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METHYL-tert--rBUT`rL ETHER nage 4 of a ii the 15i: oe v_Tmrra qC-K Mvnrr or WorKers cammumr� reside^[5:' ine oilowing :nforrnat3fln is avaiiaoie Tom: �CS. C;CnQStireS in the _ommun;ts.,. exceo: _o55[iv 3n uses of ;fres or ;mils_ are asuaily much lower than rhose Ne^V Jerse;'TOepar trnen-of:?ea€th and round in ,he workviacc. HoweVer_ peopie in the Senior Services ommunity may oe _xposed m contaminated water as .veil Occupational Disease and iniury Services as to chetnicais in the air over lone periods. Because of Trenton.N3 08625-0360 this. and 'because of :xposure of children or peopie who (609)984-1863 are already iii. community exposures rnav cause health problems. Industrial Hve-iene Wormation Industrial hvgienisrs are'available to answer ;.our questions regarding the control of chemical exposures using e;.haust ventilation, special work practices, good housekeeping, good hvgiene practices. and personal protective equipment including respirators. In addition, they can heip to interpret the resuits or industrial hygiene survey data. Medical Evaluation Tf you think you are becoming sick 'because of exposure to chemicals at your worimiace, you may call a Depart nent or Health and Senior Services physician who can help you find the services you need. Pubilc Presentations Presentations and educational programs on occupational health or the Right to Know Act can be organized for labor unions. trade associations and other erouns. Right_to Know Information Resources The Right to Know Infoline (609) 984-2202 can answer questions about the identity and potential health effects of chemicals, list of educational materials in occupational health, references used to prepare the Pact Sheets, preparation of the Right to Know survey, education and training programs. €abeiing requirements, and general information regarding the Right to Know Act. Violations of the law should be reported to (609)984-2202.