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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT -21-7 Mr. E. C. H. ASBESTOS Portland Tigard January 3, 1975 Ed, chanks for paaslng chls along. Ha will aond tba clipping in and porfaapa Cbay will sand ua a aaapla. If lc looks praccical wa will hava you raquast a prlca if ckay don't fnrnisk this inforaatioa along wick tha saupla. CHL:als C. H. L. * ~~ 'dr ' i: SGP 0007863 ;0-->jgia-^cifie 4^- intracompany memo t0 Mr. E. B. Hollingsworth H. W. Pee-le -ubicct AKRON - January 7. 8 and 9 location location date WI Imington WI Imington January 13 ccr Messrs.: J. D. Rauch, Akron-^ --TnTuu^^oe^ I. F. We I be l, Akron ^ J. R. Hurd, Portland Checked all accident reports and first aid cases and completed all records connected with these for i974. Reviewed personnel activity to complete 1974 records and also reviewed the records of the hourly people who have been terminated, currently, due to the plant closing. There are now 25 hourly employees on the payroll and all 23 salary employees. This will change as of 1/10/75. The 25 hourly people are working as follows: Mine Warehouse Maintenance Yard Joint System Janitor (parttime) 2 7 6 2 7 As work Is completed in the above areas, these employees will be terminated unless they exercise their seniority and bump Into Joint System. The Joint System has only one "old" employee at this time. O.S.H.A. requires a physical examination fchest xray and pulmonary function test) for new employees In Joint System and'an annual re-check. This was dtscussed with Jack Rauch and Irv Welbel and It was decided that we would wait until all potential "bumping" has expired and then arrangements will be made for these new employees to have the necessary physical exam completed. The same will apply to hearing tests for these employees. A SGP 0007864 baseline audiogram will be recorded for all these employees and following this we anticipate sending this approved hearing test booth to Wilmington, along with the audiometer. Jack Rauch and I met with Francis McCargar, who has taken early . retirement (age 59). He worked In Joint System and hts annual physicals have Indicated a possible mild emphysema but "not at all character Istlc of exposure to fibrous silicates." The latest report from the doctor Indicates "check again at time of next annual physical." Francis McCargar was advised that there was nothing alarming In his report, but his was different in one way from the others, in that a reference was made to his next physical exam. Therefore, In view of his retirement, the company recommended that he take this "next" physical now, at.: the company's expense and consult with the doctor at that time. Francjs McCargar advised that he was go irtg- to AH zona next week for v-eorc/.aArafic Corporation ^ SUBJECT: Akron - January 7, 8 and 9 DATE: 1-13-75 PAGE: 2 about a month, and he may move there. It was concluded that when he returns he will contact Irv Welbel and arrangements will be made to follow through on this, at that time. Irv will advise me when he gets the above message, and the doctor will be advised to examine and counsel this Individual accordingly. Jim Hurd had previously advised that he would make contacts and handle any transfers within Georgia-Pacific for Akron employees and requested I take some steps to help locate employment for these people, other than in G-P. A visit was made to National