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m Oa~-: OPZRATIONS KA.NA.CEMTNT ACaitMENT Dtcee.ber 30. 1983. m ?:rtie J'M HanuficCjrLng Company. Inc. 5 FVC pipe manufacturing company incorporated in Delaware state, USA., and herein referred to as ``Trustee*', and j-H A/C Corporation, ac asbestos pipe manufacturing company incorporated In Delaware state, USA, and herein referred to as "Truster" both are headquartered in Stockton, California, have entered inco agreement in connection to the trust of operations oanagenent and related cost charges. Recitals : 1. The Trustee has Ci) eighc plants located in Burner , North Carolina; Tj'efnison, Texas; Franklin, Pennsylvania; Creen Cove Springs, Florida; McNary. Oregon; Pueblo. Colorado; Scockton, California; and Wilton, Iowa; (2) complete ceaes of manufacturing management sC a c f..se11ing forces, marketing management staff, corporate a dn-.in i s t ra t ion staff ire leading production, engineering and development, accounting; treasury, employee relations, data processing, general affairs, and president office; (3) computing facilities, telephone systcos, information systems and software systems, ctlccopicr, buildings and_, offices, parking lots and scorage yards; and (t) purchasing functions. " e s I i 2. The Truster has only two plants locaced in Scockton, California and Denison, Texas, withlioiced asbestos pipe produ ttion eachine s and production workers, but does not have plant managers and manufacturing oanageoenc staff, ocher operations facilities and various asopower and management systems. 3. Since chese two companies are locaced In the same place and agree to use Che same secs of oanpower, facilities, and systems belonging to Che Trustee. The Truster agrees, before ic has its own corporate administration staff, selling forces, marketing management staff, plant managers end manufacturing management staff, and ocher necessary facilities, manpower ar.d systeis, to be charged by the Trustee che necessary costs and expenses and agrees to Che related agreements as specified by the following; Section L. hanufacCuring Expenses Cl.) D *- r e c c Co s c s : The maintenance labor costs (by work hours basis), utility costs (by meters) and ocher costs directly used for che asbestos pipe planes will be charged co the Truster. (1) Indirect Costs: The salaries, wares and related expenses for plant ojn.irrrs ana cheir fflJr.agrneu C staff, depreciation e.xpcnses and genet a 1 offair expenses vil! be shared by che Truscee and Truster on the basis of SOI for production value ratios and SOT for direct labor hours rjelos. 1` JMM00000001 SC-JMM-0036 r % c? hVy f^ o rr (P Section -) Selling expenses . (1-) Pi re ct Co scs: Freight, insurance expenses for exports and sales conmission for asbestos pipe selling vill be directly charged to the Truster. (2-) Indtrecc Costs: Salaries, wages and re laced expenses for S3 lessen and sales managers, sales expenses ar.d ocher related selling expenses will be proporc ioca 1 ly charged to the Truster based on the ratio of oor-thly sales amounts. Section 3. Corporate Ado inistractoo Exnenses All the salaries, wages and related expenses for corporate ado in is t nt ion staff including production, engineering aod dtvelopcenC, accounting, treasury, eoployee relations, data processing, general affairs and president office will _ be equally (501 - 50Z) shared by the Trustee and the Truster. Seccion **. Financial Expenses The interest expenses will be charged to Truster by the Trustee based on the monthly balances of i n ce r -coo pan y accounts due to che Trustee multiplied by the average bank loan interest rates. Section 5. Lease Expenses ' (1.) Tne Truscee vil charge the Truster 50,000 per month for the unlimited uses of computer relaced equipment, telephone sysceo. telecopier, information syscems and sofevare systems. . (2.) The Truscee uill charge the Truster S3,000 per month for che unlimited uses of Headquarters building ar.d parking lot. (3.) The Trustee will charge the Truscer 13,000 per monch for Che unlimited uses of scorage yards, including Denison plant's 55.000 per oonth, Stockton plant's 55,000 per monch and Buena Park's 3,000 per oonth. Seccion 6. Purchasing Charge The Trustee util charge Che Truscer 1.7c per pound of the asbestos pipe materials purchased by che Truscee's purchasing department based on che actual receiving quantity ac che year end for that year. Seccion 7. Written Notice This agreement contemplates the highest good faith aod fa ic deal ing ^>Ct^'een C^c P3C(-IC3- All revisions on this agreement in connection to the cost charges should be agreed by both parties. All notices hereunder shall be la writing and delivered by person or sene to by registered mail co che ffJlWWl Fl-ITITJ !VlHUJV9ft/W,U 11F -tti ' i !miuuictM -2JMM 00000002 6O ! / _ j-H A/C Corporation 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California 95206 and to the Trustee; J-H Manufacturing Company _ Inc. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California 93206 ' Section 8. California Laos This ajreectnt is executed under and in conforming vi;h the laws of the state of California and is co be governed hereby, IK UITNZSS WHS REOF, the parties hereto have executed chis agreement in duplicate as of the day and year firsc above '-ritcen. /Seal) (Seal) -3JMM 00000003 20 J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. Internal Correspondence To C?JUiSteIchekVJlDenisony - D- W. Wilkinson, Stockton Date: From : E. E. Wang. HQ Copies : T. E. Lohman, C.J. Chen, W. Wang Subject : OSHA'S NEW ASBESTOS-STANDARD July 11. 1986 . As I mentioned earlier in my memo dated 6-19-86, the Federal OSHA has adopted stricter asbestos standards to protect workers From exposure to asbestos. The new standard reduces employee exposure to asbestos to 0.2 fiber per cubic centimeter of air (f/cc) averaged over an 8-hour day. The new standard also sets an action level; it is.0.1 f/cc averaged over 8 hours. If this level is exceeded, employers must begin compliance activities such as air monitoring, employee training, and medical surveillance. . If exposures are above the action level, periodic monitoring must be conducted at intervals no greater than every 6 months. In addition, the employer must initiate monitoring whenever there ha3 been a change in the production, process, control equipment, per sonnel or work practices that may result in new or additional exposures to asbestos. ' . The employer must establish a regulated area in those area where airborne concentrations of asbestos exceed the permissible exposure" limit. Only authorized personnel may enter regulated areas. No smoking, . eating, drinking, or applying cosmetics is permitted in regulated areas. Respirators shall be used in work situations where feasible engineering and work practice controls are not yet sufficient to reduce .exposure to or below the exposure limit. . This new standard shall become effective July 21. 1986. I have asked the Federal OSHA to send me copies of the new standard. Upon receipt of them. I will forward one copy to you for your review/file. JMM 00000004 '- MATERIAL SAFETY: data SHEET ' PREPARED BY Dr. E-E- Wang DATE 1-30-87 SECTION I Manufacturer's Name, Address, and Phone Number J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION IQSt Soerr-y Road. Stockton. CA 95206______________________________ IZ091 962-1SQO_________________________________________________________ Product Trade Name and Synonyms TRANSITE Pipe________________._____________^_______________________________ Chemical Name and Synonyms Asbestos-Cement Pipe Chemical Family Mineral ' ~'_______________________________________ Formula N/A SECTION It: INGREDIENTS Substance Asbestos (Chrysotile) ^"<2 Asbestos (Crocidolite) Silira fCrvstallinel Portland Cement (0 . *. - ' CAS tt WT. % 1Z001-Z9-S 11 1332-21-4 4 14808-60-7 ___ is________ Hone so SECTION in: 'OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS Substance OSHA's PEL ACGIH's TLV Asbestos (Chrysotile) . Asbestos (Cro'ddoUte) 0.2 f/cc O-Zf/cc 2f/cc 0.21/cc ' Listed as Carcinogen Yes Yes Silica (Crvstalline) (10*'or 30*c me M3) / (XSi07*2) Portland Cement SO mppcf Same as PEL S* or 10**mg/M3 No No As respirable dust: **As total dus c Asbestos fibers measured are th 3S longer than S a icromcters. je_____________________; -i- ______________________1 JMM 00000005 SECTION IV: PHYSICAL DATA -- ' Boiling Point ( F) Vapor Pressure (mm 5g) Vapor Density (Air =1) Solubility in Water N/A Specific Gravity (H20=l) N/A Percent. Volatile by Volume (5) Evaporation Rate . N/A ( =1) N/A -- Appearance and Odor Gravish-white pine; odorless . . lias N/A N/A SECTION VI: REACTIVITY DATA Stability Conditions to Avoid _ .. .. Power driven saws with Stable Unstable *hr*<ngf disr-s shtralri NOT he used for dry nttrinp or beveling asbestos-cement pipe. Alwavs avoid creatine and breathing Y dust. Incompatability (Mater ials to Avoid) None Hazardous Decoopositio n Products None Hazardous Polymerization Conditions to Avoid May Occur Will Not Occur x 00000006 JN/lWl SECTION VI I : HEALTH HAZARD DATA (See also Section XI) Effects of Overexposure . Inhalation of excessive crvstalllne silica m> cause silicosis. Overexuosure to airborne asbestos fibers mat cause pulmonary diseases (asbestosis. mesothelioma, pleural plaques, and lung cancer). Smoking greatly increases cancer risk from eeirsiire. The descrintions and svmotoms of the above mentioned diseases are ffiver in Section XL Emergency and First Aid Procedures Inhalation: Move person to. fresh air. Eyes: Wash with' water for IS minutes. . Skin: Clean area of contact. Ineestion: Seek medical attention if necessary. _. . .. SECTION VIlf: SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled ' Pipe fraercents and installation debris must be bandied in a manner which avoids . airborne disoersion of asbestos dust. Use wet or vacuum method far clean-up. - " Waste Disposal Method fomnlv with all armlicable local, state, and federal reeulatioas. _ ' ' ' -3- JMM 00000007 SECTION IX: SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION Respiratory Protection Not required when recommended wori practices followed- - Local Exhaust Ventilation Mechanical N/A N/A Special Other -N/A N/A Protective Gloves Not reouired Eye Protection Not required Other Protective Equipment are followed. . Not required when recommended work practices SECTION x: SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS (See also Section XHJ Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storing - - Follow "Recommended Work Practices for A/C Pipe" published by A/C Pipe Producers Association. ' -AC 'tr . Other Precautions Al, ,, . . , ,,, . r All tools which may release asbestos fibers in excess of the exposure limits shall be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. ; -_ - REMARKS . This information is given without warranty, representation, inducement or license of any kind, except that it is accurate to the best of our knowledge or obtained from sources believed by us to be accurate, and we do not assume any legal responsibility for use or reliance upon same. -4- JMM 00000008 A/C PIPE '' ' SECTION XI HEALTH HAZARDS - DESCRIPTIONS AND SYMPTOMS SILICOSIS A disease due to breathing air containing crystalline silica, characterized anatomically by generalized fibrotic changes and the development of miliary nodulations in both lungs. The symptoms include gradually increasing difficulty in breathing and non-productive cough, shortness of breath, decreased chest expansion, lessened capacity for work, absence of fever, and increased susceptibility to tuberculosis. ASBESTOSIS This is a chronic lung disease in which the lungs become scarred as a result of the biological reaction to inhaled asbestos. Damage to the lungs is irreversible and progressively disabling. .. Affected individuals experience shortness of breath on exertion. Examining* physicians may note a bluish color of the lips and tongue, an alteration in the -nails, and hear crackles at the base of the lungs. The chest x-ray is found to have an increase in the profusion of small irregular opacities and deterioration may be noted in tests of lung function. * Although asbestosis does not necessarily lead to lung cancer; individuals with this disease are at high risk to develop cancer. Mesothelioma ' This is a malignant tumor of the thin membranes lining the chest and abdominal cavities. It is an extremely rare cancer in the general population and is almost invariably associated with asbestos exposure. It is a rapidly progressive disease leading to death within a year or two of appearance. The -first symptom may be shortness of hreath or pain in the wall of the chest aggravated by deep breathing or abdominal pain varying from vague discomfort to severe spasms. Pleural Plaques The pleura are the membranes lining the chest cavity. Asbestos fibers reaching this cavity may produce scarring of. these membranes. This is visible in the chest x-ray as a pleural thickening. If calcium salts become deposited in these areas, then, pleural plaques are produced. Pleural thickening is a common complication of pulmonary asbestosis and these x-ray signs are often used as markers of asbestos exposure. ' JMM 00000009 A/C PIPE Lung Cancer ' The symptoms include a cough, or a change in the cough habit, chest pain, and occasionally blood-streaked sputum coughed up from the lungs. The asbestos-related lung cancer occurs more frequently in the lower lobes. Initial diagnosis is by chest X-ray. SECTION xn PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPES (Hygienic Practices) . In case of gutting or be reling asbestos-cement pipes, all hand or power-operated tools which may produce or release asbestos fibers should be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. . Asbestos-containing material should he handled in a wet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne fibers. . ' . Workers engaged in the demolition of asbestos-containing pipes should be provided with appropriate respiratory equipment approved by the Bureau of Mines or the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and special dothing such as coveralls or similar whole body clothing. Asbestos-containing waste should be collected and disposed of in sealed impermeable bags, or other closed, impermeable containers. -6JMM 00000010 I Work Radices for A/C Pipe. H. ' \ JM M 00000011 Contents Introduction.., ................. 2 Asbestos and Health .Tvl.................................................... 3 4k Summary of OSHa Asbestos Standard .................... 4 Products and Operations.................................................. .5 i 0. i Recommended Work Practices . ' , Shipping, Receiving, Handling and Assembly................6 Cutting A/C Pipe Carbide Blade Equipment.................................................. 7 Snap Cutting Equipment...................................................8 Machining A/C Pipe ` Field Lathe--Manual......................................................... 9 Field Lathe--Power ........................................ 10 Rasp--Manual................................................................... 11 Cutting Holes In A/C Pipe Shell Cutters........................................................ 12 a Drill andRasp.................................................................... 13. Chisel and Rasp................................................................ 14 Tapping A/C Pipe . . Non-Pressure ................................................................... .IS Pressure ................................................................. 16 Coupling Removal................................................................ 17 Housekeeping ami Waste Disposal.................................. 18 | Non-Recommended Work Practice , ; Cutting Abrasive Disc-Dry .............................................................19 JMM 00000012 i i f*. I /'"'yyrighl 1977 by A/C ftp* Croductri Aiiociillon ,, Introduction .. - _ i--wriii Asbestos and Health The Occupational Safety and Health Act in the United] States and similar laws in Canada and other countries werefjH enacted to ensure so far as possible, every worker a safe and heallhy work place. This legislation is far-reaching, It cov-;!w ers millions of employees and nearly.every employer, in eluding those involved in utility duct and pipeline construe- '"y tioiv , '(I In keeping with the spirit and intent of these laws, the '? asbestos-cementpipe industry is cooperating with labor by disseminating information regarding the potential hazards of exposure to airborne asbestos and the means of reducing such potential hazards through good work practices. . Good work practices is what this booklet is about. The recommendations that appear on the following pages are the result of field testing and were developed through study.'.They are intended as general guides to achieve safe and dean.job site conditions when working with asbestoscement (A/C) pipe products. Since field conditions will I. , ' ' ' vary, adherence to these work practices will not necessarily guarantee compliance with national, state or local regubW ' lions. Questions relating to compliance should be directed to appropriate regulatory agencies. The A/C Pipe Producers Association believes this booklet will be helpful to engineers, superintendents, contractors, foremen and laying crews in understanding and explaining established procedures for the safe handling of A/C pipe products. u'are aware, airborne asbeatot Tiber has been Iden- 4 as a poaalble health hazard. Very few things to which eiare exposed are "2ero risks." Qul like the automobile, i'electrlclty'and x-rays, there are non-harmful ways to use potentially harmful things. l/! Generally, asbestos-cement (A/C) pipe products contain " less than 20% asbestos, The asbestos fibers are not free, but encapsulated or "Idcked-in" the cement binder like rein forcing rods in concrete. The distinction between "free" and "bound" asbestos is extrumely Important. First of all, it determines the probability of fiber release, which in turn, directly relates to Ihe probability of risk. More importantly,' it explains clearly and. simply why A/C pipe is a non harmful use of asbestos. . Experience has shown that minimizing exposure lo air borne asbestos dust is the only effective melhnd t>( prevent ing asbestos-related diseases'. Recommended work prac- . Ilces are the best assurance .of providing exposure safe- d"uards (or yourself and your employees. JMM 00000013 `Sue "Aibciuu Expotum Outing lh< Culling and Michlnlng ot Aiboiloi- Cmmu Pipe," report pr#pit*d by Squltublc Environments! Iliitih Inc,,Much. 197? Jiui "New, trumTAC," repotting on > urvy by Ihe Occupillonil HveliiA .4 * Summary of OSHA Asbestos Standard TKe Occupational Safety and'Health Act was signed Intq'j law on December 29, 1970, and became effective on April' 28, 1971. On December 7,' 1971, the Secretary of Laoorj issued a temporary standard fur exposure to asbestos dust. As required oy the Act, a permanent standard for asbestos exposure was promulgated six months later, Under the current standard, it is the employer's respon* sibility to assure that exposure of employees to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers does not exceed the fol lowing "permissible exposure, levels": . a, Eight hour time weighted average: Two fibers, longer than 5 micrometers, per cubic centimeter. b. Celling concentrations: Ten fibers, longer than S mi crometers, per cubic centimeter. in October, 1975, OSHA proposed a revision to the cur rent standard which would reduce the eight hour time weighted average exposure tb 0.5 fibers per cubic centime- ,t ter of air and celling concentrations to 5.0 fibers .per cubic ^ centimeter. In their notice, OSHA stated that a separate { "construction Industry standard" would be issued tocovA workers who handle asbestosrcontalnlng products. Thiy work practice booklet will be revised as necessary to reflect any changes the construction industry standard may necessitate. ' < . The work jirnclices recommended in Ihii booklet are hated on . data for "ficnk dust concentrations" representing short time periods of tnnximnm ex/msure. Field cutting and machining opera- lions involving AIC pif>e are normally infrcijnent and of short duration. Using these recommended work practices, il is improba ble that field personnel would be exposed-in a typical working day to levels exceeding the eight hour lime weighted overage, Products and Operations i*pf AfC Pipe Products covered by these work practices ude: '/Class" Pressure Pipe 'Transmission" Pressure Pipe Pressure Sewer Pipe . Gravity Sewer Pipe Building Sewer Pipe Storm Drain Pipe Perforated Underdrain Pipe Electrical Conduit Telephone Duct ' . Air Duct Operations to which these work practices apply Include: Shipping, Receiving and Handling Cutting Machining Hole Cutting Tapping Coupling Removal '' Housekeeping and Waste Disposal . JMM 00000014 A 'n Shipping, Receiving, Handling and Assembly . Cutting $ Carbide Blade Equipment I >1 i ' Z' `i 'r** 1 ` t ... . ,v:, A\ / O' l A/C pipe is shipped clean from the factory and carefully loaded using methods acceptable to the carrier. Loading, unloading, stringing out and assembling A/C pipe are essentially dust-free operations. Even in enclosed spaces, airborne asbestos fiber levels from pipe handling operations are far below existing and proposed occupational standards. All hand ana mechanical unloading operations should be car ried out in accordance with the manufacturer's Installation man uals. . A/C Pipe Products: All Size Range: All Blade cutlers eonsin of a frame Adjustable to the circumference of the pipe and a number of outboard, islf-iracklng rollers that align one or more carbide-tipped culling blades. Blade cutters are typically hand-operated. Due to the relatively low mechanical Inpul and clean cutting action, significant amounts of airborne asbestos dust are nut produced. A/C Pipe Products:'All Size Range: 3* through 24* JMM 00000015 .... Cutting Snap Cutting Equipment . Machining Field Lathe-Manual JMM 00000016 Snap cutters or "squeeze and pop" equipment operates by means o/ cutting wheels mounted In a chain wrapped around the pipe barrel.' Hydraulic pressure, applied by means of n remote electric nr manually-operated pump, simultaneously squeezes the cut ting wheels into the pipe wall until the cut Is made. A/C Pipe Products! All Size Range: Pressure Pipe--3* through U" Pressure, Cravity and Building Sewer; Storm Drain; Air, Electrical and Telephone Duel--3* through 36" Manual field lathes are designed to end-trim and re-machine rough pipe barrels to factory-machined end profiles, The lithe consists of an adjustable, lulf-allgnlng arbor Inserted into the pipe bore (which acts at a mandrel upon which the turning nandleoperatei), a screw-fed turning frame, carbide machining blades and manual (hand or ratchet) turning handles. A/C Pipe Products: All Size Range; All t^s. Machining Field Lathe-Power Machining Rasp-Manual* JMM 00000017 Power field lathes, like manual lathes, ere designed lo end trim end re-machlne rough pipe barrels to factory-machined end pro files. The lathe consists of an adjustable, self-aligning arbor In serted Into the pipe bore (which acts as a mandrel upon which the turning handle operates), a screw-fed turning frame, carbide machining blades and electric or pneumatic power drive. A/C Pips Products: All Size Range: All ' Short lengths of A/C pipe (MEE's & MOA's) can be cut for pipe closures, repairs and to locale fittings exactly. Field cut ends may be rebeveled with a coarse wood rasp lo form a taper approximat ing Ihe tame profile as the factory-beveled end, A/C Pipe Products: All Site Range: All 1 l 1 i Hole Cutting Shell Cutters jfaa .V`/at'0 Hole Cutting Drill and Rasp* \ f-s \ 71 .