This computer-based tool allows users to calculate the adjusted average
exposure value (AAEV) based on unusual work schedules. The AAEV is calculated
from the TWA as defined in the Québec Regulation Respecting Occupational Health
and Safety Health. The adjustment principles are described in the Guide to the
Adjustment of Permissible Exposure Values (PEVs) For Unusual Work Schedules
(document T-22). It should be noted that, according to these principles, only
the TWA should be adjusted. Simple asphyxiants and regulated substances with
ceiling values, short-term exposure values or no permissible exposure values are
not affected by the adjustment process. However, an adjustment category is also
available for these substances to allow users to adapt the adjustment principles
to their own limit value system.BR>
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NOTICE!
This file contains macros
On opening the file, you
must absolutely:
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Save the file in your computer, and then close
it..
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Open the Excel file that you have just saved.
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Turn on the macrosto allow the utility to
work
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