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; OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH WORKING GRCU? MURRAY HILL, NEW JERSEY OEC-Q3ER 6, 1976 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ATT-129 IN ATTENDANCE: c. P. Bisgeier, M.D. - Nev Jersey Bell - Medical G. R. Crimp - ATM - Engineering J. M. Degen (Secretary) - ATM - Customer Facilities K. E. DeOennaro - TCo. - Environmental Engineering and Contrc J . P Dunn, M.D. - ATM - Medical M. J. Hanley, M.D. - 3TL - Medical 3. M. May (Co-Chairman) - ATM - Customer Facilities J. F. McCahar., M.C. - ATM Long Lines - Medical R. W. Stone, M.D. (Co-Chairman: - ATM - Medical G. M. Vilkeniag - 3TL - Environmental Health QUESTS: J. Cassuto, M.D. - Western Electric . H. Steinnetz, M.D. - Nev York Telepr.cre . X. Worden - Western Electric FUTURE MEETING: January 13, 19TT Murray Hill, lev Jersey 5rr. 6h TIME 9-. oc a .::. OK LLA 00088? REDACTED ASBESTOS EXPOS!?-: ' Additi3r.il questions hive arisen regarding the potent ial exposure to asbest-cs fibers that nay be released from building fireproofir. g materials (October 1 n 1HVG Minutes i. If particular concern is the 05MA req uirenent for monitor:.-., r.at states '"Vithin 6 norths of the publication of this se otior., every employer sha cause every place of employment vhere asbestos fibers are released to be no1 in such-* way as to determine whether every employee' s exposure to asbestos fibers is belov the linits prescribed in paragraph (b ) of this section." (1910.1001{f)f1!'. This requirement has caused sever al Operating foortar.ies ask whether or not they should begin identifying all locations -hers as best - 3 be present in the insulation and subsequently embark on a program cf nonito It vas derided tc reconvene the asbestos Sub-Group or irr tc the next r;T3 m to consider this aspect of the problem. A draft version of both work practices and radical surveilla: motor vehi.de mechanics viil be iisoussed a*. *.ne next meetir. can be resolved in the very near future. LLA 000888