*M rL<4-** { -AiW ir i !i r\ .k ... IFF.- M -.Sri-k. v.! V-v*' Pur field connections jnio A/C pipe, clean, even entry cuts may be accomplished by means of shell culling equipment. Shell cutters consist of a hole culler housing mounted on the pipe, a carbide or diamond-tipped hole cutter and a manual ratchet', pneumatic, electric or gasoline drive lo power the cutting head. When culling holes in A/C pipe products, all dust and cuttings should be removed from Ihe pipe or duct interior nfliir the cutting uperaiiun, Removal may be accomplished by flushing with war ter, woi mopping or vacuuming prior'io placing In service, DO NOT OLOW OUT WIT11 COMPRESSED AIR OR DRY SWEEP. A/C Pipe Products: Pressure, Gravity and Building Sewer; Air Duct Size Range: All , Field connections may be made with.a heavy duty electric drill and rasp. Using a carbide-tipped drill, a aerial of closely-spaced holes are first drilled around ine hole outline. The disc Is knocked free with a hammer and the edge! uf the hole are dressed with a coarse wood reap, . When cutting holes in A/C pipe products, all dual and cuttings should be removed from the pipe or dud Interior after the'cutting operaliun. Removal may be accomplished by flushing with wa ter, wet mopping or vacuuming prior to placing In aervlce, DO NOT BLOW OUT WITH COMPRESSED AIR.OR DRY SWEEP. 1i A/C Pipe Products: Pressure, Gravity and Building Sewer; ' Air Duct , Size Range: All . /*\ . . JMM 00000018 Hole Cutting Chisel and Rasp /v" /r /) A M, /f \ v\ na `.a;: 4" ' *" l^" *' A,'Ah* V\V1' Tapping^ Non-Pressure JMM 00000019 Holes may be cut Into A/C pipe with a hammer and chisel. The edge of a plumber's wood chisel Is used to cut completely around llu* hole outline,'about a lA" tram the prescribed line. The opera tion Is repeated and the cut deepened until through. The edges of the hole are then dressed with a coarse wood rasp. When cutting holes in AfC pipe products, all dust and cuttings should be removed from the pipe or duct interior after the cutting operation. Removal may be accomplished by flushing with wa ter, wet mopping or vacuuming prior to placing In service. DO NOT BLOW OUT WITH COMPRESSED AIR OR DRV SWEEP. A/C Pipe Products: Pressure, Gravity and Building Sewer; AlrDuct Size Range: All Non-pressure or "dry" tapping for service connections may be performed in or above the trench. The equipment Is affixed to the pipe by means of s chain yoke. Separate drills and taps or a combination tool drills and laps (he pipe wall. Corporation stops or other connections may then be affixed to the pipe. To minimize (a) the fouling of valves, regulators, meters, etc. with chips and (b) unnecessary addition of asbestos to drinking water, all dust' and cuttings should be removed from ihe pipe interior by flushing with water, wet mopping or vacuuming prior to placing in service, DO NOT IILOW OUT WITH COM PRESSED AIR OR DRY SWEEP. <f A/C Pipe Products: Pressure Pipe Size Range: All AnAoirH am nm currently aviiltblt. lUcommindUiun bmdofl rxy>oiun dm Tapping Pressure* Coupling Removal Hammer and Chisel* \o/' ;\.\ .V \ VV . ss ;> Xi/V^Y' AV I 's,-. 14 \ V;, V` ,.1^ s J* XV -X \i l -M r / Pressure or "wet" lapping for service ponnecilonsls performed In ihe trench while the pipe is under pressure. The equipment (manual or puwer driven) is affixed to (he pipe by means of a chain yolie, A combination boring end inserting bar drills and taps lire pipe wall and inserts a corporation slop or pipe plug. The pressure chamber, which protects against water leakage, also catches ihe ssbestos-cement chips, so Hits Is essentially a dust- free operation, , Replacement of damaged pipe necesaitaies excavation, exposure ind removal. Coupling removal may be accomplished by gradu ally splitting the coupling length wise, using s chisel tmdball-peen hammer, After the lop of ihe coupling has been split, a crowbar or similar tool Is used as a lever lo spill Ihe bottom of the coupling. A/C Pipe Products: All pipe with AfC couplings Size Range: All > ' To minimize (a) the fouling of>valves. regulators, meters, etc. will) chips and (b) unnecessary addition o) asbestos to drinking wAter, provisions should bo mtulc for downstream-flushing or use of lapping equipment with positive purge or "blow-off" features. ti A/C Pipe Products: Pressure Pipe I Size Range: All . * ..................-- ....... . ntl.uinn bawd on usooiure dif**^) ( Ixpcisura data not currently available, Mecummenjailnn bai*J on *>pnura Jia i,. U. JMM 00000020 JMM 00000021 A/C Pipe Producers Association REGULAR MEMBERS , Asbestos de Mexico, S.A. 1 Tlalnepanlla, Mexico Atlas Asbestos Company Montreal, Quebec, Canada , Canadian Johns-Manvllle Co., Lid. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada Cement Aabeatoa Products Company Birmingham, Alabama Certaln-leedCorporadon Valley Forge, Pennsylvania ' Johns-Manvllle Sales Corporation Denver, Colorado Mexalit del Norte, S.A. Mexico City, Mexico ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Amjantus Dlenst Export . Hamburg, Germany Aabeatoa Monterrey, S.A. Mexico City, Mexico . Association de ('Industrie I'Asbeste-Cimenr Nyon, Switzerland Eternlt, B.V, Amsterdam, Holland Everilube . Neuilly-sur-Seine, France James Hardle it Company Pty., Ltd. Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Hellenit, S.A'. Athens, Greece Hyderabad Asbestos Cement Products Ltd. Hyderabad, India Paralsten Kslkkl Oy Pargas, Finland Soeiudad Industrial Plzarreno, S.A. Santiago, Chile TAC Construction Materials, Ltd. Manchester, United Kingdom n ptgU JM^Asbestos Sales Inc. factume INVOICli ^VlUltiWd^Kl 'i<6 '" |w co... uu uMT/'cii:'om a 'A'lO-t'.V-On3A2-0-(io| JS07.3/NAKCH KS ""** |ii.!E,/F4.ti.p' , | ASM'. 5-TOS , W WNH 1 f.t' ' ,^ll | m iiimi i ml, 093S k> -.wt .-"n "'tiro' \vi Mil i'bHmr r<J-- CM. VCrtfO /l*U CM. 1 u 'os S<4 7~j J-OOTi 96 A 199-05-00 iTttiil t<. i c. WHt'l l/WLCI CM. 1 ca nmci </nn cm. * fiJM yf/wiiMrvw. ' ASilUSTUS ' .ToJItrtri'i'scSirfTE'w ..futile, w iav <tu / / rti tu*~o~cw*< ir c<i*is irruii n witui vrnii. 1 - 10 - 30 , -'(----------------r------------ .R15 CN CTM 6N URCW WP VIM94/ A/tOlO TO . j J-rt A.C. PIPE CORPORATION ' 10.'ll SPERRY ROAD* ATIN: J.P. SIMPSON/ i STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, 95206 _ Mill 4/ABMff to APOMII ESTOS SALES INC.: 1,1 " . 1X66512, A MF 0 JHARG AIRPORT , Illinois 60666 i*ViaTX MV uvr"$ 5KvT mR.i.iW 71i? Si T V.'Vui'oii'iI" I STOCKTON PPIIPPE| DtjlIVISION " CANADIAN FUNDS PRICG t STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 3 uoi 0 CICAI^TIOH PAYAHL6 'IN O.S. FUNDS ! . f MQNTAHT/AMOUNT 60.00 SP<iTH' . 2* t ASBESTOS fiure 17.00 PALLET NO. 360 GROSS WEIGHT RLG- GR ' ''60197 PPO FRCHT - AT 1326*' '> U. NET 60000 KMHHMtoW# 60.00 611.25 .00 EACH 36675.DO 36675.DO S .00 10662.33' 10 6 A 2. '.13 S TOTAL IN U.S. FUNDS * CONVERTED AT .7233 0KD.UCT 265.7.7 IF PD 6 ' rUK 1 /as 1 J-C W6VH- %' v i10232 5KAL 877109/67711,0 265 ''.' ?. '> J 7 6 6"' . 9 <i J 6(3 79, W I 11 4 -v c Uoc ACCT. COUP. r. Mf&COfSlJt c. 1I : 11.::: . --.... ,4 OUE RATE: ~fiUi ct.'o y i i ! 'ft0' tU ' * sT s? (. 4; T AS, 7, D O O 1 wO R4> !OjN| I5N 6(y0 w P1 5 <J Hui/i 0in oC ?y !a =( '5 ' s ** Z ft) u V ** jii; - fJ (N <N O O a oo o 5 2 TCLEX: OS-833572 CASLE; -AMASCOUVT rCUPHONE HU) 3U-21II PUROLATOR COURIER Thetford-Mines, Qc, Canada December 18, 1985 SOCIETE ASBESTOS LIMITEE ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED C.P. / P.O. BOX 519. THETFOROMINES. QUEBEC. CANADA. G6G STB J-M MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, Calif. 95206 U.S.A. Attention: Mr. Paul Huang Purchasing Manager Re: Request for quotation - 1986 Dear Sirs: In reference to your letter inviting us to quote for 1986 asbestos fibre contract, we are pleased to quote the following prices valid for 1986: WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER DENISON STOCKTON 4T US $498.00 US $516.00 5R US $345.00 US $361.00 Above prices are per short ton and include transportation costs to door Stockton and Denison. / We are also pleased to enclose herewith some literature, as per your request. Yours very truly, Andre Lachance Traffic Manager AL/hlg Enclosure FOUftKtSSCUR O'AM*AH r A t/ECHEU.e t*ONOukj.C WORLD**!oe SUPRU6R OF AS6C5TOS JMM 00000023 C-- :'mC 1 EO JH STO ASBESTOS THTH . TO: J.H. HAHUFACTURIH6 , USA ATTN: HR. PAUL HUAHG DEC. 13, 1385 12-298 RE. VOUR LETTER DATED NOV. 22 (REVISION RECEIVED OH DEC. 13, 1985) HE ARE PLEASED TO QUOTE AS FOLLOHS: ~ FOR 1936 REQUIREMENTS GRADE DENISON STQCKTGAH 4T 493.08 516.60 5R 345.80 361.68 RESCUE PRICES ARE PER SHORT ION IN U.S. DOLLARS AND :-CLUDES TRAHSPORATION COSTS TO DOOR PLANT. HE HILL BE CONFIRMING ABOVE BV LETTER THIS HEEK. HOPING ABOVE SATISFACTORY. RcGARDSt fi.LACHANCE ASBESTOS THTH ------- I DISCONNECT'* JMM 00000024 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 10S1 Sperry Road. Stockton, California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1500 Tdcx:35949l Tdccopier:{209) 465-8184 November 22. 1985 ***Revlsed Quotation: See Below; ST should be 'HLBS Asbestos Corp. Led. TO Box 519 -Tbetford-Mines, Quebec Canada, G6C 5T6 Attn: Claude Limoges . Ee: Request for Quotation, 1986 Dear Claude, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1966. No specification is available at this time. to the description listed. Please bid according Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 FORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER **.) 4 Grade **%.) 5 Grade DENISON 6,000 MLBS 940 MLBS STOCKTON 7,400 MLBS 1.200 MLBS If there are any questions regarding the above Items, please feel free to call me anytime. ' Purchasing Manager FH/js enclosures JMM 00000025 TEL: (514) 281-0141 EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO., LTD. LES ENTREPRISES DE L'ORIENT CHEN CO., LTEE 1117 Ste-Cathcrine St. West, Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B 1H9 September 5,1986 Ms. Jeannine Simonian JM Manufacturing Company 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA. 95206 U.S.A. Inc. Dear Jeannine: Following our telephone conversation of September 3,1986, I would like to provide you with the name and address of LAB Chrysotile. LAB CHRYSOTILE, INC. 835 Mooney Street P.O.Box 459 Thetford-Mines, Quebec G6G 5T5 CANADA Tel: (418)338-7500 Telex: 05-833586 JM Manufacturing's account is looked after by Mr. Ken Power. He can be reached at (418)338-7627 LAB Chrysotile is consisted of three former major asbestos suppliers, namely. Lac d'Ainiante du Quebec (LAQ) Asbestos Corporation Ltd. Bell Asbestos Mine. This new partnership went into offeet on June 18,1986. Shall you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. I remain. Yours truly, x /\ Bih Ju Chen /bj JMM 00000026 RECEIVEu JUL 2 H LAB July 8, 1986 Gentlemen: We wish to inform you that the agreement creating a limited partnership between Lac d'Amiante du Quebec, Ltee (LAQ), Asbestos Corporation, Limited and Bell Asbestos Mines, Ltd., has been executed on June 18, 1986. We are convinced that this partnership, which will constitute the largest asbestos supplier in the western world, will ensure your long-term requirements. The name of the limited partnership will be LAB AND COMPANY, LIMITED while the production and marketing activities will be managed by a company named: LAB Chrysotile, Inc., 835 Mooney Street P.O. Box 459 Thetford-Hines (QC) Canada G6G 5T5 TELEPHONE: (418) 338-7500 TELEX: 05-833S86 LAB Marketing Department will be reorganized as follows: Roland P. Gagnon V.P. - Marketing (418) 338-7616 Hrs. Jeannine Lessard Secretary (418) 338-7617 Jean-Marc Leblond General Director - Marketing (418) 338-7622 Peter Buchholz General Director - Sales (418) 338-7623 Harold F.X. Plate Sales Manager (USA & Mexico) (203) 579-2957 Ken Power Sales Representative (USA & Canada) LAB Chrysotile, Inc. P.O. Box 459 Thellof0 Mines. Quebec. G6G STS (418) 338-7500 Telex: 05-833586 (418) 338-7626 . ../2 JMM 00000027 July 8, 1986 Page 2 Hare Roy Sales Office Manager (418) 338-7620 Mrs. Gisele Gravel Documentation/Invoicing Supervisor (418) 338-7627 Len C. Webster Traffic Manager (418) 338-7621 Andre Lachance Traffic Supervisor (418) 338-7625 Bruno Roy Traffic Supervisor (418) 338-7645 ALL CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: LAB Chrysotile, Inc., 835 Mooney Street P.0. Box 459 Thetford-Mines (QC) Canada G6G 5T5 Production facilities have been reorganized to ensure that the new company will keep offering you high quality fibre and that you will be receiving the same quality fibre as you were supplied heretofore. All our marketing and technical staff is at your disposal for any inquiries you may have. We wish to thank you for your continued support of LAB's products and rest assured of our continued interest to supply your requirements of asbestos and remain, with kindest regards. RPG/jgl cc: File OFile JMM 00000028 LAB EFFECTIVE July 1, 1986 PRICE LIST NO. 100 ASBESTOS FIBRE PRICES PRICES IN CANADIAN DOLLARS PER ICTRIC TON F.O.B. BLACK LAKE OR THETFORD-HINES, QUEBEC. CANADA STANDARD GRADE DESIGNATION GUARANTEED MINIMUM TEST FREIGHT CLASSI FICATION PRICE PER METRIC TON STANDARD GRADE DESIGNATION 3F 3K 3R 3T 3Z 4A 402 40 4K 4M 4T 50 5K 5M 5R 5Z 60 - 70 7F 7H 7K 7M 7R 7T 10.5-3.9-1.3-0.3 7-7-1.5-0.5 4-7-4-1 2-8-4-2 1-9-4-2 0-8-6-2 0-7-6-3 0-7-6-3 0-4-9-3 0-4-8-4 0-2-10-4 0-0.5-10.5-5 0-0-12-4 0-0-11-5 0-0-10-6 0-0-8.6-7.4 O-0-7-9 0-0-5-11 0-0-4-12 0-0-3-13 0-0-2-14 0-0-1-15 0-0-0-16 0-0-0-16 Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Waste Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts $ 2,443.00 2,075.00 1,764.00 1.600.00 1,569.00 1,510.00 1,272.00 1,227.00 1,196.00 1,183.00 1,083.00 838.00 838.00 788.00 711.00 613.00 521.00 308.00 279.00 230-00 193.00 177.00 164.00 160.00 3F 3K 3R 3T 3Z 4A 402 4D 4K 4M 4T 50 5K 5M 5R 5Z 60 70 7F 7H 7K 7M 7R 7T Payment in Canadian Funds or U.S. equivalent. Standard Packaging: 50-kg. bag or 100-1b. bag (depending on the available packaging). Should any new government taxes be imposed, they will be added to our invoices. All sales are F.O.B. mine. Freight, insurance and fees are for customer's account. All offers are made subject to prior sale and orders are accepted subject to our ability to deliver. ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED ON OVERDUE ACCOUNTS. LAB Chrysolite, Inc. P.O. Bo* 459 Thetlord Mines. Quebec. G6G STS (418)338-7500 Telex: 05-833586 Issued - July 1, 1986 JMM 00000029 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1^61 rcao S70CKTCK. CA SS206 'rndor (Name & Address) UC D'AHTHATE 00 QUEBEC pm. C/O KASTEEH CHBH TBADZHC 00., LTD. 1117 SXE, CRrmamni ST. BEST MOHTKEAL. QOE. CAHADA H3B1B9 AXIS: T.T. CHEH (514) 281-0141 Purchase Order (V MATERIA], raa. ranrntn & nudb m BELOV FOB THE Rl ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 OBLT TO COVER OUR PARTIAL REQ rXKEHBRr OP 1-1-86 to 12-31-86. (.2422/LB) $534/MX (11724/LB) $380/HT ii f epa <nt nr TtHKR OHUUHKR ACRBCIES BAS A/C PIPE IH THE OSA, ALL SUPPLIER'S i nw 0 oik O nttSOH PUHr gARESOUSE MAT BE wmiMiin FOB FULL CHEPIT & FR rrerrr mi as on IXED IT BOTH PAETTKfi. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED HBl BE *im v nn VIA IT.O|.F.C.) OB SUFSHKEIS A SHREKC-RRAFPED UH1T- JM t HQ POKCUASIUe DEPT. OR HABorir STOBE IP09 RBCEIVJLHG KLAHKKT ORDEK, SUPPLIER IS TO flnm COHPZBMED rwnwu B JMM 00000030 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or Insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mali invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. Br PAUL HUANI J f PURCHASING AGENT J-U Manufacturing ^Co#any, Inc. Purchase Requisition (Purchasing Nil oul'Shaded areas! JMM 00000031 PURCHASING Paul Quaa; Purchasing Department J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPERRY ROM) STOCKTON. CA 85208 Purchase Order wendor (Name & Address) I-AC n'akthatp: Du QUEBEC JUSD. c/0 EASTERN CHEW TRADING CO., LTD. 1117 STE, CATHERINE ST. WEST MONTREAL, QDE, CANADA H3BLH9 AITH: T.T. CHEW (51A) 281-0141 J-K MANUFACTURING HIGHWAY 75 H DENISON, XX 75020 SEE iRwam STOCKTON^ M30 OOUECI an EKamrt^ll 1 LAHEET OS ER Mt MCCORD & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVER OUR PARTIAL RBQfnCRBNEWT <|F HATKKTA4 SHpWH BELOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 1-1-86 Co 12-31-86. ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 $534/KT ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 $380/MT 3 F ETA OR Any nHER COVEKHHEHT AGHKCIKS BAH A/C PIPE IH THE USA, ATT SUPP1 -TKUI'S 1 XBKR IB OQR DfOUSOH PLABT WAREHOUSE HAT BE KETPRHED FOR FULL CREDIT & FR1 T[iGST I ILL be monixm BY BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED WILL BE SKIP! ED VIA 1 ICGTBAX (T.O F.C.) OS SLIP2EHKKTS & SHRINK-WRAPPED UNIT. i DTHORIZED JM XHTEACTr HQ PURCH&SIMC DEFT. OR HAROTJ) STONE I BQUIRBHKBT: IPOH KEIXIVTHG BLAHKKT ORDER. SUPPLIER IS TO SEND COHFUMED ORDER Hi i dr tASTERH m TRACIrlS CO. LTD REGU EL/l^X LAKE 1. Please lumlsh. subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or height allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall invoice In duplicate & B/L on dale of shipment. J / -By PAUL HUANGf VENDOR . j , u ,. ns*. > r \ Please find enclosed our laboratory tests results on a crocidolite fibre sample from China National Metal. This sample came to us through Eastern Chen. Results obtained are a bit confusing. . Ro-Tap and Quebec Standard tests show a 5R grade, but Bauer-McNett results indicate a 4T grade. Me also note a very high wet volume (in the range of our group 3 fibre) and a - very slow drainage rate. - We will run a fihre strength unit test on the remaining fibre and base the evaluation of our closest~maTching grade mostly on thaf~result. A complementary report will be issued as soon as F.S.U. results are known. - NB/dbtn . - - ccAGauthier jT? j RPGagnon ^ -GVerreaultf - -- CBernier Lab File N. Boutet ; . p. tJ: U % -- ) <?^7 j~e u (f JMM 00000033 LAC D'AMIAN Hi HU OUliUUC, LTEE CHVISION BLACK LAKE DIVISION ` ' ' CONTROLE OE LA QUALITE -- QUAUTY CONTROL : . RESULTATS DE TESTS EN LA.80RAT01RE - LABORATORY RESULTS j EMT OU OCTARTEMOfT EASTertnJ H (ILGLROAMOQ- SAMPLC *' KACHACe -- #AGGINC . uuanoe - oroc* ho. SOM - CAM MO. 4NCS - TOMS re ART - SHIFT . ' Cr.<x.\Ooh't C&jvc FfftRc^ fEon C rtiniR fUfl-rToruAMemt La6. AK>. A3 .MOAAO II L6. - 1 MIM. SO SEC.) 1/2 PO. - INCH. . A M. O.A o u. ' ___LLJ.C SO M. . 3.3 PAM - 0.1 rAP 4 S 6 4 70 7 MtM. so/to 00/10 (00/20 ___ 4 6 \6 rion IO 14 90 20 20 20 2S 3S 14 _____ 1-2- 20 A o.o 28 3A.O 35 13.0 35 y cs .65 _____ 3.2 PAN PAM PAM PAM * A o 0 T . C-rtenj *: . ME---120 MIM.I ;n / GfO\ -- // 14M*-. 1) .. . . 1 ISM. / .. \ 200 M, / . S^200 Mj/ MH TOEESLTAVAGE ~ 200 uM- .x.. * - 3o.o 12.0 AZ-O 1 0.0 * ___ tff.o - 30.0 .- - * . . _ . . .. * . r % (too gr.i T.CU LEI 1 20M. ^ UN NETS 4- 20 M. U.F.P. rCNU ROChCUXIM rock cont. 8UL*C MOO GR.I C.C. 4-SL. ta. ' o.ii"itAU I30GR.-2MRS1 C.C. 'fMl!~KeAU I20GR.-MHRS1 C.C. OSITC - VISCOSITY OSN C.C. lOO CR. T AATON image - filtration isec.i rACE - R.S.A. ICM.I * GR.I LCOR - COLOR 1. IINO.I 1^00 ACA Gloo . . . 1 * ; . ARGUES - REMARKS i/Al-C OOofcioCS (mM GO JMM nnnnnmi -- J-M Com mg r4 /^^^^"/^Purchase Requisition H----tishion Dept. Dale Prepared SaggesM Vendor Date Required L10 sTjJhl**^ Requisitioned 8y ^-3 H 0013 Barfcet Order No. Henartt fJaelificalion. Package. etcj AfiM. P^yXK MiNaiSSiSr Owngi Wo. Detmerto: > '> tr^ ,t/ K S5--.7 cfi&r jBrf.tHlco comer a a fa a' .w iev . GUptRe ^ ^SfSMri ifr* &vuJ4*^ <Ctp tw> m CaeRneia: ^T. D<f Tax Exempt v a)3p | form ^rl-JX'f ; v`1:1 y m2 /. Aibtj y T-- 3 r*-3 'iM ^7- <^A>cOl - /.I X H*!1 p-*) n ^4^. MlMcf Pwugv. pjy^t nrrti4<2<. /bv^-^1. - ->*\ .rd oiZek- {,S yAht/~p*y&3 jk> (\--^x*x4. JC^--Vli| jdtff* t f^f<^ ( 7".