Gypsum at Clarence Center and met with Elmer Epke, Personnel Manager and Dave Walsh, Plant Manager. Charles Gonyd, at their Buffalo Office was also contacted by phone. Currently, they have some employees on lay-off, but expressed Interest in experienced Gypsum personnel when they were hiring again. They will contact Ed Foley, for references, etc. A visit was also made to U, S. Gypsum at Oakfleld and met with John Blrstler, Personnel Manager and Terry Uren, Plant Manager. Their situation and comments were the same as stated for National. They also, will contact Ed Foley for references, etc. A visit was made to the New York State Employment Placement Service In Batavia and met with the manager, Loren Fleming. The attached letter to the Union amplifies facts of these visits. This letter was given to the hourly employees with their paycheck. A meeting was held with the salary people available, to discuss the Information In this letter. John Darmstedter will function as Safety Supervisor for Joint System along with his Quality duties. Reviewed with Irv Welbel, John and Bob Schifferle certain reports and other procedures Involved In our safety program. Bob Schifferle will go Into more detail, before he leaves, on some of these reports to help John become acquainted with these duties. This will Include O.S.H.A. records. Discussed with Ed Foley certain reports, personnel areas and E.E.O. records that will need to be handled In the new set up at Akron. Visited Thorold and Ajax after leaving Akron. NWP:eh Enclosure H. W. P. SGP 0007865 TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 167 Investigation No. 1 - Progress Report No. 1 FOR: Mr. G. E. Wilson Mr. E. B. Hollingsworth Mr. T. W. Richards Mr. A. T. Niebergall ^ Mr. 0. E. Burch Mr. D. C. CorkiirTM^ Mr. J. B. Moss Mr. G. F. Fowler File (2) Issued by: Tigard Lab Division: Gypsum ' Written by: Approved by Date: January 17, 1975 COMPETITIVE JOINT CEMENT PRODUCTS Introduction: Drywall joint cements are shipped as powders that are mixed with water by the applicator and as pastes that are pre-mixed with water by the joint cement manufacturer. Sampling: The products included in this investigation are competitive products that a*e said to be equal or superior to the G-P products in their respective market areas. Testing: Each product was subjected to the battery of tests that we use in all new formulation work. Conclusions: The overall performance of the two G-P products tested can be judged as competitive with competition. All of the products tested gave SGP 0007866 TECHNICAL REPORT NO. 167 Investigation No. 1 Progress Report No. 1 Page 2 some indication of not being competitive in certain categories. The following tables indicate what these weaknesses are in direct comparison to the other products. It should be noted that in the tablp^, sanding is noted as a number. The higher the number, the easier the product is to sand. SGP 0007867 4fa to 00 o W O Li to . 