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-fa P a U^6fi (Z&.cjQe'gt 3112466 U (B ) (o ) l l ' M<H G p i c i . J ^ l Mmtrial Corporation Date: 7/25/83 Client: ITS CORPORATION ram: 'asbestos n* SHOT # VISUAL 1.Focus frame. Audio-Visual Program Script NARRATION m LTi 8 g - 2.Photo. Pollen under microscope. (SFX: Strange electronic music) Narrator; Interesting/ isn't it/ the things we see when we really look? fff. |~_n pS VvC- 3.Photo. Pollen under microscope. 4.Photo. Pollen under microscope* Even though these may look like UFOS/ they're nothing of the kind. . What you're seeing are intense close-ups of some of the many pollens in the air. They're really quite harmless - despite their formidable appearance. 5.Photo. Asbestos fibers under microscope* Now here's something else that's sometimes in the air - and compared to those pollens/ this looks as though it wouldn't hurt a fly. 03112467 7/25/83 iESSL. Client: Corporation ITS CORPORATION Program : "asbestos iis ITS Corp. 198Z . Breathe Easy" SHOT # VISUAL I Audio-Visual Program Script Page: _________________ _ NARRATION 2 m LPi as 6 .Photo. Asbestos fibers under microscope. But it would - it can hurt much more than a flyl This is asbestos! And/ unless you know how to handle it safely/ you're asking for trouble 1 ' 7.Special effect. Mineral asbestos on star field. 8 Special effect. Mineral asbestos on blue sky with puffy clouds. 9.Photo. Asbestos worker on the job. (MUSIC - Segue to "Twilight Zone" type music) NARRATOR: Most of our fears are largely fears of the unknown...and that's true of asbestos. We hear stories about the problems it can cause * but often times we're not sure exactly what those problems are...how severe they might be...and how they can be avoided. ("Twilight Zone" music out) Well/ we're going to clear things up right now. To help protect you/we've got some tips on what to do around asbestos * pointers that will help you BREATHE EASY! 10.Photo Asbestos worker on the job. Burn title: BREATHS EASY (MUSIC up tempo - very positive) 03112468 Mustriol DaWte:l 7/25/63 SB- Client: ITS CORPORATION Programs ASBESTOS lit 0 ITS Corp. 19$7 ____ . Breathe Easy SHOT # VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script Page: 3 NARRATION s g 11.Special effect Mineral asbestos on radial field. First of all, you should be aware of the * good side of asbestos. . 0 12.Photo. Asbestos blanket For years, it's been used to protect us through being woven into fire blankets, protective clothing.. 13.Photo - Insulated pipes. and to insulate pipes. -t'w7 e** 14.Photo. 4-way split. Insulated Dices Asbestos blanket Brake shoes Refinery shot In fact, in more ways than we have time to talk about, asbestos protects! 15.Artwork. A big question mark. The problem is: Sow do we protect...against that protection?? 031124G9 Its Date: Cdrporotfoa Client: 7/25/83 ITS CORPORATION :ram: "asbestos m SHOT # VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script NARRATION .rf*f. m SB T 16 .Photo. Mineral asbestos. C- Because, while asbestos is something of a friend, it has dark sides to its per sonality that aren't immediately evident. >--'' u--j 17.Type. ASBESTOSIS B One of these dark sides is the possibility that it may cause ASBESTOSIS. It's something you can develop when you've breathed fibers over a period of time. If you develop asbestosis/ a marked shortness of breath is the result. 18 .Type. ` LUNG CANCER Then there's another problem - the fact . that some people who are exposed to asbestos can develop lung cancer. This is especially true if you are a smoker. 19.Type. MESOTHELIOMA There's also the possibility of mesothe lioma - cancer in the tissues surrounding the lungs or abdominal organs. These diseases are rare, but they can develop. 20.Artwork. Front page of newspaper with headlines BREATHE EAST! That's the bad news. The good news is that these conditions can be prevented - by the company...and by you. 03112470 ;Cf) @ S=! Q-- 1 (O w n 'u P7?^ # Date: 7/25/83 Industrial Audio* Visual Client: ITS CORPORATION Program Script oo m9 Program: ITS Corp. 1982______ . ASBESTOS lit Breathe Ba; Page: s s S3 S SHOT # VISUAL NARRATION - " ' a{" -- 3C 21. Photo. What can the company do? Well, we try to insure that all the insulation we now use Boxes of is free of asbestos. insulation. 