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THIRTEENTH OFFICIAL SUPPLEMENT tPLAINTIFPJ ^exhibit" RA-410 TO THE OFFICIAL COMPILATION OF CODES, RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK January 1, 1957 to December 31. 1958, Inclusive CAROLINE K. SIMON Scrrrlar, of Stale VOLUME 1 1961 *:-*> ,v "UPPLEMENT ..jg| ..etessary. seats or te working places and tbei equate capacity and funil : use of employees whenj >ply of cool, pure dris of a common drinking*]! t be dipped, is prohibit ' lumber of water elo . * scale set forth in Indii *1 n a clean condition-i ~ . - 4* with running water orj et rooms. They shall l. ` provided in which emjgj r each employee shall I a of two square feet j vhere public or other} furnish safe transpoe abor to travel to and-; oth, without protruding nd dry as the nature.p itforms high enough! such platforms are : npioyees comp ..ployees shall bead? .. means. Adequate light 5.0 foot candles of gene interior spaces occupied^ way or other openings.^ or by any combinatio ^ itiged and operated du nr movement in all sp be sufficient to mainb eeding 80* F. .. this rule or the appT! -> held invalid, such tajj ".ion* of this rule wh ` or application, and to'^ = severable. * .s-*' : DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 875 _ Industrial Code Rule No.k 12---Control of Air ' Contaminants in Factories . lfflicrl.v titled "Control of Air Contaminants" (page 713, twelfth ^pplenient). Adopted as retitled and amended July 33,1958; effec- "tive November 1, 1958; hied August 1. 1958, Statutory author* ity 1127-1, 38, 29. 200 and 299, Labor Law.) jj.j. Application. This rule applies in and to all factories in the (ti uf New York except as otherwise provided by iaw and to all persons *J,,.,k>v*d therein and to their employers in respect to all materials, proc- .> and operations generating, releasing or disseminating air contami- In respect to contaminants resulting from such processes or operathe following rules, which contain references to the prevention and ,,.ntroi of air contaminants, and other provisions of the Industrial Code n regard thereto whieh may be adopted after November 1, 1958, shall f.ii.-m where inconsistent with this rule: Industrial Code Rule No. 4--Relating to Bakeries and Confection eries. . Industrial Code Rule No. 10--Relating to Equipment. Maintenance and Sanitation of Foundries and the Control of Dust, Cases and Fumes in Foundries. Industrial Code Rule No. 11--Relating to Milling Industry and Malt Houses. Industrial Code Rule No. 23--Relating to Protection of Persons Employed in the Erection. Repair " . - and Demolition of Buildings or ' Structures. Industrial Code Rule No. 27--Relating to Construction. Equipment. ' . Maintenance and Operation of Laundries. " industrial Code Rule No. 29--Relating to Dry Dyeing Plants and . Dry Cleaning Plants. Industrial Code Rule No. 33--Relating to Control of Silica Dust in ltnck Drilling. Industrial Code Rule No. 34--Relating to Control of Silica Dust in * Stone Crushing Operations. Industrial Code Rule No. 35--Relating to Control of Silica Dust in Stone Cutting and Stone Finish ing Industry. Industrial Code Rule No. 38--Relating to Radiation Protection. The provisions of Industrial Code Rule No. 18 relating to exhaust sys- hi.- shall apply for operations not specifically covered by the above rules. 