Mak

MAK refers to the Maximum Allowable Concentration, which is the highest level of a particular substance in the air, water, or soil that is considered safe for workers or the general public over a specific period. It’s used in occupational health and environmental safety to prevent exposure to harmful pollutants or chemicals. Regulatory agencies set MAK values based on scientific research to protect health without unnecessary restrictions. Essentially, MAK helps ensure environments stay within safe limits to prevent health issues related to contamination or toxic exposure.