0) o CO > H o 0 X cn &o uX a> TJ c O o CO 0 LI e oj: CO ft CM s-s s~s a) E ^4 >, bo CO E Li ooo US V X rH in tn US OJ ^4 r-4 ^4 o {M o fa cn <7 r-4 O > x u W 0) S 0) t r*4 <U to L us fa *------------ oo c a CL o H a> o E t-4 Li H to PQ 0) ^4 to u cn lW ML o o CO c o CO u De CO CO in E B~S Sf S-S ooo Vi o *o 0) oE E 00 *D U! Ou faO vD in o o o H ov m cn US O o ^4 CL X o m cn **4 o o 04 o LI *T3 to a> a to LI CO OJ c to c (LI (D 01 E Li li 00 U t4 1-1 C X CL i-4 3 CO 3 0 <D *r4 6 CO O X UQU X w sO u to o u fa <o t-4 o 1 a> X CM O Otf u \o V cn -- o 0 X c Q, o us CQ 3 0) M 0 E a, > H TJ TJ 4J r-4 i-J to r-4 o 0 --i ai to in o < OS X 0J CO 0X Q* ***4 us 0 3m o Pm >. to *U u C/3 ^4 CO *r4 o r-4 (U j= On D < OS o r** a) 3 *o o 0 CO o 4J c u CO H vO S-8 *5 frfi obo CQ 0) E E O' Li ft > u ooo us 0) t-S H o CM (0 a) H H L o >1 o fa cn in H Ll > V c LI c o to 0) JJ c *"4 CO ri O r-i ggg (U Eo OJ Eo O 00 <f r"4 US o 0 X US o ft fa r-4 o cn cn *--r us o X u ai e* *o 0 o CO 0 LI c 6C CO L in s-s S'! 6-s O E r-- o o in o CO E o Li o sin US a> US *4 o o CM 0 OJ --4 o > o fa <r ^fa o > CO H O D O O PC CL E > Q < s 05 __________ /N 32 y--s 32 2 X CO 2 os T3 O 0) to a) ^4 ft s-! C LI &*S O s>5 o O' m O CQ CO a> in X U c to LJ to L> a Li OJ a TJ CO CO (0 o fa to < H X Li > c Li o mo 01 CO o> o CQ CO 0) <U X E CL M to o W r- w ^ r4 cn Li 0 03 T3 c Li f-4 0) to p2 V4 ri :x C M L> Li C H LJ L c c 0) fa --4 fa 0J to o u TJ (0 C E *f-4 *D O E r-i CD L> e <U ^4 *0 li ^4 C c cu to c u JaL to Li E E 0 H 0 030 O o to H to a <D Li 0 o uX > CQ as x u CJ> u 3 tL CO o Q 3u >s to CO CJ c r4 C L11-4 do 0 CO uus CO (J LI CO Li 01 LI u *-4 nj CO Li 3 to CO X 3a c 5 SGP 0007868 BAG PRODUCTS Location T.C. Bonds: ILrn.n (70F 50% RH) Ml (') jF l'0/_ Uli) Cold (,40F 754 RH7 Corner Bead Bond Contains Asbestos Filler Sanding Open Time Water Resistance Cracking Adhesive Working Properties Comments U.S.G. N.V. Topping Columbus 65 G-P Vinyl Topping Chicago 53 100% 20% 100% Good No Limestone 79 30-35 mins. OK Excellent Vinyl Very good Not as smooth as G-P product 100% 100% 100% Good No Limestone 103 35 mins. Good Excellent Vinyl Very good SGP 0007869 GP BW AhRGN P GP BW AhRGN G P TGD RD 1/27/75 2:4PM TO oGHN DARNSTEDTER - AhRGN FM W. N. GETTEL - TIGARD PLEASE TWX NE YGUR FORNULA FGR ASBESTOS-FREE H 1 Ah U THE PROCESS GF ISSUING AN OFFICIAL FGRMJLA FGR AhRGN AND WANT TO GET THE QUANTITIES CORRECT IF YOU ARE IN AGREEMENT* I WILL CALL ThE FILLER Ah 975 AND THE WET Ah 974> END OR GA P GP BW AhRGN 1^/ ?! OC 7 & SGP 0007870 /- H- 7r fytst <&<**-**+/$Cm*^ '7Mt?sO&&/JrjL* pe/ JlL - </ -^vv ft i'c * -c* SGP 0007871 * A r ftmA cruA* ^ji^JU-s <^l- /TyJ^ffiJ^ ^ ytJh-- <S~y-~*--^tsS2>~i~sCZl - CAckJctnCC SGP 0007872 7Z*r '/-?9/?r __ /-/y &J' aJ, ^"rT7tfC --- -7~7drAf/&^&e<? ^ . Dg./y sr&o r&Z ~__ytP c/ _ .. . . _____.____^c>4^uo4. /j^** /2*?fr^&s:T^> oaJ //6?/>r /.s ^ /t9cco*U<s flgec&ur ^feyy/oCe'L. &> t/&. 7s2cY4dsd G&SAmt- $Gen Arr&G&t- 4o /joOP&te> Siscsc<4*s tf; Ea&W {/fat? ///1 &&ZJUJn C.Ac.G*iO 7~ Z> t**t&TaiU& 0.&S % /4,if~/<> <> if *A 0 i 4o V. 4.oo % o.^i y0 e> .41% o , > % 7/, V* /0 0 ,e?o % ^i+e*2f'XA Vo>s _______ 3#rC'A *9o / /*<> /f 2/*C yteao =; | -~j "I 4p&ft*c.A /Zo& /^S/5f5ras /v^pf </ S~fsK /4-S Ao*4-4X*J& - //o-r^ /4ai-Co i.\ZAce ______________________________________________ ____________ 96.9a Ye 60 % 4 4 e>o % -?// /?) -?Afcr v /<**, A? t>5oo i-ASS i^3s. L3S U9S SGP 0007873 GF 3W AKRON GEG PAC K.LFD TC: AKHGN FN : DAN PAH NGN - MLFORD FOLLOWING IS THE ASBESTOS FREE FORMULA THAT YOU ASKED FOR material METFGCEL 9 HG MCA trgysan % .6 14 .0 1 6ELVAT0L.390# 3B ATTAGEL 40 3*8 POWDERED ALUM NUN SULFATE .45 HIGH EARLY STRENGTH PORTLAND CEMENT (TYPE 3) CALGON T .45 .25 LIMESTONE 74.8? NALCO .1 ELVACE 5*9 LBS/BATCH 12 *2 2 84 2 *0 7.5 77. 