22.Photo. Asbestos insulation around pipe. 23.Type. 7 But, a lot of old insulation that does con tain asbestos still remains. So, what can YOU do about it? Well, for one thing, you can give asbestos the benefit of the^doub.t. If you're removing old .ihsulatiori*-, simply ASSUME it contains asbestos. If time per mits, the lab can check a sample and tell if it is asbestos, but unless you know from a lab sample, treat all insulation as if it were asbestos. .. ' What else? You can pay close attention to the number seven - the luck number I You and the company can take seven very posi tive steps to build some good luck into your future. --i --l- __ ^ <> ' cr^1 " '' r =___s 24.~Type~. 1.MINIMIZE DUST 2.RESPIRATORY PROTECTION 3.WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 4.DISPOSE OP SCRAP 5.HEED WARNING SIGNS 6.MONITOR THE AIR 7.REGULAR PHYSICAL EXAMS 25.Type. BREATHE EASY 7 You can...minimize dust...wear respiratory protection...wear protective clothing...clean up and dispose of scrap properly...heed warning signs. As for the company, we can, and do, sample the amount of asbestos in the air and give regular physical examinations. 1 Seven steps - vitally important steps - so let's not step too lively and skim over them. We'll take them one at a time - with the same care we hope you'll show in dealing with asbestos on the job. 03112471 A Date: 7/25/83 Audio-Visual Ft) ITS 1982 Client: ITS CORPORATION ASBESTOS II* Program: Breathe Easy" Program Script Page: 6 O-Os' eWns s s '~v. SHOT # VISUAL NARRATION -- co 26.Photo. Skeptical smoker with cigarette. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Hey...wait a minute...I'm an asbestos worker and I'm just fine, never had any of the problems you're talking about.. Why should I go through all these steps? 27.Photo. Skeptical smoker puffing cigarette NARRATOR: Strictly for your health,friend. In fact, you should pay attention to an EIGHTH step... If1 28 .Photo. Skeptical smoker looking at cigarette. 29.Photo. Skeptical smoker puffing cigarette 30.Photo. Skeptical smoker exhaling smoke. NARRATOR <continuing)* ... cutting it out. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: . NARRATOR: Right! Smoking?!! NARRATOR: You know how they say alcohol and driving don't six? Well, the same goes for asbestos and cigarettes!1l NARRATOR: And it goes double since smoking increases your chances of getting lung cancer by as much as 90 times more than the non-exposed non-smoker. 03112472 SHOT A* 31.Photo. Date: Client: VISUAL 7/25/83 ITS CORPORATION ASBESTOS Hi ! Breathe Easy1 Audio-Visual Program Script un m ur\ sSQ ------------------------------------------------------------------- --- ------------------ -- NARRATION ee X SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Okay...tell me more. Skeptical smoker asking question. _> - 32.Artwork. Graphic lungs. Burn: MINIMIZE DOST NARRATOR: Hell, like X said, let's take the steps one by one...starting with what you can do about dust... 33.Photo. Portable asbestos sign. Whenever insulation containing asbestos is. going to be removed, first barricade the work area. 34.Photo. Band switching off fan. *2? 35.Photo. Men spreading plastic sheet. Next, turn off all air-circulating systems in the area. Then, cover equipment, walls, and floors to prevent contaminating them with asbestos which might fall. 03112473 waDiomli d o t %DD m fcduttrW Date: Client: 7/25/83 Audio-Visual ITS CORPORATION Program Script Programr\.t ITS Corp. 1982 "ASBESTOS II: Breathe Easy m Page: s U"\ SHOT# VISUAL NARRATION 36.Photo. Drop collection shield of plastic sheeting erected beneath insulated pipe. Take precautions so that asbestos cannot fall from high places. ,- " ~ 37.Photo. Wetting down pipe insulation with special sprayer. Give the material you're handling a thorough wetting, using water mixed with a wetting agent. Tpr>, 5g fZ?' 38.Photo Two-man team. One cutting pipe insulation with knife, and one spraying cut area. Continue to spray as the insulation is cut into small sections for removal. 