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Giiuii.ii Pacific Corporation \\lo-; .-.ir.dale Road .rj -York 14001 Suoicct i'..Mon .or Alleged Occupational Safety and Health Violation(s) \i. ,m i v.i- if I S . ,c,, i.ip ,1. . . mi. ui.. workplace under your operation, ownership, or control has revealed conditions ' . vc do not comply with the provisions of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, j "ie nature of such allotted vvolation(s) is described in the enclosed citation with ; . ., ,,t)|.licable standards, rules, regulations, and provisions of the said Act. These condi- . . ocrecteu on or before Lne date shown to the right of each violation therein. , Imp i "ini. res that a copy of the enclosed citation(s) be prominently posted "in a conspicuous j pi a ii 1 < if iut' at or near each place a violation referred to in the citation occurred. Itmust ! i in i in u until all violations cited therein are corrected, or for 3 working days, whichever 1 pcri'd ....................or. A sufficient number of copies of the attached citation(s) should be prepared to oriiut I 1 -i'C i i accordance with the requirements of the Act. i i 1 " '..i, raiiUPt tlte citation vou mav post a notice to this effect near the citation contested. The i Act contains penalties for violation of theposting requirements. I ,j You wiii suon be notified by certified mail whether or not a proposed penalty will be assessed as j j i resuL* <i( the cited vlolation(s). You have the right to contest the citation(s), the proposed oen- ` .ilLi'-i) M'.h, before the Occupational Safetv and Health Review Commission. The Review OnumssLon ; i ' . ii -.'finicnt junsi - nirlicial agenev with authority to issue decisions regarding citations ami .iii.t.cs. If vou do contest, vmu must so notify the Area Director within 15 working dnvs .1- i : the <:'rt111ed mail notice regarding proposed penalties. If you fail to nmiosi. t mi '.Minting <iav period, the citation and the proposed assessment of penalties shall he .. tniai order not subject to review by any court or agency. r. _L.tion > r reT>resentative of employees may file a notice to contest the time stated in tin' ci- , :k-* abatement of the aiiegeu v ioiat ion(s). ; \lt<....... violations that are not contested shall be corrected within the abatement period speci fied m i in: citation, failure to correct an alleged violation within the abatement period may result ! in a further proposed assessment of penalties. |. ; As to alleged violations with an abatement period of 30 days or less, you are directed to prompt lv J ' advise the Area Director as to the specific corrective action on each such violation and the date of ucn action. i .\1Lcl'**m violations having a longer abatement period will require a progress report at the end of ! I each 30- hiv period. The progress report should detail what has been done, what remains to be done, ' i and the tine needed to fully abate each such violation. When the alleged violation is fully abated, j the \rr;\ 'i rector shall be so advised. | \ tollivuip inspection may be made for the purpose of ascertaining that you hove posted tin- cita. i us - -circo bv the Act and corrected the alleged violations as vou have reported. TTh* Act prowdrs a -I'oever knowingly gives false information is subject to a fine up to 510,000, imprimhmen1 u*. . > r.ontiis, or Doth. If you * iVn additional information, vou mav direct such request to the undersigned at the address listed a ove. PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT GP-1920 ftifilmU. S. Department 3y A rea D irecto Chester C. Whiteside SGP 0006938 V.S. DC^AKTM.IMT ^ : 1 . _ ? Occupational iuletv ana n^aith < ' . ror.c NOTIFICATION OF PROPOSED 92i'..!-,'Y j ._,uiO l \ r. . j in Rauch C' j Pacific Corporation Y, ...u'.daie Road dew York 14001 I i rhday ofJr.r.c, 19 71 a Citation(s) was (were) issued to ] vou in accotunncc with the provisions of section 9(a) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 ( 84 Stat. j 1601, 2'.' I .Vtl. 65.1, et sen.) hereinafter referred to as the Act. you were thus notified of certain alleged viola- i j lions oi ; \it, as speemed in that Citation(s). I j YOU . Y HEREBY NOTIFIED that pursuant to the provisions of section 10(a) of the Act, the penalty(ies) ! set lnrt.i . is/are being proposed, based on the above Citation(s): j ; j RI-iRlOl" 'LATIONS Citation j ! i) !" !j Proposed Penalty $800.00 800*00 800.00 | I | 1 1 OTHER VIOLATIONS* t 1 Cic,.fu'u , . -j I o f 4 ; ;f ii 1" 2 of 4 !, Pa^e 3 of 4 1, Pa^e 4 of 4 ' Item No. 1 2. 3 4 3, 6 7 i i I Proposed Penalty $ 90.00 90.00 None None None 90.00 90.00 ^ i i Tocal for All Alleged Violations $2760,00 n the n it of each "other violation," the proposed penalty ret.ects a yi percent niitusement factor for corrective action taken witrun *he ''rrii'd prescrioed in the citation, ii a particular aiiecea violation ,s r.ot corrected within this period, an automatic additional penalty '< -...............I hr pronosril (or each violation. However, i: vuti cc-.-cs; m .illorcd violation in good faith before the Review i umnus* I, - -rcc: i i. -u c i.<>t lu.n to run ll: . . i:r\ ' _ n >< ...... .. py the Review Commission affirming the ntiiHin. i i , , u u,ivc ,ii jucii u;;ui - -,a\ uj-c uucnc ly be proposed for failure to correct a v imatum SGP 0006939 e i . i.,v:k ot renalties is co be mauc cv .'cv -m.er. .'.lyajic ;.il orue- o' tiona< Sn ir v ami Health-Labor." Remit co cue Area .'.:ecto: wjosc aueres^ appears oeiow. i- . >r ' 'x 111 .1 'i- t ' i .. .ci r i I :n ;ih .io1 `"RTHER NOTIFIED that rhc aroresaic Ciranonts), this Notification, and the oroposea assess emeu to oc tue unai order ot t:ie Ojcuoauonai Safety and Health Review Commission ana not _ ,v lu' .iiiv court or agency, umevi. w.tnin 1 5 wonting davs trom the date of receipt of this notice, uncial named ociow in writing teat vuu mtena to contest tne Citation or tnis Notification of Pro* L:ciore the Review Commission. The Review Commission is an independent quasi-judiciai agency - '.o issue decisions regarding citations ana orooosed oenaities. I acre \o reauirement that this Notification he nostea. Llton . ol _ Syracuse ? , ^ 73 . Mew York this I3th day Area Director Occupational Safety and Health Administration U. S, Department of Labor 203 Vidtorm Pla2tt 700 E. Wator St.. Syracuao. N. Y.. 13210 * SGP 0006940 `S. U- Occupi Syracu^i, -. i.. -ZZL0 CITATION FOR SERIOUS VIOLATION* C SMO n o. P-1568 AREA 6010 '> a- * NO 48 REGION 2 | | ; :it ion Nuim " f _ 'MPLOYLI'.___ .Street . A. jRESS > .cv Date Issued Georgia Pacific Corporation . Bloominerialp- Road A'^ron __ State______ :iew York '____________ JUN 13 1973 ZId 14QQ1_ .in ,nsnr. n.m ,>f a workplace under vout ownership, operation, or control located at above address and described as follows _ . ".mu t'nc.tnrp-s ..c** '"'sure wo! 1 board and jointing compound .s oeen . uiuiui u-i. On the basis ot tne inspection it :s alleged that you have violated che Occupational Safety and Health .c or 19' ' ' S C. o51. in the iollowing respects: .uui.ir i or regulation ule^cdiv violated ------------------------2`) C.'R i'dO.VOa (b) ..i^e 221*/ 1 1 1 1 i- Description of alleged violation . Date on which alleged violation must be corrected Failure of the employer to maintain employee exposure to airborne con centrations of asbestos fibers belov. acceptable levels: MULTI-STEP ABATEMENT (See Reverse Side of this Citation) 1) Concentrations below 5 fibers, longer than 5 microns, per CC, based on an 8 hour Time Weighted Average, A l. w. 1 2) Concentrations, at any time, below 10 fibers, longer than j microns, per CC. ' l------- ------- ---- -- /^ 11 /----------- f--------/"-T----------------- --\-A-------------r*V ---------- Area Director's Signature Chester C* Whtteside The issuance or a citation does noc constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there [-. a failure to j contest as provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless che citation is affirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health Review j Commission. | RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES 1 \nv cmpiovee oc representative of employees who believes t.iat anv period of time fixed in this citation for the correction ol . ,, violation 's unreasonable has the nnhc to contest such time for correction by filing a notice with the U.S. Department of Labor i r a iurc - ,; m i vc n .inove within i s working days or tne receipt ov tne cmp.over oi notice of proposed penalty or notice that no i nun s u; in: proposed. "N,, person 1 (aiL discharge or in anv manner discriminate against anv employee oecause such employee has riled auv comi.unt ur m .ntutod or caused to be instituted anv proceeding under or related to this Act or has testified or is about m testily n such procrouni: or occause of the exercise by such employee on benalf of himself or others of anv right afforded bv this .:t. '` 'cc. - >c |( n or che Occupational Safetv and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. The law requires that a codv ot che enclosed citation(s) "shall be prominently posted" in a conspicuous place ".u ur near icli iil.ice a violation referred ro m the citation occurred." It must remain posted until all violations cited therein are cor- , , -t r.j, inn ti.ivs, uiiicnever period is longer. me L-r a place or employment if there is a .substantial w uch exists, or rrom one oc more prai tue i >e. m .such place of employment unless the om: oi the ore sencc or the violat ion. " '> i . I 7fk >. SGP 0006941 mclti-stc? abatement Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July li'73. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls arc preventing employee exposure. (15 Provide U. S. bureau of Mines approved respirators for oil i mpioyccs working within the joint compound dry mixing and pacic out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of esuirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) ..stahlish a complete respirator program in accordance with he provisions of the American National Standard Practices Lor Respiratory Protection 2S8.2-1969. (3) establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will Include utilizing jcaiuu impermeable bags for tne storage of waste asbestos. (d) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at ,ix month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) 'ost asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, wasce, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asoestos dust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Mid town Plaza, 700 L. Cater Street, Syracuse, Mew York 13210, Mr. Chester C. '.C'.itcsidc, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (.3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part i) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee _sbestos dust exposure. / SGP 0006942 C CUP'lf A ' woA-2 A EMPI.OYi ' ADDRESS ' r~icv citation Aoornia Pacitic ! Looming fir, io lorr nnicc: violation* Date Issued C-1568 AREA 6010 REGION 2 JUN 1 3 ',973 ' '<ron State ` New York 7.;P 14001 An in roe ct ion of a workplace under vour ownership, operation, or control located at above address ________________ ____________ --_________and described as follows j _______________ ^imctnrcrs (-vn;:,in wa : Iboarti ana jointing compound ____ _____ S.ir. ; ocr. < .i< rca. >u tn: basis or the insncccicn *: is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safe-v and Health Act of 1 *#V.S.C. A.' :, .a t.:e following respects: j j j The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a failure to contest as provided for m the Act or, if contested, unless cnc citation is affirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES Any rnru'Vff or representntive of employees who believes that nnv ,rriol of time fixed in thin citntion for the cotrer.ru,n o/ .