9.0 9.0 5.0 1519.8 2 .0 101 .5 USES. ABOUT 130 GALLONS OF WATER IF WE CAN BE OF FURTHER HELP# PLS LET US KNOW. GA OR END SGP 0007874 G p 5 W A Fjh 0N 1 -G9-75 TO V N GETTER TIGARD F FROE cOHN DAHMSTEDTER AhROF BILE> FXRMJLA FOR ASBESTSOS FREE R/M FILLER YOU REQUESTED CM 1-27-75 IS S FOLLOWS: * METHOCEL VO HG hICA TROYSAN GELV AT0LM3 000 ATTAGEL 49 POWDERED ALUM NUN SULFATE hi EARLY TYPE 111) PORTLAND CALGON T LIMESTONE 0 .63 14 .76 11 40 4 .00 .47 .47 .26 78.90 LBS/BATCP 25 590 5 16 163 19 19 10 ' 3156 130.00 3000 FORMULA FOR ASBESTOS FREE READY MIX FILLER NALCO ELVACE WATER (APPROX) 94 .90 .10 5 .00 -- 4000 3- 21 1 2285 (275 190.se 6500 LBS NALCO SHOULD RGAD 4 LBS INSTEAD 3 OK WITH US TO CALL FILLER Ah 075 AND THE R/M 074 END GELVATOL 3069 THE M DOESNT BELONG ABOVE * SGP 0007875 / /OX__ y*o ___ " h*?____ s^O//a). y>ssA-f*7tzi7&Q - CWg .. j / /Zg&-?*<^4 S=r>J?_ /fc/5G2rOS _Jy^6SL^ )/o& /&sp&/e/zrr> oaJ s/^>7 /7S~ /-5 4s Jc`s<X.6Pt' MeJrH*j*y <?r> y//f </ 7 0. & */& o?-r ......... /*f/-4 7?Sovo4aJ /*/' 76 % 0 * // % S<fO iT &FLV&XX- -&dot> 0. */o 7o /C flir*4&*rz_ <4b 4. e*>% /Co--------------------------------------------------------------y ___t&lt/Q&OBoAcs***AJe//*T ^ ___t/j ^J\/j4c Jf\ &&ZJ//\ 0'47*f* 0 4ir& I T1j --------------------------/# i ___I__Lt~fe*Tt>Aig 0.-21% 7f:4o % /o : 3t*C j"I * / 60 \go ^ ^006 Ij4* jiso&zros ^j&coe J&mtja ys < A/ji/.Cs> ______'______ ukr&e. Qx&x) y, //oe>& *r tO Y*------------------/-----on <1 -?// . */& C-?75" Cr4c) /CO % 03,00 _____________60_________ i________ =________________________________________________________________________ SGP 000787 < 60'7?* K6 70 r/k^ /gyccgg, {&? 97T jtuso rUar A-t <?7* C / At j~ *5/ ^ '/-C,n //? Z > < Z'V ^ *;y^cr Zt?f /~-r yyr />*'< b v (T-'hj 'Zr-o / J~/x-ysvrr^ td ' X~).J} jZ^u^c/ /T-^J D. J7). C1C : `y jr'l/s-J (^/'ry'Jr fTTK'd 5T ft'C L>^ /- 3o - ? 3 f5,/I; Or^/A/i'/Ay ///)/?) <? q(//t-feZ^ A'f^< /r^LJ yjt;?'r**LcT7TS7LAJVJ y4f-cc^eaoyyyyiit^f'^j-ppvu//^^ Jd )Jyyyy S5^'Zt//////yyjay .A Vvty? A re Ccr^<Z oZ '/Zes-e f T2V* ./^/r5> ^ fr/e fair- SfW7v/ fiscjcjc'S'b Gyve? so- /y?(fK?Z^ <ts>v /^j rec > -<yv~C SGP 0007877 HOUSEKEEPING INSPECTION PROCEDURE The purpose of the housekeeping inspection procedure is to provide our joint systems operations a systematic method of control of housekeeping and to establish a record of this control to satisfy the Environmental Protection Agency and OSHA of our efforts to provide our employees with a work atmosphere which is in compliance with the Occupational Safety and Health Standards. I. Plant Housekeeping Report The form is simple and self-explanatory. The inspection areas may need some modification from one location to another. The second column is for indicating if a given area was inspected or not, and we have also provided some room for comments. II. Rating Evaluation Sheet The rating evaluation sheet is provided to assist inspectors in achiev ing uniform ratings for conditions observed during inspections. The evaluation sheet does not include all of the conditions to be inspected, but it is designed to give you a feel for classifying specific condi tions into a rating category. III. Inspection Frequency The frequency of inspection, is left to the discussion of the local manager dependent on need. IV. Recordkeeping The completed Plant Housekeeping Report forms should be filed and kept for a minimum of three years. SGP 0007878 RATING EVALUATION Poor - Conditions which would constitute a poor ratine would include: Excessive accumulations of dust on floors, machines, building supports, stored