12*2. Definitions. As used herein and in connection with this rule '* following terms mean: I. Air nmtaminanU. Air-borne substances, such os dusts, fibres, fumes, mists, vapors and other impurities. - Air Morsr. Any device which produces forced air flow, such as a fan, ''Jtnr. or natural draft stack. Apprucnl. In respect to a device or material: in compliance with a '"isiinx resolution of approval adopted by the board; in respect to action >be board: made the subject of a resolution of approval. . I- Board. The Board of Standards and Appeals of the state of New York.. Cemmi**iaiur. The industrial commissioner of the state of New York. - W pproved el. method thaU'nqts lly operated-i istatie field." ?. iparatus tod ____ or other eaatttaiSgg? located outaidf*-^ - deposit. electrostatic ei ly installed and maintained 1 .e atomizing 1 ice. `.ides on eon he required l'a trostatie ap. __ ed to males the raying area Code Buis'T ........... / proeeit. the electrical fflelfrattFa. : sale isolation^! '* :tinc materials tatinr the span__ assembly. Signage 3 ol fire and aeddait^_ hall meet the.ia(VUadB+ ntial used and-tUdjiMlfi ...ids arc being applied or stored at least one hand fire extinguisher J.'roieil for the control of flammable liquid fires. Extinguishers containing ,, tetrachloride, methyl bromide or other toxic material are prohibited `'this usage. In addition there ehall be at least one approved extinguisher , each 2.500 square feet of floor area so located that a person shall not >, to travel more than 50 feet to reach the nearest extinguisher. Ex* ofuwhers shall be easily accessible and protected from injury. jj.j7. Evidence of dangerou* air contaminants. The existence of air ,, imtnant* consisting of or deriving from the substances named in the ;,.tving table in relative quantities greater than those set forth as to h substance shall constitute prims facie evidence that such contami* are dangerous sir contaminants. Prims facis evidence as to whether .*cr air contaminants or lesser concentrations than those set forth in the . ..wing table constitute dtngerous air contaminants by reason of thair .,,,tcnce in quantities tending to injure the health of employees shall Miiiie an opinion by a physician to that effect as a matter of sound clinical agment. ' Cotas and Vapor* Parea per Million t rialdehydt i mic acid wine anhydride ...lone . rulem >. rylomtrile i:!vl alcohol i:M propyl disulfide '-munis 'ml acetate -'Ialcohol (isoamy1 alcohol) 100 A. Sttbstane* Part* ptr Million Cblorobenxena (monochlorobenxtna) Chloroform 1-Chloro *1* nitropropana Chloroprtna Cresol (all isomers) Cyclohexane Cyclohexanol Cyclohexanone Cyclohexene Cyclopropane oard relating to illy identical wlth rtfe.4* ptember 1944 ctiUfuAMt >\7trmx .ic sprinkler srrtniiUhHl 11 workint areas of btflflM; ile coating liquids an sn** - jjTy^***' ; Industrial Coda EaVKiMi . - -*-&.'*? oka, drain board^'Afe-T able liquids r1--" zeept: -<ij/f. eir associated iurface area.n7c- i isr be proridad sdlaenfy^* the room ia which- none (benzol) "ryl chloride -mine 'iidicne '.inone methyl ethyl ketone) ''acetate ->1 alcohol ; 'yl amine ' -tyl cMlusolve : yl mercaptan. '"%'3 I 890 THIRTEENTH OFFICIAL SUPPLEMENT A. ' Suhnlnnet Ethyl chloride Ethyl ether Ethyl formate Ethyl mercaptan Ethyl silicate Ethylene chlorohydrin Ethylene diamine Ethylene dibromide Ethylene diehloride Ethylene imine Ethylene oxide Part* per Millin 1000 400 100 250 100 5 10 25 100 5 100 Fluorine Fluorotrichloromethane Formaldehyde Furfural Furfury! alcohol 0.1 1000 5 5 200 Gasoline Heptane Hexane Hexanonc llexone Hydrazine Hydrogen bromide Hydrogen chloride Hydrogen cyanide Hydrogen fluoride Hydrogen peroxide Hydrogen selcnide Hydrogen sulfide 