39.Photo. Two-man team. One holding plastic bag and other putting half section of pipe insulation in bag. Then don't let the insulation just fall to the floor. Remove the pieces carefully and put them in the plastic bag. 40.Photo. Ventilated saw When you're cutting transits or other asbestos materials, make sure you use tools with special ventilation attachments. You should do this regardless of the type of asbestos-bearing material. 03112474 S Date: 7/25/83 I|S^ Client: ITS CORPORATION Program: ASBESTOS II* ITS Coro. 1982__________ . Breathe Easy* SHOT# VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script Page: NARRATION rv y\ u*> 41.Photo. Man walking near asbestos U1?\ scrap. One more thing...don't walk on scrap asbestos. You'll just be spreading it and putting it into the air. ^ 1 42.Artwork. Graphic lung. a Burn: RESPIRATORY PROTECTION Step Two: Respiratory protection r--Ui 5S -5s' 43.Photo. Skeptical smoker. C - 44.Photo. 4-way split. ,, __ J r Disposable respirator Nurse Mechanical filter resoirator Cartridge respirator 45.Photo. Man working while wearing respirator. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Yeah, having a respirator's a good idea. NARRATOR: I agree, but there are restric tions governing the use of respirators. You must be checked by the medical depart ment to determine if you can wear one. The ideal use of a respirator is when expo sure is infrequent - or for short time spans 03112475 SHOT * Corporation Date: 7/25/83 Audio-Visual Client: Program ITS CORPORATION Program ASBESTOS II: --- --- - 4------- ... Script m Ue"n> tn Page: 10 9 9 ------------- 9- VISUAL NARRATION 46 .Photo. Skeptical smoker asking question. <s> SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Listen...1(ve got a question. I do know a guy who got cancer...and the doctor said it was from asbestos...but I'm OK and the other people I know who work with it are OK...the thing is, why is it some people are affected and others aren't? 47.Artwork. ????????? (8) NARRATOR: My friend, nobody knows. But, two things are known to increase the risk of cancer: the length of time you're exposed to asbestos... FT 48.Photo. Skeptical smoker stubbing out cigarette butt. 49.Artwork. Graphic lungs. Burn: WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 50.Photo. Han examining disposable coveralls. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: ...and smoking...right?1 NARRATOR: Right. ' NARRATOR: Now we come to the wearing of protective clothing. Disposable clothing must be worn when you are working with asbestos. nnii2<r7fi 6 Date: 7/25/83 Audio-Visual IfS SSL.E_4H WtoW Client: ITS CORPORATION Program Script Jf m /p&j Program; ASBESTOS lit Page: 11 3u~2\ ITS Corp. 1982 'SO SHOT# VISUAL NARRATION T-- \--1 51 .Photo. There's a very detailed set of procedures for using protective clothing properly and Maintenance for cleaning up after the job so you don't procedure for contaminate your regular clothes or the personnel working work area. with materials containing asbestos. ('--w u--j @ 52.Photo. Skeptical smoker (Q asking question. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: What do you say we take it step by step? fcO L' r=; c.5 53.Photo. Man putting on disposable coveralls. 54.Photo. Man zipping up coverall. 55.Photo. Man putting hand through gathered,elastic wrist opening. NARRATOR: Sure...you slip on the .. coveralls, making sure they fit well so they don't tear and allow the asbestos to contaminate your shoes or clothes. Slip on the attached hood, and zip up the coverall. The wrists are tight so the dust can't get up your sleeves. 03112477 M(Q)TO3Dmll>)OT M M * Date: 7/25/83 Industrial fW*nOrCnpnQfr~Q^O--Ofl Client: ITS CORPORATION Program ASBESTOS III ITS Cerp. 1982 Breathe Easy* SHOT# VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script Plage: 12 NARRATION in mm 0ts9 & I ea 56.Photo. 2-way split* Man adjusting respirator No. 1 Han adjusting respirator No. 2 Put 00 the respirator - make sure it fits comfortably* _ 57.Photo. 2-way split. Man fit-checking respirator No. 1 Man fit-checking respirator No. 2 Adjust your glasses so they're comfortable then fit-check your respirator and adjust it, if necessary. 