materials, etc. Clothing, refuse, bottles, rags, etc., not properly stored or disposed of. Any unsani tary or unclean conditions existing in toilets, washrooms, showers or drinking fountains. Stored material upset, damaged stored materials not repaired, unnecessary accumula tions of scrap, paper, bags, etc. Water, oil or grease spills or leaks, severe disorderly arrangement of materials, broken equipment such as pallets, bags, etc., and other dirty, unsightly or disorderly conditions not otherwise specified. Fair Conditions which would constitute a fair rating would include: Moderate accumulations of dust on floors, machines, building supports, stored materials, etc. Conditions existing in washrooms, showers, toilets or drinking fountains which would indicate that cleaning had been done; however, better cleaning is necessary. Stored materials improperly piled or arranged. Materials protruding into aisleways. Scrap, paper, bags, etc., left lying on floor, on loads or found on the ground, and other conditions which need improvement not otherwise specified. Good - Conditions which would constitute a good rating would include: Light accumulations of dust on floors, machines, building supports, stored materials, etc. Conditions of the washrooms, showers, toilets and drinking fountains indicate that adequate cleaning is achieved; however, there is still room for improve ment. Stored materials properly piled and arranged; however, straighter stacking and a more orderly arrangement of materials can be achieved. An occasional piece of scrap, paper or bag lying on the floor, on loads or found on the ground. These and other conditions not otherwise specified are satisfactory; however, improvement can still be achieved. Excellent Conditions which would constitute an excellent rating would include: Virtually no accumulations of dust on floors, machines, building supports, stored materials, etc. The washrooms, showers, toilets and drinking fountains indicate a superior job of cleaning. Stored materials properly piled and arranged in a complete orderly fashion. No scrap, paper or bags on floors, loads or ground. These and other conditions not otherwise specified are outstanding. SGP 0007879 PLANT HOUSEKEEPING REPORT JOINT SYSTEMS PLANT PLANT LOCATION DATE OF INSPECTION INSPECTION AREA ________________________________________ _______________________ ____ _RATING INSPECTED - YES/NO EXCEL COMMENTS POOR FAIR GOOD LENT OUTSIDE PLANT Front of Plant 1i ! i i Limestone Unloading Dust Collection INSIDE PLANT i Dock Blender Hammer Mill___________________ [ i Storage Bin___________________ |_ Packer ! " Ready-Mix Mixer______________ [ i Railroad-Unloading___________ Main Aisle of Plant_________[ Finished Goods Warehouse Raw Material Storage Lunch Room_____________ Rest Room Laboratory & Maintenance G_E_N_E_R_AL__P_LA_N_T__EV_A_L_U_AT_I_O_N__________! II SGP 0007880 Georgia-Ricific intracompany memo to Mr. C. H. Lehnert from D. C. Corkill subject SHESHIH WILLIAMS CO. ^ location Tigard Lab location Portland date February 7, 1975 He have just received the attached froa Shervla Willians Co. I have discussed this with Jin Hurd vho has attached sene Material froai his own files that relates to asbestos. He would appreciate it if you would respond to Shervln tfilliaas. DCC:de Attach. cc: 0. E. Burch - Portland Jin Hurd - Portland Da C. C. OP 09 SGP 0007881 c,h..i wn-Williams Company I Av'.'MIL', N W ' /-. .1 <.! 