> vio Int ion i unreasonable lias the right to contest micm t,mc tor co. r cci ion by filing a notice with (he U.S. Department of Labor - the adbii* . - . town above within 15 working days o: cue l...:c this citation was issued. "Eo pc; -n shall discharge or in any manner discriminate any cmnloyce because such employee has fihti anv c>*m> -ijint or m,nai:cd or causcu to be instituted any proc eeoi-o unucr or reimcd to (his Act or has testified or is alu-uc to leitnv n sum proceeding or because of the exercise by such emmovee on behalf of himself or others of any right afforded i>y this \ct." S.-c. if f c) (l) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. The law tc.uires that a copy of the enclosed citncioms) "shall be prominently posted1* in a conspicuous place "at or near each place a violation referred to in the citation occurred." Ic must remain posted until all violations cited therein are cor rected, or for I working oays, whichever period is longer. t,; co the Act " . ' . j "i .i v me: . i or. i , -i \ 'ciuca:-c ; v men h..- uni no Mt . c.ic cxt-rcc-c . .-'CMioa co cm-'.l ,n n place of employment if there is a substantial con. teen wmch exists, or from one or more practices, tea o. me in use, in such place of employment unless the cm* mli icc, h.-.ow of the presence of the violation." Sec. 17(!c). SGP 0006943 multi-step abatement Imemate Temporary Adm.lr-is trative Controls Ini tinte immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July ,, L973. .V Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for ail rapLoyees working within the joint compound dry mixing and eaclc out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) establish a compLete respirator program in accordance with she provisions of the American National Standard Practices lor Kespiratory Protection ZS8.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry nixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderLy and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) 'ost asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) At fix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos oust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis.rative controls ir. Parc I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asoescos dust exposure. .".I',; SGP 0006944 };cuplm' Mtion Mumier_ bM-CT'ER ___ ADDRL: S .i 9-* v" -7n1n CITATION "C2 SERIOUS VIOLATION* Georgia Pacific Cor" orr '-ion b Loomingdale I\oac Date issued c;ho mo. P-1568 AREA 6010 . j t . A .0. | 43 ( REGION j !2 .vm i 2 '973 1 i 1 i i 1 State tew York Zip 14001 , ,, i . a workplace unuor vour ownership, operation, or control located ac abovft address ______________________________________________________________________ and described as follows Miiuar.curcs -'vosupi -..viiihoarG and jointing compound >. tnc basis oi me mbpecuon ic i v abeged chat you nave violated the Occupational Safety and Health | \cr of '170 '>51, n . ic lollowinc respects: ih.i.iivi jr luui.uion .! 11 coaly v tolaicu Description ot alleged violation Date on vtneb alleged violation must be corrected 29 CTR 1910.Via lJ)(2)(iv) ; age 1'ail.ure oi employer to establish a respiratory program throughout the dry u*xiag area in accordance with the ;.:.:crican Kational Standard Practice for Respiratory Protection Z88.2-1969, for employees who are exposed to excessive asbestos dust concentrations. MULTI-STEP AUATEMENT (See Reverse Side of this Citation) Area Director's Signature Chester C. Whiteside The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a failure to ! t contest as provided for in tne Act or. if contested, uniess the citation is affirmed bv the Occupational Safety and Health Review ! | C^mmission. J RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES > v iv.* empiuvee or representative of empiovees who (relieves that any period ol tunc fixed in this citation for the correction of i vioi.iiion i"' i.iae.f.onaoie was tae nuht to contest sjl.i tune ;oc correction ov tiling a notice with the (J. S. Department of Labor \ 'Pc uiresi. 'vn .ib-wc witnin \ workinc davs oi ` .c receipt ov tnc euoiover of notice of proposed penalty or notice that no i "1.1 it V is . r -M I f >('c".et:. person -.a ill discharge or m anv manner oiscr;inmate against ar.v cr.oiovee Because such employee has filed anv com'i.unt or instituted or causeo to oe instituted anv proe ceding under or related to this Act or has tesiilied or is about to testify in u< n proceed uu' or because oi the exercise bv suca employee on oenah ot himself or otners oi anv right afforded bv this ct. ' ' Sec. 'c {l ' of th e Oc c uoat ion a i bafetv ar.c Kc.ia.i Act ot 1970. 29 t.'.S.C. 051. Hie law requires that a coov ot the enclosed citatioms) "shall be prominently posted" in a conspicuous place " a or near :ch place a violation referred to in the citation occurrec." It must remain posted until all violations cited tncrein arc cor- . ,-i- ' >< in:* davs. " hicnever period is .once:. \C . . ' s to vi >,r ifi .i place oi employment if there is a substantial a a`r,n:i,i..i 'Aiiicii exists, or from one or more pratuce .. ai i.r ..ic i.i use. in such place of employment unless ihe em,.c:ue.......,i *v at me presence ot the violation. " Sec. SGP 0006945 MULTI-STEP A3ATEMENT Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 1, 1973. -A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (.1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for all employees working within the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection Z88.2-1969. (3) establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliabLe condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal cLothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at ,ix month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controis (1) Dy July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, Mew York L32I0, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asoestos dust exposure. 'J J. o 11)7; \ f: -i SGP 0006946 .cu-_ , . - :::o . it > N `J j P-1568 Jarea . , n eoiON CITATION* 6010 - 1..ini ion ,.,Dcr ~ , Page .l-.ar.Jl- -ate lssuea iTi) 'UN ^ RdPLOY " ____________________ t'eorgin Pacific Corporation_____________________________________________________ tree.__________ .' '.oorr.ingQale Coat:_______________________________________________________ A DDR IT Si. iCV .'.':rnn Scace 'A*w Yortc in t lcoii oi a wor k piac c under vour ownership, operation, or concroi located at Zip .ibove address Mli and described as follows 1 rm:'r.cc'drcs .v'Ohur?. vallboarQ and jointing compound .us necu u< .iicteit. (Jo the o js i s at cue inspection it is alleged tnac vou nave violated the Occupational Safety and Health i.l H i ' 'ollo'vme resoects: 1 im n m:it>er uuiara or re. u i.uwn : it C K Cll V V |,)l jt on Description or alleged violation Date on which ullcped violation must be corrected ^ *1 C7R L'JIO. 93n (c)(3) '-.go 22143 1 failure of the employer to provide and require use of special clothing, .,uch as coveralls or similar whole body coverings, gloves, and foot coverings to prevent skin contact 'with asbestos fibers, of employees j within the dry mix and packout area. Multi-Step Abate ment (See Reverse Side | of this Citation) j -> 29 CFH 1910.93a (d)(4) 1 failure of the employer to provide Multi-Step .age 22193 j change rooms, two separate clothes Abatement lockers for work and street clothes, and the laundering and handling of (See Reverse Side . work clothes for ail employees of this Citation) j exposed to airborne concentrations , of asbestos libers in excess of ! prescribed iinics, within the joint compound mixing and packouc area. The issuance of a citation does not constitute a rmcinc that a violation ot the Act has occurred unless there i.> a faiturc to i contest .s provided for in the Act or. if contested, unless cne citation is affirmed bv chc Occupational Safety and Health Kcview i Comm i s u hi a r. < "i c \a ' r> of ' \::m s ,vcc d representative oi einniov res w m ,'l .: eve ' . i . u. per i ml of time fixed in tins citation lor i hr i nrr' < (ion nrta ->oii.io ie iius tnc r: rut to w mi: t. '.,,c ., :, u : c : - -n ;.v :. , in i- u nonce w uli tiie U . '>. ! ' p.i nm< m .i . ,, u n a ju ve . i . , i.''Rinv, u-x in 1 '' v or k me . :.n v re c - ` . t r. :.< k, rt <t r.ot icc of pn 'posed prn.i irv > u ><, ,u n;, d i >,c nurp.e ot in any ni.inn ec ai^cr ;:u,r...:c .. i ,n >: auv emo lovee Decause such emploven nus i i. > n ir. v . .m. tuteo or caused to oe instituted anv prjcec.t.-.c or ns.ucu to this Act or has testified or is .m..ut to i .uii1 i din,- or necause ot tne exercise ov sec.; emo.ovee or, ot mmscit or otners ot anv tight attore.oo av i;..s i' ot the Occupational bafetv .tip, ilea.tr. e: 20 U.S.O. 051. dices that a corv oi cne enclosed citation. . i - r. rcierrco n> .n tr.c rratina oi_^u'e , .,1 . . IL lie et Per lo.l . otmnentiv posted'' in a conspicuous place "ut r near ..n oo-'ted until all violations cited therein are cor- . a-U s vuiiat ion s wi min tne nitron ing n t... 1 _ a. m. < 'vu SGP 0006947 m w MULTI-STEP A3ATEMEST Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 1, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. bureau of Mines approved respirators for all employees working within the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) Establish a complete respirator [ ogram in accordance with the provisions of the American Na .ional Standard Practices for Uespiratory Protection 288.2- 969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will Include utilizing icalcd impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (6) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees _iti with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labeLs on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Kidtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. :l i, 'V SGP 0006948 j ' .'EP.'RTmEht ii Occupai ion ui jutetv j-<a rc..1 in - 'unuifqiion 'V 1 "-r. r' .u.