58.Photo Man putting on gloves. Then slip on your gloves and bring the cuffs up over the sleeves at the wrist* 59.Photo. Man vacuuming sleeve* When you're through working and have cleaned up and decontaminated the area, vacuum off with the special asbestos vacuum* 60.Photo Skeptical smoker about to light cigarette* SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Whew I All that l NARRATOR: All that...to keep you breathing easy* 03112478  SHOT # Date: 7/25/83 Client: ITS CORPORATION Program: "ASBESTOS lit VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script uc*n> U^I Page: 13 g NARRATION g 61.Photo, A Skeptical smoker lighting u--J cigarette. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Can't knock that* can 177 . ' b--J m 62.Artwork. & Graphic lung. Burn: DISPOSE OP SCRAPS NARRATOR: No...and there's something else you can't knock either...Step Four: getting rid of asbestos scrap. r=n S>3 63.Photo. Asbestos on ground. Make sure it doesn't get scattered around.. Keep it cleaned up...put it in the plastic bags...or drums for asbestos waste. 64.Photo. Spraying dust piles on plastic. When the job is done* wet down the debris and roll it up inside the plastic sheets spread to cover the floor. 65.Photo. Plastic sheet being put into bag. Put the rolled up coverings into the bags or plastic lined drums for asbestos waste. 03112479 <e^ SHOT # Date: 7/25/83 Client: ITS CORPORATION Program: `ASBESTOS lit Audio-Visual Program Script > <n Page: 14 VISUAL NARRATION 66.Photo. Soaking up water with paper towels. Soak up any water with paper towels, dispose of them properly, then vacuum the area with the asbestos vacuum. i-jw' fA >-- 67.Photo. Man using asbestos vacuum on man-lift. Thoroughly clean your equipment and tools, then yourself, with the vacuum. 68.Photo. Man using vacuum brush on inside of second vacuum. Clean up the vacuum and empty it. Put the paper bag liner in the waste drum, or bag. 69.Photo. Man putting coveralls and gloves into drum. Then, dispose of your protective gear in the same manner. 70.Photo. Man closing top of bag. Finally, wet the top of the material in the bag before closing so that no dust will be expelled with the air while you are gathering the top of the bag. Seal the top of the bag with a twister seal. Be sure to put an asbestos warning label on each bag. 031124S0 # ** Date: Iff!cJSMStefesarLid . Client: 7/25/83 ITS CORPORATION ASBESTOS II* Audio-Visual Program Script oo un Page: 15 mU-i SHOT # VISUAL NARRATION i -T 71.Photo. Open end 55 gal. G_- drum with cover secured, OSHA Code m 1910.1001 label on side. All bags are taken to our hazardous waste * control facilities, where they are sealed in specially labeled drums for disposal. 72.Photo, Bands and arms lathered with soap. And, be sure and wash up when you're through. 73.Artwork. Graphic lungs. Burn: HEED WARNING SIGNS 74.Photo. Asbestos signs. The last, but certainly not least, ispor- . tant safety step you can take on your own is the simplest of all. This is simply to be aware of your surroundings. Be sure to heed warning signs like this one. They're posted in areas where you may be exposed to asbestos. 75-Photo. Skeptical smoker with cigarette. SKEPTICAL SMOKER* What about the Company's end of things? You know...like sampling. 031121S1 Dato! 77//2255//8833 Audio-Visual a IfSss*. C|feirt! its corporation Program Script s . Program: ASBESTOS II: ITS Corn. 1982 Breathe Easy" Pag: 16 g SHOT # VISUAL 76.Artwork. Graphic lung. Burn: MONITOR THE AIR narration g '" ' sasr " 1 NARRATOR: Well, whether you call it sampling or monitoring, the point is that the Company does regularly measure the amount of asbestos in the air. 77.Photo. Skeptical smoker holding pump and filter. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: You're talking about this pump/filter set-up we wear, huh? 78.Photo. Portable pump and filter. NARRATOR: That's right..the portable pump draws air through a filter membrane. That's how the asbestos fibers are caught for analysis. 79.Photo. Skeptical smoker wearing pump and filter. 80.Photo. Skeptical smoker working with pump and filter. