Mining Product: How Health & Safety Professionals Can Use EVADE Software to Assess Worker Exposure
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Original creation date: January 2018
Authors: E Haas, A Cecala, A Glowacki, J Schall, B Connor
Video - January 2018
A video tutorial describing the use of NIOSH developed software called EVADE. EVADE matches up recorded video and logged data to identify potential health exposure risks. The video comes from a worker-mounted camera and the logged data comes from a personal assessment monitor used to measure either dust, noise, diesel, or chemical exposure. This tutorial shows where to access and download this free software, and then how to create, save, and perform a basic exposure assessment using the software.
Video - January 2018
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Page last reviewed: February 1, 2018
Page last updated: February 1, 2018
Content source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Mining Program