>. f -) b*>-- sQ& Jviypi, J 'f OtrA^uA - *^k ./ta.ej^*- --&>-j4/T A^o^i^X. -- rooxy, fct<>( tMvtgf - s>~v-- fJo^JL ( -3<rv . ^4 ^rWiv^ (Pu'Ctiasing till out Shaded areas) c: ip.fn-:* ^ttJG JMM 00000035 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 10SI Sperry Road. Siockton. California 93206 Tcl;(209; 982-1300 Tdcx:35949 Tdecapicr:(209) 465-8184 November 22, 1985 ***ReviEed Quotation; See Below; ST should be MLBS Lac. D'Amiante Du Quebec Ltd. C/0 Eastern Chen Trading Co., Ltd. 1117 Suite-Catherine St. West Montreal, Que. Canada H3B 1H9 (514) 281-0141 Attn: Mr. T. Chen l srK- r'l/pr -Z.) , Re: Bequest for Quotation, 1986 Dear Mr. Chen, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1986. - Ho specification is available at this time. to the description listed. Please bid according - Also, please submit the quotation, with' your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85 ox sooner. DESCRIPTION' 1986 FORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER *** a. ) 4 Grade *** b.) 5 Grade DENISON 6,000 MLBS 940 MLBS ST0CKT0K 7,400 MLBS 1.200 MLBS If there are any questions regarding the above Items, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely, / aJL Paul Huang,U Purchasing Manager PH/js enclosures i i JMM 00000036 J-f* A/C PIPE CORP. *051 Spq*J9f ROAD STOfiXTOU CA 9S206 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) r eSUKE KLAH3CKT OKDEt.' S tb CbrysoCile, Inc. ' ECCi/o Kittrra Chen Trading Co.. Ltd. 1117 Ste--Catherine St. Vest Snite 603 Montreal, Qaebec, Canada H3B1H9 . ----------* ---------"------------------------------------------- SfclTo: J~M Manufacturing Co. , Inc. -._________________ Denison. Tr. 75020 Ship Via I HRiBnmnnm ^ rail _______ * . FOB; , - c^-aaaiSasa.. Taxable "*- CHA&e AtroSeo reci % m a o _Temti ;.li ___ v. .. . Exempli H30 Ef fectlre li6 -3-1 6, the price of 4T asbestos fiber should he revised frfen $534 A(r t< $519.fax & fin* through 12-31-86. .A t ir -I The rest of this order restains unchanged. LAB Chrysotffe, Dnc. P. O. BOX 459 THETFORO MINES. QUEBEC. G6G 5T3 (418) 338-7500 TELEX: 05-833586 1. Please furnish, subject lo the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid- No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided atxjve. 3. Mart invoice in duplicate & BfLon dale of shipment. By Paul JMM 00000037 ___ I__________L vendor J-M A/C PIPE CORP. <* 1051 EFEH6Y fiOADT srdaabti. ca 95206 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) !> Gbrysotile, Inc. ' -{o Eastern Cbea Trading Co., Ltd. Oofoery Schtfhic % as released 1117 SCe-Catberine St. Vest Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B1H9 (514) 281-0141 IsaocDn 10-16-84 .:J_ |j| J-M Manufacturing Co. , Inc. HlOSl Sperry Id. Stockton, Ca. 95206 BUI IOCani_l..-.r - rv -- S. {r-....... Bill to Stockton, Ca. FOB:^ .. - . OeST. oa q Tixatrfo ``*iSSaT"^cr TU SNP.VU_______ _____ .4..-. rail . Tnoi '. . , H30 __ . - * T r---t eompcl x| BLANKET OKDE t F( R HKCQgn & BTU-TIK PITRPOSKS OHLT TO COVES. OOS PARTIAL EKQU1 REMKNT oar MsnrwTAT. iHOt 8 BELOV. il2-31-8<L 1. Asbestos Fiber 4l-3 $519./M IF EPA OS ANJT O7HEE COVEKHHKHT AGENCIES has a/C FIFE IH THE OSA. ALL SOFFLlEE-S FIXES IB OOS octlon PLAHT BUBOaOSE MAT BK KKTORBKD FOR FOIL CREDIT & KKEICHX WI LL BK BEGO HA* BT BOTH PASTERS. MATERIALS TO BK SUPPLIED WELL BE SHIPI ED VIA ON SLIPSHERTS & SHRINK-WRAPPED UNIT. AD n*lT7Kll OBTACT: HQ PORCHASIHG DEPT. OR D-W. WilRinson JOIKEBKBTi UP< B KKCKXVEHG BLANKET ORDER, SUPPLIER IS TO SEND CONFIRMED OgDER BACg. LAB Chrysotile, Bnc. P. O. BOX 453 THETFORO MINES. QUEBEC. (418) 338-7500 G6G 5T5 1-833586 EASTERN CHEN T1AQIHG (0. LTD. 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3- Mail invoice in duplicate & 87L on date of shipment. JMM 00000038 VENDOR J-M A/Q PIPfc-CORP. srocaaoi* ca ss2oa Purchase Order ' 'andor (Name & Address) ' Cbrycotile, lac. c/o Kmftwni Chen Trading Co., Ltd1117 Ste-Catberlne Sc. Vest Solce 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada HTB1B9 (514) 281--0141 iBootn & sonvs ranaa ohlt to coves ook partial BELOV PCS THE PERIOD OF 1-1-87 Co 12-31-87. L. Aabestoe Fiber 4T--3 $519.An aaiaroi nrIF epa her coveskcbbt sshcds bah a/c pm toc usa, all sufpu kr**s nmn ook P1AHT BAKEHOUSE MAT imwnnmu FOR FULL CUBIT & I RKEGHT HI X BE KG0 CIU io gf BOTH PARTIES- WnaTiM TO BE SUFFIXED HILL BE SHIFlfeD VTA nsEua (r 1 .c.) OH SKXPSHBE3S & SHBIK-HBAFFED IHUT. mmaram ji cqmcti HQ POBCHASIMC DEPT. OR D.H. WUklnaon *jb (oimnri uxiviJB munr ana, buppuxk is to no cavmiD 1. Please tumlsh, subject io the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. er Paol JMM 00000039 ' ( ' /' r~---- PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C^IPE CORP. 1051 SPORT &MD STOCKTOtt; CA OS208 Purchase Requisition RECEIVED OCT 2 1 purchasing Purchasing PIPE CORP. *% . 10S7 SHERRY ROAD S^piOli. CA SS2D6 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) ' ffuywrlh , Inrl49/o Euten Cbeo Tradlns Go., Ltd. 1117 IteHMbcrlas St. Vest Mix 603 HoBtrul, Qnrtrc, CniU B3B1H9 (514) 281-0X41 lac. Prof mn, lr. 75020 nil 30 K1 Eectlfc 16 -3-) 6, the price of 4T aibestm ll>er AoaU be rerfaed Cijoa $534./*$T u $519./Ml & line thnogh 12-31-66. Tbe teat of Chi* order imrino mduaged- TaiuMo U-0 1. Please furnish, subject to fhe conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall Invoice in duplicate 1 8/L on date of shipment. By Paul JMM 00000041 / f' ~~r~ PURCHASING AGENT 4**AfC PIPECORP lost sretnr hoad SJJOOCTOH. CAQS206 Purchase Requisition Oo PURCHASING J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 51 eeS&YROAO &royCrou. ca sszm idor (Name & Address) CiImxm Aateccei Ltl. F.O. Base 127 Ooppeiopolf, Ca. 95228 Aillt Mr. Cordon Goats fytnl TM.TMI___________________ J-M Co.. Xne- 1051 Sperry U. Stoektoo, Ca. 95206 Purchase Order Ef betlve 18 -16- 86 the price of 4T asbestos fiber will be revised frjow $470./S|r (4 $460./ST & fire through 12-31-86. The rest of this order restslos aoduagad. JMM 00000043 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side o( this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall Invoice in duplicate & B/Lon date of shipment. Gy Pool Hnanjrf (I / PURCHASING AGENT j-M A/aPIPE CORP Purchase Requisition RECEIVED OCT 2 \ By p M price of 4T asbestos fiber will be revised J77si~E^ J4W)., ST I tira through LZ-Jl-llb. The rest of 1 bis order ins unchanged. w-vivsxs;.- fill Wuir& BUMP p?PKCg5&; -.*7?1:.Sr??*;. :*-. ;-- gfr.>/jgCg hr ?`5r? WBrnm -- V'.I . ;S^agg-SB#; j i TTsi r- ^mfsmzz sg? W&ri&i? yss^gji PUOCHASING J-E AJCPIPECORP. IOS1 sp^srr HOAD STOCKTON. CA SS2CS "endor (Name & Address) calavkras asbestos ltd. PO BOX 127 OOPPESWOLIS. CA. 95228 ATTN: GORDON A. COATS (209)785-2201 J-M MANUFACTURING lost swaacr boas STOCKTON. CA. 95206 srr Purchase Order STOCKTON. HQ ACCI TRUCK: $lO.OO/ST I ^Ag>SL.nRfFMLgiFaA Swjfcp^jCgjgg 2/14/86 PUWT dest. .ia spq . MAMED r BLANKET ( BDE l FOB. RECORD AND BILLING PURPOSES ONLY 10 COVES. OUR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT OF MAXES] AL BOWS BELOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 1-1-86 TO 12-31-86. ASBESTOS FIBER AT GRADE 1470/ST ASBESTOS FIBER 5R GRADE $325/ST IF EPA O^ an: OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BAN A/C PIPE IN THE USA. ALL SIOpPLIKHS s FIBER IH OOR STOCKTON PLANT WAREHOUSE HAY BE RETURNED FOR FULL CREDIT & FREIGHT WILL BE ibgo:IATED BY BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED WILL BE P'iAcred wt e SURIWC-gflAPPfeD UNIT. AOTBORIZJ D Jk CONTACT: HQ PURCHASING DEPT. OR D.W. WLLEENSON REQUIREMENT: UPON RECEIVING BLANKET ORDER. SUPPLIER IS TO SEND CONFIRMED ORDER BACK. JMM 00000045 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2 Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & 8/L on date ot shipment. By PAUL HU.IAN i7 PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. ,V ii spswnr kmd STOCKT9M. CA SS2M Purchase Requisition (Purchasing ins out Shaded areas) PURCHASING JMM 00000046 f- (V/ichasIng DepamAent J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1031 Sperry Road. Stockton, California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1300 Tdcx:35949l Tdccopkr:(209) 465-8184 November 22, 1985 ***Bf.yxsed Quotation: See Below; ST should be HLBS Re: Bequest for Quotation. 1986 Dear Gordon, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1966. No specification is available at chis time. to the description listed. Please bid according Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by 12/6/85 or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 FORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER ***a.) 4 Grade ***b.) 5 Grade DEKISON 6.000 MLBS 940 MLBS STOCKTON 7.400 MLBS 1.200 ML88 If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. - Sincerely. Purchasing Kanager P8/js enclosures JMM 00000047 r?EC Galov/eras Asbestos Ltd. December 4, 1985 Mr- Paul Huang. Purchasing Manager JU Manufacturing Company. Inc. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton. CA 95206 ' Dear Paul, ' I am leaving on an extended business trip to Europe on Thursday, December 5, 1985, and will return to San Francisco the night of Thursday, December 19th. I would be pleased to meet you in your office on Friday, the 20th, about 10 a.m. As of this date, I have not heard of any definite 1986 pricing. One U.S. customer told me yesterday that a Canadian asbestos supplier advised him his price would not increase in 1986, but would remain the same. We are most interested in serving your Company in 1986. not only with our quality fiber, but also the service we can offer. I don't want any misunderstandings with you as occurred last year. We obviously roust be competitive, and can supply you F.O.B. your facility in Stockton at a lesser price than other, more distant mines. It is also possible that while on this trip I will learn about 1986 prices. is the case I will telephone you from wherever I am. If this I look, forward to visiting with you within two weeks. Best regards. Yours. CALAVERAS NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. GAC:tc . JMM 00000048 P.O. Box 127 - Copperopots. California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 Telex 3S9458 CALACOPL *r~ J-M A/C PIPE CORP. >051 SPERRY ROAO STOCKTOK CA *S206 "Tfldor (Name & Adctess) CAUVnts ASBESTOS LTD. PO BOX 127 , OOPFEKOPOLIS. Ck. 95228 AXTH: GORDON A COATS (209)785-2201 J-H KAHOFACTOKBIC 1051 SPERM VUO STOCKTON. CA. 95206 I- AST Purchase Order ENTERED FEB 2 0 t38S BM To: ; STOaCTOH. BQ ACCX sxpwto estimated freight TRUCK: 910.00/ST D e 'C r ' F I OefiwySchaMi AS RELEASED tsaatsM* 2/14/86 Purcfco* Outer No. JH6O035 FOB: Txibl PLANT OCST. OuSiE COLLECT XBSPO Q a oc % Tm , Exn(M@ H30 fEUgEEl- TELEX; 0S-833ST2 CABLE: -AMASCOLIMTeLPHONE (418) 338-2181 PUROLATOR CO DRIER Thetford-Mines, Qc, Canada December 18, 1985 SOCIETE ASBESTOS LIMITEE ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED C.P. / P.O. BOX 519. THETFOflO-MINES. QUEBEC. CANAOA. G6G 5T6 J-M MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, Calif. 95206 U.S.A. Attention: Mr. Paul Huang Purchasing Manager Re: Request for quotation - 1986 Dear Sirs: In reference to your letter inviting us to quote for 1986 asbestos fibre contract, we are pleased to quote the following prices valid for 1986: WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER DENISON STOCKTON 4T US $498.00 US $516.00 5R US $345.00 US $361.00 Above prices are per short ton and include transportation costs to door Stockton and Denison. / We are also pleased to enclose herewith some literature, as per your request. Yours very truly. Andre Lachance Traffic Manager AL/hlg Enclosure fOURMlSSEUfl O'AAAIANTE * itCKtLLE mONDIALC worldwide supplier or asbestos JMWl 00000050 Cv .Vi-EC i ED JH ni> STO ASBESTOS THTH TO: J.H. MANUFACTURING , USA ATTN: HR. PAUL HUANG DEC. IS, 1385 12-298 RE. VOUR LETTER DATED N0U. 22 <REVISION RECEIVED AH OEC 1' 19-55 HE ARE PLEASED TO QUOTE AS FGLLOHS: KtUtlVtU UH UtC- 13"5i FOR 1986 REQUIREMENTS 6RflDE DENISON STOCKTOAM 438.08 516.00 5R 345.80 361.66 ABGUE PRICES ARE PER SHORT TON IN U.S. DOLLARS AND T"'LUDES TRflNSPORATION COSTS TO DOOR PLANT. -ODE.. HE HILL BE CONFIRMING ABOUE BV LETTER THIS NEEK. HOPING ABOVE SATISFACTORV. REGARDS, A.LACHANCE ASBESTOS THTH -------I DISCONNECT V. - JMM 00000051 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1500 Tdex:359491 Tdecopier:(209) 465-8184 November 22. 1985 vised Quotation: See Below; ST should be MLBS Asbestos Corp- Ltd. PO Box 519 Thetford-Mines, Quebec Canada, G6C 5T6 Attn: Claude Limoges . Re: Request for Quotation, 1986 Dear Claude, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1986. No specification is available at this time. to the description listed. Please bid according Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 FORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER ***.} A Grade ***>.) 5 Grade DENISON 6.000 MLBS 9A0 MLBS STOCKTON 7.400 MLBS 1.200 MLBS If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. ' Purchasing Manager PH/js enclosures JMW1 00000052 TEL: (514)281-0141 EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO., LTD. LES ENTREPRISES DE L'ORIENT CHEN CO., LTEE 1117 Stc-Cathcrinc St. West, Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B 1H9 September 5,1986 Ms. Jeannine Simonian JM Manufacturing Company 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA. 95206 U.S.A. Inc. Dear Jeannine: Following our telephone conversation of September 3,1986, I would like to provide you with the name and address of LAB Chrysotile. LAB CHRYSOTILE, INC. 835 Mooney Street P.O.Box 459 Thetford-Mines, Quebec G6G 5T5 CANADA Tel: (418)338-7500 Telex: 05-833586 JM Manufacturing's account is looked after by Mr. Ken Power. He can be reached at {418)338-7627 LAB Chrysotile is consisted of three former major asbestos suppliers, namely. Lac d'Amiante du Quebec (LAQ) Asbestos Corporation Ltd. Bell Asbestos Mine. This new partnership went into offeet on June 18,1986. Shall you require any further information, please do not hesitate to contact me. I remain. Yours truly, N /) Bih Ju Chen A>j JMM 00000053 RECEIVE^ JUL 2 * LAB July 8, 1986 Gentlemen: We wish to inform you that the agreement creating a limited partnership between Lac d'Amiante du Quebec, Ltee (LAQ), Asbestos Corporation, Limited and Bell Asbestos Mines, Ltd., has been executed on June 18, 1986. We are convinced that this partnership, which will constitute the largest asbestos supplier in the western world, will ensure your long-term requirements. The name of the limited partnership will be LAB AND COMPANY, LIMITED while the production and marketing activities will be managed by a company named: LAB Chrysotile, Inc., 835 Mooney Street P.0. Box 459 Thetford-Hines (QC) Canada G6G 5T5 TELEPHONE: (418) 338-7500 TELEX: 05-833586 LAB Marketing Department will be reorganized as follows: Roland P. Gagnon V.P. - Marketing (418) 338-7616 Mrs. Jeannine Lessard Secretary (418) 338-7617 Jean-Marc Leblond General Director - Marketing (418) 338-7622 Peter Buchholz General Director - Sales (418) 338-7623 Harold F.X. Plate Sales Manager (USA & Mexico) (203) 579-2957 Ken Power Sales Representative (USA & Canada) LAB Chrysotile, tnc. P.O. Box 459 Thetlofd Mines. Quebec. G6G 5T5 (418) 338-7500 Telex: 05-833586 (418) 338-7626 .. ./2 JMM 00000054 July 8, 1986 Page 2 Marc Roy Sales Office Manager (418) 338-7620 Mrs. Gisele Gravel Documentation/Invoicing Supervisor (418) 338-7627 Len C. Webster Traffic Manager (418) 338-7621 Andre Lachance Traffic Supervisor (418) 338-7625 Bruno Roy Traffic Supervisor (418) 338-7645 ALL CORRESPONDENCE SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO: LAB Chrysotile, Inc., 835 Mooney Street P-O- Box 459 Thetford-Mines (QC) Canada G6G 5T5 . Production facilities have been reorganized to ensure that the new company will keep offering you high quality fibre and that you will be receiving the same quality fibre as you were supplied heretofore. All our marketing and technical staff is at your disposal for any inquiries you may have. We wish to thank you for your continued support of LAB's products and rest assured of our continued interest to supply your requirements of asbestos and remain, with kindest regards. RPG/jgl cc: File DFile JMM 00000055 LAB EFFECTIVE July 1, 1986 PRICE LIST NO. 100 ASBESTOS FIBRE PRICES PRICES IN CANADIAN DOLLARS PER ICTRIC TON F.O.B. BLACK LAKE OR THETFORD-HINES, QUEBEC. CANADA STANDARD GRADE DESIGNATION GUARANTEED MINIMUM TEST FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION PRICE PER ICTRIC TON STANDARD GRADE DESIGNATION 3F 3K 3R 3T 32 4A 4DZ 4D 4K 4M 4T 5D 5K 5M 5R 5Z 6D - 7D 7F 7H 7K 7M 7R 7T 10.5-3.9-1.3-0.3 7-7-1.5-0.5 4-7-4-1 2-8-4-2 1-9-4-2 0-8-6-2 0-7-6-3 0-7-6-3 0-4-9-3 0-4-8-4 0-2-10-4 0-0.5-10.5-5 0-0-12-4 0-0-11-5 0-0-10-6 0-0-8.6-7.4 0-0-7-9 0-0-5-11 0-0-4-12 0-0-3-13 0-0-2-14 0-0-1-15 0-0-0-16 0-0-0-16 Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fibre Fi bre Fibre Fi bre Waste Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts Shorts $ 2,443.00 2,075.00 1,764.00 1,600.00 1,569.00 1,510.00 1,272.00 1,227.00 1,196.00 1,183.00 1,083.00 838.00 838.00 788.00 711.00 613.00 521.00 308.00 279.00 230.00 193.00 177.00 164.00 160.00 3F 3K 3R 3T 3Z 4A 4D2 40 4K 4M 4T 50 5K 5M 5R 5Z 60 70 7F 7H 7K 7M 7R 7T Payment in Canadian Funds or U. S. equivalent. Standard Packaging: 50-kg. bag or 100-lb. baq (dependinq on the available packaging). Should any new government taxes be imposed , they will be added to our invoices. All sales are F.O.B. mine. Freight, insurance and fees are for customer's account. All offers are made subject to prior sale and orders are accepted subject to our ability to deliver. ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. INTEREST WILL BE CHARGED ON OVERDUE ACCOUNTS. LAB Chrysolite, Inc. P.O. Box 459 Thetlord Mines. Quebec. G6G STS (418) 338-7500 Telex: OS-833586 Issued - July 1, 1986 JMM 00000056 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. sgSi arZKar bcad sroacrou. ca asses '^ndor (Name & Address) LAC"D'AMTHATE DO QUEBEC X&D. C/0 EASTERN Qim TBADIBG CO., LTD. 1117 STE, nATHCTTWR ST. BEST MHTREAL, QUE. CAHADA H3B1H9 ATEB: T.Y. CHEK (514) 281-0141 Purchase Order J-M Manufacturing -^CoAfpany, Inc. Purchase Requisition (Purchasing (ill out'Shaded areas) JMM 00000058 PURCHASING Pau1 Quan /" Purltasing Department J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 8SZ06 Purchase Order ''endor (Name & Address) LAC~T) * AMTHATR DU QUEBEC JffiD. C/0 EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO., LTD 1117 STE, CATHERINE ST. NEST MONTREAL. QUE, CANADA H3B1H9 ATTN: T.T. CHEN (514) 281-0141 J-M MANUFACTURING HIGHWAY 75 H DENISON. TX 75020 SEE untKfiw PLANT MST. STOCKTON , CP N30 i: v:n Dc vcr ip Txxt>( aJSweO COLLECT Utvt Pf:CC ExemptPUfl 1LAHKKT OKI EX CT1 RECORD & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVES. OUR PARTIAL KEQ HS8MERT (F MATBRTA3. SHpBS BELOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 1-1-86 to 12-31-86. ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 ' $534/KT ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 $380/KT If epa ox 4bt 1ZBER GOVERNMENT AGNKCEES RAH A/C PIPE IB THK USA, ALL SDFFljXE'S iibkr in CNR DRKESOH PLANT WAREHOUSE MAT BE HRTTfBHKn FOX FULL CREDIT & PH TCHT I ILL BE HE* OTXKTKD BY BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED WILL BE SHTPpKD VIA 1ICSTBACK (T.O F.C.) OB SLIPSHKETS & SHRINK-WRAPPED UNIT. i rrmnPTryn JK XBfXACT: HQ PURCHASING DEPT. OS HAROLD STONE 1 KQDIRBMEir : JFOH RECEIVING BLANKET ORDER, SUPPLIER IS TO SEND CONFIRMED ORDER B LCS tASTERH Gil iRABBSB CO. 11Q- REGU >r' t. Please furnish, subject fo the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice In duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. JMM 00000059 VENDOR ; LAC D*AHIANTE DU QUEBEC. LTEE - `- . MEMORANDUM . . ' TO: P- Laroche FROM: N. Boutet . Date: April 25, 1986 SUBJECT: Crocidolite (blue fibre)(from China National Metal.' Please find enclosed our laboratory tests results on a crocidolite fibre sample from China National Metal. This sample came to us through Eastern Chen. Results obtained are a bit confusing. . Ro-Tap and Quebec Standard tests show a SR grade, but Bauer-McNett results indicate a 4T grade. We also note a very high wet volume (in the range of our group 3 fibre) and a very slow drainage rate. We will run a fihre strength unit test on the remaining fibre and base the evaluation of our closestTmatching grade mostly on thaTTresult. A complementary report will be issued as soon as F.S.U. results are known. .' NB/dbm . - . cc: _AGauthier Jp RPGagnon -GVerreaul - CBernier Lab File N. Boutet ; . p_ iJ; CJ% l cJL_ c^---jj --\ 'upn^- 9 jj: u/J^_ - -' -<2_ (f JMM 00000060 ; LAC D'AMIANTl: DU OUUI3UC, LTE (XVISION BLACK LAKE {NVISfOM ' * * ' CONTROLE OE LA QUALIT.E -- QUALITY CONTROL . ' . RESULTATS DE TESTS EN LABORATOIRE -- LABORATORY RESULTS >.. UEHT OU OEPARTEMENT ' USTOMER OR DEPARTMENT E-ASTergm Chou CH U.LOM - SAMPLE CRoC\Ooli't^ . IGRAOE) *' C6tvc FfftRc) ' ' ;' .. - HSACHAGC - BACCINC OUMANOe - order mo. AGON - CAR NO. . Ften Cni/VR fUrt-rion/n_ PleTTR. - ** 3MMES - TONS Are JART - SHIPT . * La6, fiD. 4(,83 * AHOARO <f LB. - 1 U1M. SOSEC.I 1/2 PO. - INCH. 4 M. io U. . ` 3ft M. PAN TAP 4S . - 6 4-70 7 l/MIN. 0/10 100/10 3 /A \ fi 4 / 6 \ tO C j IO ] 14 100/30 6 <4 20 IO 20 | 20 20 l 3S20 M _________ " 2S / 65 .65 RAH PAM PAN PAN we------(20 MIN.I gr; / to g.\ j f 14 M. f M. { SSU, / U. \ 200 M. / u. \200 %Ay/ SAI OE LAVAGE 5H TEST M - 200 M* 0.4 11--6 3.3 0.1 1-2. 4.0 4 0.0 34.0 13.0 3.8 4-.o 30.0 IZ.O 47..O 10.0 Ig-O 30.0 . .. -. XT (tOO GR.) *T|CU LE! 4JOM. ^ ruKNETS 4 20 W. U.P.P. ITENU ROCHlUX (-.1 ROCK CONT. f*BULKC" OOOGR.IC.C. 4.5 L. n. ' r'iiMttAU 130 GR.-2 MRS> C.C. r'flf"KeAU (20 GR.-4 H RSI C.C. 1 <=500 .- . "OSI T e - VISCOSITY tOSENE C.C. IOO CR. IE T RATION LINAGE - FILTRATION (SEC.I 'FACE - R.S.A. (CM.* CR.) iLEUR - COLOR J. IinO.1 4C.4 (olOO . . . i AfivJES - REMARKS yfiLE 0(loM05> (pPia) (oO JMM 00000061 j j J j c . - y rA Requisition A R----usttion Oapt SuggesM Vendor Data Prepared yf/n Dal.e6 RriCeq|UuRirecud I /aka**\ do Requisitioned By ^ ijasr1Ss&. H 0013 Stankat Order No. Remarks: (Justification. Package, etc.) fiiu A pv< PA HaJMMtlOL j tii^A QmmNol' Deliver to: W,TX * -*1 -- t-j . /v|grifeAly fiiity .-.ftYVJ ^I'JXY/ ------------tin:. Oly. . Omt * " . . . M ' oCStac gW/SBcn 0? a jpa oouect o s*C Fre%jbT . * j ' i':*,..