500 500 500 100 100 1 5 5 10 3 1 0.05 20 , Iodine Isuph'irone , lsupropylamine 1 25 5 Mesityl oxide Methyl acetate Methvl acetylene Methyl alcohol Methyl bromide Methvl cvllosolve Methyl cclloxolve acetate Methyl chloride Methvl isobutyl carbinol (methyl amyl alcohol) Methyl mercaptan MethyUl (dimethoxymethane) Methyl chloroform Methylcyelohexane Methylcyliihcxaiuil Methyleyclohaxanone Methyl formate Methylene chloride 50 20ff 1000 200 20 25 25 100 - 25 50 1000 500 500 100 100 100 500 Ktifl Apfwmtir a*mt4 Irt A. Suhidumre Naptha* (coal tar) Nnptha* (petroleum) Nickel carbonyl p>Nitroaniline Nitrobenzene Nitroethane Nitrogen dioxide Nitroglycerin Nitromethane 2-Nitropropane Nitrotoluenc Octane Ozone ' Pentane Pentanone __ Perchloromethyl mercaptan' Perchlorethylene " Phenol Phenylhydrazine Phosgene (carbonyl chloride^ Phosphine Phosphorus trichloride Propyl acetate ' . Propyl alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) Propyl ether (isopropyl ether) Propylene diehloride Propylene inline Pyridine Quinone 1 Stibine Stoddard solvent Styrene monomer (phenyl ethylene) Sulfur dioxide Sulfur hexafluoride Sulfur monochloride Sulfur pentafluoride <u 600 aw "to 1000 1 0.0U p-Tcrtisrv butyl toluene 10 I. 1, 2, 2 Tetrachlorocthane 6 Tetrahydrofuran Tetranitromethane Toluene 200 1 too o-Toluidine Trichloroethylene too Trifluunimonobromomcthane 1000 Turpentine 100 Vinyl chloride (ehloroethene) `100 Xylene i------------- B. 1 . Hn/OHC* v.trin .inmate >:tmnmy c'Ciiic (solu ..ilmium .Icium arser durdune ilun'nated d nlorodiphen; 1 hromic acid as CrO> rag herbicid .snide as Cl ;. 4-D (2. 4-d: acetic acid) i >l'T (2. 2- bi: 1.1. 1-trichl iddrin mtrotuluenc n:tro-o*crc>> .'X ethvl-p 'hiuno liuuzt io vamulii. wide :i.-drb(|mnone n oxide fur. ad ad ai .'cnn le adsne 'agnesium ox a. \J\J O PPLEMENT DEPARTMENT OK LAHOtt 891 <"rr ipthii* (cost tar) .pthii* (petroleum) ckcl carbonyl 'itruuniline trobenzene `.rocthane trogen dioxide troglyeerin tromelhana itrnpropane :roiuluone Une sne itane itannne chloromethyl mereap chlorethylene enol cnylhydrazine gcne (carbonyl ebli isphine . ixphorus trichloride >pyl acetate >pyl alcohol' isopropyl alcohol) >pyl ether isopropyl ether) . pylene dichloride ` e imine ddard solvent rene monomer phunyl ethylene) fur dioxide fur hexafluoride fur monochloride fur pcntafluoride r'.WI 1V ?" -V.tOI -Jl MW> -y- tl 4&- ortiarv butyl toluene . 2. 2 Tetrachloroethane ~l alivdrofuran 809 aiiiiromethane. cm> ^ A4 . JW luidine i .lilorocthylene '.siaJB fluommonobromomethaM'iMM pen tine vl chloride (chloro*theae).ft9 vnc Toxic Duett, Fumes anil Mist* [ !' i . .rutanc* Milligram* ptr Cubic Utter \liltin uumate uuimony u*enic ,^i-iUm (soluble compounds) IS " 0,5 O.S .limium jliium arsenate . iilurdaiu: , i,irinatcd diphenyl oxide . nl.irodi phenyl nrumic acid and chromates as CrO. i ran herbicide tanide as CN '4>0 (2. 4-dichlorophenoxy- aietie acid) 0.1 0.3 2 0.5 1 0.1 IS 5 10 ,i|iT (2. 2- bis* (p-chlorophenyl 1.1.1-trichlorethane)) 1 haldrin 02Z5 inmtrotoluene 1.5 mititHO-cresol 0.2 : l*.V i ethyl-p-nitrophenyl thiuno benzene phosphonate) 0.5 nil! tuiiiiuiuni UlUb : -stride * 2.5 llvilropuinone 2 ".ii oxide fume 15 B. Sfltslanct Milligram* per Cubic Utter Malathon Manganese Mercury Mcthoxychlor Molybdenum (soluble compounds) Molybdenum (insoluble compounds) 15 6 0.1 15 5 15 Organu mercurials (as mercury) 0.01 Parathion Penuchloronaphthalene Pentachlorophenol Phosphorus (yellow) Phosphorus pentachloride Phosphorus pentasulfide Picric acid Selenium compounds (as Se) Sodium