- Syracuse. N. i- 13210 CITATION* Citation Number l. Page 2 of 9______________________________ Da issued F.MPLOVEH _______________ Georgia Pacific Corporation____________________ I Street________ Bloomingdale Road__________________________________ ADDRESS iCitv ________ Akron State __________ New York in in'.pet cion of a workplace under vour ownersnip, operation, or control located at CShO NO. | P-1568 AREA 6010 1 - jH A* 1 NO. 98 REGION 2 JUN 13 1973 Zip above address 19001 and described as follows ;_____________________ Manufactures gypsum walLboard and jointing compound lias bet n conducted. On clie basis of the inspection it is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health ! -\cf oi iu 2 * U.S.C. 65l,m the following respects: hem number Standard or regulation allegedly vtol.uea [ I Description ot alleged violation Uau- on wmch alleged violation must he torrected i 3. I 4 29 CFR 1910.93a (f)(2)(ii)j Failure of the employer to establish I'age 22193 I a personal monitoring program at intervals not greater than 6 months within the joint compound mixing and packout areas where asbestos exposure may reasonably be foreseen to exceed prescribed limits. Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side of. this Citation. 29 CFR l9LG,93a (g)(l)(i) Pae 22143 Failure of employer to post "Caution" signs at all approaches to the joint compound mixing and packout area where airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers may be in excess of prescribed limits. Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side of this Citation The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless cherc is u failure to contest as provided for in tne Act or, if contested, unless the citation is affirmed bv the Occupational Safety and Health Revicv Oommi N ' irn. RIGHTS OF KMPLOYhhb Ni'.v cmr'.ovce or representative oi cmniovecs who neueves mat n.v period of tunc lixeu in tins citatum loi dir <oiri*tti*n i violation , unreasonable has the right to contest .men time lor corrm i ion iw mini* a notice with the II S Urp i triucnr "i > I l( t tu .i .or - - . -,'Hiwn a Dove wumn 1 ^ w nr*in g oiv.i <<; *.,e :ia m >-. me cnpiover <d notice ot proposed penn ft . not u 1 , pcnaic. : :jnni proposed. i "Vo person snail discharge or in anv manner discriminate against anv cmolovce because such employee ha-, med am . mi p' unt or instituted or causea to be instituted anv proceeding unuer nr re: ateci to this Act ot has resulted oi - ns-ui 'o t-vstiiv :ii -u.cn pri'ucomi: ur because ot the exercise bv suen ertVMovee on oenalf ot himself ot others ot anv right attorned bv tin-, i Act." Sec. i (cH,l)of the Occupational Satecv ana tiea.ch Act of l^O. 29 U.S.C. 651. ih< . r < uircs that n conv of the enclosed c t..mints'. " naii he pioinmenclv posted" in a conspicuous place "at nr near - .. a n ,n rc : too t . i in tn e c : u n>n vnuirni." ' * an .t re m.i in posted until all violations cited there in ,.ie cor- i.ID- ................... . hover -rr , . " i un i b' tins c it . . n i - rc I ,i c mu >- ,i. * m ;n err na serious violations within the meaning of die net out : mj. -..uetv ..no nc.Util. SGP 0006949 MULTI-STEP ABATEMENT Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July i, 1973... A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for all employees working within the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions or the American National Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection 288.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestbs dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide empioyees^i. with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" Labels on ail raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. 1 r0'l. f; \ SGP 0006950 'J.s UCPArtTuEHT ,'r OccopQl'onm uiia > *1 -innin i ^tr0f 100 byracudc, a. - CITATION* ClHO NO, P-1568 AREA 6010 -M A. l NO 48 REGION 2 Citation ..dinner 1, Page 3 of 4_________________ ________________ Date Issued JUrt n 19/3 EMPLOY HR C.nnrgia Pacific Corporation---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- (Street 2 ioomingdale... Road___________________________________________________________ ______________________________ ADDRESS ( ifii.' Akron State _ New York. Zip 14001 An inspection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located at above address_ and described as follows __________________ Manufactures gypsum wailboard and jointing compound_________ has. been eonuucced. On the basis of che inspection it is alleged that you have violated the Occupational S-.fecy and Health Acr of i"7ii .!9 U.S.C. 6} 1, in the following respects: h--" J item Standard or regulation allegedly violated Description of alleged violation ~)ate On which a.ieged violation must be corrected 5. i 6 ! 29 CFR 1910.93a (g)(2)(i) i'age 22144 I 29 CFR 1910.93a (h)(1) Page 22144 Failure of the employer to affix a "Caution" label to all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos fibers to prevent exposure to con centrations above prescribed limits during any reasonably forseeable use. Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side of this Citation ) 1 Failure of the employer to maintain I all external surfaces within the joint compound, dry mixing and packout area, free of accumulations of asbestos fibers (dry sweeping is to be discouraged, utilize vacuum sweeping methods). Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side of this Citation) Area Director's Signature ihester C. Whiteside The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a failure to contest as provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless the citation is affirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. j RIGHTS OF EMPLOYEES Anv empinvee or representative of employees who believes tn.it .inv period of time fixed in this citation for the correcn.ui i .i violation is unreasonable has the right to contest such time tot correction bv filing a notice with the II S. Department ui I ,1 j at tne a u;us> shown above within l) working days ul the receipt in the employer uf notice of proposed penalty unties ti.o j penally ; - . eing proposed. ! "No peison shall discharge oc in any manner discriminate against anv employee because such employee has filed anv com plaint or instituted or caused to be instituted anv proceeding under or related to this Act or has testified or is ubout to lesiuv in such proceeding or because of the exercise by such employee on behalf ol himself or others of any right afforded by this Act. " s.. c. i I lc H 1) ot the Occupational Safety ano Health Act of 1970. 29 U.S.C. 651. The law requires that a copy of the enclosed citanonts) "shall be prominently posced" in a conspicuous place "at or near rain p. i, . ic i at ion rclerred to in the citation occured." b. must remain posted until all violations cited therein are cor- "i , red , i l corking days, whichever period is '.. uccr * A i v ioi.it imb covered bv this c it at ion ate rose w hicn are nut serious violations within the meaning ol the At.t but .i . - ' ,c inanediace relationship to ,k . upationjl saictv nnd health. SGP 0006951 Form C* v . MULTI-STEP ABATEMENT Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 1, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for all employees working within the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2j Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection Z88.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack, out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. .. \ v N '``UUi [j 7973 `-:J '' \ io. r r! , X. y -. , SGP 0006952 u.s. department op labor Oecuoa'ionat S.pwtv una Hyalin Amnrnis<faiion 203 Mldtovn "00 Z. `./ator St. Syracuse, 'i. 13210 :sho no. P-L568 AREA -SNA.I NO. i 48 1 REGION CITATION* 6010 i2 of 1 3 1973Citation Number ______! T Pagp 4 4_____________________ ____________ _ Date Issued------ - ..._ JlJfj EMPLOY HR Georgia Pacific Corporation____________________________ (Street RLoominedale Road ADDRESS ( (Citv Akron Sr.rf New York Zip \n inspection of a workplace under vour ownership, operation, or control located at _flbQvp addrps.*; 1400 L ____________ ____________________ _________ - - - ------------- - . _ ------------- -------------- ---- _ and described as follows ______ __________________________ Manufactures gypsum wallboard and jointing compound has been conducted. On the basis of the inspection it is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act ol 19711. 29 U.S.C. 651, in the following respects: Chester C. Whiteside The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a failure to contest as provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless the citation is atfirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. ! lUCillTS Ot: KM1*11-OV I- l-.S Anv employee or representative of employees who believes that anv pen oil of cimc fixed in this citation for the correction m I .1 violation is unreasonable lias the n gilt to corn esc such time lor correct i on bv filing a notice with the U.S. Department of hi I " j .it rne address siuuvn above within 15 working days ot the receipt bv tnc employer of notice of proposed penalty or nonic that ,,, I penalty is being proposed. j "No person shall discharge or m anv manner discriminate against any employee because such employee has filed any 1 om 1 plaint or instituted or caused to be instituted anv proceeding unaer or related to this Act or has testified or is about to te.sutv J in such proceeding or because ot the exercise dv such empiovee on behalf of himself or others of any right afforded by this j Act." bee. 11 (c)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Healch Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. The law requires that a copy of the enclosed cuationfs) "shall be prominently posted" in a conspicuous place "at or near 1 eui-h piav a violation referred to m the citation occurcu." Ic must remain posted until all violations cited therein .ire corj rented ..1 -t *> unrkuui u.ivs. wmehever period is .oncer. Mho 'i v 10 . .it n.m > Li'Vire 1 bv c in. ncstion < f wruch arc nor serious violations within the meaningiof the Aci but ''inch 1. t , f 1 rt , t or immeu i.itc reiutiun.snin to o> cup.uioii.ii safetv ana health. -- SGP 0006953 MULTI-STEP ABATEMENT1 I. Immediate Temporary Acministrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent empLoyee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 1, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for all employees working within the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection 288.