Data Chem Laboratories / Industrial Scientific Corporation / Southwest Laboratory / U.S. Agency for Toxic Substances / /
Country
United States / Australia / /
Facility
Southwest Laboratory / University of Washington / Research Center Michael Van Dyke / /
IndustryTerm
chemical hazards / potential chemical exposures / law enforcement personnel / chemical concentrations / chemical risk assessment / chemical exposure / illegal methamphetamine manufacturing / security and emergency services / hydrogen chloride gas / phosphine gas exposure / stainless steel / chemical protective suits / chemical traces / individual chemical characteristics / chemical identification / response groups / methamphetamine-manufacturing / law enforcement personnel responding / law enforcement / chemical contaminants / personal protective equipment / cook site / healthcare providers / chemical exposures / chemicals / chemical-protective suits / clandestine methamphetamine drug manufacturing / laboratory site / /
United States Environmental Protection Agency / University of Washington / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / By Division of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences / United States Department of Justice / ND ND / Occupational Safety and Health Administration / National Drug Intelligence Center / Jewish Medical and Research Center / U.S. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry / Tri-County Health Department / Drug Enforcement Administration / /
Person
Shawn L. Arbuckle / Forensic Chemists Tamara Dallabetta / Tamara Dallabetta / Jefferey Burgess / OSHA ACGIH EPA / David Love / Angela Wacker / Nicola Erb / Jim Gerhardt / Scott Wischenewski / Charles S. McCammon / Forensic Chemists David Love / John W. Martyny / /
Position
Industrial Hygiene Program Coordinator / Sergeant / CSP Industrial Hygienist / Industrial Hygienist / Associate Professor / Chemist / /
Chemical Exposures Associated with Clandestine Methamphetamine Laboratories Using the Hypophosphorous and Phosphorous Flake Method of Production September 23, 2005 By