01 mo -14115 Januaiy 23, 1$75 I-Ir. George F. Badtinger, Product Mgr, Georgia Pacific Corp, 900 S. W. 5th, Avo. Containing Asbe3to3 Dear Sir* In April, 1971* and June, 197l* a letter from this office was sent to your company regarding the "U. S, Department of labor Bulletin dated 3/27/71* -- OSHA alerts Employers and Employees to New Asbestos Hazards". According to this release OSHA has learned of a new found source of hazardous exposure to asbestos fibers and that many speckling and taping compounds used to cover seams in dry-wall joints contain asbestos. In order to comply with instructions of this directive it was requested in our letters of last year that we obtain from your organization an analysis of the products and specifically those that contain asbestos being sold to the Sherwin Williams Co, for resale. Upon a complete review of all the information that has been sent in, it was noted that your company was one of the few that did not honor this request. It becomes vitally important at this time,-that you forward to our attention immediatelr complete analysis and a copy of your current labels for the above materials that are sold to our Corporation, I cannot stress enough the urgency and oooperation of this request, otherwise, steps to remove your line from the approved source of supply could be taken. Thank you in advance for your attention in this matter. Very truly yours. A, R. White Buyer Associated Products AHM/pk SGP 0007882 READY MIX - JOINT CEMENT Section 1 - When completing this Data Sheet, name, address, telephone number, and trade name should be completed. Chemical name, chemical family and formula will remain blank. Section 2 - Blank, with the exception of others. Insert asbestos and the TLV, note see Section V. Section 3 - Blar.k Section U - As noted Section 5 - As noted Section 6 and 7 - Blank Section 0 and 9 - As noted SGP 0007883 "|M!u>H,tl o.ifclv `"'(I llcaltli Administration MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulation! for Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding, and Shlpbrcaklng (29 CFR 1915, 1916, 1917) M ANUf'ACTUMI. H'S NAME Georala-PacffJc Corporation Af'Dl'l v; tS'mtfrrr, S'reet, Olv, State, am1 /JP Cotlf) CtU MICAL NftMi: AND SVMQNVMS Chi. mi Cal AMLV SECTION 1 EMERGENCY Tri.irpMONC NO. TRAOE NAME ANO 5VNONYMS FORMULA SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS, PRESERVATIVES, & SOLVENTS X TLV lUnltil ALLOYS ANO METALLIC COATINOS PIGMENTS BASE METAL CATALYST ALLOYS VEHICLE SOLVENTS ADDITIVES OTHERS METALLIC COATINOS FILLER METAL PLUS COATING OR CORE FLUX others Asbestos NONE . HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS, SOLIDS, OR OASES i TLV X fUnili) 1 Ser : V TLV X lUnili) BOILING POINT (F.) VAPOR PRESSURE (mm Hj.) VAPOR OENSITV (AIR1) SO LUO 1L1 *LYJ l,N, ^ A TC R APPCARANCC AND ODOR SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA ' SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H}0>1) PERCENT, VOLATILE BV VOLUME (%) EVAPORATION RATE i - -1) SECTION IV FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA flash point (McjLhod <ned) NONE ; EXTINGUISHING MEDIA I IMCOMBUSTIBLE SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTINO PROCEDURES NONE L#l TT * UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS I _________________________________________ i_mm ?AQ (?) (Continued on favtrsa oldoD SGP 0007884 Form OSHA-20 Mov. May 7* ' SUCTION V HEALTH HAZARD DATA