Biological Environmental Exposure Levels (BEEL) Project Team

In September 2006 the American Industrial Hygiene Association Board approved the formation of a new BEELs Project Team within the structure of the current Biological Monitoring Committee.

Mission: To develop industrial hygiene field guidelines based on biological monitoring of workers for use by field industrial hygienists and other occupational health professionals as essential tools of industrial hygiene where all routes of exposure are important, and also in cases where skin and oral exposure are more important than inhalation exposure.

The team will also promote the utility of biological monitoring to industrial hygienists in conjunction with the Biological Monitoring Committee as a whole.  

How to Apply to Become a Member of the BEEL Project Team

Please read  the file BEEL Application Details  first. The file BEEL Sign-Up Forms contains two forms that need to be completed as part of your application package.

• BEEL Sign-Up Forms
• BEEL Application Details

About BEELs

• Presentation on BEELs at Michigan Safety Conference, April 15 2008 
• The Skin Absorption Risk Assessment Entity of the American Industrial Hygiene Association 

BEEL Official Administrative Operating Procedures

• BEEL Administrative Operating Procedures
• BEEL Charter 
• BEEL Chemical Selection 
• BEEL Conflict of Interest Form 
• BEEL Development 
• BEEL Literature Search 
• BEEL Literature Search Strategy 
• BEEL Membership Selection 
• BEEL Resolution Comments 

Other BEEL Documents

• Minutes
  • June 2008 
  • June 2007 

For more information or to join the BEEL Project Team contact the team leader Shane Que Hee.