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and pack out areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. II. . \ : Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis- tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. 'v / :-7 SGP 0006954 Occupational Saieiy 'mo fioaun Aammiitranon 203 JUdtown Plaza 700 2. Water St. Syxaousa. H. V. 23210 CITATION" Citation Number EMPLOYER ____ lr_?nqg l of 5 -Oeorzla Pacific Corporation Date issuea (Street. fllQQmiasdala .Hoad.. ADDRESS ( (City__ Akron forlc An inspection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or controi located at CSHO HO. P-J.563 j**H6A [OSHA.t HO. j 4S J R ClON 6010 SUN 13 '973 zip___ iaqqi. above address . and described as toUovs -Manuacturc5_r,yP5uni wallboarc and iointing compound has oeen conducted. On the basts of the inspection it ts alleged chat you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act ot 1970, 29 U.S.C, 651, in the following respects; em moer Standard or regulation allegedly violated i Description ot alleged violation Dale on wmch alleged violation must be corrected l. ! 22.* 29 CFR 1910.93a (d)(3), Page 22143 29 CFR 1910.93a (d)(4) Page 22143 ' **> Failure of the employer to provide and require use of special clothing. such as coveralls or similar whole body coverings, gloves, and foot coverings to prevent skin contact with asbestos fibers, of employees within the dry mix and packout area. Failure of the employer to provide change rooms, two separate clothes lockers lor work ana street clothes, and the laundering and handling of work clothes for ail employees exposed to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers in excess of prescribed limits, within the joint compound mixing and packout area* Multi-Step Abatement (Sea Reverse Side i of this Citation)) 1 Multi-Step | Abatement (See Reverse Side ! of this Citation) 1 J Area Director's Slgnaturo Chester C. Whiteside he issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a failure to | contest ns provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless cne citation is aiunnca by the Occupational Safety and Health Review j Commission. : RIGHTS Of EMPLOYEES ' .'vnv emmovee or representative of employees who beueves cn.K any penou of time fncea in this citation for tue correction oi \ a vioia non j s unren sonaole has the right to contest sue a time for correction dv i i iing a notice wicn the U. S. Department ot Labor : >u tnc anuress shown above within 15 wonting nays oi me receipt cv me empiover ot notice of proposed penalty or nonce mat no , penauv is oe me pcoposea. "No person snail discnarce of in anv manner discriminate ac.n.nsc nnv ccr.piovec occause such employee has Sited any com* "<minc or instituted or caused to be instituted any proceeding under o: rc.atcd to tnis Act or nas cesntiea or is aoout to testily - .:r, e^cim? nr necausc of the exercise bv suen crr.Diovcc on oenair of iumseif or otners of any tight afforded by this Act." -\-c. i . ic )(i) of tne Occupational Safe tv ana He a it n Act o; * v70. 29 L'.S.C. 6 51. r.'.e mw requires that a copy of the enciosea citauonis) '`shall pc prominently posted** in a conspicuous place "at or neat ` cacn riace a vioiation referred to in the citation occureo." it must remain postea until all violations cited tnerem are cori cectcd. or lor 3 wonting days, wnicnever petioo is longer. Alleged violations covered by this citation arc cnosc which arc not serious violations witnin the meaning ot tnc Act out *hicn nave n direct or immediate relationship to occupational s.ircty ana heanh. SGP 0006955 Form CSiiA* *UG l*7i w.i. AiJ , M.H i Or uA.lOH Occupational i*ny ano riomtu Aiimtoi *irat ion H-fcd."wOVTl 700 !< i-'1 ii"w OiT D u Syracuse. S. V. I3C1C _____.... \w I M I lCi> Citation Numoer 2A go a. ot 5 Oace Uswca EMPLOYER __ GvfcPO^uhnOa , Street________ 3ioomingdalc Road__________________________________ A LX)H1IS5 \kron New York An inspection ot ft wo:.cpijce under your ownorsiiip, operation, or conctoi iocaced at . *?- ijrOS aVi KA ,0010 :^77irr77o7 b6 - u GICM. 2 JL'f.1 1 2 :S73 Z/,> apove address 14001 cino acscnocu as follows HiiHlULSSLyXsii_dyP.sgr.1 -'.YM lQAvd..w_uAv. .slating compound .ms ocen concluded. On the basis ot the inspection it *s alleged that you - ave violated the Occupational Safety and iU-adh Act ot *970, 29 U.S.C. 651, in the following respects: lu-m lumber St.mcimd or te/suianoo Aiirpcuiy vioifueo Description oi icgcoi violation Due on winch alleged violation must oc corrected 29 CFR 1910.93a (f)(2) (ii)j Failure of the employer to establish) 1'aga 22143 | a personal monitoring program at j intervals not greater than u months j within the joint compound mixing and packout areas where asbestos j exposure may reasonably be foreseen | to exceed prescribed limits. Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side of. this Citation/ 29 CFR 1910.93a Rage 22243 (g)(l)(i) Failure of employer to post "Caution" ! signs a. all approaches to the joint! ; coiupounu mixing and packout area | j where airborne cor*ccaLrations or j asbestos iioers ;i.uy be in, excess oi 1 prescribe^* ljjit.s Multi-Step Aba teraent (See Reverse Si.de oi t**is Ci.tati.or*; i* i S9H.WICC of a citation upc'j not omHticuto a i'mi in * mm .\ vio,.uu-n <u uic Ad on:. oCi.uf(ni unless mere is a uilmc to t .i-. fovmcu lor m the Act of. it coiiicmcu, unu**s me citn.'ioii . .uiiriiicu hv die Occupational Sul'cry .mu health *lcvif> , \ IV I I , l . ' v > , I h.'l.uVl'i,.1' . ^, , Wlli ,, i; , i >v t i1 r: rc-vrscnt.uivc >l e m p in V e e s w .i. \ oci c vc : t.. u. .*. i v ' i < hi < > i lime HaCu hi (ms Citation I > >f Cue i < > i c c< 11. > n iS r i noi:.:;' ic ins me r.gar to contest (men : j ,.>r corro. n-i.i ny 11 .in.- a not ice w itn flic u. S. Dcp.mmrnt oi >..<? ..im-Hii .move Wicnui i') acting u.ivs of i..r u-lOI.'I rv, me empmver m .,nriCc ot pinpnscG pcn.iuv or rnjricr m..i s '-imu cr.scn.icco or m anv manner Ciscnr.nn.iie .ujnumt -u.v employee oecatise suen employee i..is tued an/ com* 'mo: or /'O.U'.H'i, oi couseo ;o mscicucea ony proceen:ti unocc oc rciatco to tins Act or uns cestiucd or is aoout to te?utv - , . !;n - o: because o: :n0 nrrcise ov m.e.i em.o"ce on c'.i.il; oi hirnseii or otuers oi any right alforced by ems 1 , L, , i. . t. 1 , or :nc e'cciij>at ionai Sa:ecv r.iu, i ieaic.1 . cc ot . 97o, -9 U.S.C. <01. . ..e uiw rcouifcT. cn.it n coov oc tnc enclosed citai iom.s) " diail be pro.nmendv posted" in a conspicuous pincc ".t or near < u.n >i mv c a v ioi.it Jon reterrea co in tnc c it.it ion ocenre. o. " it must icnnuu posecu mien ai * vioinuoncr ciccq t acre in arc correcteu oc me > orione nivs, wnicncvcr period is longer. ' A.;v a<,. vioj.uions covered bv mis Citation arc those wmcii arc not serious violations within the meaning oi cnc Act bn. . ......... .i viucct or immcniiuc remtionsnip to occupational s.uety ar.u nenita. SGP 0006956 . o/m c<- . < 'J.S. O' I'/.'- M- M . Occupational Safety ana riouith Administration 203 Midtown ??.aza 700 E. Water St. Syracuse, S. *. 13210 CITATiON* ICSHO NO, " j P-1568 'AREA ! 6010 | OSH A* I NO, j 48 * H EGIQN I 12 Citation Number issued EMPLOYER _ -r.^orsia-Paaiic^..CQ2aaratiac.. (Street_____aiQflauagdale toad. ADDRESS ( (City_______ AktOIl- State Sew York An inspection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located at vUN ll 13/3 Z;p above address 1400J. -- -- --........ ...... .......... ....... ........... -- . ------------------- -- . and described as follows Manufactures gypsum wallboard and.jointing compound __________ nas oeen conducted. On the basis of the inspection it is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651, in the following respects: item numoer Standard or regulation allegedly violated Description of alleged violation Date on which ailegea vtoianao must be corrected 29 CFR 1910.93a (g)(2)(i) Page 22146 29 CFR 1910.93a (h)(1) Page 22144 -X' Failure of the employer to affix a Multi-Step "Caution" label to all raw inaterialsl. Abatement mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos (See Reverse Side ! fibers to prevent exposure to con of. this Citation) centrations above prescribed limits during any reasonably forseeable use. Failure of the employer to maintain alL external surfaces within the joint compound, cry mixing and pachout area, free of accumulations of asbestos fibers (dry sweeping is to be discouraged, utilise vacuum sweeping a.etnoaa). Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Side | of this Citation)' Area Director's Signature T.ie issuance of a citation docs noc constitute *1 finding mat a vioiatmn nf tpc Act has occuctcd unless there is a failure to I contest .is provided for in the Act ot, if contested, unicss the citation is aifitincd by me Occupational Safety and Health Review j Commission. j RIGHTS OF KMPLGVTKS j \[iv emplovcc nr representative of employees wno oeiieves tout any period of nine fixed in ems citation foe the correction of I .1 vm.ation is unrcasonopic has tne right to contest suen time lor correction Dy fiiinr; a notice with the U.S. Department of Tabor | ,-u tne aociie^s snown above wuiun 15 working days cu me receipt ov tne employer of notice or proposed penaicv or notice chat no j 1 pcnaitv i5 ncinj; proposed. "No person snail uiscnarr.e or in anv manner discriminate against anv employee oecause suen employee nas filed any com- piain.t or instituted or caused co be instituted any proceeding under or mated to this Act ot has testified of is about to testify 1 o ?p.cn ''('ccfiiiiK' or necansp ot tiic exercise by suen empiovcc on ocna.i o: himseii or otnccs of any right afforded by this Act." Sec. i i (c/iDof the Occupational Safety arid Heaitn Act oc 1V70. 29 u'.S.C. o51. j j : 1 Tic ui'v requires tnat a copy of tiic enciosca cuncioms) ''shall be prominently posted" in a conspicuous place "at or near [ c.icn piacc a violation reicrrea ro m ciic citation occurca." ft must remain posted until ail violations cited therein arc cori rcctea. or for ^ working days, wmehever period is longer. * Aiicpco violations covered by this citation uce those wmcb arc noc serious violations within the meaning of the Act but men nave n direct or immediate rclucionamp to occupational safety nnu ncauh. i .j- SGP 0006957 >:otm \-V. Ww *.,/ ,07 u S, OKI'/ > ' /*- M ' 'll- uAOOR OceupoiioMot iainy emu nvciiin Aammituaiton noj liid'iown ?iasa YOO a. '.,'o.ter St. , M, if. J.S210 __________ c:TA7;c:;' jCSMO NO. " ,OSH.l HO. I P-1568 ! A8 iARfc'A ! 6010 hVoion !2 Oicacion .Number1 r Eajg 4 of 5 _________________ 2ce issued j'.JV 1 f] fS/j ] EMPLOYER Georgia Pacific Ca:;o:Mt:.o,- ,______________ __________________________ _____________ (Street,Blooiningdale Rose._________________________________ _______________________________________ ; ADDRESS j ( (CityAkron State kcw York z- IdOOl j An inspection oi a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located at ahnvn nridrftss I |............... ....