*V;". *0 &HPS ,. Imn i'WJ* Taxable _^}r * Coefine tar - #r. /(j3p /rfj Account No. Project No. (wto No) Tex Exempt v' Charge Code/Cost Center tJ2^ (. febtdv* 7ihu ifT--3 r*-j '721 - rTvCc O^t^cZta ^Ant^ f^j H xt~y. _ ^ fljnueN um^Aaf. oiv^------c ^p&y&a v*-^-o Ak -Ak-^nfepfa /iifoCt^_j| 1 -vZt( A? \xJ( 1UA ^tr ( f.O. f -- MKvty. Kes( Im*A /dtcJ^V^Aj ~f C<j>>fe>c^~ /ffi- fctnjAux^ Qfiflk - a>~>-- {Ja*+h { -J&'W . lAju /K& lV+ ^ --$J*-Jbllt /4 ^dAyt A ~n*s*Mj( (Purchasing lili oui Shaded areas) c; iprtH'ASfWC L. ^ (Purchasing JMM 00000062 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1031 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 93206 Td:(209) 982-1300 Te!ex:35949l Tdecopier:(209) 465-8184 November 22, 1985 ***Revised Quotation: See Below; ST should be HLBS Lac. D'Aniante Du Quebec Led. p7*( C/0 Eastern Chen Trading Co., Ltd. 1117 Suite-Catherlne St. West Montreal, Que. Canada H3B 1H9 (516) 281-0161 Attn: Hr. T. Chen SlK Re: Request for Quotation, 1986 Dear Hr. Chen, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1986. . No specification is available at this time. to the description listed. Please bid according . Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85or sooner. DESCRIPTION' 1986 FORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER *** a.) 6 Grade *** b.) 5 Grade DENISON 6,000 HLBS 960 HLBS ST0CKT0K 7,600 MLBS 1.200 HLBS If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. ' Paul Huang,U Purchasing Hanager PH/js enclosures JMM 00000063 J-M A/C PIPE CORP.-. 1051 SFEP.RY ROAD STotKTOli. CA 95206 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) Cjchahgk klahkkt okdek..< C 3* Cbrysotile. Inc- lifiit/o Kastcm Chen Trading Co.. Ltd. 1117 Ste--Catherine St. Best Snide 603 Kmtreal, Quebec, Canada H3B1H9 . (5141 281-0141_____________________ J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. HigSSi^SH BIU To. ....., Denison, Tat. 75020 Ship Via_____ . rail ____________ _ * A. . .. ' PLAKT OEST. CMAAGE ALWWH) COlXECI aa n a .Term* ... s EmbmI lj H30 .Unit P/i:c.v Ef Cective 16 -3-16, the price o 6T asbestos fiber should be revised frtaa $534./iff t $519./KT & fin, through 12-31-66. a t IT 'I The rest of this order rextains unchanged. LAB Chrysotife, Inc. ,' P- o. BOX 459 THETF0RD mines; QUEBEC. G6G 5T5 (418) 338-7500 TELEX: 05-833586 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. ' 2. Material Sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & BfL on cate of shipment. By Pan! JMM 00000064 __ 1_______ L VENDOR J-M A/C PIPE CORP. ^ * (' 1051 SFESS6Y ROAD STOCKTON, CA 95206 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) ' ab Cbxysotile, Inc. ' -lo Eastern Oxen Trading Co., Ltd. UX7 Ste--Catherine St- Best Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B1H9 (514) 281-0141 OeRwefy Schedule _ as released toee Drte 10-16-86 J CndaxIMirNoi. JH60092 ... .1 1 I1051 Sperry Sd. [Stockton, Ca. 95206 , Inc. _ ....... :. i-.-.. .. Bill to Stockton, Ca. FOfi:^____ .. PLAKT OCST. n fi "'pro CHaAGE SNp.Vta'......................... w ..... Lr. . .Terms *. , '*----- - rail N30 Taaable KlCr Tt Exemptlxj IHKET OSDEk FdS HSCPRP & BUJXBG PURPOSES OHLT TO COVER OCR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT HATEBTAT. H BKLOW. . "3^7/V7*L ~r/We il2-31-8<t 1. Asbestos Fiber 4T-3 " . $519-/10 XF KPA OR AH C Oj HER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BAH A/C PIPE IB THE USA, ALL SUPPIJ ER**S ' FI5ER IB OOR -Si acfctoo- PL` AHT HASEHOOSE MAT BE RETURNED FOR FULL CREDIT & 1REIGHT VQ1 BE HEGOfriAtKD BT BO'TH PARTIES. ` TO BE SUPPLIED BILL BE SHIP:I ED VIA OH SLXPSHEETS & SHRINK-WRAPPED UNIT- AD CHQRIZKD JF)t (X HTACT: HQ PURCHASING DEPT. OR D-B- Wilkinson JUTREMEHTi UP< H RECK!VUJG BLANKET ORDER, SUPPLIER IS TO 8KHD CONFIRMED O^DER BAC^ LAE Chrysofile, One. - P. O. BOX 459 ` . THETFORD MINES. QUEBEC . G6G 5T5 (418) 338-7500 JHJEXufl5r833586 EASTERN CHEN T1ABING (0. LTD. 1. Please furnish, subject lo the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. By Paul 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate A B/L on dale ol shipment. JMM 00000065 :--i--_________i_ VENDOR J-M AK^PIP^CORP. stockkkT<<95206 Purchase Order ' ''vutor (Name & Address) ^ib CfaTaotlle, Inc. ` c/a Hiirtwa Quo Trading Co., Ltd. 1117 Sce-Gntberiits St. Vest Suite 603 Mwilwal, Quebec, CihukU H3B1H9 (516) 281-0141 Ft t KEOOSD & BXLUBG FOSPOSES OBLT TO COVES OUR PARTIAL EBqMpEHET HATKgTAL an below m the pbeiod of 1-1-87 to 12-31-87. 1. Asbextoa Fiber 4T-3 $519.fa IF SPA OS Asr ttjHKR GOVKBHHKHT lanumei BAH A/C PIPE IH THE USA, ALL SDFPU EB"S FI IBS. m OUK Si tf:|TTi PLAHT BAKEHOUSE MAT BE KKTWMHKD KK FULL CSKDIX & XKKICBT WE X BE I BY BOTH PASTIES. XATltgTAT-* TO BE SUPPLIED WILL BE SHIPPED VIA FI JGYBAcr (T .0.1 .C.) OB SUPSBEEXS & sHKUut-MAFHtn TOUT. - itHroiZHI Jfc CdBTACTr EQ P0U2ASIHC DEPI. OK D.W. WtlUnsan {untEtgHTi orqH Musrnac sunantr am, aanun is to sxbd baa. 1. Please furnish, subject lo the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. By Paul JMM 00000066 -t / V PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C^piPE CORP. 1051 SPBVff^QM) STOCKTOet CA 05208 lulsitlon Dept. Date Prepared Blanket on 10-16-86 Purchase Requisition RECEIVED OCT 2 1 P.R. No. H 8136 Date Required Requisitioned By Project No. (wto NoJ nrowi Remarks: (Justification, Package, etc.) OelNer to: Bill to Stockton,Ca- Stockton, Ca. .j-AtutwmrtD- Eh :^Q rTarms. - ~ : ^ 'iConfffmtb:- t.V. ch^i- J IfgSfiL ' cou^cr' Est;^Ff^lght. '13=, ^ e.oi ^q-. ^ -V " Charge Code -- -Z.* ' Account No. -o BELLING PURPOSES (HILT TO COVER OUR PARTIAl IS L. Asbestos Fiber 4T-3 mrttrtnntkakifgitraifyViprtT t&aagsste IF EPA )R AS r OTIER GC VERB 1KNT AGENCIES BAN A/C PIPE IN THE USA, ALL SOK-----fiber ifr-em Sto lrton.f LAN'S WAREHOUSE MAY BE RETURNED FOR FULL CREDIT Hill BE NEGOTIATED BY BOTE PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED WILL ~PTt IGTBApK (l TOTE cr* I S~SICPSHEEIS tx SHRINK-WRAPPED UHIT.~ TUT 'HURTEed jM ixinzcn W rogmgriHcnPKFT. ~0R~fgSfflflii*1ifflB -w- wxlfc-J i*f|g|tg REt BIKE ENT: UPO 9 RBCI IVHfJ BLANKET ORDER, SUPPLIER IS TO SEND COHPI v-!SV3S;v S* -g-asas^feg' --->%. ' 'si Date Received Partial or Complete Received By (Purchasing till o l Shaded areas) /VJr.noycr Section HeaJ JMM 00000067 Paul Huai Purchasing D PURCHASING PIPE CORP. 1051 STRRYR9*D S^^CKTO!*, CA 05206 *'' Vendor (Name & Address) ' Purchase Order craws BuuncuT osias Ctu/uMle, Zac. Butsn Chen Zodlag Go., ltd. 1117 Ste*Cldierli Sc. Be*t Salt* 603 Koatrul, Quebec, Canada E3B1HS (514) 281-0141 Co., lac. Tr. 75020 roll I Hoc lfi *3-( 6, the price of 4T asbestos fiber should be revised *534. /*& c4 $519./KT & fin through 12-31-06. 2he rest of this order remains asdunged. 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. * 2L Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall Invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. By Paul JMM 00000068 Ii _____(! / f PURCHASING AGENT AfC PIPE CORP. * 1054 SPBHV ROAD S^/CKTON. CA 0S208 tuWtlon Oept. Date Prepared 'Change Blanket order 10-16-86 Suggested Vendor Purchase Requisition Date Required Requisitioned By RECEIVED OCT 2 t P-R.No. H 8137 Project No. (ado No.) Bill Harris Remarks; (Justification, Package, etc.) Deliver to: do PURCHASING J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. QUOTATIONS DATE: JM - Admin - 09 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. -551 epS^rritaAO STOr/CTOM. CA. 8S2M idor (Name & Address) Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. P.O. Box 127 Copperopolla, Ca- 95228 UlSi Mr. Gordon Costs Offrt 78S-22Q1 Purchase Order Kf EectlTe 10 -16- 86 the price of 4T asbestos fiber will be revised frjoe $470. /S|C ti| $460./ST & fin through 12-31-86. The rest of this order rentalns unchanged. JMM 00000071 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall Invoice in duplicate & 8/L on date of shipment. By Paul Hnangfj (/ j____________L / PURCHASING AGENT j-M A/<^PIPE CORP. x "r '* 1051 ^EBHY HOAD STOtKTON. CA 95206 Purchase Requisition RECEIVED OCT 2 l I PURCHASING J-6 A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPWY ROAD igfcCKTG*. CA. 9S2Cfi *'endor (Name & Address) CALAVEBAS ASBESTOS LTD. PO BOS 127 CQFPEEQPOLIS. CA. 95228 AIBI: GOHBOH A. COATS (209)785-2201 Purchase Order o. On Invoice, -.h ?.l:l:2U = . J-M A/C PIPE CORP .V i651 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 85306 Purchase Requisition BT ^MKTflj OO!RD& FOB RE(33ED & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVER OUR P "OP iKTk|U I AI SHOWl ~~BEI 3WTUK-'rfUT'PERIUU OP l-T-86 Cfl 12-31-86. I. Asbestos Fiber 4T grade 2. Asbestos Fiber 5R grade IF EPA OR / [NY OT1 flBR GOVERNMENT AGNECIES BAN A/C PIPE IN THE USA -FI 8BR-3 N-Ot R: TOdKTOt PLANT WAREHOUSE MAY BE -RETURNED--ROR FPI.1l MILL BI NE( OTIATg:ld bi BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED WT "5B RINK- WRKI PER -tnrXT AttfHCBJgEir 3H~coi rrscr: t--aq purchasing dept, or d.w.wilrihsoh ri QuiRi meni: up$n receiving blanket order, supplier is to send|| Data Received Partial or Complete Received By (Purchasing (III out Shaded areas) PURCHASING JMM 00000074 rchaslng Department LA T'' ^>100 (VtI C' ViO"/ / 10 ^ IA ko ^ FO-& \ r-- l 3> 0 +wv ^ / T ) <P> OcD d S^rA,- Pc/rr H^C/fr ^ r<A*5 ^ ----- ir JMM 00000075 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1500 Telex:359491 Tdccopier:(209) 465-8184 November 22, 1985 ***poysed Quotation: See Below; ST should be MLBS Ke: Bequest for Quotation, 1986 Dear Gordon, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our foreast requirements for the year 1986. No specification is available at this time. to the description listed. Please bid according Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85 or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 PORCAST WHITE ASBESTOS FIBER ***a.) 4 Grade ***b.) 5 Grade DEKISON 6,000 MLBS 940 MLBS STOCKTON 7,400 MLBS 1.200 M-BS If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. - Sincerely, Purchasing Manager PB/js enclosures JMM 00000076 Galav/eras Asbestos Ltd. December 4, 1985 Mr. Paul Huang, Purchasing Manager JM Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Dear Paul, ' I am leaving on an extended business trip to Europe on Thursday, December 5, 1985, and will return to San Francisco the night of Thursday, December 19th. I would be pleased to meet you in your office on Friday, the 20th, about 10 a.m. As of this date, I have not heard of any definite 1986 pricing. One U.S. customer told me yesterday that a Canadian asbestos supplier advised him his price would not increase in 1986, but would remain the same. We are most interested in serving your Company in 1986, not only with our quality fiber, but also the service we can offer. I don't want any misunderstandings with you as occurred last year. We obviously must be competitive, and can supply you F.O.B. your facility in Stockton at a lesser price than other, more distant mines. It is also possible that while on this trip I will learn about 1986 prices. If this is the case I will telephone you from wherever I am. I look forward to visiting with you within two weeks. Best regards. Yours. CALAVERAS NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. GAC:tc JMM 00000077 P.O. Box 127 Copperopolis. California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL wr J-M A/C PIPE CORP. IOS1 SPERRY ROAO STOCKTONS CA 95206 ` '-ndor (Name & Address) CALAVERAS ASBESTOS LTD. PO BOX 127 , COPFEROPOLXS. CA. 9S228 ATTHr COKDOH A. COATS (209)783-2201 Purchase Order ENTERED FEB 2 0 J38S, DcOwy Schoduta | AS RELEASED IMM Dttl 2/14/86 Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. RECt<v_w fto 0 7 888 February 6, 1986 Mr. Paul Huang, Purchasing Manager J-M A/C Pipe Corporation 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Dear Paul, Enclosed are two communications from AIA. The EPA announcement is only a proposal and it seems that everyone except EPA doesn't think there is a chance it will become law. Thank you for your order for 1986 at Stockton. Hopefully, we will be able to serve you at Denison. The special rail rate we requested to Denison has been approved and should become effective on or about February 14, 1986. I believe that this will be about $50/ton. This letter also confirms our agreement of yesterday to a 5R price of $325/ton, F.O.B. Mill, Copperopolis, California. Best wishes. Y ours, CALAVERAS NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. General Partner GAC:tc Gordon \ Coats Presroen^/ JMM 00000079 P.0. Box 127 Copperopolis. California 95226 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL Golaveras Asbestos Ltd. Gordon A. Coats Goners! Managar RECEIVED FEB 2 0 February 19. 1986 Mr. Paul Huang, Purchasing Manager J-M A/C Pipe Corporation 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Dear Mr. Huang, I have just been notified by the Santa Fe Railroad representative that the rate to Denison, Texas which we have been negotiating with them, has been approved and is effective this date. In view of this we hope to be able to competitively supply fiber to your Denison, Texas facility. ' Gordon is away on a very extensive sales trip, but if you have any questions please give me a call. Terri L. Cantrell, Secretary to Gordon A. Coats PO Bo* 127 Copperopofc. Ca&fcxrua 9S228 Telephone (209) 78S-2201 Tele* 359458 CALACOPL JMM 00000080 HlSj-3 _ ~ ^g/3 sy-^6 iF DECEIVED AU6 k tttt . /& <stzfes: _-- --fty>/AC<L c ''O/iY/jOc;^, /)>)?&/UB^ -Sc^/^u/s - /)5P/f/)crr/< l CM/btSAJ^f /^Bj6>os&^ S e>sj/y > - G/&f*>A ujAff/ c&do /=/?-/ =r2//S<Z . /<GVSf6j *Z&&dSfc* y&Zy ^/0Mj~^u2> Y>//?yy' 7/+B *>^se//>?-, O/S /3 6u/j/>r~ y#Br /*#//'&/*& Ff6&2^> ^y/V/^^C /#*? A&7- GY&f /rS&C 7& /&9<3- . /Wp&tfl/kz *&=//</ S- J}AyY (3E&1 /=&UL>i>//* r \Jfafcy Cuz& p/fe?6ez/t /%SM /%*y CJ}&jf<yK- Cbi, /AJ y% ii)ofcc2>, Afoj?//yuS ye. ^2 ! -fc JMM 00000081 RECEIVED JUN PLUESS-STAUFER (CALIFORNIA) INC f>.O.tOXI2S. IUCHN VAUEY.CA.I3$< 1EI. I4I9124&-7M4 UXVVU 474 344 Mr. Paul Huang J-M MANUFACTURING. INC. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California 95206 L YOUR REF. OUR REF. 1filS . _* LUCERNE VALLEY June 3 . Dear Paul, -- -- Be.: Cellulosic Fibers (Interfibe) As promised to you in our last meeting, please find enclosed specifi cations of these products which are used to replace asbestos. We have taken the representation of these products- recently. you have any questions please feel free to call us. If Sincerely, PLUESS-STAUFER (California), INC. ' . Im/ Kurt Enderli President enclosure JMM 00000082 j/vTajrfac Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION: COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH: FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE: MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIALPALLET SIZE & WEIGHT: Blended cellutosic fibers and surfactants. Blue Gray 1.1 mm Average -- 1.5 - 3.0 Maximum -- 4.0 fi 30 - 40 Hydrophilic 3.5% - 550F . Reinforcement tiller (or asphaltic emulsions, latex and textured coatings. 50 pound bag 28" long x 18' wide x 10" high. 4 mil low-lineal density polyethylene. Oak 58 x 40". 4 way entry pallet -- Oak 54' x 37' top frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and top combined. Overall dimensions 58' long x 40' wide x 50" high. Shipping weight net / gross per bag per skid 800 pounds net / 840 pounds gross INTERFiBE A TRADEMARK OF SULLIVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000083 We C0**0* oniopoM conOiMtm oedar >txti IM nloxnoKm 0AO Ou< oroOwCV Of Be OroduCIt d oOet mont4oOi#rt ComtMtoten <W 0*00ucn. (DOT oe VMrd we OCC W 0 retoonwofitv to return 00>0norf ty OOOkCOW O* lh*t m*oawa**Xt or * W3**Y ond IMUCMfi of Our Dtoouoi Mhe atone or a comcmobon *rih orftet oroducit Osen oe o<Ma to mote wvr omt tetn to otierntine ih o*o*tr oftd wtoo*ty of eodt ucr* oroduct o< product aynO^OKrh ky mee own purpotet umeti othetmte o<peed wrwo. * ** DKiOtxns wfhMl ooniv. Oita Ouy*rs or^ uiei auume oft reuxyiutMrfv 6nd vv>My lots <y oomo^e cwiq from Ota hondifiQ ond um ol Otrf products, whether wad okme o at CQtiOnOlon rtn O*v* produch /Af/aWac vvr Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION; COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH: FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE; MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: OIL ABSORPTION: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIAL: PALLET SIZE & WEIGHT; CeUutosic fiber and other chemical inert fillers. Gray . IjO mm Average -- 0j6 - \A Maximum -- 2.0 p 30 - 40 Hydrophobic 22% 550*F Six times Its own weight. Reinforcement filler for undercoatings, sealants, caulks, and coatings. 50 pound bag 28* long x 18' wide x 10' high. 4 mil low-lineal density polyethylene. Oak 58 x 40'. 4 way entry pallel -- Oak 54' x 37' top frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and top combined. Overall dimensions 58' long x 40' wide x 50' high. Shipping weight net / gross per bag per skid 1.000 pounds nel/1.040 pounds gross ( y \ INTERHBE A TRADEMARK Of SULLIVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000084 V** Control OrKiCpol* ofl conckbom uno mtuch mi mkumofion One ov ptOduCH. or the (KOQvCH of Ofha* tnQAglOOufert n COtnOrrOfion wflh our DroOwCtt, <nOy M tM0 Wo OCC*0> no tiponU>4tfy *Or Or the oppBcOOon cH tt MamohOh or tfw softy ont) fc<AOt>lcTy Of our ptodudv llher done or In combinoion 04W product! Umu pro odvM *0 moh Own Letts to dsfrwrno the wtoty ood tuMOftify of ttOCh uefi pioArCt < orodwO oorabinotofi to tn*e o--o OutpoMi Unieu ome*--ne oyd in ntfiMq. we mS its piodgOs --runout worronty, ond buyers QhO *tn onume aB reoontiDiMv end kaokty *or lou or Oomoge owg from Sve handing and use of our products, wfeftu ureO atons or In oombinolon ron onw product* flWIiZVmC 200 Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION: COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH: FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE: MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIAL: PALLET SIZE & WEIGHT: Blended cellulose fibers and surfactants. Blue Gray 1.1 mm Average -- 25 - 45 Maximum -- 5.0 30 - 40 Hydrophilic 35% 550"F Reinforcement filler for asphaltic emulsions, latex and textured coatings. 50 pound bag 28' long x 18' wide x 10" high. 4 mil low-lineal density polyethylene. Oak 58 x 40'. 4 way entry pallet -- Oak 54' x 37' lop frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and top combined. Overall dimensions 58' long x 40' wide x 50" high. Shipping weight net f gross per bag per skid 600 pounds net / 840 pounds gross INTERFIBE A TRADEMARK OF SULLIVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000085 W* connof owcooM O* conOMm ^oc mmcA DV1 MorfMMA ond proOuCti, Oi llw prorfudi of Other mcrMopwen COmtxvafcoo h out potfwcR, moy In uieO occOi no 'soormtwey tor leiuin otmmad by applicoton d mit aNormofion or the kMv onrf to<t*oO**v of ou 9Nt ok>N or n comDtnoioo tfn om pudocti Ulen ore orfnwd >o moM Knii on lent to a*--rwine v solely antf letotnWy of eoch oroOua or (yooua comomotoi lor to** o-o puipoti. llnieu aOWMite Offeed n wtekiQ. we Sod in* produCh vtooui wo8Ny. OlVt Ovryors Oto users onme an respOAMMity and obei>y tor loo or doitoOe otbmo hondfing and soe of Owr pcodvCM. n(ner used done or n cemoesofrofl 4n amer product* SULUVAN CHEMICAL, INC. NEW "INTERFIBE" PRODUCT SELECTION Inter!ibe 531M Generic Description: '`Spec-blended" cellulosic fibers and other inert ingredients. Color; White Packed Density: .16 (10.2 lbs/cu. ft.) Oil Absorption: Moderately oiiophilic, absorbs four times its own weight. Water Absorption: Moderately hydrophobic. ' Approximate Screen Analysis: 99% thru 20 mesh, 90% thru 50 mesh. * Primary Uses: Filler for rubber, plastics and mastics. Bag Size: Nominal 40 lb. bag approximately 28" long x 18" wide x 10" high. Bag Material: 4 mil. low-lineal density polyethylene co-extruded bag; inside polyethylene slippery for easy material discharge. Pallet Size & Weight: Oak 58" x-40" 4-way entry pallet. Oak 54" x 37" top frame. Aproximately 40 lbs./pallet & top combined. Shipping overall dimensions: 58" long x 40" wide x 50" high. Shipping Weight net/gross: per bag/per skid: 800 lbs. net/840 lbs? gross. 20-40 lb. Bags/skid - 23300CHAGW'! &v:. CLEVEiyvND. CiVTj aji22 (216) *6-1-3377 JMM 00000086 ftr/cnffaci Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION: COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH. FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE: MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: OH ABSORPTION: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIAL: PALLET SIZE & WEIGHT: Blended oeHulosic flbers. days and inert additives. Gray 1.1 mm Average -- 45 - 65 Maximum -- 7.0 p 30 - 40 Hydrophobic 35% 550* F Six times its own weight Reinforcement filter lor asphaltic and eiastomerlc compounds. 50 pound bag 28' long x 18' wide x 10' high. 4 mil low-lineal density polyethylene. Oak 58 x 40*. 4 way entry pallet -- Oak 54' x 37' top frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and top combined. Overall dimensions 58' long x 40' wide x 50' high. Shipping weight net /gross per bag per skid 1,000 pounds net/1040 pounds gross INTERFUSE A TRADEMARK OF SULLIVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000087 W* corool ondc^wta on conaiiom wxVx Mtvdi Put Wormofron ond our products O Im proOucts of oft* rnoutae*u**rt in comOinolioo ~<m Our (xodudv, mar 04 vwd. Wa ocnpt no tapontfeihty lor <4HAt obfoMed br to* imiiirTU'nn Wt WotmiHort or tM nifty o^d ot product*. oV otooe <* ki caainoaon Mt oto* pnduca tMn or odvnod to art* t*f own lest* to doartmtN m k*nv od wtobtHy o* toCft such product or product coi^notiori tor Imn own pwpOMi INrtoc* oftfrrln oqr--tf to toOno. m Ml to* product* OnONy. ond Ouyen run] uiimi onu-ntr o* ioaui>llty ond tor toss or dwnogi adngkomtM Mtotoggndtiwdour product*. wfwtw u*d t*onm or in COnOtnatton witn otoor products. ....................-.....................................