Who reviews control measures during surveys and provides training to minimize exposures?

• A. Safety Officer
• B. Unit LSO
• C. Bioenvironmental Engineering
• D. Individual Worker

Answer: (C)

Bioenvironmental Engineering is the group that handles exposure assessment and protection in the workplace. They go into surveys to identify how exposures occur and what controls are in place, then evaluate whether those controls are adequate and properly implemented. They review the effectiveness of engineering controls (like ventilation or containment), administrative controls (work practices, schedules), and personal protective equipment to ensure exposures stay within safe limits. After identifying needed improvements, they design and deliver training so workers know how to apply the controls correctly and protect themselves. While safety officers and unit safety staff support safety programs, and individual workers follow procedures, the task of reviewing control measures during surveys and providing training to minimize exposures is specifically what bioenvironmental engineering does.