- ~ --.......... -" - 11 --------- ------- --------------------- - ___ and described as follows |----------------------------------------------------- Manufactures _n.vr>sum ..walihoard and iointing comnour.d________________________ j 0 TM conouctca. On the basis of the inspection It is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safety and Hcoith ! Act oi 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651, in the following respects: if cm | j OCf j Stnndurrl or regulation AUegeoiy violated 1 | 1 Description oi nilcgro violation Hate on *h,cJi aiJcgeu violation must l>e corrected 7. 29 CFR 1910.95* (h)(2) rcilure of Liic employer co coiiecc Multi-Step ?afie 22144 and dispose ot all asbestos waste, Abatement | scrap, debris, bar,s, containers, 1 contaminated clothing in scaled iHipevraeable ba;;s to prevent any (See Reverse Side ; of this Citation) j forsccable airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers above the ellowable limit. 1 1 1 1 .. : ' ' - '' f* . SGP 0006958 Cnestev C* Whiteside Tnc issuance oi a citation does not constitute finding tnac a vnh.tuim of the Act has occurred unless tiicrc is a failure to i content 4s province for in tnc Act or, if contesteu, iin,c:,.s tnc c.;-won is .w.umcu oy me Occupational Safety anu health Revcw i i Commission. a iCi ii s oir l. i j \11v cmpi'v. c? rr representative oi employee:; w.k> nc..eves i >.':jv;u oi time uxea m cilia citation for tnc collection oi . ^ vioi.Micn is mueasonaoic lias tne right to contest 'oc.. t.me lor correction bv thing a notice witn tnc i/.S. Department oi *-ooorf nt tnc a^utcsL Mimvn unovc within 15 working a.iys u; the receip nv me employer of notice of proposed penalty or nonce mat no i 1 penait.' i:- rcmi1, proposeu. 1 "No -.noil liisrharnc or in any manner cue*i.n.n.ue a: a.ns: anv tn 'iioycc occause such emmoyce nas u,eu anv com- -ijnu oi ,i.iCuvuc6 oi c^uocu to be instituted any pu\ eod, or..bo: <>: :-,,uou to r.us Act or has testified of is about to tcscify ,n snen rmcecuin.: or uecouse of the cucrcioc oy sv;c,i c:niov*'c e:i o'.;.ati o; iUi.v.Cii or otners oi any rignc miorceu oy tins ,\ct." 5.C. ii ic'(l)ui tnc Occupational Safety anc ,{ca,tn Act o; 1 -v u. S.C. 051. nic law rrymies coat a copy ot the enclosed cn ntionis) 'V-uau be prominently posted'* in a conspicuous piacc ac or near e.icn pi.icc a vimation referred co m tnc citation occurra." it muse remain postco untii all violations citco tncrein are cor- i rccien, or mr i cocking nays, wmcitcvef period is *on,;er. * Aucycu violation a covered by this citation arc those which arc not serious violations within the meaning til tnc Act out . *mcn nave n mrccc or immediate fcUtionsmp to occupational safety nna nenith. MULTI-STE? ABATEMENT Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 31, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for ail packout areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the instailation of permanent engineering controls. (2) Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American Natrona! Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection ZSS.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and packout areas of the main piant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bags for tne storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos, in addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish n personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on aLL raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris ant, other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos oust. Permanent Engineering and Administrative Controls SGP 0006959 (1) By JuLy 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) througn (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controLs in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. culti-cte? a:-,.-.;1 Immediate femoorary /'.ss.:.n. r; it.; s;v-` controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent empioyee exposure to excessive rojestos oust concentrations by Juiy 3L, 1y73. A Compliance officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing eaoioyee exposure. (L) Provide U. S, bureau o< Hines approved respirators for aii pacitout areas of tse main p.ant. t^ntinsc the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controis. .2) Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American national Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection cbS.2-1969. l3) establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and packout areas of the main plant m a clean, orderly and sanitary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program will include utilizing sealed impermeable bugs for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reliable condition from becoming contaminated with asbestos. In addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asoestos dust. (fa) Post asuestos "Caution" si.,ns a; .nl approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "CauLton" '..-.ocis on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, dears; aria other srouucts containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asuestos dust. Permanent Engineering ana .'..iminir sra tive Controls (1) by July 27, 1973, .uraii a psan for approval to the U. S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, y.r. Chester C. ..hiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for u e installation ot engineering controls to prevent empioyee exposure .0 asoestos oust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controls in cart ias jeri.untmt administrative controls to prevent employee asuestos oust exposure. SGP 0006960 MULTI-STE? ABATEMENT Immediate Temporary Adrainistrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 31, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. liurcau of Minns approved respirators for ail packout areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2) : Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American National Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection ZSS.2-1969. (3) Establish a program tor maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and packout areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition Lo prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. This program wiLL include utilizing scaled impermeable bags for the storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protective clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and reLiabic condition from becoming contaminated with asoescos. in audition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish n personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to the work area to prevent unprotected persons from entering. (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labeLs on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos djst. Permanent Engineering end Administrative Controls (!) By July 27, 1973, suomiL a plan for approval to the U. 5. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, New York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asbestos dust concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) Lhrougn (7) (listed as temporary adminis trative controLs in Part 1) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. SGP 0006961 The payment of penalties is to be made by certified check or money order, payable to the order of "Occupa tional Safety and Health-Labor." Remit to the Area Director whose address appears below. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED that the aforesaid Citation(s), this Notification, and the proposed assess ment shail be deemed to be the final order of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission and not subject to review by any court or agency, unless, within 15 working days from the date of receipt of this notice, you notify the official named below in writing that you intend to contest the Citation or this Notification of Pro posed Penalty before the Review Commission. The Review Commission is an independent quasi-judicial agency with authority to issue decisions regarding citations and proposed penalties. There is no requirement that this Notification be posted. Dated at Syracuse July ,, 19 22 New York this ,,lQth, day Occupational Safety and Health Administration U. S. Department of Labor 203 Mldtown Plaza 700 E. Water St. Syracuse, H. y. 13210 SGP 0006962 H.V. " * *'0H * ./ Occu^4huuut ittiflif 'mu ilvuitli AdmiiiitM* 2015 lUd'oo-.ra Plaza 700 E. V.'.vUor St. ' ! Syraouso, ii. '1. rjaio CSllU MU. miA.i mu. P-L568 AHfeA A3 ntoion ' ' CITATION* 6010 Citation Number . Dace Issued M I3 1979 EMPLOYER Ccorcia Pacific Corporation . (Street _ Anrr.in^rl.T !a 9nnr! ADDRESS ( fCIiy Akron . State Tv York______ z; u An inspection-of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located at - above address 2 1A00L ________ Manufactures gypsum wallboard and iointinn compound I has been conducted. On the basis of the Inspection it is alleged chat you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 631, in the following respects: Item number Standard or regulation allegedly violated Description of alleged violation Date on *nn l Alleged v..4 wi.i mu.ng be cni'i * ! ^ 29 CFR 1910.92a (d)(3), // Pag. 22143 .. -/j- 29 era 1910.93a (d)(4) Page 22143 ^ . Failure of the employer co provide and require use of special clothing, such as coveralls or similar whole body coverings, gloves, and foot coverings to prevent skin contact with asbestos fibers, of employees within the dry mix and packout area. Multi-Step Absti menC (See Reverse SI. of this Citatic Failure of the employer to provide change rooms, two separate clothes lockers for work and street clothes, and the laundering and handling of work clothes for all employees exposed to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers in excess of prescribed limits, within the joint compound mixing and packout area. Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Si. . of this Citatii i / f \j (J \ nQ Chester C. Whiteside 1 The issuance o( a citation does not constitute ^ finding chat a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a inilurc ( conceit n* provided for in die Act or, if contcatetj, v"*lc*a cue citation in affirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health ttev Commission. 