-- ------------ Occupational Safety and Health Administration MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET OMB No. Required under USOL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915. 1916. 1917) SECTION MANUFACTURER'S NAME EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO. Interfibe Research Corporation (616) 323-8366 aOorcss (Numb&s Street, City, Stitt, and ZIP Code) ________1615 Vanderbilt Road Portage, Michigan 49002 CHEMICAL, NAME ANO SVNONVMS | TAAp NAME ANO SVNONVMS Cellulosic based fibers Interfibe 463 CHEMICAL FAMILY FORMULA --____Mixture SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS FAINTS. PRESERVATIVES. s> SOLVENTS X TLV (Ucvitsl ALLOTS ANO METALLIC COATINGS PIGMENTS BASE MCTAL . '* ' . TLV (Uniu) CATALYST ALLOYS - VEHICLE SOLVENTS Aoorrives OTHERS METALLIC COATINGS FILLER METAL PLUS COATINC OR CORE FLUX OTHERS ` HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER UOUIOS, SOLIDS. OR CASES X TLV - (Units) - '* This section not aDDlioable SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA SOILING POINT (F.) VAPOR PRESSURE (okd Kg.) VAPOR OENSITY (AIR1) n/a SPECIFIC GRAVITY (^0*1) - PERCENT, VOLATILE n/a BY VOLUME (%| n/a EVAPORATION RATE ( . .... -I) SOLUBILITY IN WATER Slight _________________ Gray, finely particuiated rider mixture, appearance and ODOR essentially oSorless. SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (Method uwd] n/a FLAMMABLE LIMITS ' extinguishing meoia special fire fighting procedures n/a n/a LftJ UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS ' i-i SI itprht n/a ot - PAGE (11 (Continued on reverse side) Form OSHA-20 R#v. May 72 JMM 00000088 THRESHOLD LIMIT VALUE EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA n/a None known EMERGENCY AND FIRST AIO PROCEDURES - ____________________________________________Rinse off with water. Non-corrosive STABILITY UNSTABLE SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA CONDITIONS TO AVOIO STABLE * INCOMPATABIUTV {Materials to erotd) X HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS HAZARDOUS polymerization MAY OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOIO X _ * SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASEO OR SPILLED Sweep or vacuum WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD . ' Class XII or other landfill. . * SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION RESPIRATORY PROTECTION (Specify typel *' As- with any inert rinely divided material - wear mask- VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST . SPECIAL mechanical (General) OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOVES OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT eve protection Normal protection aaainst foreicrn substances. SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS. PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING ANO STORING None OTHER PRECAUTIONS None PAGE (21 Form OSHA-20 Rr. M*jr 72 JMM 00000089 SUPPLIER SuHivan Chemical, Inc. HEALTH HAZARD RATING ___0_ MATERIAL DESCRIPTION___________ Interfibe 463 ___________ FLAMMABILITY HAZARD RATING fl_. REACTIVITY HAZARD RATING __1_____ PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIP. R 0 MINIMAL HAZARD 1 SLIGHT HAZARD 2 MODERATE HAZARD 3 SERIOUS HAZARD 4 SEVERE HAZARD I. HEALTH HAZARD RATING . No significant risk to health Irritation or minor reversible injury possible Temporary or minor reversible injury may occur Major injury likely unless prompt action is taken and medical treatment Is given Life-threatening major' or permanent damage may result from single or repeated exposure . II. FLAMMABILITY HAZARD RATING 0 MINIMAL HAZARD Materials that are normally stable and will not burn unless heated . 1 SLIGHT HAZARD Material that must be preheated before ' ignition will occur. Flammable liquids in this category will have flash points (the lowest temperature at which ignition will occur) at or above 200 F (NFPA Class TUB) 2 MODERATE HAZARD Material that must be moderately heated before ignition will occur. Including flammable liquids with flash points at-or above 100 F and beLow 200 F (NFPA Class' II & IIIA) 3 SERIOUS HAZARD HateriaL capable of ignition under almost all normal temperature conditions, including flammable liquids with flash points below 73 F 4 boiling points above 100 F as well as liquids with flash points between 73 F and 100 F (NFPA Class IB 4 1C) 4 SEVERE HAZARD Very flammable gases or flammable liquids with flash points below 73 F and boiling points below 100 F (NFPA Class lA) JMM 00000090 m/aV/acii Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION: COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH: FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE: MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: OB. ABSORPTION: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIAL PALLET SIZE & WEIGHT: Celtulosic fibers and other chemically inert materials. Gray 'Light Gray 1.1 mm Average -- 2J5 - 4J0 Maximum -- 50 30 - 40 Hydrophobic 35% 550-F Six times Its own weight. Reinforcement filler for asphaltic cement, sand Ailed epoxy and elastomeric compounds. 40 pound bag 28" long x 18" wide x 10' high. 4 mil low-lineal density polyethylene. Oak 58 x 40". 4 way entry pallet -- Oak 54' x 37' top frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and lop combined. Overall dimensions 58* long x 40' wide x 50' high. Shipping weight net / gross per bag per skid 800 pounds net/840 pounds gross INTERFIBE A TRADEMARK OF SUlUVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000091 We cannot onhopow on condJiearn under which 0m MoanoMn one cut proouctv Or (Tie prodwdi or offer <nonu<ocUn in oombinoilon ta o>x ptoduca. tnor te uno. * oocCO* no letpomiotny tor tosuat oototnod ty ffe opplcoiion Of thb Information o' fe tofery ond tu*ob% c* out produch. atser alone or In comdnofaon MVi Offer producH UMd Or Odnmd to make teir own M) lo deietwkw me tolety cno tuffobaity of oai aucf) produd or produO Comtenofion lor ffeir Own purpose*. Untoa omnrvese ogreed In wffing. w tl >e pcduch wtooul warranty, ond bvyert and mm anne off reiparntpl--y and hoCMry or damage o*ang lom ffe hondffrtg and use of 04 poduch. -tetter wed otone or In comtomoffion <mn ome* proouctv SUPPLIER Sulllvan Chemical, Inc. HEALTH HAZARD RATING ___Q_ MATERIAL DESCRIPTION___________ Interfibe 231M ___________ FLAMMABILITY HAZARD RATING__J)_ REACTIVITY HAZARD RATING __1______ PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIP. _______ 0 MINIMAL HAZARD l SLIGHT HAZARD 2 MODERATE HAZARD 3 SERIOUS HAZARD < SEVERE HAZARD I. HEALTH HAZARD RATING No significant risk to health Irritation or minor reversibLe injury possibLe Temporary or minor reversible injury may occur Major injury likely unless prompt action is taken and medicaL treatment is given ' Life-threatening major or permanent damage may result from single or repeated exposure II. FLAMHABILITY HAZARD RATING 0 MINIMAL HAZARD Materials that are normally stable and will not burn unless heated . 1 SLIGHT HAZARD Material that must be preheated before * ignition will occur. Flammable liquids in this category will have flash points (the lowest temperature at which ignition will occur) at or above 200 F (NFPA Class IIIB} . 2 MODERATE HAZARD Material that must be moderately heated before ignition will occur, including flammable liquids with flash points ator above 100 F and below 200 F (NFPA Class'll & IIIA) 3 SERIOUS HAZARD Material capable of ignition under almost all normal temperature conditions, including flammable liquids with flash points below 73 F i boiling points above 100 F as well as liquids with flash points between 73 F and LOO F (NFPA Class IB 4 1C) 4 SEVERE HAZARD Very flammable gases or flammable liquids with flash points below 73 F and boiling points below 100 F (NFPA Class 1A) JMM 00000092 MfVJM3R07UUr231f\/l Specification Sheet GENERIC DESCRIPTION: COLOR: SPECIFIC GRAVITY: FIBER LENGTH: FIBER DIAMETER: SURFACE: MOISTURE CONTENT: CHAR POINT: OIL ABSORPTION: PRIMARY USES: BAG SIZE: BAG MATERIAL PALLET SIZE & WEIGHT: Cellulosic fibers and other chemically inert materials. Gray 1.1 mm Average -- 1.5 - 3.0 Maximum -- 4j0 I* 30 - 40 Hydrophobic 2.67o . 550F Six times its own weight. Reinforcement filler lor aluminum roof coatings, epoxy coatings, and elastomeric products. 50 pound bag 28' long x 18' wide x 10' high. 4 mil low-lineal density pofyelhytene. Oak 58 x 40'. 4 way entry pallet -- Oak 54' x 37' top frame. Approximately 40 pounds per pallet and top combined. Overall dimensions 58' long x 40' wide x 50' high. Shipping weight net / gross per bag per skid 1.000 pounds net /1.040 pounds gross INTERHBE A TRADEMARK Of SULLIVAN CHEMICAL JMM 00000093 vis connai ortficoote off cond4ioni wtHCfr win tfiionnatot) ond our prodwch. or tfw produdi ^ o*Aer rnoftuioouert In oomObahon nWi ou proQudi. may b usoa W* 0CC4<X no reiponvOAty lor twt ooroned toy me opptcofcon ol M rrtformOlan or m io4ty and wtaOHItv of air proOudl eWrai ok)" or a oorOhwIioa with other produch. then ore otKhcq to mOta Oe own (MU to Outtunbr (No XlMy ond nr*OOMrty of eoch WCh product or product combination lor thoa own purposes. Unleu otherwise opiced In wrong, we wl me products eflhout wanonly, Ond burort end users etmmo pi tiponrt>iwy ond kobUity lot km or donoga orrwvg bgm ffw Aandang ond use of our produai. wbeOser used okxe or la combination with oov products. IOXICOLOGY consultations Cad L Hake. Ph.O. Oiplomate of The American Board of Toxicology ' Offices et: of Pharmacology and Toxicology he Medical College of Wisconsin 870) Watertown Plank Road Milwaukee, Wisconsin 63226 Phone: (414) 257-8635 July 22. 1985 Toxicology Consultations 6a Oak Creek Trait Madison, Wisconsin 53717 (Correspondence eddies:} Phone: (608} 8383423 Xntorfibe Research Corporation 1615 Vanderbilt Road Portage, Michigan 4^)002 Attention: Hr. John Karnam&at, President This communication Is a letter of response to your request for a professional opinion regarding the poss ible harmful effects to health in the normal commercial use of your "Interflba1' products. " It Is my understanding that these products are primarily "spec-blended" cellulose fibers, with .some clays, quaternary salts, and other minor materials. Because of the nature of the product and their particle sizes, the organs of primary concern regarding possible harmful effects are the respiratory tract and the . eyes. Normal eye protection against foreign substances, as . _ recommended In theiMatalal Safety Data Sheets, would be suff iolent to prevent eye Injuries. Simple dust masks, worn when a visibly dusty work situation is encountered, would prevent potential respiratory tract irritation or any more serious respiratory problems. ` - Based on my knowledge, there are no known cases of carcinogenesis from celluloslc materials such as used, in these products, and it is my professional opinion that, if used in a manner such that the airborne concentretmations of these products are no greater than 10 mg/^(milligrams per cubic meter) or 30mppcf(million particles per cubic foot)*, no long-term adverse health effects such as pneumo coniosis or carcinogenesis will occur. If you have any questions regarding this opinion, please contact me. Very truly yours. Carl L. Bake, Ph.D. Concentrations chosen by a committee of the American Con ference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists for the TLv of "nuisance" dusts. JMM 00000094 m ASBESTO^NTORMAnO^SSOCf^ON 1745 Jefferson Davis Highway. Crystal-Square 4. Suite 509 ArCngton. Virginia 22202 (f7ru03jj) 979-11lo5u0 o . - January 27, 1986 Memorandum For: _x2 AIA/NA MEMBERS yCa -iAx. n* . Subject: Supplementary Comments and Information on EPA's Proposed Rule to Ban and Phase Out Uses of Asbestos AIA/NA memorandum of January 24 forwarded to you initial information pertaining to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) pro posed rule to ban the use of five asbsetos-containing products and *'-- phase out all remaining uses of asbestos in the United States over the next 10 years. The purpose of this memorandum is to provide ycnT-with additional information on the specifics of the proposal and to assist you in responding to various inquiries and in pro viding information to customers as may be deemed appropriate. The proposal is scheduled to be published in the Federal Register on January 29, 1986. First, as emphasized in the January 24 memorandum, while the issu ance of EPA's proposed rule is a disappointment to.the industry, it is nevertheless a proposal. It is a long way from becoming a final regulation. As you know, the EPA proposal has been under consideration for over six years. The Association is on public record opposing such dranconian action as unjustified--based on the absence in today's use of asbestos of any "unreasonable risk." Such finding of an "unreasonable risk" is required by the Toxic Substances Control Act prior to promulgation of any final rule. In addition, EPA's proposed action is clearly out-of-step with the consensus of a number of international bodies that have thoroughly studied the asbestos issue (EEC, ILO & WHO). These organizations and other world nations favor the.control of asbestos rather than the ban approach. As to the actual proposal (see excerpt from prepublication copy enclosed) , the rulemaking procedure calls for submission of com ments 90 days after publication in the Federal Register (April 29, .1986) with public hearings to later follow. After this, EPA will assess the record and then will likely prepare and submit to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) a final rule for review. It is safe to assume that EPA's preparation and submission to 0MB of any final rule will not, at the earliest, occur before sometime in 1987. This would mean an effective date of January 1, 1988 or, if a final rule is published within the last four months of next year, the effective date would be January 1, 1989- * , JMM 00000095' The fact that OMB cleared issuance of a proposed rule to ban pro ducts and phase-out the use of asbestos does not imply that OMB support will be forthcoming for the same drastic approach in any final rule. There are many complex issues to be addressed and reconciled in the rulemaking process- Suffice it to say that the issuance of an EPA proposed rule to bring about the demise of the U.S. asbestos industry does not in any way assure that such an event will occur. We do not believe that EPA will be able, as required in order to issue the proposed rule, to support with substantial evidence its preliminary finding of unreasonable risk. AIA/NA plans to submit evidence to the agency to demonstrate that risk from use of today's products are not unreasonable. On one hand, EPA overestimates ex posures to asbestos in use of today's products and the adverse health effects that might be caused by such low exposures. On the other hand, the agency underestimates the value to society of these asbestos-containing products and the potential risks that would ex ist with uncontrolled use of substitute non--asbestos products- 3t is appropriate to comment briefly on the other three regulatory options discussed in EPA's proposed rule. These alternatives to the actual, proposed rule are attached and invited to your at;tention. The alternatives give credence to the fact that EPA's pro posal is a worst-case scenario and is not one cast in concrete. Enclosures cc: Joseph A. Artabane, SB&H Joseph C. Jackson, AACPP Paul LaFleur, Canadian Embassy Gary Nash, AI Sir Neville Stack, A1A Edward W. Warren, K&E Robert V. Witeck, Gray & Co. JMM 00000096 ~2 EP A PROPOSED RULE -1 15- EXCERPT FROM PREPUBLICATIf OF FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICi. Therefore, it is proposed that 40 CFR Part 763 be amended as follows: 1. The authority citation for Part 763 is revised to read as follows: AUTHORITY: 15 U-S.C. 2605 and 2607(c)- . 2. By adding new Subpart H to read as follows: SUBPART H--ASBESTOS MINING AND IMPORT RESTRICTIONS Sec* 763.140 Scope. 763.143 Definitions. 763.145 Mining and import restrictions. 763.147 Permits to mine or import asbestos. 763.148 Issuance of permits. 763.149 Appeals concerning permits. . 763.150 Transfer of permits. 763.151 Banking of permits. 763.153 Recordkeeping. 763.154 Reporting. 763.156 Enforcement. 763.157 Inspections. 763.159 Confidentiality and public access to information. SUBPART H--ASBESTOS MINING AND IMPORT RESTRICTIONS 763.140 Scope. This Subpact prohibits the mining or importation of asbestos, including asbestos in certain asbestos products, unless authorized by a permit issued by EPA. JMM 00000097 $ 763.143 Definitions (a) The definitions in section 3 of TSCA, 15 U.S.C. 2602, apply to this Subpart. In addition, the following definitions apply: (b) The terms "act," "article," "byproduct," "customs territory of the United States," "EPA," "importer," "manufacturer," "persons," and "United States" have the same meanings as in S 720.3 of this chapter. (c) "Asbestos" means the asbestiform varieties of: chrysotile.(serpentine); crocidoLite {riebeckite); amosite, ( camming ton ite-g rune rite); tremolite; anthophyl I i te ,. and actinolite that are mined or milled. (d) "Asbestos product" means any mixture or article containing asbestos. (e) "Consumer" means a natural person who uses a product for personal rather than business purposes. (f) "Import" means to bring into customs territory of the United States for any purpose except (l) for shipment through the customs territory of the United States for export without any domestic use or processing; or (2) entering the customs territory of the United States as part of a product during normal personal or business activities involving use of the product. JMM 00000098 -117- (g) "Milled" moans the separation of asbestos fibers from asbestos ore, the grading and sorting of asbestos fibers, or the" fiberizing of asbestos ore. (h) "Mine" means to produce asbestos other than as an unintended contaminant or impurity by extracting asbestos-containing ore so that the ore may be (1) distributed in commerce or (2) milled for distribution in commerce. (l) "Miner" means a person who mines asbestos. S 763.145 Mining and import restrictions. (a) Beginning the first day of the calendar year after this rule becomes effective, or if this rule becomes effective during the last 4 months of a calendar year, beginning the first day of the second calendar year after this rule becomes effective, no person other than a person authorized by a permit issued by EPA as provided in this part may: 1 (1) Mine asbestos in the United States or (2) Import asbestos, including asbestos in an asbestos product listed in this section, except in small quantities solely for personal consumer use, into the customs territory of the United States. (b) The following asbestos products may not be imported into the customs territory of the United States except in small quantities by a consumer solely for his or JMM 00000099 -118- her. personal use unless authorized by a permit issued by EPA as provided in this Subpart: (1) (2) Appliances. Pipeline wrap. (31 Thread, yarn, lap, roving, cord, rope, or wick. (4) (5) Sheet gasketing, rubber encapsulated compressed. Disc' brake pads (light-medium vehicles). - (6) Cloth, other than asbestos clothing (7) (8) Brake blocks. Millboard. (9) Packing. (10) Mixed or repackaged asbestos fiber. (11) Thermoplugs. (12 ) Tape. (13) Roof coatings. (14) Clutch facings. (15) Automotive gasket kit. . (16) Drum brake linings. (17) Tarn. (18) Automobiles and other motor vehicles. S 763.147 Permits to nine or import asbestos. (a) Persons may mine in the United States or import into the customs territory of the United States only the quantity of asbestos for which they hold permits issued under this Subpart. JMM 00000100 -119- (bj The amount of asbestos contained in imported product listed in S 763.145 will count toward the total amount of asbestos a person may mine or import during a year. (c) Persons must estimate typical asbestos content of imported asbestos products covered by this rule. Persons may use EPA's estimate of typical asbestos content if they are not certain of the typical asbestos content of a product. S 763.148 Issuance of permits. (a)(1) EPA will issue permits for the mining or import of asbestos, including asbestos contained in the asbestos products listed in S 763.145. (2) Applications for permits must be sent to the Office of Toxic Substances (TS-792), EPA, 401 M St., SW. , Washington, D. C. 20460. (b)(1) Persons must apply to EPA for permits by 30 days after the effective date of this rule. (2) Persons must list in their application for permits the amount of asbestos, including asbestos contained in the asbestos products listed in 763.14S, that they imported or mined during 1981, 1982, and 1983. (c) If an application is mailed to EPA, the application must be postmarked by 30 days after the effective date of this rule. JMM 00000101 (d) EPA will allocate to persons who apply Cor permits a uniform percentage of the amount oC asbestos those persons reported mining or importing during 1981, 1982, and 1983. (e) Each permit will allow a person to mine or import the following percentages of the average amount of asbestos he or she mined or imported yearly during 1981, 1982, and 1983. Year 1--30 percent Year 2--27 percent Year 3--24 percent Year 4--21 percent . Year 5--13 percent Year 6--15 percent . Year 7--12 percent Year 8--9 percent Year 9--6 percent Year 10--3 percent S 763.149 Appeals concerning permits. (a) A person may appeal EPA*s initial disposition of his or her application for a permit. (b) The person must appeal in writing to the Director of the Office of Toxic Substances (TS-792), EPA, 401 M St., SW.f Washington, D.C. 20460, within 20 days aftec receipt of EPA's announcement of the disposition of his or her JMM 00000102 -121- application. If the appeal is mailed, the letter must be postmarked