hydroxida Sulfuric acid 0.1 0.5 0.5 0.1 1 1 0.1 0.1 2 l TEDP (tetraethyl dithiono pyrophosphate) Tellurium TEPP (tetraethyl livrophiisplmte) Tetryl (2, 4, li-trinitro* phenyimethylnitramin*) Titaiiiut^i dioxide Trichlormiaph thalene Trinitrotoluene 02 o.l 0.05 1.5 IS 5 1.5 i.'nd -ad arsenate '""lane Magnesium oxide fume 0.20 Vanadium (VtO>dust) 0.2 Vanadium (V>0> fume) ' 0.5 Zinc oxide fume (as Zn) 15 Zirconium 0.5 0.1 15 5 - -V< *tS il ; ! <] * :4,e3l 1L If 1 &?; Ir I 'J892 THIRTEENTH OFFICIAL SUPPLEMENT El ! ,s>-~ =P Mineral Dusts C. Substance MHiion Particle* _ per Cubic Feat**. (lidlist. tripled Jul Asbestos Ifl",;. StatUtu Dust (nuisance, no free silica) Mica (below 5% free SiO>) Portland cement Silica: Class I (below 5% free SIOi) Class II (5% to 30% fret SiO.) Class III (above 50% tree SiOi) Slate (below 3% fret SIO>) Soapstone (below 5% free StO>) l$.t. Apiiltc: ....lr-.-nwnts ar of exhaus in.lii'tnal C Hi..- following .,.rn whrrc in industria Tale Total dust (below 5% free SiO) industrial * Now. Using the light field low.power method of coasting 1 as described in U. S. Public Health Report 47 No. 12, Martfi?* l 18, 1932, pp. G09-872 or its equivalent, and a standard typtff impinger or other equivalent instrument for talcing atr J Industrial pherie dust samples. 12.22. Approved devices or materials. Any device or matertf Industrial the board has approved pursuant to section 27a of the Labor Lae complying with this rule may be so used as if by this rule spedfi__ ixed any other general or special provision of this rule notwitL Industrial 22.29. Severability. If any provision of this rule or the apjl thereof to any person or circumstance is held invalid, such invalid Industrial not affect other provisions or applications of this rule which i ` effect without the invalid provisions or applications and to Industrial provisions of this rule are declared to be severable. industrial Industrial Code Rule No. 14--Construction, Installj'Stjig, Inspection and Maintenance of Steam Boilert-j^ 14.S. Qualification and commissioning of inspectors. 1 -1-5.1. (As amended November 13r 1958; effective November llM; filed November 23.1938. Statutory authority H27>a, 28, 29 and 2&Uljffr Lawi. Upon recommendation of the examining board, a certifies!e-tsSSupctuncy and commission as sn inspector of steam boilers shall be isSBefW the industrial commissioner to persons at least 23 yesn of age whycBa the employ of insurance companies, who successfully pass a written. nation as to their knowledge of the construction, installation ' tcnance of steam boilers and their appurtenances. Candidates f examinations must have had five years of practical satisfactory i in boiiermaking, boiler installation and inspection, or boiler shop 1 or operation and maintenance of steam boilers. Technical educate in proportion to its value, be given credit as equivalent to expel to exceed two years. Such examinations shall be conducted by aa board appointed by the industrial commissioner, which shall be < of one representative of each of the following interact!: boQerjL . faclurera, insurance companies, operating engineers. Bureau of Mai*] spection of the Department of Labor and auch othera as ths iadiBW commissioner may designate. Industrial toy provisions Ming an ex lt.2.IV>inition Wing terms n 1. Abrasive bla trials by mca paint nr oth, 'ruiso u, chan, Air-rlrnnimj "m air which ha A-r nuirrr. vjvctur or nat } Approved. Ir i'MMmg rusoluti " the board: Mau ' D -arii. The '-'rlc. *' Branch pipe. junction with . > Cum/ntHxinnrr :"rl>. 