1 RIGHTS OF EMPLOYKKS I Any employee or representative of employees who bciicvcs that any pcriotl of time fined in tills citation for the correction I a violation is unreasonable has the right to contest such time for correction by filing a notice with the U.S. Department oi l..I at me a.iurcss shown abnve within 15 working days of the receipt by the employer of notice of proposed penalty or notice tone I penally is being proposed. i `*No person shall discharge or in nuy manner discriminate ngninsc any employee because sue;; cnoioyce has :*cd any co. , pl.unt or instituted or caused to be instituted r.ny proceeding unuer or rented to tnis Act or has testified or in <un>uc tu icmh | in suui :-oeecdini: or because uf the exercise by such omniovee on oeliaU of himself or others of ruiy :it;hc ntfutdcu by trrfs ' Act." Sec. 11 (c)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Ue.utn Art of 1970, 29 'J.S.C. 651. The law requires that ft copy ef the enclosed citationfs) `Shall be prominently posted" in a conspicuous place ".it o. r,c each place a violation refected to in the citation occured." It muse remain posted untii all violations cited (herein \re eorrectco, oc for 3 working days, wmchever period is longer. * Alleged violations covered by this -itatiou arc those winch Ate not L-rious violation* within the meaning ol the uhicii nave a direct or immediate relationship to occupational safety anti :>dth. ___ J\ SGP 0006963 MULTI-STEP ABATEMENT X. II. Immediate Temporary Administrative Controls Initiate immediate temporary administrative controls to prevent employee exposure to excessive asbestos dust concentrations by July 31, 1973. A Compliance Officer will determine if these temporary controls are preventing employee exposure. (1) Provide U. S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators for all packouC areas of the main plant. Continue the use of respirators until the installation of permanent engineering controls. (2); Establish a complete respirator program in accordance with the provisions of the American ' tional Standard Practices for Respiratory Protection Z3S.2-1969. (3) Establish a program for maintaining the joint compound dry mixing and packout areas of the main plant in a clean, orderly and sanicary condition to prevent asbestos dust contamination of the air. Tin . program will include utilizing scaled impermeable bags for th : storage of waste asbestos. (4) Provide employees with protec vc clothing that can be maintained in a sanitary and i liable-condition from becoming . contaminated with asbestos. ~n addition, provide employees with individual clothes lockers to prevent their personal clothing from becoming contaminated with asbestos dust. (5) Establish a personal monitoring program to determine, at six month intervals, the concentrations of asbestos dust. (6) Post asbestos "Caution" signs at all approaches to'the work area to prevent unprptected persons from entaring. . (7) Affix asbestos "Caution" labels on all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos to prevent exposure to asbestos dust. Permanent Enrincerir.r. nnd Administrative Controls (1) By July 27, 1973, submit a plan for approval to the U. S. Department of l.abor, Occupational Safety and Health Adminis tration, 203 Midtown Plaza, 700 E. Water Street, Syracuse, Mew York 13210, Mr. Chester C. Whiteside, Area Director, showing a timetable for the installation of engineering controls to prevent employee exposure to asocstos dost concentrations above allowable limits. (2) Incorporate items (3) through (7) (listed as temporary administrotive controls in Part I) as permanent administrative controls to prevent employee asbestos dust exposure. \ rtiij Of (vj'iVbcinHim ut -...... .. : > vini.KM.ft is uiircasoiuuiic has the right to contest such tiine (or correction hy filing a notice with the tf. b. Ucpartmcnc 01 . ' if tor ..iiilrcu'. *oove wichin 15 working days n/ the receipt byihe employer of notice of proposed penalty or nmict* th.- 1 pvnji;v I'i or ms proposed. "Nn per.'m shail discharge or in any manner discriminate ay.aiout .ny employee because such employee has isird .my c . plain: or instituted or causco to be instituted any proceeding under or related to this Act or has ccstiiicd or is about to :?'( 1 M.ch proevoume or I'ccausc of the exercise by such employee on bohail of h;mscif dc others of any.right afforded by ecu-. Act." n.-c. il icjU) of the Occupational Safety nnu Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. m: Ins rciptiicn that a copy of the encio.<*d citniion(s) "shall be prominently posted** in a conspicuous piat c at or t t n pi.u c i violation ccie/reu to in the citation secured." It must remain posted until ail violation* Citcn therein are cur* Pl-i. - i .* v h.iy/t, whichever period is longer. ; * Allcri'ii vioiation.'i covered by ilw.s citation arc those winch arc not .'.efioui* violation* within the moaning ul tiic A.t i j n'men have .. uucct or imrucmotc rchuiont.hip to occupational fr.tacty and hc.tim, i loi.n t SGP 0006964 IJ.i. UM'M-ImI HI 01 uAllOH OccupdltMiui iufvff W tfuniffc 203 Kldl uwu Flaisa Syracuse. S. Y. 23210 V CITATION* ISUO IIU. ?-L5<.3 A UKA 60L0 'J'.HA'I HO. A3 iicmou 2 j Cic.nion Number 1. Pore* 1 of 5 . Dace Issued JUS 13 1973 EMPLOYERGeorgia. Pacific Cornoration. (&{CCC _ Bloomingdale Road. ADORHSS C , (City___ Akron Suae . N'aw York ziP__ LifiQl__ An inspection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or conceal located sc .___ak2XS_iiLcl5J - - - - - - ________ - -___ - --------- -- . - - - --------- - . ----------- ---------------------------- - -- and described os foliuw' has been conducted. On the basin of che inspection it is alleged chat you have violated che Occupational Safety and (fcvleh Act of 1970, 29 U.5.C. 631, in the following respects: Una number Scandaid or regulation allegedly violated Description of alleged violation Date on which Alicgeu violation mM pr couccud 7 ' 29 CFR 1910.93a i)(,2)(il) Failure of the employer to establish Page 22143 a personal monitoring program at iutcrvals not greater than 4 months within the joint compound mixing and packout areas where asbestos exposure may reasonably be foreseen V to exceed prescribed limits. 29 CFR 1910.93a (g)(l)(i) ?aSa 22143 i, '' .\. \\ Failure of employer to pose "Caution1 signs at ail approaches to the joint compound mixing and packout area where airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers may be in excess of prescribed limits. Mulci-Stop Abatement (See Reverso Si of this Citati Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Si of this Citati ' 1 2 .`9 - >/ n- . t Afnn flhet-Trtr'a Signature 1 /"l (jiy a )n/?it/&7-(-b \ ( A>\j - Chester C. Whiteside I *ilie issuance of n citation does not constitute a finding time a viomcioa of tuc Act him occurred.unless there is * failure 1 cimo'-i iin provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless the citation in offlfmcd by che Occupational Safety nod UenUii he RIGHTS OF KMPLOYKHS I Any <*ttifmyee m (u('*tcsctKi\ivc of employees who believes chat .my jnmnd of time fixed in this citation for i*e u'Of ; a vmi.it on is unreasonable has the right to contest such time for correction by ti\Ut% a notice with the U. S. [Virement o i i .u dir address ?.h'm above within 15 working days of the receipt bythc employer 'f notice of proposed penalty or ounce tl< I penattv is being proposed. j "No pcrsnii r.hail discharge or in any manner discriminate against any employee because such employee has tiled any c : plaint or instituted or caused to be instituted any proceeding under of feinted to this Act or has: certified or is about to tc-.r ! in such proceeding ot because of die etcrcisc by such employee on behalf of himself dc ouicts of aayvfight afforded by this : Act." I've, ti (c){I) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.O. 651. j The law rcipiiies that a copy of the encio-<ed citntiun(s) "shall be prominently posted** in a conspicuous place ' at i*r i j ``.icu pime a vioiaciun ivfeiteu to ** the citation secured.*' It raiv remain nooccu until ail violation:* cited thcccin are cor* j icctrd, or ior } working days, whichever period is longer. I * Alleged violations covered by this citation .ire ihoac which arc not serious violations witnin the meaning uf the Act i { w.iich have a uuccc or immediate relationship to occupational safety and health* i Fa. m t SGP 0006965 U.i. /*'* ' l-** M til L \UOH Ocew^iluiiui oau AtlminU(i0liN 203 Midlovcn H.vsa 700 E. V.'ator St. Syracuse, *1. X* 13210 CITATION' NrtfcA 6010 01*1. NO. i>a NbNlON 2 Citation Number l, Page 3 ot 5 __________ D.uc Issued Employer___________r.eorg.i.-i -Pacific -f.oraor.-.tiaa (Street 2 loom try; ri .lie Rond ADDRESS ( (City_______Akron___________________ State Now York An innpection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located or JUS n 13/3 Zip-. 14001 above address ____---------.-- ... .- -------------- -- !________Manufactures p.yaaum wallboard anti. jointing compound described as follows | las been conducted. On the basis of the inspection ic is alleged that you have violated the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 19~0, 29 U.S.C. 651, in the following respects: beta auAtMr Standard or regulation Allegedly violated Description of alleged violation Date on which alleged vitflatiuo iwu*i be cmrcctcd 5. / 29 CFR L910.93* (g)(2)(i) "51 Page 22144 Failure or the employer to affix a Multi-Step "Caution" label to all raw materials , Abatement mixtures, scrap, waste, debris and other products containing asbestos (See Reverse Side fibers to prevonc exposure to con of this Citatior centrations above prescribed limits during any reasonably forsocabie . use. 29 CFR. 1910.93a (b)(1) Page 22144 . hp;*. " Failure of the employer to ntaintaiu all external surfaces within the joint compound, dry mixing and pacicouc area, free of accumulations of asbestos fibers (dry sweeping is to be discouraged, utilise vacuum sweeping methods). Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Sid( of this Citaticr - l foi ,,v^ Area Director's Signature U, -_______ nlie is.suance of a citation docs noc canscicucc a finding thar a violation nf the Act has* occurred unless there is m failure < ConteKntt ..iInN pl rovided for in the Act or, if contented, unlcu* tlie citation in luiicmed by the Occupational Saiccy fcnd Health Kevi r.ammiJMOiv UiGilTS or KMPLOYIU-S Anv employee of representative of employees who believes chat any period of time iixcd in this citation for the correction i violation if unreasonable has the right to contest such rime lor correction by filing a notice wuh ihc U.S. Dcpnrcmci.t of i -- .it ilie .ujdrenn nIu.nvu nhove within 15 working days of the receipt by the employer of notice of proposed penalty or not.ee (hut penmtv is oem,-. proposed. "No person niiall discharge or in any manner discriminate against any employee because such employee has filed any com plaint or mummed or caused to bo instituted any proceeding under of related to this Act or haa testified or is About co testify ; m such proceeding or because of the exercise by such employee on behalf of himself of others of any ri^hc afforded by this Act." 5ec. II (e)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. , r The Inw requires that a copy of the enclosed citacion(s) "shall be prominently posted** la a conspicuous place at or nca r.icn pince a violation reterrea to m the citation occureu.'