Baseline Studies and Formation of Similar Exposure Groups (SEGs)
The formation of Similarly Exposed Groups (SEGs) is based on the application of a methodology to assess exposure to various occupational agents among groups of workers performing similar tasks under comparable environmental conditions.
Advantages:
- It enables the identification of priority areas for attention within each company's strategic occupational health management plans.
- Minimize time and costs associated with conducting monitoring activities.
- Optimize the number of samples required during the monitoring phase.
- The results of these evaluations can be integrated into occupational health analyses.