within 20 days after receipt of EPA's announcement of disposition. (c) A person must indicate in an appeal why he or she should receive a permit or be allowed to mine or import additional asbestos under the permit. ` (d) The Director of the EPA Office of Toxic Substances will either grant or deny the appeal within 60 days after its receipt. The disposition of the appeal will be announced by letter to the person making the appeal. S 763.150 Transfer of permits. . (a) A person issued a permit by EPA to mine or import a quantity of asbestos may transfer that permit.in whole or in part to another person. (b) A person who transfers a permit to mine or import a quantity of asbestos and a person who receives such a transferred permit must report that transfer to the Office of Toxic Substances (TS-792), EPA, 401 M St., SW., Washington, D.C. 20460, within 10 days of the transfer. (c> The parties involved in a transfer may report either jointly or separately. (d) If a report is mailed to EPA, the report must be postmarked - within 10 days of the transfer. JMM 00000103 -122- S 763.151 Banking of permits. (a) Persons issued permits by EPA to mine or import a quantity of asbestos during one particular year may reserve or "bank" all or part of the permitted amount and use it to mine or import asbestos during a later year during the 10-year phase-down period. (b) The amount of asbestos that a person is permitted to mine or import will decline from year to year when it is reserved or "banked" at a rate of 10 percent per year. (c) A person who "banks" a permit in whole or in part must report that "banking" to the Office of Toxic Substances (TS--792), EPA, 401 M St., SW., Washington, D.C. 20460, within 60 days of the end of the year for which the permit was issued. (d) If 3 report is mailed to EPA, the report must be postmarked within 60 days of the end of the year for which the "banked" permit was issued. $ 76 3.153 Reco cdkee ping. (a) Any person who mines or imports asbestos or any asbestos product listed in S 763.145 must retain in one location documentation of information showing: (1) The name of any person to whom he or she transferred permission to mine or import asbestos. (2) The name of any person from whom he or she received permission to mine or import asbestos. JMM 00000104 -123- (3) The amount of asbestos mined or imported each year, including asbestos imported in any asbestos product listed in S 763.145. (4) The typical asbestos content of any asbestos product listed in S 763.145. . (5) The number of individual asbestos products listed in S 763.145 imported each year. (b) This information must be retained Cor 5 years from the end of the last year of the 10-year phase-down period, covered by this rule. S 763.154 Reporting. (a) Any person who imports asbestos, including asbestos in an asbestos product listed in S 763.145, must report to the Office of Toxic Substances (TS-792), EPA, 401 H St., SW., Washington, O.C. 20460, within 2 days of the day of import indicating: (1) The person's name. {2} The amount of asbestos imported. ` (3) The number of individual asbestos products listed in $ 763.145 imported. (4) A certification that the person was either issued a permit by EPA to import at least that amount of asbestos that year or obtained that permission from another person as provided in S 763.148. JMM 00000105 -124- (b) Within 60 days of the end of each year covered by this Subpart, each person who mines or imports asbestos including asbestos in an asbestos product listed in 5 763.145 must report to the Office of Toxic Substances (TS792), EPA, 401 H St., SW., Washington, O.C. 20460: (1) The total amount of bulk, asbestos that person mined or imported that year. (2) The total amount of asbestos that person imported in asbestos products listed in 5 763.145 that year. (3) The number of individual asbestos products listed in S 763.145 that person imported that year. (4) The amount of asbestos that person had permission to mine or import that year. Cc) If a report is mailed to EPA, the report must be postmarked within 60 days of the end of each year covered by this Subpart. S 763.156 Enforcement. (a) Failure to comply with any provision of this Subpart is a violation of section 15 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614 ). (b) Failure or refusal to establish and maintain records or to permit access to or copying of records, as required by the Act, is a violation of section 15 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614). JMM 00000106 -125- (c) Failure or refusal to permit entry or Inspection as required by section 11 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2610) is a violation of section IS the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614). (d) Violators may be subject to the civil and criminal penalties in section 16 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2615) for each violation. (e) EPA may seek to enjoin the mining or import of asbestos or asbestos products in violation of this Subpart, or act to seize any asbestos or asbestos products in violation ofthis Subpart, or take other actions under the authority of sections 7 or 17 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2606 or- 2616). S 763.157 Inspections. EPA will conduct inspections under section 11 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2610) to ensure compliance with this Subpart and to verify that information submitted to EPA under this Subpart is correct. . S 763.159 Confidentiality and public access to information. (a) A person may assert a claim of confidentiality for any Information he or she submits to EPA under this Subpact. (b) Any claim of confidentiality must accompany the information when it is submitted to EPA. (c) EPA will disclose information subject to a claim of confidentiality asserted under this section only to the extent permitted by TSCA and Part 2 of this title. JMM 00000107 -126- .(d) If a person does not assert a claim of confidentiality for information at the time it is submitted to EPA, EPA may make the information public without further notice to that person. 3. By adding new Subpart I to read as follows: SUBPART I -- PROHIBITION OF THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING, AND DISTRIBUTION IN COMMERCE OF CERTAIN ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PRODUCTS Sec. 763.160 Scope and compliance. 763.163 Definitions. 763.165 Manufacture--prohibitions. . 763,167 Processing--prohibitions. 763.169 Enforcement. SUBPART I--PROHIBITION OF THE MANUFACTURE, PROCESSING, AND DISTRIBUTION IN COMMERCE OF CERTAIN ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PRODUCTS S 763.160 Scope. This Subpart prohibits the manufacture, importation and processing, of the following categories of asbestoscontaining products: asbestos-containing roofing felt, asbestos--containing flooring felt (including vinyl sheet flooring backed with flooring felt), vinyl-asbestos floor tile and asbestos-cement pipe and fittings and asbestos clothing . JMM 00000108 -127- S 763.163 Definitions. The definitions in section 3 of the Toxic Substances Control Act and the following definitions apply to this subpart. (a) "Asbestos" means the asbestiform varieties of: chrysotile (serpentine); crocidolite (riebeckite); araosite (cummingtonite-grunerite); tremollte; anthophyllite, and actinolite. (b) "Asbestos-cement pipe and fittings" means an asbestos-containing product that contains cement and is intended to transmit water or sewage; for use as conduit pipe for the protection of electrical or telephone cable; or for use as air ducts. (c) "Asbestos clothing" means an asbestos-containing product made of cloth and designed to.be worn by ' individuals. (d) "Asbestos-containing product" means any material which contains more than 1.0 percent asbestos by weight. (e) "Flooring felt" means an asbestos-containing product made of paper felt and intended as an underlayment for floor coverings, or to be bonded to the underside of vinyl sheet flooring. (f) "Roofing felt" means.an asbestos-containing product made of paper felt and intended for use on building roofs as a covering or underlayment for othec roof coverings. JMM 00000109 -128- (g) "Vinyl-asbestos floor tile" means an asbestos- containing product composed of vinyl resins, containing fillers, stabilizers and pigments and used as floor tile. S 763.165 Manufacture--prohibitions.. Beginning the first day of the calendar year after this rule becomes effective, or if this rule becomes effective during the last 4 months of a calendar year, beginning the first day of the second calendar year after this rule becomes effective, no person shall manufacture or import the following asbestos--containing products either for use in the United States or for export: asbestos-containing roofing felt, asbestos-containing flooring felt (including vinyl sheet flooring backed with flooring felt), sheet flooring - backed with flooring felt), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, asbestos-cement pipe and fittings, and asbestos clothing. S 763.167 Processing--prohibitions. Beginning the first day of the calendar year after this rule becomes effective, or if this rule becomes effective during the last 4 months of a calendar year, beginning the first day of the second calendar year after this rule becomes effective, no person shall process the following products, either for use in the United States or for export: asbestos-containing roofing felt, asbestos- containing flooring felt (including vinyl sheet flooring backed with flooring felt), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, asbestos-cement pipe and fittings, and asbestos clothing. JMM 00000110 -129- S 763.169 Enforcement. (a) Failure to comply with any provision of this Subpart is a violation of section 15 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614). (b) Failure or refusal to establish and maintain records or to permit access to or copying of records, as required by the Act, is a violation of section 15 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614). (c) Failure or refusal to permit entry or inspection as required by section 11 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2610) is a . violation of section IS the Act (15 U.S.C. 2614). (d) Violators may be subject to the civil and criminal penalties in section 16 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2615} for each violation. (e) EPA may seek to enjoin the manufacture or import of asbestos products in violation of this Subpart, or act to seize any asbestos products in violation of this Subpart, oc take other actions under the authority of sections 7 or 17 of the Act (15 U.S.C. 2606 or 2616). JMM 00000111 EPA PROPOSED RULE EXCERPT FROM PREPUBLICATION COPY OF FEDERAL REGISTER MOTICE IV. OTHER OPTIONS CONSIDERED Section 6 of TSCA requires that EPA apply the least burdensome requirements to reduce an unreasonable risk, EPA is considering a number of options for Implementing the regulatory policy of phasing out the manufacture and JMM 00000112 70- inportatlon of asbestos products. These options involve staged bans of categories of asbestos products, this approach would ban the manufacture, importation, and processing of all asbestos products within a certain category at the same time. EPA is considering a category approach for groups of asbestos products with similar exposure patterns, similar exposure control issues, and similar substitutes. Examples of categories under consideration are construction products and friction products^ EPA believes it may be good public policy to ban categories of.products at the same time. This approach would address similar exposure patterns In the same way- and treat all parts of an Industry sector similarly. In addition, both the construction products category and the friction products category contain products that could substitute for other products in the category if all are not banned. Thus, a ban of the entire category may be necessary to reduce risk most effectively. One option under active consideration in addition to the ones embodied in the proposal is banning the manufacture, importation, and processing of the asbestos construction products category and asbestos clothing with the ban effective soon after promulgation of the rule; banning the manufacture, importation, and processing of the asbestos friction products category about S years after JMM 00000113 -71- promulgation of the rule; and gathering up-to-date production, exposure, and use data on the remaining asbestos products under section 8(a) of TSCA to support possible bans of other asbestos products at that time. Another option is banning the manufacture, importation, and processing of the asbestos construction products category, asbestos clothing, and the asbestos friction products category as stated above and banning the remaining asbestos products at a later time (e.g., 10 years), thus allowing time for the development of effective substitutes while strongly encouraging substitute development. A third option is banning the manufacture, importation, and processing of the asbestos construction products category and asbestos clothing as stated above and covering all other asbestos products under the phase-down. Under each of the options, CPA is also considering a . requirement that products not banned soon after promulgation be labeled as containing asbestos. CPA is actively considering these options as alternatives to this proposed rule and specifically requests comment on these alternatives. EPA may adopt a final rule based closely on one or a combination of these alter natives. These alternatives are discussed more fully below. 1. Ban the asbestos construction products category and asbestos clothing soon after promulgation of the rule, ban the asbestos friction products category about 5 years later, and gather additional information on other asbestos . products. Under this alternative, EPA would ban the JMM 00000114 manufacture, Importation, and processing of the asbestos construction products category (i.e., asbestos-cement pipe and fittings, roofing felts, flooring felts and felt-backed sheet flooring, vinyl-asbestos floor tile, corrugated asbestos-cement sheet, flat asbestos-cement sheet, and asbestos-cement shingles) and asbestos clothing soon after promulgation of the rule. Effective substitutes exist for these products. The rule would also ban the manufacture, importation, and processing of the asbestos friction products category (i.e., drum brake linings, disc brake, pads for light, medium, and heavy vehicles, brake blocks, clutch facings, automatic transmission friction components, and industrial and commercial friction materials) S years after promulgation of the rule. This alternative would reduce exposure to asbestos without the administrative burden of EPA establishing and operating a permit system as In the proposed approach. This alternative, by banning asbestos friction products 5 years after promulgation, would strongly encourage the rapid development of additional effective substitutes for asbestos friction products. The 5-year delayed ban would also allow time for expansion of production capacity for non-asbestos friction products. EPA estimates that this alternative, assuming current exposure levels, would avoid about 2,100 cancer cases that EPA can quantify while costing about S2.ll billion. This is a cost of about 1.01 million per cancer case avoided. JMM 00000115 -73- Because OSHAhas proposed lowering the. workplace PEL Cor asbestos to 0.2 f/cc. EPA also estimated the numbers of cancer cas.es avoided assuming strict compliance with this lower PEL. Assuming strict compliance with an OS HA PEL of 0.2 f/cc EPA estimates that this alternative would avoid about 1.060 cancer cases that EPA can quantify, while costing about $2.11 billion. This is a cost of about $2.00 million per cancer case avoided. To determine how sensitive the cost per cancer case avoided was to the banning of particular products. EPA conducted a sensitivity analysisexcluding asbestos-cement pipe from the ban. Without a ban of asbestos-cement pipe and assuming strict compliance with an OS HA PEL of 0.2 /cc, EPA estimates that this alternative wouLd avoid about 840 cancer cases that EPA can quantify, while costing about $1.87 billion. This is a cost of about $2.22 million per cancer case avoided. EPA believes that effective substitutes are increasingly becoming available for asbestos friction products and will be readily available by the date the delayed ban would become effective. However. EPA is considering an exemption process for essential uses without substitutes. One area EPA is studying in particular is the aftermarket for asbestos brakes. Some persons have stated JMM 00000116 -74- that -asbestos brakes now in use cannot safely be replaced by asbestos-free brakes when they wear out* while others have disagreed with this assertion. EPA is aware of the potential risk to the public fron poorly perforating brakes. EPA specifically requests coanent on this issue. CPA considered various approaches for addressing the risk presented by asbestos products not banned either soon after promulgation or S years after promulgation under this alternative. One approach would be to propose andpromulgate a rule under section 8(a) of TSCA to gather contemporaneous data concerning the production and use of and exposure to these products at the time the first products ban rule becomes effective or at a date a few years later. EPA would analyze that data and then decide whether to ban additional asbestos products. EPA would also determine the date of these bans# which may be at staged intervals. After deciding these issues, EPA would propose and promulgate the bans of these asbestos products. Another approach for addressing the risk presented by these remaining asbestos products is discussed as alternative 2 below. 2. Ban the asbestos construction products category and asbestos clothing soon after promulgation of the rule, ban the asbestos friction products category about 5 years later, and ban remaining asbestos products about 10 years later. JMM 00000117 ASBESTOS INFORMATION ASSOCIATION 1745 Jefferson Davis tfghway. Crystal Square 4. Suite 509 Arfington. Virginia 22202 (703) S79-11SO January 24, 1986 J Hemorandum For: AIA/NA MEMBERS Subject: Forwarding of Information Pertaining to EPA's Proposed Rule to Ban and Phase Out Uses of Asbestos As you no doubt have learned already from the news media, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has obtained clearance from the U.S. Office of Management and Budget to issue a pro posed rule which would ban the use of five asbestos-containing products and phase out all remaining uses of asbestos in the United States over the next 10 years. A news briefing was held at EPA's headquarters in Washington, D.C., on January 23 to de scribe the details of the proposal. . . For your information, please find enclosed the following mate rials which are hastened to you: 1. Statement of EPA Administrator Lee Thomas 2. Copy of EPA News Release 3. Copy of EPA "Fact Sheet" '. 