* ic muse remain poster! until ail violations citcu therein arc cor* (ceieu, or for ^ working days, wiiiciiovcr period is longer. * Alleged violation/? covered by this citation nee those which arc noc serious violations within the meaning of the Acc hut ^hich have a direct or immediate relationship to occupational safety and health. L Trt? Uji SGP 0006966 l U.S. Ol-.r 'I UtUM 01- LAOOR Ouv^litwli imlr*f ohU IUuIiIi 20y illdtown Plrura; 700 S. Wo,tor SC. 3^\'wwq * 7 lw2I0 CITATION* CUIU HU. P-1568 AHA 6G10 OSH*.. HO. as lllilMW 2 Citation Number ign 4 of 5 Dice Issued .JUS-0-139. EMPLOYER _____ C.-aroin P.-.cifie Corporation (Street, lUooriir.rdale Road ADDRESS ( (C..r_ Akron &.. Xcw York Zip . An inspection of s workplace under your ownership, operation, or coottol located at ohnvn nddrnes 140' . and described o folio Manufactures pynsum wallboard and Pointing compound Uas been conducted. On <he ba*ts of the tospectioa it U alleged chat you have violated the Occupational Safety and Hcair Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 631, in the following respects: hew number Steodurd 9 ickuImIw allegedly violated Description of alleged violatioo ' Date wo which alleged violallow mum he corrected 7*(?/ f 29 CIR 1910.93* (h)(2) Page 2214V ' ' Failure of the employer Co collect and dispose of all asbestos .waste, scrap, debris', bags, containers, contaminated clothing in sealed impermeable bags to prevent any forsccable airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers above the allow* able limit. . Multi-Step Abatement (See Reverse Si of this Cltati . ;> .' . . &. '*/V/,,\\ J-j, . ' ., , . \ <* '- ' t 'V . r* . a ! I' *% /\ \ Area Director's Siacur Chester.C. Whiteside The i.r.MAnce tf a citation tloen not constitute a finding thne a violation of the Act has occurred unlct*s lucre ia a failure Cnntr*-t |i(ovideu for in tho Act or, if contested, unican tlie citiuion iN .Wiiiuicd by the OccupuCMinul Safety and l*c>*bU He* t-wiiimiAion, . RIGHTS OF i-MPLOVHRS Any employee or representative of employees who believes chat any period of time fixed in this citation foe the enrrectir 3 violation is unreasonable has the ri^'nt to contest sucii time for correction oy filing a notice with the U.S. Department m L at the address shown above within 15 working days of the receipt by the employer ot notice-of proposed penalty or notice th. penalty is being proposed. "No person shall discharge or in any manner discriminate against any employee because such employee has l'i.cd any cr piatnr or instituted or caused to be instituted apy proceeding under nr related to this Act or hns testified or is about to tesci in such proceeding or because of the cxcrcioe by such employee on behalf of himself ot other# of any tight afforded by this* Act. ' Sec. 11 (c)(1) of the Occupational Safety and Health Act nf 1970, 29 U.S.C. 631* Tlw* inu* requires th.it a copy of the enclosed ciincion(s) "xhnil be prominently posted** in a conspicuous place *c >r nt <*.ch I'lncr ,i violation referred to in die citation occurcd." It must remain posted until all violations cited therein arc cor* retted, or lor J working any*, whichever period is longer* * Alleged violations cuvercd by thlh citniion ore ihn.vc which arc not serious violations within tho meaning of t**c Act t*i ^nicli have a direct or inuncdir.ic relationship to occupational tmfety and health, SGP 0006967 U.S. DCf'ARTMCNT OF LaUOR Occupational Sfety wtk Health AdminUlrotlo* 203 Midtown Plaza 700 E. Wator St. Syracuse, H. Y. ,13210 Clcntion Number FUPI rtYKR AMENDMENT TO CITATION* 1. Page 5 of 5 -- ' fioorgi-.i Pacific Cornor.ition . Date Issued CUfO NO. P-1568 AM&A 6010 OSMA-l NO 48 HtGlQN Z July 10, 1971 ADDRESS ( (City Akron Stir. New York Zin An inspection of a workplace under your ownership, operation, or control located at _ _abovo address 14( -- - - ---------- and described as foil Manufactures gypsum wallboard and jointing compound____________ ___ ______ has been conducted. On the basis of the inspection it is alleged chat you have violated the Occupational Safety and Heat Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 631, in the following respects: Item number >/ U* 1. Scaodord or tcgolotio* allegedly violated Description of alleged violation Doe* cm which alleged violatior mui he corrects Citations tor Serious Vio .ation 02 and 03, issued-on the 13 th t ay of June, 197 are amended as set forth >elow: 29 CFR 1910.93a (d)(2) Page 22143 Failure of the employer to provide. and for -the employees to use, U.S. Bureau of Mines approved respirators to prevent inhalation of airborne asbestos dust, fibers (within the dry mixing and packout area). Multi-Step Abatement (See reverse s of this cl tat 29 CPR 1910.93a (d)(2)(iv iFailure of employer to establish a Page 22143 - respiratory program throughout the dry mixing area in accordance with the American National Standard Practice for Respiratory Protection Z88.2-L969, for employees who are .-*,, V" \ exposed to excessive asbestos dust concentrations. Multi-Step Abatement (See reverse t of this citat zL____________________________ __________ ____ Aren Director's Signature Chester C. Whiteside The issuance of a citation does not constitute a finding that a violation of the Act has occurred unless there is a fail contest as provided for in the Act or, if contested, unless the citation is affirmed by the Occupational Safety and Health Commission. UIGIITS Ol: KMIM.OYKKS Any employee or representative of employees who believe* th.it any period of time fixed in (his citation for (ire corrcc a violation is unreasonable has the tight to contest such time for correction by filing .t notice with the U.S. Department o *i ihe .uhlress shown above within 15 working days of the receipt by the employer of notice of proposed penalty or notice pvn.i" i* *"*nig proposed. "No pcrv'C shall discharge or in any manner discriminate agamsc any employee because such employee has filed anv plaint nr instituted or caused to be instituted any proceeding under or related to this Act or has testified or is about to tc in me proceeding or because of the exercise by such employee on behalf of himself or others of any right afforded by th A* " U (cMl)of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, 29 U.S.C. 651. Hir law remure'i char a ennv of rhe cnrln*.rrl rirninn() * * < I. M prominently jested" in a cer. .`pie'-cu- place "u: z. '.uh pi.icr .i violation referred to in the citation occurcd.M It must remain posted until all violations cited therein are Cc rci ted, or for 3 wording days;, whichever period is longer. Alleged violations covered by this citation are those which arc not serious violations within the meaning of the Act 'litch have a direct or immediate relationship to occupational saicty .md health. f* nrni SGP 0006968 APPENDIX D Safety and Health Inspections (1973-1977) SGP 0006969 Industrial Hygiene Consultants The following consullants, all of whom are members of ihe American Industrial Hygiene Association, are available for consulting services in industrial hygiene. The specific specialties of each are identified by the code numbers following the listing. Specially Air Pollution Audiometry Biological Monitoring Ergonomics Indusrial Hygiene--Comprehensive A. Plant Studies B. Laboratory Analyses Meteorology Noise Control Code Number I 2 3 6 4 5 17 7 Specially Occupational Medicine Product Safety--Labeling Radiological Control Safety Specialist Toxicology Training Instruction Ventilation Waste Disposal Water Pollution Code Number X 4 It) Ii 12 13 14 15 16 Alexander, Rex Design Associates 17 Baker Rd. Arlington, MA 1)2 174 Phone: 613-646-1236 Code: 1, S, 6, 7, 14 Allan, Ralph E. 660 Wedgewood Ave. Upland. CA 917X6 Phone: 714-985-15X9 Code: 5, IX Anderson, Ralph G. Northwest Health Service 805 Goelhals Richland. WA 99352 Phone: 509-942-7037 Code: 1,2, 5,6, 14, 16 Annis, Jason C. P.O. Box 182 Manhattan. KS 66502 Phone: 913-532-5620 Code: I Baliff, Jack 21-55 34th Ave. Long Island City. NY 11106 Phone: 212-274-2408 Code: I, 5, 14 Hanks, Oucil M. Anderson-Nichols 150 Causeway St. Boston, M A 021 14 Phone: 617-742-3400 Code: I, 5, 6, 7, 8, II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Berry, Clyde M. Clyde M. Berry & Assoc. 906 S. Lucas St. Iowa City. IA 322411 Phone: 319-337-9224 Code: 5. 11 Bolsford. James W. Howard Engineering Co. P.O. Box 3164 Bethlehem, PA 1X107 Phone: 215-694-0939 Code: 4. 7 lloylcn, George W,, Jr. Mass. Institute of Technology Room 2011-24 3 Cambridge. M A 021 '9 Phone: 617-253.2596 Code: I, 3. 5. 6 Bradley, M illiam R. William R. Biadley & Assoc. X7 Homestead Rd. Penally. NJ 07670 Phone: 201-567-7929 Code: I, 5, 6, 10, 12, 16 238 t ) SGP 0007694 American hulttu/iul Hygiene Associaliott Journal Burgess, W illiam A. 38 Fox Hill St. Westwood. MA 02090 Phone: 617-326-0814 Code: I, 5, 6, 7, 14 Burroughs, G. Edward Environmental Research, Inc. 688 Ailencrest Court Cincinnati, OH 4523 1 Code: 1, 3, S, 6, 7, 11, 14, IS, 16 Byers, Dohrniau 11. School of Public Health University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Phone: 313-764-2594 Code: 4, 5 Caplan, Knowlton J. 5945 Maplewood l.anc Minnetonka, MN 55343 Phone: 612-935-1548 Code: 1, 5, 14 Carlilz, Irwin II. 6529 N. Thirteenth St. Philadelphia. PA 19126 Phone: 215-924-1144 Code: 1,4, 5,6, 7, 9, II, 12, 14 Carpenter, Charles P. Mellon Institute 4400 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Phone:412-327-1020 Code: 12 Carter, Edmund P. 347 W. Berry St. Ft. Wayne, IN 46802 Phone: 219-743-8217 Code: 2, 7, 13 Chamberlin, Kicbard I. Mass. Institute of Technology Room 20B-245 Cambridge, MA 02139 Phone: 617-253-1741 Code: 1, 3, S, 6, 13, 14 George D. Clayton & Assoc., Inc. 257 1 1 Southfield Road Southfield, MI 48075 Phone: 313-424-8860 Code: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, IS, 16 Cohen, Jerry J. Health & Safety Technology, Inc. P O Box 861 Livermore, CA 94550 Phone. 