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enjnice Aleiiioniiiduiii Name and Location) *As listed I (Nama and Location) Steve P. Krivan - Manage*- Safety & Loss Prevention/Dallas date July 24, 1981 REFERENCE NO. SPK/111/81 *D. Bremer L. Godfrey F. Sigmon R. Poirier PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT CEL-721 SUBJECT: RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAMMING It has been over one year since the CCC Respiratory Protection Seminar was held in Dallas (1/30/80) and your attendee(s) had an opportunity to implement the recommended respiratory protection program for your . facility. I would appreciate a brief status report from your location regarding each of the subject elements covered in the 1/30/80 seminar. An outline of the seminar subjects and the attendee list is enclosed. There has also been some recent question regarding company position pertaining to facial hair policies. While the subject of facial hair was covered during the seminar, I am enclosing a copy of SPK/96/80, which summarizes company position in this regard. 1 . Dave Barrett is preparing a summary of the semi-quantatative fit test utilized by Dupont which may be of interest for any location that has not yet completed development of a fit test program. In addition, if you need any assistance regarding training programs we have several here in Dallas which Bill Adams can make available. I would appreciate your summaries by November, 1981. J Steve P. Krivan Enel. SPK/tmt B. Adams D. Barrett c. Blackburn - Pampa J. Bruner - CLP J. Dunn L. Hackfeld - BCP B. Hanson J. Hawthorne B. Meyer A. Miller - Bishop J. Schaefer B. Seward - 'Efellas R. Stubbeman R. Swanbeck - Dallas Grover Vos -v JUL 2 0 RtC'B 008651 cnn nee lucm <Nm nd tociHOfl) * As Listed 4 (Nm #nd Location) S. P. Krivan *D. Bremer J. Hawthorne L. Godfrey R. Laird J. Sternadel DATE 2/4/80 REFERENCE NO. SPK-21-80 * SUBJECT: RESPIRATORY PROTECTION SEMINAR, JANUARY 30, 1980 Attached is a summary of the above CCC Seminar which was held in Dallas. Thank you for arranging representation from your location. As you can see from the brief program outline and the subject summary, the matter of respiratory protection was covered in detail. The purpose of the seminar was to provide sufficient information and direction to enable each location to compliment existing activities to assure maximum respiratory protection for our employees and achieve compliance levels with the OSHA standards. I have asked each attendee to meet with you and his/her respective supervisor to review the scope of this subject, how it compares with your existing Respiratory Protection program, and then assist, if required, in establishing necessary action programs relating to inspections, fit testing, levels of protection evaluations, maintenance, etc. A special thanks to Dave Bremer for arranging to let Les Wallace participate in a major part of this seminar. The matter of physical disqualification on the usage of respi rators received much attention and discussion. It was agreed that Bob Swanbeck would be diseminating some guidelines on this subject after reviewing with medical, legal and other related departments. list of seminar attendees. S. P. Krivan SPKrjvc attachments cc: J. Bruner R. Gangemi L. Hackfeld D. James A. Miller " D. Barrett J. C. Martin R. W. Swanbeck 008652 ATTENDEES CCC RESPIRATORY PROTECTION SEMINAR DALLAS, TEXAS 1/30/80 Mr. E. Rainey Mr. H. Chisum Mr. K. Lombardozzi Ms. Gloria Bailey Mr. G. Vos Mr. S. Krivan Mr. T. Golson Mr. C. Whaley Mr. L. Wallace Mr. P. Bell Mr. R. Updike Mr. G. Ille Mr. R. Swanbeck Ms. J. VanCronkhite Marti Brown Claudine Culp Sam Griggs Chisum