4. Excerpt (Summary and Introduction) from Prepublication Copy of Proposed Rule for Federal Register It is expected that the proposed rule will be published in the Federal Register within the next 10 days; comments on the pro posed rule are required within 90 days after publication with public hearings to be scheduled after submission of comments. As a recap, the products EPA proposes to ban are: Asbestos-cement pipe and fittings Roofing felts Flooring felts (and felt-backed sheet Vinyl-asbestos floor tile Asbestos Clothing flooring) . In addition, under the proposed rule, EPA would also allow only those persons with permits issued by EPA to mine or import as bestos for use in products that are not banned. This would be accomplished by authorizing persons to mine or import a percen tage of the average amount of asbestos mined or imported yearly during 1981, 1982, and 1983 starting with 30 percent in year 1 and declining to 3 percent in year 10. The above refers to the actual, proposed rule. As an alterna tive, however, EPA is considering prohibiting the manufacture. JMM 00000118 Page 2 importation, and processing of asbestos construction products and asbestos clothing soon after the rule's promulgation with the category of asbestos friction products banned about 5 years later, and other asbestos products banned at a later time. Finally, under both this alternative and the proposed approach, SPA is considering requiring labeling for all asbestos products that are not banned. Construction product category would in clude : Roofing felts Flooring felt VAT Felt-backed vinyl flooring A/C pipe Corrugated A/C Sheet Flat A/C sheet A/C sheet shingles This regulatory initiative by EPA will be the principal item of business for consideration at the Association's Executive Com mittee meeting on February 4 and the Board of Directors meeting on March 12. Details on the March meeting will be provided to members shortly. In the meantime, a detailed assessment of the EPA proposed rule is underway and further information will be provided in due course. Please contact the undersigned if you have questions. He would emphasize that, while EPA's proposed rule is disappoint ing, it is in fact a proposal and much activity, will transpire before a final rule (probably 1-2 years hence) may be expected. Challenge of any final rule through litigation is always an op tion. . . President Enclosures cc: Joseph A. Artabane, SB&H Joseph C. Jackson, AACPP Gary Nash, AI Sir Neville Stack, AIA Edward H. Warren, K&E JMM 00000119 STATEMENT BY LEE ft. THOMAS, ADMINISTRATOR U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY JANUARY 23, 1986 Today, EPA is announcing its proposed rule to ban the use of five major asbestos products and to phase-out all remaining uses of asbestos in this country over the next 10 years. Today's action is a major new step toward eliminating public exposure to asbestos. It is the latest in a long series of actions by EPA to reduce the risks from asbestos. We are taking this action because of the significant and well-documented threat to health that asbestos represents. It is a known human carcinogen that causes lung cancer and mesothelioma. Asbestos is released into the air through its life cycle, from raining to processing to use and final disposal. As a result, it is present in the ambient air and presents a serious health risk to the American people. No level of exposure is without risk. Our action today begins the process of eliminating that risk. As a result of what we are proposing, we estimate that about 1900 cancer deaths from asbestos will be avoided. The proposal would immediately prohibit the importation, manufacture and processing of five asbestos products for which substitutes are now readily available. These asbestos products accounted for about half of current asbestos consumption in 1981. They are: saturated and unsatrrated roofing felt; JMM 00000120 2- - flooring felt and asbestos felt-backed sheet flooring; vinyl-asbestos floor tile; asbestos-cement pipe and fittings; and asbestos clothing. In addition, we are proposing to phase out the remaining uses of asbestos not covered by the ban over the next 10 years. The phase-down would reduce the importation and production of asbestos products by 10 percent each year. That period of time is necessary to allow the development of alternative products. In the proposal, we are asking comment on a number of alternative ways of achieving the same goal, the ultimate elimination of widespread asbestos use in this country. These alternatives involve grouping asbestos products by use category, such as construction, friction and clothing, and banning them in stages. Finally, we are proposing that all products not immediately banned be labeled as containing asbestos. - Labeling would ensure that persons working with or otherwise handling the products would know that the product contained asbestos, and it would enable them to take steps to reduce the likelihood of exposure. As a proposal, we are seeking public comment on our actions. We expect this rule to be widely and actively debated., and we welcome that discussion. Ultimately, I believe there can be no debate about the health risks of asbestos. This proposal starts us down the path that will eventually rid asbestos from our environment. tIf JMM 00000121 &EPA Un<Md Sum* CawronnunUl fratodion Agancv . CMfic* of rufafic Affm (A-1071 Washkvion DC 2O4S0 Environmental News EPA PROPOSES TO PHASE OUT ASBESTOS USE R-10 FOR RELEASE: THURSDAY. JANUARY 23, 1986 Dave Ryan (202) 382-2981 The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today proposed to ban the manufacture, importing, and processing of asbestos in certain consumer products, and to phase out its use in other products; any product that is not banned would be labeled as containing asbestos. "Today's action is a major new step toward eliminating any public exposure to asbestos," said EPA Administrator Lee Thomas. "It is another in a long series of actions by EPA to reduce the risks from this well-documented cause of cancer in our society." The human health risks of asbestos are serious and well-docunented. Asbestos is a known human carcinogen that causes lung cancer and mesothelioma (a cancer of the chest and abdominal lining), and is also linked to other cancers. EPA analyses show that the elimination of asbestos will have minimal economic impact, due to the widespread availability of substitutes for those asbestos products being banned. About 240,000 metric tons of asbestos were used domestically in 1984. Acting under authority of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), EPA plans to immediately prohibit asbestos in five of the products in which it is used most: roofing felts, flooring felts ( and felt-backed sheet flooring), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, asbestos cement pipe and fittings, and clothing. In addition, all remaining domestic mining and importation of asbestos would be phased out over a ten-year period. The tenyear phaseout affect5.!,g other products would be (more) JMM 00000122 2- - accomplished via a permit system, under which EPA would allocate permission to nine or import a specific volume of asbestos per year. In addition to an immediate ban of certain products and a phaseout of others, EPA is considering other approaches to address the risks associated with asbestos products. One approach includes banning "categories" of similar asbestos products at staged intervals. .~ Under the proposal, all products that are not immediately banned would be labeled as containing asbestos. Labeling would ensure that persons working with the products would know they contained asbestos, and it would enable these people to reduce the likelihood of exposure. On the subject of substitutes for asbestos products, Thomas said: "The issue of asbestos substitutes is important because TSCA requires EPA to take not only health but economic considerations into effect when developing regulations. The manufacturers of any product subject to an immediate ban have access to good asbestos substitutes, so no adverse economic effects should occur. Vehicle brake manufacturers, however, use asbestos extensively in linings, but do not have substitutes available yet for all applications. Por this reason, EPA is not banning asbestos in brake linings at this time. . "In encouraging' the development of substitutes, EPA will be promoting significant reduction in risk. Currently, products that are replacing asbestos appear to present lower risk. However, EPA will monitor the development of substitutes, and will use TSCA to require testing of substitutes if necessary to ensure their safety," said Thomas. The human health risks of asbestos are well known. EPA estimates that asbestos causes from 3,300 to 12,000 cancer cases a year in the U.S., almost all .of which are fatal. About 65,000 persons in this country are currently suffering from asbestosis. The agency further estimates that about 2,600 persons will develop lung cancer or mesothelioma as a result of exposure to asbestos from products made over the next 15 years. Cigarette smoking and asbestos are thought to have a strong synergistic interaction in the development of lung cancer, with the latter multiplying the risk. Consequently, when exposed to asbestos, the risk of lung cancer for smokers (for whom the risk of lung cancer already high) is much higher than for nonsmokers exposed to asbestos. persons who develop lung cancer die within five years. is Most Basing its conclusion on available evidence, EPA believes there is no safe level of exposure to asbestos. This conclusion is consistent with the present theory of cancer causation and is further supported by documented cases where low or short-term exposure has been shown to cause asbestos-related disease. R-10 (more) JMM 00000123 EPA has broken the economic costs of this proposed rule down into *-*o categories: (1) costs to consumers* and (2) cost to producers. ,e costs represent the total value of losses incurred over the 15-year period from 1985 to 2000. Consumer losses would result from increases in costs incurred for asbestos products. Total consumer losses are estimated at $1.8 billion; however* spread across the population this would average less than ten dollars per consumer over 15 years. This proposal would not cause dramatic increases in typical consumer products. Total producer costs of about $210 million would result when they can no longer use some of the equipment used to produce asbestos products. Much of this equipment, however* can be readily converted to the production of other products. . The total cost then of meeting this rule will be about $2 billion, but when spread over the total population over the next 15 years the . impact on most persons will be small. "CPA has weighed the health risks from continued use of asbestos against the cost of the proposed rule* and concluded that the avoidance of about 1,900 cancer cases and many other incidents of asbestos-related disease substantially outweigh the economic effects,- said Thomas. In the 1970s, EPA banned the use of sprayed-on asbestos and asbestos- containing pipe lagging (a type of wrapping) under the Clean Air Act, and nee then has taken steps to reduce risks from asbestos already in place in buildings. It has issued an air standard to reduce emissions from asbestos removal and renovation projects in buildings; required inspection of schools for asbestos--containing friable materials and notification of parents if any is found; and established an extensive technical assistance program, which provides guidance to public and private building owners on the identification and safe removal of asbestos. EPA has also proposed an immediately effective regulation to protect states and local public employees who take part in asbestos abatement activities. For further information, contact Edward A. Klein, Director, Ofice of TSCA Assistance (TS-799), Office of Toxic Substances, Environmental Protection Agency, Rm. E54 3, 401 M Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460. Phone toll free: (800-424-9065), in Washington, D.C.: (544-1404), outside the USA: (Operator 202-544-1404). R-10 I JMM 00000124 t FACT SHEET FOR PROPOSED RULE TO BAN CERTAIN ASBESTOS PRODUCTS AND PHASE OUT USE OF ASBESTOS BACKGROUND Asbestos is a demonstrated human carcinogen that causes lung cancer and mesothelioma (a cancer of the chest and abdominal linings). It is associated with other cancers and also causes a serious lung disorder known as asbestosis. Asbestos is used in hundreds of products and about 240,000 metric tons were used domestically in 1984. The largest use of asbestos products is in the construction industry (e.g., asbestos-cement pipe and sheet), friction products (e.g., brakes), textiles, coatings and sealants, and packings and gaskets. Asbestos is released into the air during many stages of the lifecycle of the substance, when asbestos is mined, milled, processed, and fabricated into Industrial and consumer products, and when those products are used and disposed of. As a result of these releases, asbestos is present in ambient air. Even brief exposure at low levels may present risks. No level of exposure to asbestos is considered without risk since cases of mesothelioma have been documented as arising from short-term or low-level exposure. REGULATORY STRATEGY FOR ASBESTOS . This proposed rule is part of a coordinated and integrated EPA strategy to control releases of asbestos from products already in place and to eliminate risks from future uses. This strategy is based on health risks and the availability of substitutes for many asbestos products. DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED RULE This rule under section 6 of the Toxic Substances Control Act, would ban the following asbestos products which have effective substitutes: roofing felts, flooring felts (and felt-back sheet flooring), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, asbestos clothing, and asbestos-cement pipe and fittings. The rule also would reduce or "phase down" the total amount of asbestos which may be imported or mined, in staged decrements over ten years. (more) JMM 00000125 EPA is also actively considering alternatives to this proposed ban and phase-down. These alternatives involve staged bans of categories of asbestos products. One approach would ban the category of asbestos construction products, including asbestos-cement sheet and shingle as well as felts, floor tile, and A/C pipe, and asbestos clothing immediately and ban the category of asbestos friction products in five years. In addition, EPA would gather current production and exposure information on the remaining products. EPA would then propose bans on some or all of the remaining products. A second alternative would ban all asbestos construction products and asbestos clothing immediately, ban asbestos friction products in five years, and ban the remaining asbestos in ten years. Alternative three would ban asbestos construction products and asbestos clothing immediately. The remaining products would be phased out over ten years. Under any alternative that EPA pursues, the Agency is considering that all products that are not immediately banned be labeled as containing asbestos. Labeling would ensure that persons working with or otherwise handling.these products would know that the product contained asbestos, and it would enable them to take steps to reduce likelihood of exposure. JMM 00000126 6560-50 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY OFFICE OF PESTICIDES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES 40 CFR PART 763 (OPTS - 62036 FRL; * ] ASBESTOS; PROPOSED MINING AND IMPORT RESTRICTIONS AND PROPOSED MANUFACTURING, IMPORTATION, AND PROCESSING PROHIBITIONS AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). ACTION: Proposed Rule. . SUMMARY: EPA is proposing a rule under section 6 of the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) to prohibit the manufacture, importation, and processing of asbestos in certain products and to phase out the use of asbestos in all other products. The products EPA proposes to ban are asbestos-cement pipe and fittings, roofing felts, flooring felts (and felt-backed sheet flooring), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, and asbestos clothing. Under this rule, EPA would also allow only those persons with permits issued by EPA to mine or import asbestos for use in products that are not banned. .Eventually, all mining or importation of asbestos would, be prohibited, except for that mining or importation allowed under an exemption process. EPA is proposing this rule to peduce the serious unreasonable risk to human health JMM 00000127 2- - presented by exposure to asbestos. As an alternative, EPA is considering prohibiting the manufacture, importation and processing of categories of asbestos products at staged intervals. EPA is considering banning the manufacture, importation, and processing of asbestos construction products and asbestos clothing soon after the rule's promulgation with the category of asbestos friction products banned about S years later, and other asbestos products banned at a later tine. EPA believes that this alternative approach would also be an effective way of reducing the serious unreasonable risk presented by exposure to asbestos and specifically requests comment on a staged ban of asbestos product categories. Finally, under both this alternative and the proposed approach, EPA is considering requiring labeling for all asbestos products that are not banned, including products manufactured pursuant to permits issued by EPA during the phase-down period, or pursuant to an exemption process. The Agency requests comments on the feasibility and effectiveness of such a requirement. DATES: Public hearings will be held beginning approximately (insert date 105 days after date of publication in the FEDERAL REGISTER). The exact times and locations of the hearings will be available by calling EPA's TSCA Assistance Office. Comments on this proposed rule and requests to participate in the informal hearings must be submitted by (insert date 90 days after date of publication in the FEDERAL REGISTER). Reply comments made in response to JMM 00000128 3- issues raised at each hearing must be submitted no later than 1 week after the close of that hearing. ADDRESSt Since some comments are expected to contain confidential business information,, all comments should be sent in triplicate to: Document Control Officer (TS-793), Office of Toxic Substances, Environmental Protection Agency, Rm. E-209, 401 H St., SW., Washington, D.C. 20460. . . Comments should include the docket control number OPTS - 62036. Nonconfidential comments and nonconfidential versions of confidential comments received on this proposal will be available for reviewing and copying from 8 a.ra. to 4 p.ra., Monday through Friday, excluding legal holidays, in Rm. E--107, at the address given above. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Edward A. Klein, Director, Office of TSCA Assistance (TS-799), Office of Toxic Substances, Environmental Protection Agency, Rm. -543, 401 M St., SW., Washington, D.C. 20460, JMM 00000129 -4- Toll free: (800-424-9065), In Washington, D.C.: (554-1404), Outside the USA: (Operator-202-554-1404). SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: I. INTRODUCTION . Asbestos, since the advent of its large scale use, has resulted in thousands of painful, premature deaths from lung cancer and other diseases. Because of the widespread use of asbestos and its particular nature, piecemeal control of the risks it presents is not satisfactory: only elimination of asbestos to the extent feasible will produce acceptable .reduction of risks. Prevention of further deaths, therefore, requires forceful, integrated action against asbestos risks. To achieve this end, EPA has established a coordinated asbestos program, aimed at controlling exposure to asbestos from products already in use and eliminating risks from future uses. ' The rule EPA is proposing today, which would ban certain uses of asbestos and phase out all other uses, forms a central element of this program. Regulatory alternatives, which are discussed in this notice and which involve staged bans of various asbestos product categories, could also form a central element of the program. The risks EPA is addressing in this proposal and in its overall asbestos program are serious and well documented. JMM 00000130 Asbestos is a known human carcinogen that causes lung cancer, mesothelioma (a cancer of the chest and abdominal lining) and is also linked to other cancers. It has been estimated that 3,300 to 12,000 cancer cases a year occur in the United States as a result of past exposure to asbestos; almost all of these cancer cases are fatal. In addition, asbestos causes asbestosis (a serious lung disorder). About 65,000 persons in the United States are estimated to be suffering from asbestosis today. Assuming current exposure levels, CPA estimates that about 2,560 persons will develop lung cancer or mesothelioma as a result of exposure to asbestos from products made over the next 15 years, unless asbestos exposures are reduced through regulatory action. As discussed later, even with a relatively low workplace PEL of 0.2 f/cc, CPA estimates that almost 1,325 cancers will result from asbestos products made over the next 15 years. The underlying data upon which the risk assessments for asbestos are based come from a number of high quality epidemiologic studies. Unlike most potential carcinogens, asbestos has been studied often and thoroughly for its effects on humans. Asbestos presents a particularly insidious threat because of the unique quality of its fibers. These fibers are small, colorless, odorless, often invisible except through a microscope, and indestructible in most uses. They JMM 00000131 -6- can be transported on clothes and other materials, and they have aerodynamic features that allow them to be easily suspended and resuspended in the air and to travel long distances. Once released, asbestos fibers are difficult to detect and contain, and they readily enter the ambient air. Thus persons are exposed not only at the time and place of release, but long after the release has occurred and far from its source. There is constant renewal of risk -as asbestos fibers reenter the atmosphere repeatedly over . time. . Despite the known risks of asbestos, substantial amounts of the material are still rained, imported, and used in commercial products. About 240,000 metric tons, for example, were used domestically in 1984. Hundreds of products are still made with asbestos, including paper and textiles, cement pipe and sheets, tiles and felts, and automobile brakes. Asbestos fibers are released to the air at many stages of the commercial life of these products. Typical activities that lead to the release of asbestos include the mining of asbestos, fiber processing into products, installation of products (e.g, the sawing, drilling, and sanding associated with asbestos-cement products), product use (e.g., release of fibers during use of asbestos cloth), product maintenance (e.g., buffing and scraping of vinyl-asbestos floor tile or repair of asbestos- JMM 00000132 -7- containing brakes)* dismantling and removal of products (e.g.