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Monsanto FROM {NAME t LOCATION) OATE J. A. Glass - Texas City Hay 27, 1976 cc REFERENCE TO All Recipients of PHSB Minutes The attached revised sheet is being issued to correct an error on page 4 of the May 19 Plant Manager's Safety Board minutes you recently received. Note Item 11, page 4: "compatible" needs to read "incompatible". We regret our oversight in proofreading and will appreciate your inserting the attached page 4 in your copy of the minutes and dis carding the incorrect copy. vf Attachment SC 14212 LAM016001 STG 2431057 1 PMSB MINUTES - May 19, 1976 CORRECTED COPY 8. Instructions periodically to insure knowledge by employee of proper fitting techniques. 9. Training of employees in use of applicable equipment, including wearing of same in test atmosphere. 10. Pertodic checks to insure compliance of employees to insure proper fittings. 11. Where breathing air connections are used, connectors will be incom patible with outlets for other gases and cylinders. Will be in accordance with Federal Specifications BBA-1034a or GG-B-00675b. The PMSB agreed to adopt a total respiratory protection program with emphasis on communication, inspection, testing, maintenance and training in use of respiratory equipment. The development and implementation of the program to execute this policy decision was assigned to SHAC - Harold Lacy. REMAINING SAC AGENDA ITEMS The SAC Committee deferred the request for determining who should handle fires and spills on out of battery pipelines. This recommendation will be forthcoming. The outline of proposed procedure for biennial loss prevention will be reviewed at the next.Plant Manager's Safety Board. It is suggested that "refresher bulletin" be issued to ail appropriate supervisors reminding them to bone-up on Procedure Bulletin P-0700, particularly as it deals with Section F, Government Agency Officials. The letter might include St. Louis requirements per Memo #32, "OSHA Communications", July 22, 1975, for emphasis. SC 14213 STG 2431058 LAM016002