A"! t'::"o:'L-o !iour exposure time weighted average, 5 fibers/mi plus 5 micr ons i <:\i -mLtobr.o>f'-oo.. vJ t.mex.xui'oossuuHrfie" to asbestos may result in respiratory ailment Improbably -- low c/j of asbestos f'Mf. MGLNCV ANO riST AtO PROCEDURES STAOIUITV unstable SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA | CONDITIONS TO AVOID STADLE INCOMPATA0ILITV fMalcrtalv :o avoid) . t'pOC'UCTS l : J MAZAROOUS 1 polymerization lr 1 MAV OCCUR ! WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOIO SECTION VII SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED WASTE DISPOSAL METHOO SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION i RESP,R'Wen P sanciing00 or 3M 8710 I VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST mechanical (General) SPECIAL OTHER PROTECTIVE GLOVES NONE OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT EVE PROTECTION when sanding { SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING 1___________________________________________NONE________________ _O_T_H_E_R_P_R_E_CAUTIONS NONE PAGE (21 at*o oa.cjs Form OSHA-20 Nov. Moy 72 SGP 0007885 Georgia-Racific intracompany memo to Mr. D. C. Corkill from 0. E. Burch subiect CAUTION LABELS ^ location location date Portland Portland February 15, 1975 One of the things that was agreed upon at Mr. Wilson's recent meeting was the need for review of our caution label procedures. Will you please advise what products we are presently labeling, and again review the wording on each to be sure that we are in compliance with the laws. Also, please be sure that we are using these labels on all products that should be so labeled. OEB/mf 0. E. CC: Messrs. G. E. Wilson C. W. Lehnert T. W. Richards E.B.Hollinsworth T.E.Withycombe J. R. Hurd Portland Tigard Lab Tigard Lab Wilm Del Gyp Portland Portland SGP 0007886 GP09 Georgia-Ffecific ^ intracompany memo iO Mr. D. C. Corkill :rcm C. W. Lehnert tccanon ocation scD;ec: SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY cate Re: Your letter of February 7, 1975 Port land Tigard February 19, 1975 cc: Mr. 0. E. Burch - Portland Mr. Jim Hurd - Portland Inasmuch as Mr. White's letter to George Baitinger seemed urgent I called him, but he was out of the office. I will try to reach him again on Friday. I have asked you what joint compound materials we furnish Sherwin-Williams so that the appropriate formulas can be provided to them. Also, they have requested labels for all the materials we furnish them, and I trust you will arrange to send these labels to Mr. White. CWL:elz '/ - C.- Wv SGP 0007887 RECEIVED 3Y gypsum division GeorgiaF&cific intracompany memo :3 *3as Below J. B. Moss sub.eci WARNING LABELS Eastern Operations February 19, 1975 To: Messrs.: I. F. Wei be I, Akron R. V. Favero, Marietta H. W. Scharf, Milford cc: Messrs.: E. B. Hollingsworth, Wilmington D. C. Cork III, Port land^O^^m C. W. Lehnert, Tigard J. R. Hurd, Portland Would each of you please review the manual requirements for warning labels and assure us that we are In full compliance? May we have your reply by February 28? JBM:eh r\ B. M. RfcCtiVfD SY FE3 2 0 1975 GYPSUM DIVISION Cp 09 SGP 0007888 GYPSUM DIVISION 10030 S.W.72NO AVENUE TiBARD, OREGON 97S23 503-638-d121 February 24, 1975 Mr. A. A, White The 5Uervla~Wi.lli.atns Company 101 Prospect Avenue, N. Cleveland, Ctt 44115 Clear Mr. White: Re: Speckling and Xaplng Compounda Containing Asbestos This letter will confirm