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Yeah, I wear the pump on my belt...and the filter's clipped to my collar.. NARRATOR: That's to make sure the sample is drawn at your breathing zone. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: I wear it anywhere from two to four hours while I'm working...but I've always wondered..what happens once I've got the samples? 031124S2 Date: 7/2S/83 Client: ITS CORPORATION Program: "ASBESTOS II* ITS Corp. 1982 Breathe Easy* Audio-Visual Program Script Page: 17 3 | SHOT & VISUAL NARRATION JSS. 81.Photo. Placing segment on slide. NARRATOR: Well, it goes to the lab, where' a piece of the filter membrane is put on a specially prepared microscope slide. d 82.Photo Technician at microscope. The microscopist uses special lighting to see and count asbestos fibers. fpfP- 83.Photo. Asbestos fibers under microscope. ...and even in the presence of other dust t. asbestos can be identified. fW1 84.Artwork. Graphic lungs. Burns REGULAR * PHYSICAL EXAMS 85.Photo. Physician listening to lungs. Now, the final steps Pull medical check* ups at regular intervals for anyone exposed to asbestos. SXEPTICAL SMOXERs And the doc's really gonna concentrate on the lungs, I bet! 031124S3 MusbU Date: IS- Client: 7/25/83 XTS CORPORATION Program ITS Corp. 1982 "ASBESTOS III Breathe Easy* SHOT # VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script Page: 18 NARRATION r*"> S 9 S as 86.Photo. Man being set 6b--_*. up for chest x-ray. NARRATOR: That's what it's all about...he takes a chest x-ray..* ., 87.Photo. X-ray film. 8( ) ...and inspects the results carefully. 03' CvC 88.Photo. Nurse explaining spirometer to skeptical smoker 69.Photo. Spirometer. You're also given a lung function test with the spirometer. SKEPTICAL SMOKERt You mean the thing that shows if your lungs are working OK? 5o:rhgra:------------------------ Skeptical smoker putting spirometer in south. NUKSJi! AIT right-noW", hold"uhe" moUthpiecfe " down while you inhale. Take as deep a breath as you can. Now put the spirometer in your mouth. SKEPTICAL SMOKERS Like this? NURSEs Yes, but put it back far enough so you get a tight seal around it..fine. That's so no air will escape except through the mouthpiece. Now blow ut as * 0311^4S4 its Mol Date: Client: 7/25/83 ITS CORPORATION Program: ITS Corp. 1982___________. ASBESTOS II* Breathe Easy* SHOT ** VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script CNi Page: m 19 un s 83 A NARRATION s=! 91.Photo. Skeptical smoker g_- blowing in spirometer. NORSE: Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow...goodI 92.Type. BREATHE EASY 7 (o) NARRATOR: Now that we've been throuth the seven all-important steps, let's review them. - 93.Photo. Skeptical smoker without cigarette. SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Just one more thing...it's important! 94.Photo. Family together. 95.Type. ` "1.MINIMIZE HOST-- 2.RESPIRATORY PROTECTION 3.NEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING 4.DISPOSE OF SCRAP 5.HEED WARNING SIGNS 6.MONITOR THE AIR 7.REGULAR PHYSICAL SKEPTICAL SMOKER: Look...is my family in danger if I work with asbestos? NARRATOR: I'm afraid they can be if you somehow take asbestos dust home with you. SKEPTICAL SMOKER* So I guess I better be extra carefull NARRATOR: Let's lust say you can never be too garui.--Ncv;~i~gtfs review:..neap ausr to a minimum..wear a respirator where and when it's appropriate..wear protective clothing..clean up and dispose of scrap properly..heed warning signs. Then there's periodic monitoring - and, finally, regular medical check-ups. (ESTABLISH CLOSING MUSIC) 03112485 'V'. Gu--_-J 0 @ (S) Ft: its Industrial parodon Date: Client: 7/25/83 ITS CORPORATION Program: "ASBESTOS II: ITS Corp. 1982___ Breathe Easy* SHOT # VISUAL Audio-Visual Program Script Page: 20 m sO mLaTsi NARRATION 96.Photo. Skeptical smoker listening intently. NARRATOR: the Company is doing the best it can to protect you...and you've got to do all you can. Do your best to stay healthy.. 97.Photo. Skeptical smoker tossing cigarettes into trash. Burn: BREATHE EAST 98.Credit Frame. ...and you'll always BREATHE EASYI (MUSIC UP TO FINISH) <z- 17^ 03112456