114 . -x.-." a DEPARTMENT OF LABOB another doit collector. All tabular dust collaeton shall be maintained' a proper state of repair so aa to prevent leakage of dost into the room. fan which dischaifts into any dust collector shall be kept in operation.' all times while the machine or machines with which it is connected are: operation. There shall be no direct connection between dost collectors _ boiler rooms or incinerators. This role also applies to malt house elevators.'* Ml. The piping of all exhaust totems and all duet* shall be kept tight, rule also applies to malt bouse elevators. . M2. Hills and all buildings, structures and elevators, used in connect!; therewith shall be kept thoroughly dean and free from dust. Dust shall-v removal from floors and machinery daily, and all other pans of the including fixtures, bearings, ledges, projections, side walla and ceilings, all buildings, structures and elevators shall be cleaned and dust removed least once a. week. In every mill where more than 10 persons are empb at least one person shall be employed whose sole duty it shall be to attsni' cleaning. In cleaning, such methods shall be need as will prevent the pension of dust in the air. This rule also applies to mslt house elevator M3. Ho person in a mill shall earry or have upon his person matches, > lighters or contrivances or devices for lighting. Every mill shall be provi. at its entrance, with two covered fireproof receptacles, one for match** ' the other for lighted cigars, cigarettes or pipe contents. Each of i~ receptacles shall be plainly labeled to show the purpose for which it is p; vided. Ho person shall enter such mill without first depositing in receptacle provided any and all sueh matter. Hoties to the effect that; carrying of matches is prohibited shall be posted in conjunction with:'1 notice prescribed in section S3-e of the Labor Law, paragraph 3. This r also applies to mslt hones elevators. ' M4. Approved two and one-half gallon chemical extinguisher* shall be tributed throughout the building in the proportion of not less than oner, each 2JSOO square feet of floor area; extinguishers to be placed at resdi accessible points and preferably near the usual working place of workm Three pails and a SO gallon cask of water may be considered the equivall of one two sad one-half gallon extinguisher. Hear each electric motor or other large electric appliance, at least one-quart chemical extinguisher of carbon tetrachloride tvpe must be vided. This rule also applies to malt house elevators, but shall not apply .' buildings equipped with approved sprinkler system. " Industrial Code Bulletin No. 12--Removal of Dust, Ga and Fumes BULKS promulgated by the industrial board and tks beard of standards a. appeals pnmant to sections 27-c, 28,28,200 and 289 of the Labor Lav: 700. Defiaitioas. "Exhaust system." The term "system" or "exhaust tea" shall mean a complete suction device used for the removal ot dust, __ fames or refuse, ineluding all hoods, pipes, fans, separators and recaps when required, and any other part necessary for the proper installation operation thereof, but shall not include any part of the building strue "Hood" means that part of the system which is nearest to the point of < of the dust, gases or fumes and into which the same first enters. "Pipe" means any piping forming a part of an exhaust system and include the following*. L "Branch" or "branch pipe" means a pipe beginning at the outlet orifi of the hood and extending to and joining the main or submain.