our telephone conversation last Friday regarding your need to know the quantity of aaoeatos fiber la the products we are furnishing you. I apologise for our lateness in responding to your request, and 1 trust cost the inforsucion following will be satisfactory. It is my understanding that Sherwin-Williams purchases a variety of joint system products from us, so 1 am listing our entire product line Indicating whether asbestos is Incorporated and, if so, the quantity. The following formulas contain no aabestoa fiber: Ceiling Texture Medium Ceiling Texture Coarse Celling Texture Fine Wall Texture Celling Texture Polystyrene Speed Set Vinyl All Purpose Joint Compound Vinyl Triple Duty Vinyl Bedding Compound Vinyl Topping Compound The iollowing products do contain asbestos fiber in the amounts indicated; Vinyl Joint Compound - 4.54 casein Bedding Compound - 5% Casein Topping Compound - 51 Triple Duty Joint Compound - 4.51 All .'urpose Joint Compound - 4.51 i.eady Mix Joint Compound - 41 (based on contents of 5-gal. pail) Ready Mix Topping Compound - 51 ( ) SGP 0007889 Mr. A. R. White -2- February 24, 1975 You will not* chat we have som products we manufacture both with and without asbaatoa. All materials formulated with aabaatoa fiber have the caution label required by 08HA printed on or attached to the container. Enclosed la a aaaple of a label taken froa one of our baga. I hope this la the Information you required, If not please let ua know. Very truly yours, CWL:e12 Enclosure Mr. 0. S. Burch - Portland Mr. D. C. Corkill - Portlan Mr. J. Hurd - Portland Mr. T. R. Godfrey - Portland Product Development Technical Service RECCED BY v - `J GYPSUM DIVISION SGP 0007890 GT BW AKRON /0 f 1I .'un 36 GEO PAC PTLD B 1026 AM JOHNJJAR-flSmrEfr-AKRON NY Fr(m D C CCiKILL 2-24-75 CC: 0 E BURCH PORTLAND E B HOLLINGSWORTH WILM DEL GYP CHET SMALLEY CLIFTON REG GEO FOWLER MARIETTA WILL YOU PLS BRING ME IP TO DATE ON THE SITUATION CONCERNING THE AS BESTOS FREE MATERIAL IN THE ROCHESTER MARKET. BOTH READY-MIX AND BAG GOODS HAVE BEEN IRIED BUT THE PROJECT SEEMS TO HAVE TAPERED OFF. WE NEED AN UP DATE CONCERNING PREFERENCE, ACCEPTABILITY, REPEAT BUSINESS, ETC. GA OR END M BP BW AKROO SGP 0007891 .a p p T | ^ a P "> ' 1 A J ' o * 1 Ti n< n... *^ c CC PE p[!RC!-f - ^PR TLA f'O EH F OLLI l"rPWPnTF ? '-'IL^Tf'nTpM r c ma i j try _ P.1 j jTTAt' P FO'-H^rc - ^apiftta -....,j .. HAVE .'PT *>!TA i i y HA P A OF.A 'pF TP CFEOK I MTP TFIF nUT My nf'DEDSTA HPT "'0 Tp tfa T 'pr'E?TPS FPFF. PQWOEprn POOPS WEMT WELL. WE WILL HA WE STOCK Pf THE FLOP0 RWT THERE FA? REEF PO REORDERS THAT I AW aware of. RECEIVE af proep ?P TFAT AFO DELIVERER. CAP OFT PAW material? rurcfaced E f1 p.y np.p TFI? pp^yy SGP 0007892 GeorgiaF&cific ^ intracompany memo :o * See Below location from subiect *T0: p b cc: D. R. Greve location CAUTION LABELS date Mr. K. n. Brown - Acme Mr. J. S. Jorgensen - Blue Rapids Mr. M. A. Palmowski - Chicago Mr. 0. B. Covington, Jr. - Fort Dodge Mr. C. R. Coats - Lovell Mr. C. F. Hummel - Sigurd Mr. T. W. Richards - Tigard Mr. D. C. Corkill - Portland Tigard February 25, 1975 Attached is a copy of a letter from Mr. Burch to Mr. Corkill. This points out the need to be in compliance with the laws with any product that we manufacture requiring caution labels. If you have any questions or are not sure of your program, contact Mr. Corkill or the writer. 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