints.
mineral · wood
Airborne dust generated when dry sweeping concrete dust and construction debris.
mineral
Respirable silica-containing dust generated by scabbling or grinding concrete and other construction materials.
metal · mineral
Crystalline-silica-containing dust generated during rock drilling for construction and site preparation.
metal · mineral
Crystalline-silica-containing dust generated when grinding or cutting mortar during tuckpointing.
waste
Dust resuspended during industrial cleaning of contaminated manufacturing, construction, waste, and recycling work areas.