Document 3NR876LG50b21QBjOOQNYO26E
SM-32 (REV. 5*78)
Shell Oil Company
Interoffice Memorandum
AUGUST 10, 1988
7^77.
FROM:
STAFF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST, PRODUCTS HEALTH & SAFETY
TO: SEE ATTACHED DISTRIBUTION LIST
SUBJECT: HEALTH & SAFETY RESOURCE INFORMATION
Attached for your information are a new health and safety procedure and set of audit checklists which are now in use by Wood River Mfg. Complex. You may want to consider any applicability the attached resource has to your location.
P. J. Snyder P0S:bjd Attachment cc w/attachment 0. D. Long cc w/o attachment R. C. Newell
BJT8822302
LAM 002769
DPMC-08898
DISTRIBUTION LIST
MANUFACTURING LOCATIONS
ANACORTES REFINERY MANAGER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
DEER PARK MANUFACTURING COMPLEX MANAGER, HEALTH AND SAFETY
GE1SMAR PLANT MANAGER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
MARIETTA PLANT MANAGER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
MARTINEZ MANUFACTURING COMPLEX MANAGER, HEALTH AND SAFETY
NORCO MANUFACTURING COMPLEX MANAGER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND MEDICAL
ODESSA REFINERY MANAGER, HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
TAFT PLANT SAFETY AND TRAINING REPRESENTATIVE
WILMINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPLEX MANAGER,'HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTION LOCATIONS
METAIRIE PLANT MANAGERTHEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT/Q.A.
SEWAREN PLANT MANAGER, Q.A./HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT
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BJT8822302
LAM 002770
DPMC-08899
SHELL OIL COMPANY WOOD RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
WRMC INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE REVIEW PROGRAM
PAGE 1 OF 3
COMPLEX PROCEDURE BOOK I, S 1.09
ORIGINAL ISSUE 5/88
PURPOSE
This procedure is intended to assure that WRMC is meeting the objective of maintaining a healthy work place and meeting the requirements of health regulations.
SUMMARY
To meet the objective, this program requires a review of each BPU, Central Maintenance, QA, and Purchasing every two years. The review will be a combined effort of Departmental personnel and the H&S-staff. The review will focus on the requirements of the existing IH related Complex Procedures.
TOPICS COVERED
The review will include the following topics:
-Hearing Conservation -Respiratory Protection -Radiation -Ceramic fibers -Reporting Suspect Hazards -Hazard Communications -Chlorine -Embryo-fetus -VDT's -Benzene -Asbestos -Lead -Acid King and PVC protective clothing -Work around Inerted Equipment . -Hazardous waste sites
-Mandatory H&S Training -Environmental Monitoring Equipment -Ventilation Systems
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SHELL WOOD RIVER MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
WRMC INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE REVIEW PROGRAM PAGE 2 OF 3
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COMPLEX PROCEDURE BOOK I, S 1.09
ORIGINAL ISSUE 5/88
REVIEW TEAM MEMBERSHIP
A Review Team will be formed to conduct each review. The Team will include two representatives from H&S and two representatives from the department being reviewed.
The membership should be selected to promote effective communication between the Department personnel and the H&S staff. A good understanding of IH requirements is essential to the success of the program.
It is expected that the Review Team members will gain information that will increase WRMC capability to do the preventive activities necessary to have a healthy work place both in procedure and practice.
GUIDELINES
Checklists or self audits covering the IH requirements have been developed to facilitate the reviews and focus on requirements. During the review, comments in response to compliance with a particular requirement should be written directly on the checklists. Industrial Hygiene will maintain and update the lists as needed.
RESPONSIBILITIES
A. SENIOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST
1. Has overall responsibility for the program. 2. Publish a schedule each year of the units to be
reviewed. Approximately one every two months. 3. Select the H&S participants for each review. 4. Designate the H&S participant to be team leader. 5. Assure checklists/self audits are updated. 6. Request names of department participants.
B. DEPARTMENT MANAGER BEING REVIEWED
1. Select two department participants for the review. 2. Issue status report every two months to his Superintendent
and Manager H&S until all items are resolved.
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WRMC INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE REVIEW PROGRAM PAGE 3 OF 3
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COMPLEX PROCEDURE BOOK I, S 1.09
ORIGINAL ISSUE 5/88
C. REVIEW TEAM LEADER
1. Arrange the date within the assigned month to conduct the review.
2. Conduct a planning meeting with review participants to schedule interviews, determine records to be spot checked, and which checklists are applicable.
3. Conduct the review in one day. 4. Verbally report out to the Department Manager at the
close of the review. 5. Issue a written report to the Manager within one month
of the review including the checklists.
APPROVAL: SUPERINTENDENT
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REVIEWER:
MANAGER HEALTH l SAFETY
TITLE
ORIGINAL ISSUE
COMP PROC S 1.09
LAM 002773
DPMC-08902
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM & RESPIRATORY MANUAL S 3.05
Yes
Are the jobs or activities in the area classified per Table I?
Are employees training records maintained (Section 7 Manual)?
Is the content of the training documented?
Are employees in the department physically able to wear a respirator?
If needed, do personnel required to wear full face respirators have the spec kit?
Are respirators available and ready for routine or emergency use?
Are respirators properly stored, inspected?
Do personnel know how to get and return respirators?
Are JEP's in Appendix A of Respirator Manual?
Are personnel familiar with the positive and negative field fit procedure (Section 8 - Manual)?
Do employees have respirator type/size sticker on hard hat?
Are supervisors/employees familiar with selection criteria for respirators (Appendix C)?