415-443-9234 Code: 1, 3, S, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, IS, 16 Cumpston, Dr. A. G. Unit 8 54 Avoca St., Randwick, New South Wales, 2031 Australia Phone: 399-8742 Code: 8 Deichmann, William B., Ph.D., M.D. (Honorary) Res. & Teaching Center of Toxicology University of Miami P.O. Box 8216 Coral Gables. FL 33124 Phone: 305-233-551 1 Code: I, 12, 16 Dooley, Allan E. 57 Hazelwood Terrace Stratford. CT 06497 Phone 203-375-4639 Code: 5, 9, 13 Doyle, Henry E. 5303 Augusta St. Washington, DC. 20016 Phone: .301-229-1277 Code: 5, 13 Eincrt. Christine, M.D. 629 Euclid Ave. Berkeley, CA 94708 Phone: 415-524-5495 Code: 8 Elkins, Hervey B. 303 Mill St. Belmont. MA 02178 Phone: 617-484-7952 Code: 5, 6, 12 Falcon Risk Management Services (Div. of Fireman's Fund Am. Ins. Co.) 3333California St. San Francisco. CA 94119 Phone: 415-929-2706 Code: I, S, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14 239 SGP 0007695 240 Fcincr. Benjamin 130 Gale Plate Bronx. NY 10463 Code: 1, 5, 14 Gabriel, Karl I,., I'h.D. Biorescarch, Ineorporaled P.O. Box 8598 Philadelphia. PA 19101 Phone: 215-848-4499 Code: 5, 6, 12 Gallagher, Robert G. Applied Health Physics, Inc. 2986 Industrial Blvd. Bethel Park, PA 15102 Phone: 412-563-2242 Code: 3, 5, 7, 10, 13, 15 Gleason, Hubert I'., P.E. 95 Middle Street Hadley, MA 01035 Code: 5, 11 Goodfriend, Lewis S., P.E. 140 Morris St. P.O. Box 2167 Morristown. NJ 07960 Phone: 201-540-8811 Code: 7 llarrold, Gordon C., Pli.l). 33589 Nancy Livonia, Ml 48168 Code. 1. 5, 11, 14, 15 Hermann, Edward R,, Ph.D. 117 Church Road Winnetka. IL 60093 Phone: 312-492-3176 Code: 2, 5, 7, 12, 15 Hertis, Bruce A., Sc.D. 306 W. High SI. Urbana. IL 61801 Phone: 217-367-1867 Code: 4, 14 Hemeon. 3V. C. L. 6025 Broad Street Mall Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Code: 1, 5, 14 April, 1974 llerllcin, Fred, III 1493 Kaueloka St Pearl City, HI 96782 Phone: 808 4^6-2404 Code. 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10. 12, 13, 14, 15 lloladay, Duncan A. 7 Carlton Road Wellesley, MA 02181 Code: 5 Holland. Walter D. LI-'H Coi, oralion 2030 Wright Avc. Richmond, CA 94804 Phone: 415-235-2633 Code: I, 3, 5, 6,9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16 Hyatt, F< in C. 535 Ro cr Blvd. I.os A! uos.NM 87544 Phone 05-672-9800 Code: . 5, 10, 14 Josclow, Morris M., Ph.D. College of Med. & Dentistry of New Jersey 100 Bergen Road Newark, NJ 07103 Code: 3, 5, 6 Jtirgicl, John A. Kyckman, I dgerly. lomlinson & Assoc., Inc. I 2 161 l ackland Rd. St. Louis, MO 63 141 Code: 1, 5, 7, 14 Kanion, Eldzcr. I'r.D. Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Code: 4 Kane, Jol n M. 3503 Kirby Lane Jeffcrsonlown. KY 40299 Plume: 502-49l-l809 Code: I. 5, 14 Kennedy. \3 illiatn R.. Jr. 48 Manhattan Loop I os Alamos. NM 87544 Phone: 505-662-4828 Code: 1,5, 10, 15, 16 t I \ , f SGP 0007696 American lutliislnnl Hygiene Association Join no! Kepplinger, M. I,,, Ph.D. Industrial Bio-Test Lab., Inc. 1810 Frontage Road Northbrook, IL 60062 Phone: 312-272-30.10 Code: I, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 12, 15, 16 King, Barry G,, Ph.D. 12853 Oaminitodc las Olas Del Mar, CA 92014 Code: 5, 11 Kirschncr, Leon 7650 Lavergne Ave. Skokie, IL 60076 Phone: 312-675-3057 Code: I, 5, 6, 7 Kyle, Stanley C. I 301 Inglesidc St. Florence. AL 35630 Phone: 205-764-1499 Code: 5, 7, 14 Landry, Edwin B.. P.E. 12 Kenlbury Way, Bethesda Washington, D.C. 20014 Phone: 301-654-4422 Code: 9, 10, 13 Leahy, Joseph E. Joseph E. Leahy & Assoc. Room 20B-245 Mass. Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 Phone: 617-253-2596 Code: 1, 5, 6, 7, 14 Levinson, Seymore 417 Sycamore Rd. Portsmouth, VA 23707 Code: 1,5, 7, II, 15, 16 Linclt, Adrian L. 203-A Plank Rd.. R.D. 2 Everett. PA 15537 Phone: 814-652-5848 Code: 3, 5, 6 Maeeioli, John 139 Gilpin Ave. Norfolk, VA 23503 Phone: 804-587-5628 Code: 5, 11, 12 MacDonald. W illiam F., Ph.D. Res. & l eaching Center of Toxicology University of Miami P.O. Box 8216 Coral Cables, FL 33124 Phone. 305-23 3-55 1 1 Code: 1, 12, 16 Mauckshaw, Sarosli J. II. The Chester Engineers 845 Fourth Ave. Coraopolis, PA 15 108 Phone: 412-771-4320 Code: I, 5, 6, 7, 14, 15, 16 241 McKee, Donald K., Sc.D. Occusafc, Inc. 3201 Old Glenview Rd. Wilmette, II. 60091 Phone: 312-256-5900 Code: 1,5, 6, 7, 9, 1U, II, 13, 14 Ncilson, Arthur 104 Cherry Laurel Dr. Covington, LA 70433 Phone: 504-588-5265 Code: I, 2. 3, 5, 6,7,9, 10, II, 12, 13, 16 Oberg, Maurice I.FE Corporation 2030 Wright Ave. Richmond, CA 94804 Phone: 415-235-2633 Code: 1, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10. 13, 14, 15, 16 Ostcrgaard, Paul It. Ostergaard Associates 253 Bloomfield Ave. Caldwell, NJ 07006 Phone: 201-228-0523 Code: 7 Owens, Robert J. Certified Envir. Health & Safety Consultants, Inc. P.O. Box 201 Millbrac. CA 94030 Phone: 415-697-0144 Code: 1, 2, 7. 10, 11, 12 Peterson, Jack E. Medical College of Wisconsin ABMSL. 8700 W. Wisconsin Ave. Milwaukee. Wl 53226 Phone: 414-257-6683 Code: 1, 3, 5,12, 13,14 I I I I i SGP 0007697 242 I'iccoto, Stephen K. Stephen K. Piccolo & Assoc. Room 20B-245 Mass. Institute of Technology 77 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02139 Phone: 617-253-2597 Code: 1,3, 5, 6,11, 14 Port. Eli A. Northwestern University 827 Simpson St. Evanston. IL 60201 Code. 5, 10, 13 Radciiffc, J. C, 1554 S.F.. Sunshine Ave. Port St. Lucie, FL 33452 Code: 5 Kosali, Guido J. 2091 Strand Rd. Walnut Creek. CA 94596 Phone: 415-935-6068 Code: 5 Koss, John E. Teledyne Occupational Health 3708 Columbus Ave. Sandusky, OH 44870 Phone: 419-625-7853 Code: 1,4, 5, 7, 10, 14 Kouinas, James C. J. C. Roumas A Assoc. 895 Linden Ave. Ridgefield, NJ 07657 Phone: 201-945-7970 r Tniin i fin n Iludmosc, Wayne Tracor Sciences A Systems Group 6500 Tracor Lane Austin, TX 78721 Phone: 512-926-2800 Code: 1, 2, 7, 16 Rummerfield, Phillip S. P.O. Box 434 Del Mar, CA 92014 Phone: 714-454-5478 Code: 7, 10 4pri/, /974 Sansone. Erie It., I'li.U. 1 335 Sheridan Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Phone: 4 12-362-6339 Code: I, 5, 6, II. 13, 14 Satterfield. Robert W. National Loss Control Service Corp. Long Grove, IL 60049 Phone: 312-540-2022 Code: 1, 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, IS, 16 Schaffer, A. W. Dow Environmental Health Services 2020 Dow Center Midland. MI 48640 Phone: 517-636-4050 Code: I, 2, 3, S, 6, 7, II, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 Scliall. E. Lynn 510 Kdgcwood Drive Collingswood. NJ 08108 Phone: 609-858-0003 Code: 5, 7, 14 Seifert, Harry E., P.E. 2817 Ucllvicw Rd. Anderson, SC 29621 Phone: 803-224-3315 Code: 1, 5, 7, II, 13, 14 Sidlow, Anthony J. I 15 Sharon Court Los Gatos. CA 95030 Phone- 408-465-3515 Code. S, 11, IS Sidor, Kcinhard, Sc.D. Star Route Alton. NH 03809 Phone; 603-873-0561 Code: 1, S, 11, 12, 13, 14 Smith, Ralph G. University of Michigan School of Public Health Ann Arbor. Ml 48104 Phone: 313-764-2594 Code: l, 3, 4, 5, 12 Sohol, Oscar 3. 985 High Street Alameda. CA 94501 Phone: 415-522-1203 Code: 5,7, 11 i ; / * } i / / i i f i i SGP 0007698 Ameiican liuhtsiriui Hygiene Association Jnintwi Speilman, Howard B. Health Science Associates 10710 Felson Circle Cerritos, CA 90701 Phone: 2I3-867-4IOO Code: 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14, IS Stevens, Charles H., P.E. Spoils, Stevens, and McCoy, Inc. 345 N. Wyomissing Blvd. Wyomissing, PA 19610 Phone: 215-376-6581 Code: 1, 5, 7, 13, IS, 16 Swanson, Jon K,, Pli.D. Swanson International, Inc. Suite 1631 7 S. Dearborn St. Chicago, IL 60603 Phone: 312-372-5493 Code: 1, S, 6, 16 Taylor, Henry Ethyl Corporation 45 I Florida Baton Rouge. LA 70801 Phone: 504-348-0(31 Code: 3, 4, S, 7, II, 13, 14 Thlenes, Clinton H,, M.D.. Ph.D. 4555 Fulton Ave. #205 Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Code: S, 8, 12 Thompson, Robert N,, Ph.D. Occupational Health Assoc. 1 827 Rolling Hills Norman, OK 73069 Phone: 405-329-8892 Code: S, 7 Todd, Alan S. Stewart-Todd Associates No. 10 Valley Forge Executive Mall Wayne, PA 19087 Code: I, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14 Waligora, Stanley Eherline Instruments Company 3 12 Miami Street Caycc. SC 29033 Code: I, S, 10, II. 13, 15, 16 Wallach, Abraham Industrial Technical Assoc. 585 Main Street Fast Orange. Ni 07018 Phone: 201-674-2625 Code: 1, 4, 5.6. 9, 11, 14, 16 Wanla, Raymond C. P O. Box 98 Bedford. MA 01770 Phone: 617-275-9477 Code: 17 Williams, Norman, M.D. Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. PA 19102 Phone: 215-829-6928 Code: 8 Wrenn, Grover C,, Jr. The Hill Environmental Group P.O. Box 659 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Phone: 919-942-4036 Code: 1, 2, 3, S, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Wrenn, McDonald E,, Ph.D. New York University Institute of Environmental Medicine 550 First Avenue New York. NY 10016 Phone: 212 679-3200 Code: 1*. 5*. II (Beryllium, specifically) Yaffe, Charles D. Tabershaw-Cooper Assoc., Inc. 2 180 Milvia Street Berkeley. CA 94704 Phone: 415-845-3355 Code: S, 6 Zavon, Mitchell K,, M.D. Agatha Corporation 3 333 Vine Street Cincinnati. OH 45220 Phone: 513-961-3337 Code: 1,5,6, 8. 12, 16 243 t I I J SGP 0007699 I i i i ! I I v ?' n .. - 244 Alabama Kyle, Stanley C. California Allan, Ralph F. Cohen, Jerry J. F.inert, Christine Falcon Risk Management Holland, Waller D. King, Barry G. Oberg. Maurice Owens, Robert J. Rosati, Guido J. Rummerfie'd, Phillip S. Sidlow, Anthony J. Sobol. Oscar J. Spielman, Howard B. Thienes. Clinton H. Yaffe, Charles D. Connecticut Dooley. Allan E. District of Columbia Doyle, Henry N. Landry, Edwin B. Florida Deichmann, William B. MacDonald, William E. Rndcliffe, J. C. Hawaii Hertlein, Fred, III Illinois Herman, Edward R. Hertig, Bruce A. Kepplinger, M. L. Kirschner. Leon McFee, Donald R. Port, Eli A. Satterfield, R. W. Swanson, J. R. Indiana Carter, Edmund P. Inna Berry, Clyde M. April, 1974 Industrial Hygiene Consultants by Geographic Location Kansas Annis, Jason C. Kentucky Kane, John M. I-onisumn Ncilson. Arthur Taylor, Henry Massachusetts Alexander. Rex Banks, Oneil M. Boylen, George W. Burgess, William A. Chamberlin, Richard I. F.lkens, Hervey B. Gleason, Robert P. Holaday, Duncan A. Leahy, Joseph E. Piccolo. Stephen K. Wanta. Raymond C. Michigan Byers, Dohrman H. George D. Clayton and Associates, Inc. Harrold. Gordon C. Schaffer. A. W. Smith, Ralph G. Minnesota Caplan, Knowlton J. Missouri Jurigiel, John A. New Hampshite Sidor, Reinhard New Jersey Bradley, William R. Goodfriend. Lewis S. Joselow, Morris B. Ostcrgaard, Paul B. Rournas, James C. Schall. E. I.ynn Wallach, Abraham New Mexico Hyatt, Edwin C. Kennedy, William R., Jr. New York Baliff, Jack Feiner. Benjamin Wrenn, McDonald E. Ntu ill Carolina Wrenn, Grover C. Ohio Burroughs, Edward G. Ross, John E. Zavon, Mitchell R. Oklahoma Thompson, Robert N. Pennsylvania Hotsford, James H. Carlitz, Irwin H. Carpenter, Charles P. Gabriel, Karl L. Gallagher, Robert G. Hemeon. Wesley C. Kamon, Eliezer Linch, Adrian L. Manekshaw, Sarosh I. H. Sansone, Eric B. Stevens, Charles H. Todd, Alan S. Williams, Norman South Carolina Seifert, Harry E. Waligora, Stanley Texits Rudmose, Wayne Virginia Levinson, Seymoro Maccioli, John Washington Anderson, Ralph E. Wisconsin Peterson, J tick F. Foreign A listt alia Cumpston, A. G. / i / i i i t SGP 0007700