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MS& { DATE June 4, 1981 "..*L REIS. T0 W. J. Selfridge, Jr. cc S. R. C 022ES ' R. H. Murray R. B. Snow R. H. Steinfeldt /UK J 3 WFO Jf K ! A-- | TNH OMJ 1981 1 1 1 JAL H.M jt.Mc VOP with us here in Fairfax on June 12 to discuss the following iten LBS to >o 1 JEV - Communication needs relative to the asbestos program. We should have had the opportunity to review the slide program developed by Marketing Programs by this time. Hopefully, this will satisfy some of the communication needs. RAW UZ file - Response to R. A. Meyer letter dated 5/22/81 relative to proposed asbestos removal program. - Response to K. R. Estes letter dated 4/30/81 requesting information on employee exposure to asbestos, medical reports and analyses. Hopefully, we will have Medical Department criteria, etc. by this time. We have reserved the sixth floor, center core, conference room for the day Joe Mouton plans to drive down that morning so we can plan to start around 9:45. I think it would be worthwhile for us to address the communication needs first with Roscoe's participation. He could feel free to leave when we move on to the last two items on the agenda. MEP:an M. E. Perjif 05E22 447602 INBsrS^DSNT OIL WORKERS UNION AWiUArs ^rx o.cjk.-tf. IOCAL t-Sii ?fi pfUJNOdfO*" &ISSSTOV/H,-KEW JSSZt 03027 *11wi| 55 -C* A S 4^24?} vails ial nsSa^S? Sabil Oil Corporafioa Paiiisbcr Sofisary Paulaboro, Jv Jarsoy OSC65 Sear Sr. 5X39?! 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Tha orev suat bs trainad on tha naikods of aabsstos r*noral that gaasmts ths laaat aaoust of dtyt, 3poo ITia ally, Trhsn tha aabaa to 3 la rsnoyod, it gast ^ Is s suffioisatly wst 3tkto to radHO# ths dust aais-sicis to tha lowsst laral pasaibl-a ?ha orav aunt ba proridod with flpaoia.1 protaotlra clothing that vill b* lauadsrad by tha eaployar. fha or-av naat ba pro- ?-- itfdi--Va4-kdJ1k-4A with 44 O * sacaratg chan~ts roosaa, separate lookara and shcvar . err* sust ha provided with ''ryp-a C* supplied air res pirators and thoroughly trained in tha propar U30 and wearing of this typo of ras-pirator. '/h*5i Lsb3t03 la r?nar?d, the araa arxst ba ropad of? osly aathorisod workar3 aJ.lowed to eo,t9r lay aathcriisd vorhara, who ara not parforairg tha aahaatos raaoral bat ara la ths rioiaity aa auparrisora, hboarrsra, or bystaadara, aust bo proridad with appropriata raapiratory parotoctioa. Ubs H3ba3to3 raaoral auat ba aohadulad ao that tha lst nuabar of wcrkara ^ara in the g^aaral riciaity. 447603 Kay 221 1SS1 Pfc-ge 2 All mT?d fcsbes tos S&st k* iimediaialr cleaned up, Sf-ggsa labeled and disposed of properly. Ail oilier prortsioa* of the GSiLL asbsstos standard, l,s. soiiitcrinr* =ast be relieved*' Sis C-scptny east agree to honor say reasonable re~u=sta or reoss=i*adfetioJis of th Usios a to priorities for asbestos rssoTsi or anoapinlsiios? the training of the rsseval srsv, asd the astual resorsi operation. Shis reoaest for asbestos recorsi is one of the highest priorities of our Ur ion. V therefore request a jetting vith res at the earliest possible tine ia order to get this pro gress pjE-dervay. At suoh a esstlxtg, va vili be sceogpsr^ed by various rubers of the staff of our International Union's Health and Safety Departsiszit I loot forrard to hearing frtss. you. cc i <J. , Routes., Kfuaager iirploya-e Sciaticas T* socN-'^-a *nu!^\ Richard A. Eeyer rresldeat 447604 05834 wrru_AL MLC 0 tcm^ F L C C*pT O* August 1, 1979 Mr. Harry D. Allendorf U. S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration 1800 Pavilion Bldg. Room 403 2101 Ferry Avenue Camden, New Jersey 08104 Dear Mr. Allendorf: Further to our letter of July 27 concerning your request for information relating to our Asbestos Monitoring Program, please be advised that we are assembling the material and would like to fully cooperate with your request. We are concerned, however, about the confidential aspects of the informa tion that you have requested and the possibility of disclosure to third parties which would constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy and disclosure of proprietary and privileged information. Before we provide you with this information, we would appreciate a response. In writing, from OSHA agreeing not to release this information to any third parties and to preserve the confidential nature of the information disclosed. We will be prepared to forward the information requested upon receipt of your assurances to preserve the confidentiality of the information. /rdm REFINERY MANAGER 447606