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FILE NAME: TIL DATE: 1981 May 12 DOC#: TIL026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE Possible Methods for Removing Asbestos Dust INTRfCQMMNY CORRESPONDENCE ; * ' Ronald E, Benton - Industrial Hygiene. 00B T C. B. YOUKQ - RABPCD, Stratford copy: D A T E ft SUBJECT: Hr. X. f... Irby 1981 May 12 Madl o>ly-PH ASBESTOS DUST I an in receipt of your 1981 Hay 7 nemo to E. A. Pattereon (Safety Dept.), regard ing his safety inspection. Under Iten A-D, reference is asde to asbestos dust clean-up, etc. This baa bean brought to our attention by Mr, Patterson and The Travelers; how ever, the problem which you and Mr. Patterson deeorlbe seens to be nor# extensive than ve had initially realised. As a result, please find enclosed a copy* of the Reynolds program for demolition and/or removal of asbestos-oontaining material. Striot adherence to these guidelines is neosssary, to ensure minimum employee exposure to asbestos fibers as well as compliance with existing OSHA regulations. Ve will be happy to send someone from this department to Stratford to esrry out the asbestos monitoring program. On the other hand, ve will be glad to assist your personnel In carrying out this function in-house. One other possibility would be to have the asbestos removed by an- outside con tractor that specialises in this type work. This may, of course, be the method of choice, since the contractor would have the proper equipment and know-how to conduct this Job with minimum asbestos exposure to hie as veil es RABPCO employees. Utilising this approach would also eliminate the need to follow the enclosed guidelines on asbestos removal and/or desolltlon. In any event, please notify this department, so that we may take the necessary steps to ensure the protection of RABPCO employees and compliance with existing OSHA regulations. REB/ajm Efac Ronald E. Benton RMC450002Q0Q01953