Do employees maintain facial hair so that it does not interfere with proper fit and operation of the respirator?
No
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HAZARD COMMUNICATION PM 15.12
SELF AUDIT
Aj, APPROVAL OF NEW CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES (II)*
1. REQUIREMENT - All new chemical substances must receive a Health and Safety review by Industrial Hygiene prior to being brought into the Complex.
2. ASSESSMENT
Do people in the Department who approve purchases understand this requirement?
yes________
no_______ .
Have any new chemical substances been purchased during the last year?
yes_______
no_______
If so, check purchase requisitions for IH initials.
yes_______
no_______
B. IDENTIFICATION OF CONTENTS OF "FIXED VESSELS" (III,B,1)
1. REQUIREMENT -- The person operating a unit must be able to identify the contents of fixed vessels (tanks, columns, exchangers etc.) in the area. Also, the operator must locate the appropriate MSDS for the contents of a vessel and convey that information to crafts and others verbally and by the precautionary measures on a permit.
2. ASSESSMENT
or area?
Are signs posted at normal approaches to the unit
yes
no
-refers to section in procedure
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Is the Fixed Vessel Toxic Substance book available?
yes_______
no_____
Does the operator on duty know what the contents of the exchangers, tanks, vessels, pumps, piping are? (pick four fixed vessels at random and ask what is in the vessel and ask to see the MSDS)
knew_______
didn't know________
Do the permits forvessel work (where the vessel will be opened) indicate the process contents and appropriate protective equipment? - Check the last three permits.
yes_______
no_____
EQUIPMENT THAT LEAVES THE OPERATING AREA (111,B,2)
1. REQUIREMENT - When equipment leaves the custody of the responsible operating department, it must be properly tagged.
2. ASSESSMENT
Do the operating and maintenance foremen know this
is required? Do the truck drivers picking up the equipment
know?
ves
no operations
yes
no maintenance
ves
no truck drivers
required service?
Do the foremen know that an additional red tag for equipment that has been in acid or caustic
yes_______
no_______
is
Has any equipment left the unit during the last month? Where was it sent? If yes, check with receiving department to determine if the equipment was properly tagged.
properly tagged_______ not
D_^_ QUALITY CONTROL SAMPLES ( 11 I , B , 2 )
1. REQUIREMENT -- All samples being sent to the QA lab or taken to the unit lab must have sample tags that identify the con ten ts.
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2. ASSESSMENT
Do the operators know this requirement?
yes_______
no_______
Check three samples. Are tags on? If so, are the contents noted?
yes_______
no_______
Are special cautions such as acid, caustic noted?
yes_______
no_______
Ei. LABELS ON CONTAINERS ( 111 , A , 2 ).
1. REQUIREMENT - All containers other than those covered under `fixed vessels' must be properly labelled (examples: 55 gal. drum, lubsters, anti-freeze, 5 gal. cans, cardboard barrels.)
2. ASSESSMENT
Do people understand the requirement? Randomly ask six unit personnel.
yes_______
no_______
Check all containers for legible labels. Drums, bags, lab reagents.
yes_______
no_______
F. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS (IV)
1. REQUIREMENT -- Using departments are responsible for acquiring and maintaining MSDS's for all chemical substances they have present. The MSDS book must be indexed and readily available to employees.
2. ASSESSMENT
room?
Is there a MSDS book in the zone shop and control
yes yes.
no. no
control room zone shop
Is there a Shell `Users Guide- there also?
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Is there an alphabetized listing of the substance and Shell MSDS number?
yes_______
no_______
Do the MSDS's all have a Shell control number?
yes_______
no_______
Is someone assigned to keep the MSDS's up to date?
yes_______
no_______
Does that person know how to request an MSDS?
yes_______
no_______
F. EMPLOYEE TRftININS AND INFORMATION (V)
1. REQUIREMENT -- Employees who work with chemical substances must receive training prior to assignment and annual refresher training.
2. ASSESSMENT
they have months.
Check the records of five employees to received refresher training within the
see that last 12
yes_______
no_______
Have any new people been assigned in the last three months? Do the records show they received either basic training (new employees) or department specific training (transferred employees) at the time of their assignment?
yes_______
no_______
Are there copies of the training outline for new and transferred employee?
yes______
no
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DPMC-08907
ASBESTOS AUDIT. SHEET
YES
1.) Are units and buildings which contain asbestos insulation properly posted?
2.) Are BPO personnel familiar with the health hazards associated with over exposure to asbestos? Ask 3 people.
3.)
Are BPU personnel familiar with precautions that need to be taken before during and after asbestos removal? Ask 3 people.
4.) Are BPO personnel familiar with procedures for identifying asbestos insulation? Ask 3 people.
5.) Are BPU supervisors and insulators familiar with asbestos disposal procedures? Ask 2 supervisors.
6.) Is supervision aware of EPA notification requirements? Ask 2 supervisors.
7.) Are BPO personnel aware of areas that contain asbestos insulation? Includes management. Ask 2 people.
8.) Do BPO personnel observe Regulated Areas?
9.) Are signs and banner tape (asbestos) used to demarcate a Regulated Area?
10.) Is personal protective equipment worn when it is needed?
NO
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11.)
Have BPU personnel been given asbestos awareness training in the last year? Check 3 employee training records.
12.) Is there exposed asbestos insulation in the area? Includes buildings.
13.) If the answer is yes to 12 then are measures being taken to fix the problem?
14.) Are there areas which need immediate attention?
15.) Does BPD manager have long range plan for dealing with asbestos containing materials in his/her area?
LAM 002780
DPMC-08909