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ethylbenzene are the E�irborne contaminants of most concern. Health hazards associated with gasoline exposure are mild irritation and effects on the central nervous system. It is an explo.Aon hazard! Diesel is a fuel oil and a refined petroleum solvent that is mixture of paraffins and aromatics. Health hazards associated with diesel exposure are mild irritation to the eyes, skin, and throat. Polynuclear Aromatic; Hydrocarbons (PA) form a class of diverse organic compounds each containing two or more fused aromatic rings of carbon and hydrogen atoms, Most PNAs enter the environment via the atmosphere from a variety of combustion processes and pyrolysis sources. Evidence that mixtureE of PNAs are carcinogenic to humans comes primarily from occupational studies or`workers following inhalation and dermal exposure. Data is unavailable for the ora route of exposure for humans 7. snf iii Expo;ure Limit IDLH Relative Response LEL Route of Err" Arsithmosm PEL=0.2 mg/ml Bronchitis,Dermatitis Contact/inhalation Potential Carcinogen senzo,,Wir,11106 PEL=0.2 Mg/M3 IDLH=80 Bronchitis,Dermatitis Contactrinhalation Mg/M3 Potential Carcinogen Chrysene PEL=o2 Mg/M3 IDLH=80 Bronchitis, Dermatitis Contact/inhalation Mg/M3 Potential Carcinogen Naphthalene PEL= 0 ppm IDLH=250 Irritant eyes,confusion, 0.90% Contact/inhalation ppm Malaise,nausea,vomiting Absorption, inhalation STEL= 15 ppm P I henanthirene PEL=0.2 mg/m3 IDLH=80 Bronchitis,Dermatitis Contact/inhalation mg/m3 Potential Carcinogen PEL=0.2 Mg/M3 IDLH=80 Bronchitis,Dermatitis Contact/inhalation Mg/M3 Potential Carcinogen 'Permissible exposure limits, California Code of Regulations,Title 8, General Industry Safety Orders, Airborne Contaminants, §5- 55 Lodi City Landfill 15 January 2012 Site Safety and Health Plar