Jessie Parker Carm Shafer T.C. PAMPA PAMPA DALLAS DALLAS DALLAS DALLAS BAY CITY BAY CITY CLP BISHOP BISHOP DALLAS DALLAS BISHOP CLEAR LAKE PAMPA BAY CITY CCCTC 008653 respiratory PROTECTION seminar I. INTRODUCTION 10:00-10:15 II. A. History B. Required information C. Reference Materials ELEMENTS OF MINIMAL ACCEPTABLE PROGRAM 10:15 - 11:00 A. Title 30, Part 1910.134, Subpart B (OSHA) -BREAK- 11:00-11:15 III. SELECTION OFRESPIRATORS 11:15-12 noon A. How to Select B. Industrial Hygiene Considerations C. Maintenance D. Video Tape (Inspection) (G.Vos) IV. MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS(R. Swanbeck) -LUNCH- 12-12:15 12:15-lpm V. SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS (SCBA) 1:00-1:45 A. Selection - Usage of one brand B. Scott Representative (Field Repair, Inspections, Demonstrations) C. Training 1:45-2:30 1. Mini-meetings 2. Smokehouse, Banana oil, Video tape - Fit testing 3. Advanced -BREAK- 2:30-2:45 D. Inspection 2:45-3:45 1. Prior to, and after, usage inspection 2. Weekly inspection 3. Detailed inspection Monthly 4. Record Monthly inspection (Law) E. Maintenance 3:45-3:55 1. Field Repair 2. Shop Repair 3. Yearly Contract Maintenance/inspection SUMMARY - - Meeting Ends 4 PM 008654 RESPIRATORY protection seminar CCC - Dallas 1-30-80 I. INTRODUCTION 10:00 - 10:15 A. History B. Standards and Regulation 1. 'Title 29 Part 1910.134 - Osha Safety and Health Standards 2. ANSI Z88.2 - Practices of Respiratory Protection 3. Title 30 Part 11 - Bureau of Mines Approval Regulations 4. Compressed Gas Association Pamphlets (a) C-4 (Z48.1) Method of marking portable compressed gas containers to identify the material contained (b) G-7 Compressed air for human respiration (c) G7.1 (Z86.1) Commodity specification for air 5. NIOSH/OSHA Respirator Selection Decision Logic 6. Title 49 - Testing high pressure vessels 7. Training Aids - Video Tapes m (a) "Inspection of air purifying devices (b) "Respirator fit testing 8. Inspection check list for SCBA. II. ELEMENTS OF MINIMAL ACCEPTABLE PROGRAM ' A. Title 29, Part 1910.134 Subpart B B. ANSI Z88.2 10:15 - 11:00 BREAK III. SELECTION OF RESPIRATORS A. How to Select 1. Respirator decision logic by NIOSH/OSHA 2. Scott selection guide chart 3. MSA. selection Lguide chart 11:15 - 12 Noon 008655 B. Industrial Hygiene Considerations (Grover Vos) C. Maintenance and Inspection D. Video tape "Inspection of Air Purifying Devices" IV. MEDICAL CONSIDERATIONS (Robert Swanbeck) 12:00 - 12:15 .......... ........ ................-.............. ........ LUNCH------------------------------ ------------------------ V. SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS A. Selection . 1. Respirator decision logic by NIOSH/OSHA 2. Scott Selection guide chart 3. MSA Selection guide chart B. Vendor - Vallen Representative 1. How to obtain Field Repair License 2. Demonstration of Inspection and Use C. Supplied Air - Be careful 1. Hose Connector 2. N2TIE-INS to Air Headers 3. Spot-check breathing air bottles (a) Oxygen content (b) Carbon Monoxide content (c) Water content (d) Oil content D. Training and Education 1. ANSI Z88.2 Section 7.4 2. Mini-Meeting - 45 minutes 3. Smokehouse - Group Training 4. Fit Testing * 1:00 - 2:30 \ 008656 (a) Irritant Smoke (b) ISO-AMYL Acetate 5. Video tape "Respirator Fit Testing" Page 3 .............................................................BREAK................................................ 2:30 - 2:45 VI. INSPECTION (SCBA) 1. Prior to, and after usuage 2. Weekly 3. Detailed Monthly . 4. Record Keeping 2:45 - 3:45 v VII. MAINTENANCE 1. Field Repair 2. Shop Repair 3. Yearly Maint/Contract 3:45 - 3:55 VIII. SUMMARY 3:55 - 4:00 008657