Job Title

DOE-STD-1187-2005

Occasional tasks outside office create opportunities for

exposure.

5.1.6.4.

Field Professionals (F) Frequently works outside of their

office in areas such as but not limited to laboratories, testing

areas, and construction areas.

5.1.6.5.

Technical Support (T) Workers who typically support the

field professionals and have hands-on work situations.

5.1.6.6.

Service (S) Typically includes but is not limited to

custodians, drivers, laborers, laundry workers, linemen, mail

clerks, pilots, railroad engineers, records center workers,

stationary engineers, utility workers, and water plant

operators. These workers support and maintain the facility's

infrastructure. Most work is not performed sitting at a desk.

5.1.6.7.

Security and Fire (E) Typically includes protective forces

and firefighters.

5.1.6.8.

Crafts (C) Typically includes bargaining unit employees

and laborers.

5.1.6.9.

Line Operators (O)Typically workers who are directly

involved in process, operation, or line activities at the facility.

5.1.6.10. Guests (G) Employees on short-term assignments or

internships. Typically includes guest scientists, postdoctoral

fellows, co-op students, and interns. Potential for exposure

dependent on job assignment.

5.1.6.11. Unknown (U) Job title is missing.

5.1.7.

Job Title: Provide the worker's job title at time of exposure, (e.g.

Machinist, Technician, or Chemical Operator). This should be the job

title used in pay and other employment records.

5.1.8.

Job Start Date: For each subsequent job involving potential or actual

exposure to beryllium, provide the date the worker's duties, location,

or job title changed (MM/DD/YYYY). This date may be recorded in

medical, administrative, or exposure monitoring records. If records

are not accessible the date should be the date reported by the employee

to the best of his or her recollection.

5.1.9.

Job Stop Date: Provide the date the worker stopped working in the

job in which he or she was actually or potentially exposed to beryllium

(MM/DD/YYYY). This date may be recorded in medical,

administrative, or exposure monitoring records. If records are not

accessible the date should be the date reported by the employee to the

best of his or her recollection. If this is the current job for the worker

a blank (null) value in the Job Start Date field is acceptable.