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AO**. NO. INTER-OFFICE CORRESPONDENCE McDermott incorporated R. V. Carlson - Oefense Group - Tn Lynchburg (LRC) ' August 6. 1987 M. L. Ruthrauff - Manager, Corp- , kr u ._ . orate Safety-& Health fBTCE2A) _ sujecr,_ Input For Proposal In response to your request for updates on Figures 2.b-2 and 2.b-3 the following revisions are provided: Table 2.0-2 6&W OSHA CITATIONS 1980-1987 Location No. Category Augusta, GA 3 Electrical standard, dust, machine guarding. Barberton, OH 6 Respiratory protection, face protection, procedural, hearing program, housekeeping and inspection records, respiratory protection. Beasley, TX 2 Machine guarding, marking requirements. Beaver Falls, PA 4 Workplace housekeeping, proper use of protective equipment and miscellaneous. Brunswick, GA 1 Electrical standards/fire extinguishers. Canton, OH 1 Employee training. Houston, TX 2 Machine guarding and platform requirements. Lancaster, OH 2 Industrial hygiene monitoring, procedural. Mt. Vernon, IN 1 Electrical standards and machine guarding. Paris, TX 3 Machine and equipment inspection program, procedural, hearing protection program. West Point, MS 1 Hearing protection program. Wilmington, NC 1 Machine guarding maintenance inspection. Table 2.b-3 B&W ACCIDENT STATUS AND FATALITIES Year Lost Time Rate Accident Status Millions Of Hours Fatalities 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 2.9 2.8 2.4 1.9 2.2 2.4 2.3 57.0 55.3 45.2 36.1 37.9 43.5 34.4 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 We have previously provided our update of 2.b-l. MLR:pab 5rc? ><-- !/ .***- NEW JOBS/frrSTEAM Steam will blow the whistles when the big news comes. But, in heralding the great day, steam will have done far more than sound the signal for rejoicing. Beyond steam's part in victory . . . beyond its record of powering ships, trains, war plants, there will be thousands of stories of men . . . engineers . . . men with trigger minds instead of trigger fingers . . . who tackled power plant problems with keen resourcefulness so that power for war needs would never bo "too little or too late". With the end of hostilities will come new Victory jobs for steam . . . new prob lems . . . keener competition that will pul emphasis on operating costs. With today's accelerated experience yield ing more complete answers to such prob lems as behavior of metals of high tem peratures, action of fuels in slag-tap and N0h-dry-ash furnaces, circulation in capacity high-pressure boilers, separation of steom from water in boiler steam drums, and other related problems, the boilers of tomorrow will be even better able to serve industry. Building boiler units complete with all es sential components . . . controlling both the design and the application of the equip ment fabricated . . . these, plus extensive facilities, give us at B&W a background that's unique. As a result our engineers have at their disposal on array of boilers .from which to meet any combination of conditions of capacity, pressure, tempera ture, feedwater, fuel, and space. Now is a good lane to consult with us regarding your steom plant requirements for the' future. 'OWt S>L> V<S.':