* removal of asbestos roofing felts), and disposal. Release of fibers from these activities is substantial, resulting in exposure to both workers and non-workers. CPA estimates that about 700 metric tons are re leaser)., to _the air during raining and milling each year, about 100 metric tons during product manufacture, and about 18 metric tons from landfills. These estimates are probably low because they do - not include releases from secondary fabrication of such products as millboard and asbestos-cement sheet, much of which is done in small shops with inadequate emission controls. Observations that levels of asbestos in the air near manufacturing plants and in cities are considerably greater than rural background levels seem to confirm that these releases occur and are significant. Release of asbestos fibers occurs not only in the manufacture and processing of asbestos products, but also in their use and maintenance. This release can occur without the knowledge of the user or maintenance personnel. Por example, construction workers tap into asbestos-cement pipes already in place. The workers often do not know that the pipe contains asbestos and thus do not take steps to limit fiber release. Similarly, significant releases occur as a result of the use and repair of asbestos brakes and other friction products, which constituted about 22 percent of the JMM 00000133 8- - total asbestos market in 1984. Ambient levels of asbestos are elevated near freeways, presumably due to release from asbestos brakes. Thus, the manufacture, processing, and use of asbestos products leave a legacy of asbestos in the ambient air. This ambient loading, while difficult to quantify, is a significant problem. The National Academy of Sciences, after analyzing studies of outdoor air, estimated typical concentrations of asbestos in outdoor ambient air in urban areas to be' approximately 0.00007 f/cc (Ref. 6). Many . millions of people are daily exposed to these levels of asbestos in the air. The National Academy of Sciences has also estimated that persons in urban areas face a lifetime risk of between about 1 in 100,000 to about 7 in 100,000 of developing cancer as a result of asbestos in the ambient, air both indoors and outside of buildings (Ref. 6). Therefore, any comprehensive control strategy must take into account the potential for exposure during the entire lifecycle of asbestos products. To date, CPA has focused its attention primarily on asbestos in buildings, a major source of asbestos release into the ambient environment. In the 1970s, CPA banned the use of sprayed--on asbestos and asbestos-containing pipe lagging under the Clean Air Act, and since then has taken steps to reduce risks from asbestos already in place in JMM 00000134 buildings* It has issued an air standard to reduce emissions from asbestos removal and renovation projects in buildings; issued a rule requiring Inspection of schools for friable asbestos; and established an extensive technical assistance program* which provides guidance to public and private building owners on the identification and safe removal of asbestos. EPA has also proposed an immediately effective regulation to protect State and local public employees who take part in asbestos abatement activities. * These actions are primarily remedial* addressing risks from asbestos already in place; they do not address the substantial risks that will result from the continued manufacture and use of asbestos. Several other Federal agencies have already taken steps that partially reduce these risks. The Occupational Safety and .Health Administration (OSHA) has an occupational standard for asbestos with a permissible exposure limit (PEL) of 2.0 f/cc. OSHA has proposed to Lower this standard to either 0.2 or 0.S f/cc. In addition, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has banned use of respirable asbestos in consumer patching compounds and artifical emberizlng materials. However, substantial risk to workers and the general population remains. For this reason, CPA believes that only a major regulatory initiative under TSCA leading to the eventual elimination of most asbestos product JMM 00000135 -10- manufacture and Importation can satisfactorily reduce the overall risk to all segments of the population. The limitations of exposure-based regulations in preventing asbestos-fiber release, and the need for more comprehensive action under TSCA, are illustrated by the use of PELs to control workplace exposure. In the first place, it appears infeasible to set a PEL for asbestos low enough to reduce risk to a satisfactory level. Even at 0.2 f/cc, the lowest PEL proposed by OSHA, OS HA, using the same lung cancer and-mesothelioma models used by EPA, estimates that about 7 in 1,000 asbestos workers may die from an asbestosrelated disease. Furthermore, it is unreasonable to assume complete compliance with a PEL of 0.2 f/cc, especially given the nature of the asbestos industry. Many of the workers exposed are in the service and construction industries, where worksites change frequently and the worker population is transient. Also, workers often do not know they are exposed to asbestos and therefore will not take the necessary precautions. As a result, PELs and other exposure controls are difficult to apply and enforce. Beyond these considerations, a workplace-based approach does not address risks to the general population. EPA estimates that, even if OSHA reduces the PEL to 0.2 f/cc, almost 1,325 cancers will still result from asbestos products made over the next 15 years. JMM 00000136 -11- Because of this residual risk, CPA is proposing under section 6 of TSCA a ban on the manufacture, importation, and processing of asbestos-cement pipe and fittings, roofing felts, flooring felts (and felt-backed sheet flooring), vinyl-asbestos floor tile, and asbestos clothing. These uses would be banned because safer, economically competitive substitutes are available, and because these asbestos uses are likely to contribute large amounts of asbestos to the ambient environment or present disproportionately high risk. In addition, CPA is proposing to establish a permit A system to phase out all other asbestos' products. Under this system, EPA would allocate permission to mine or import a specific volume of asbestos to current miners and ' importers. The amount of asbestos a miner or Importer would be allowed to mine or import would decline every year until after 10 years no mining or importation would be allowed, except- under a specific exemption. This permit system would allow the market to allocate asbestos, based on the availability and cost of asbestos substitutes. After 10 years, EPA would put in place an exemption system for those asbestos applications for which no substitutes had been developed. EPA anticipates that there will be few such applications, because the permit system would create strong incentives for the development of substitutes. EPA is also considering a requirement that all asbestos products that JMM 00000137 -12- are not banned be labeled as containing asbestos. This would apply to products nade pursuant to permits issued by EPA to mine or import asbestos, and to products made pursuant to an exemption process. In encouraging the development of substitutes. EPA will be promoting a significant reduction in risk. Currently, all products that are replacing asbestos in its many uses appear to present lower risk. However, EPA will monitor the development of substitutes during the 10-year phase-down period, and will use section 4 of TSCA to require testing of substitutes if necessary to ensure their safety. As explained more fully later, EPA is also actively considering other approaches to carry out a regulatory policy of phasing out the manufacture, importation, and processing of asbestos products. Approaches under consideration include banning categories of asbestos products at staged intervals. Two categories under consideration are asbestos construction products and asbestos friction products. Under this approach, EPA would ban the manufacture, importation, and processing of all asbestos products within the category at the same time. EPA is considering this category approach because products within each of the categories have similar exposure patterns, raise similar exposure control issues, and have similar substitutes. EPA believes that it may be good JMM 00000138 -13- public policy to ban such categories of products at the same tine. -This approach would address similar exposure patterns in the same way and treat all parts of an industry sector similarly. In addition, both the- construction products category and the friction products category contain products that could substitute for other products in the category if all are not banned. Thus, a ban of the entire category may be necessary to reduce risk most effectively. .. CPA also considered referring asbestos risks to OSHA / and CPSC under section 9 of TSCA. EPA decided against this approach because OSHA and CPSC, in CPA's opinion, cannot adequately reduce the risk, given their authority and current control technologies. These agencies cannot comprehensively reduce the total volume of asbestos in commerce and cannot protect all of the many population groups at risk. Thus, action by these agencies under their separate authorities would still leave a large residual risk to workers and the general population. EPA concluded, therefore, that this approach would not adequately address the risks to society posed by the continued manufacture, processing, and use of asbestos-containing products. EPA is convinced that restrictions on the manufacture, importation, and processing of asbestos and asbestos products is the surest and most effective strategy for eliminating these risks. JMM 00000139 JMM 00000140 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. tnsi SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON, CA 95206 Purchase Order 'endor (Name & Address) iHnwiil Marketing Corp. of ZlsiubBe AgeoU foe Shahanie & Manhaha Mines (PVT) LTD. c/o P.0. Box 14095 West Allla tfi. 53214 I J-M Manufacturing Co. , Inc. I Highway 75 H I Denison. IT. BLAHKBT ORDER This Is a Blanket Order for recotd & billing purposes only to cofer oar p rti 1 requirement of Mterlal sham below for the period of 7--1--85 to 12-31-85. Required 6otVLlead tine C & G5 Asbestos fiber l.ooo mu ioz 408./MT FOB Delivery to JHxtiaau, TX.. 117./MT Packaging: 50 kegs/Polymvea bags, pressure packed & palli :itlxed on 2--way 48" X 39" pallets. 8 pallets, 8 ship sheets, casli wrapped. 17.5 MI / cant. Material to be supplied shonld be the sane quality as 1st trial, container that JM ordered. Authorized JM contact: Harold Stone Authorized Supplier contact: Peter Trettln * Material sill be billed Mineral Marketing Carp. Freight still be billed by Special shipping. 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. ` 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. JMM 00000142 PURCHASING AGENT J.-M A/C PIPE CORP- t 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA8S208 fulsltk>n Dept. Production Date Prepared 3-26-85 Suggested Vendor Purchase Requisition BLANKET ORDER Dale Required as released Requisitioned By J. Ramsey Remarks; (Justification, Package, etc.) Bill to Stockton, Ca. Material will be billed.Mineral Marketing Corp. Freight will be billed by Special shipping. Deliver to: Denison, TX. 3U r i rtial requirement of material shown below ?1_Z| 1-85 to 12-31-85. (R qui red 660.lea 1 time\ C & G5 Asbestos fihpr 1000 MT 10% FOB DeUrrery rr> l)pn, TY larJrng.irtg:----50 koge/polywoven -bago-j--prc33 palletized on 2-way 48" X 39" pallets, 8 J--ship--ahcct-3i--coaie. wrapped' L7.5 MT / cont. Material to be supplied should be the same ES ISc trial container that JM ordered. Authorized JM contact: Harold Stone Authorized Supplier contact: Peter Trett Ssttion Heart (Purchasing fill out Shaded areas) Hiiarr^ -Paul Hna Purch^ing Department PURCHASING -OViJi':1. U! Ji< .*W !> / ?835522C0O1 2SH0U35 15:43/15:51} 2ST : . Vi20<? SPECIAL3Z HIL ' '.' i313G SPECIAL3Z HiL 3HIPPIH6 IHC r HUSH6/-J-H 0/C PIPE COfiP. FM P fRFTTIH/BRasCESnTE lto. l i > zT-v i S $5 SUs. ,-H DRAFT SPEC HO. TR-1362 COMMENT F'.ls'H.F TO :10ft LE7`.-ft OF NOU 7TH.HE PROVIDE POQ'i. COHMEMT 3 A AT" .f . iOOP FCF. CJRVSOTILE GfiftyE -- '~JL -.u:-.*':-: EG UMPIRE SAMPLE IS ft GOOD IOEA FOR VOU AS S -If/ .vEU I Eli -3R COLOR. APPEARANCE t GENERAL MATURE " "JiiPISE SAMPLE OF CiiS5 MOOLI EE SuSKfTYEO. - , .if' - r!.E ALLOWABLE ' : (T 'Lt':- tiEEM 40 T1 L-p L'l- T RANGE iiOULO 6E :' OH EACH SCREEN. LOilC TERM : . ... -1AAGE OF */- I. f.:C- ` SFECIf ICflTtOH `INFRACTIONS lsing any suppliers- fiber iihereiji the fiber ferfosm- :M -ifiV BE UNCHAHGEO AMO VET MEET APPROUAl. - c-us letter of hou.vth, clg/5 typical sijer-hchett "y.i:.Ti 00 :0T FALL M1TH5N THE DRAFTED RANGE, : THE `Jv YPiCAL CALSC OF CTO'S i?. I4v, ITS *14 M TVF:-.;' ' . : vr . 5. HIGHER THAN fas ALLOWED 22/ AND CLG'5 - :J&Llit - 25.- IS S' SETTER TORN THE MAX. ALLOHEO AT S. ASA - THE fvpiCAL Sis USUIS OF CLG'S AT 33Q3 00..- . .. -2 GRAFTED SSL- PA-SCE 'IoEk HET -IftSV VEST - TC COMMENT FULLv RE8UIRE 3 . - - -->i TEST HETTCv .<$D TO DETERMINE POIN' -lUE. - 'TH isG'-E HAD INS SEEN HPPROOEO FOR USE ft! it!. ISOM. EITHER A SE?a?.- -I '"CiFICAITOK FOR i GRADE FIBER SUCH AS CtG/5 UOULO HAUE TO Sc p TEG i. E : BAUES-MCHcTT s ALLOWABLE SSA <CM2/GM> 6 - 12 25-23 24 - 28 IS - 14 23 - 27 5.150 - G.GSO OP- HE HOULO E'JBHiT ANOTHER GRADE WITH TVF* I CAL ANALYSIS MORE :M Li(i MJTH SPEC HO. TR1382 FOR 1336 PURCHASES. HOMELIER HE DO HOT THINK RESUBHITTIHG p.iPTHER GRADE MOULD BE COST EFFECTiUE FOR J-H CONSIDERING THE JiuRVI PERFORMED TO DATE 6V J-M HHEH ClG-'S HAS APPROVED AT DENISON. PART III t 10 HE . PREFER AND RECOMMEND THAT A SAMPLING PROCEDURE SE FOLLGHEO ti' . L-SCRiBES TO OAHA STANDARDS SUCH AS S-l-74 `METHOD OF SAHPLIH6 L- " EPfiF.ftTlOH* BE FOLLOHED OR ITS ANNEX ft-1 `LIHITEO ACCESSIBILITY NPl'N..* SINCE STATED IN ANNEX A-l `...THE HUMBER OF SAGS FROM MHiCft 20 HANDFULS <COMPOSITE SAHPLE) ARE ST> TCTEO MAY V-.' RECPCSO. SHOULD HOT BE LESS THAi' 10 >' SAS: ' -ART 0 LS SUPPLY PURCHASE SPEC. NO TR-I33- SO COMMENT CAM SE MADE. .-ART 10 NO COKHENT TO ADD. SHOULD VOU KAMI FURTHER iOnHEMT OM ANY I TEH PLS AC-MSE RGOS HHMH ir JMM 00000144 J-M A/C P*PE CORP. i.Tf* Sf^wffY ROAD sv?Sjttc3<. ca as2G6 Vendor (Name & Address) *ac d'Anlante da Quebec LIS) c/o Eastern Chen Trading Co., LID 5156 Sherbrooke W. Ste. 420 Montreal* foe., Canada H4A 1T6 (514) 482-1231 ATTN: T. Y. Chen Purchase Order BLANKET ORDER as released 3-28-85 PURCHASING Paul Huan; Purct>>&n Department // ' ^ J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 105? SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 05206 qulsitlon Dopt. ate Prepared FRODPCTION Suggested Vendor 1/4/85 Purchase Requisition ale Required Requisitioned By P-R.No. H BLANKET ORDER P:0. No. (Release No.) 8200 Project No. (wto No) Change No. AS REf.FASEn J. RAMSEY Remarks: (Justification. Package, etcj Deliver to: BILL TO HQ ACCOUNTING, STOCKTON, CA. DENISON (JD021) STOCKTON (JS021 Est. Dale of Order Date Ordered Schedule Delivery Ordered From Lac d *Aaiante du Quebec LTD. c/o Eastern Chen Trading Co., LTD. 5156 Sherbrooke W., STE. 420 Montreal, Que., Canada H4A 1T6 (514) 482-1231 FOBBLACK LAKE^pOE.. ^ PLANT OeST. CHARGE .ALLOWED m Ship Via - Terms,. SEE BELOW Confirm to: N30: aOOLLECT EsL Freight B.O. No. Charge Code T-Y. CHEN Taxable.. S Tax Exempt Account No. r_ i I Corr.pUtc Description 1 Blanket Order for record & billing purpose 1 onlv to cover our partial requirement of material shown below for the period of 1/ 785 to 12/31/85. DENISON .: r V;. :;sn. -yi ' ! bTOUKTUN - : ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 approx. 2500 ST $5i .8-da/in * * $568.00/MT for ea. plant ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 ! anpr ix'. j. ,tjt(WST# 4347. df)./MT i-v* :.y.* : If E PA or any government agencies ban A/C pipe in the US /Alii; take -fibber in : J-M warehc use may be returned for credit & freight will >e neebl rated by^ botkh -; ' part les. Mace rial to be supplied will be shipped via Pi :(t/.o7f.c.) , pn ':'; slip sheet! & hrink-wrapped unit for Denison, TX. and vi i . relict i:,;'packed 1,-200 bags per < ar \ ith shrink-wrapped unit, bottom unit on si Lp" sheel s:, ;-secodd unit : on p allet for Stockton. CA. Upon receiving Blanket Orde c stippl lef "to send conf inaed orde r back is required. ' * . ` i | Date Received Partial or Complete Received By Y P R O V AL! President - . . Total ____________________A_ V.P. Man 2 & `t, / ./ * 1 . . .* * . Seciicn Head 1 JMM 00000147 (Purchasing fin ouutl Shaded asyreeaass)j /*' Paul Huang Purchipng Department PURCHASING J-M A1C. PIPE CORP. \r.Z1 SFmRY ROAO S-^CKF^i. CA 9S2DS Vendor (Name & Address) Purchase Order BLANKET ORDER CHARGE J-M A/C-PIPE CORP. lOSifSPERHY ROAD ' STOCKTON. CA 85206 juisttlon Ocpt- Date Prepared PRODUCTION Suggested Vendor 9/17/85 RECEIVED SEP 2 0 t985y^ Purchase Requisition D r<M-- Dale Required Requisitioned 8y P.R. No. H 8406 Project No. (w/o Noj AS RELEAS $D HAROLD STOHE Remarks: (Justification. Package, etc) P-O. No. (Release NoJ JD021 Change No! r' Deliver lo: DENISON, TX Est. Date of Order Date Ordered Schedule Delivery Ordered From . LAC. D'AMIANTE DO QUEBEC LTD. C^O EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO.. LTD. 1117 SUITE-CATHERINE ST- WEST MONTREAL, QUE. CANADA H3B1H9 (514) 281-^0141" : F08; pcamt oest. o Ship Via . PIGGY BACK Conllrm to? T.Y. CHEN allowed St Terms N30 Eat. Freight 8.0. No. Charge Code PURCHASING PAUL HUAN( Purchasi] Department J-M A/C. PIPE CORP- 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 95206 ".Vi.. x/endor (Name & Address) ^AC. D'AMIANTE DO QUEBEC LTD. CiO EASTERS CHE# TRADING. CO.;, .'LTD. 1117 SOlTE-BtTHERIHE ST. WEST MONTREAL, QOE. CANADA H3B1B9 (S14) 281-0141 T.Y. CHEN H MANUFACTURING HIGHWAY 75H DENISON. TX 75020 STOCKTON ACCOUNTING 'SMpVUg- PIGGY BACK BLANKET ORDER CHANGE Snc.v Th? r.`c. On Invoice, AS RELEASED E;L an;] E>:!i Package. ^ _ :b$upife7' Vy.;v'y:- ' 9/17/85 Jium_______________ Taxable nM<T oCSge mZSSed corset D ,g D *3 NET 30 Excmplp^ ascription | Unii Pr H8406 EFFECTIVE 9/17/85 THE PRICE OF ASBESTOS FIBER WILL BE REVISED AS FOLLOWS: OLD ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 . $568-00/KT $385.00/MT NEW 4549.00/MT 380.00/HT THE REST OF THIS BLANKET ORDER REMAINS UNCHANGED. EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO. LTD. ^ D' Roland Senior b REQ U BLACK LAKE 4 -on *85 ,TE DU QUEBEC. n arketin JRI- . JFC -LO KP JMM 00000150 1. Please turnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel posl or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. ByPAUL BUA VENDOR 3;M Manufacturing Company, Inc. v;3t SFSP.RY stuyffOo. c.i. . Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) Lac d' Andante dn Quebec LTD. c/o Eastern Chen Trading Co., LID. 5156 Sherbrooke W., STE. 4200 HontrAal. Que., Canada H4A IT6 CHEN 65141 482-1231 tfm-Tar-V'- ?.'* ....... *" DENISON, IX. (JD021) SQ Account ing-StocJcton, CA. STOCKTON, CA. (JS021) SEE BELOW BLANKET ORDER -Oeihra^Sctieclutai:? AS RELEASED Terms an '. N30 Taxable cocLEcr X 0 Etomptbnrl Description Blanket Order for record & billing purposed only to cover our partial requirement of material shown below for the period of 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3 ASBESTOS FIBER 5R-3 approx. 2,500ST for ea. plant DENISON, TX $568.00/MT srqcxioN, ca. .$5 68.00/MX approx. 1,0C OST $35 7-OO/KT If EPA or any government agencies ban A/C pipe In the USA. All Lai fiber In J-M warehhuse may be returned for credit & freight will be negotiated by both parties. Material to be supplied will be shlpif ed via Piggyback (T.O.F.C.) on sllpsheets & shrink--wrap/ed uni t for Denison, TX. and via railcar, packed 1,200 bags per <:ar wiith shrc: inkwrapped unit, bottom unit on sllpsheets, second unit on p.al Let for Shockton, CA. Opon receiving Blanket Order, supplier to siemd confirmed order back is required. JMM 00000151 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or Insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. I By Paul Huang t PURCHASING AGENT J/K Manufacturing .Company, Inc. . ICS) SPirtftY RO-KD ' STOCKTON. CA 0jiflC Vendor (Name & Address) Lac d'iolante du Quebec LTD. c/o Eastern Chen Trading Co., LTD. 5156 Sherbrooke W., STE. 4200 MonUTfal, Que., Canada U4A 1T6 Purchase Order .Yu:- BLANKET ORDER Ooftvwy Schedule -: AS RELEASED tssuirJMe . . EBj^9^9B^^SEp 1/4/85 SEE BELOW DENISON, TX. (JD021) STOCKTON, CA. (JS021) ttlTo: 3Q Accounting-Stockton* CA. Sp Via ' SEE BELOW B El O Terras' ` * - : ' " N30 Taxable X Ta -------- ExotoUCX 1 Description Blanket Order for record & billing purposed only to cover sur partial requirement of material shown below for the period of 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. ASBESTOS FIBER 4T-3&SBEST0S FIBER 5R-3 approx. 2.500ST for ea. plant DENISON, XX $568.00/MT approx. l,0i Cf EFA or any government agencies ban A/C pipe In the DSA. Fiber in J-M warehhuse may be returned for credit & freight negotiated by both parties. Material to be supplied will ia Piggyback (T.O.F.C.) on sllpsheet6 & shrink-wrapped uni t Denison, TX. and via railcar, packed 1,200 bags per car wit trapped unit, bottom unit on slipsbeets, second unit on pall SbOckton, CA. Upon receiving Blanket Order, supplier to si confirmed ord: r back is required. LAC D'AI E DU QUEBEC. LTEE EASFBIN cm TR' 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except Bv Paul Huang as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. JMM 00000152 VENOOB SINTERED FEB \ \ 1985 S33I& TELEX: 0S-833S72 CABLE 'AMASCOUtr TtlPHON {418} 338-2181 SOCIETY ASBESTOS LIMITEE ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED CJ>. / P.O. BOX 519. THETFOHD-MINES. QUEBEC. CANADA. GGG 5T6 AIR MAIL Thetford-Mines, Qc, Canada February 4, 1985 J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, Ca. 95206 U.S.A. Attention; Mr. Paul Huang Dear Sirs: We are in receipt of your blanket order dated January 4, 1985 for 1,000 s.t. for each plant of asbestos fibre N-479-4T, at a price of $515.00 U.S. per short ton C 6 F Denison, Tx. or Stockton, Ca. We thank you very much for this order and rest assured that the quality of the fibre that will be shipped to you in 1985 will be the same as the last shipment you received at both plants, with which you were very satisfied. Awaiting to receive your releases in a near future, we remain. Yours very truly. Claude Limoges Sales Director CL/hlg fOUR*SSUR O'AMlAHfg A CECHELte MOMOtALC WORLDWIDE SUPFUEA OF ASSESTOS JMM 00000153 TEL: (514) 484-3235 TELEX: 055-67125 EAST CHEN MTL EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO. LTD. LES ENTREPRISES DE L'ORIENT CHEN CO. LTEE 5165 SHERBROOKE ST. W.. SUITE 420, MONTREAL QUE-. CANADA H4A 1T6 July 26,1985 Mr. Paul Huang Purchase Manager J-M A/C Pipe Corp. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA. 95206 U.S.A. Dear Mr. Huang: Our office has been relocated to the following address: 1117 Ste-Catherine St. West Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec H3B 1H9 Tel: (514)281-0141 Mailing Address: P.O.Box 991,Station A Montreal, Quebec H3C 2W9 and my personal residence: 110 Astoria Ave. Pointe-Claire, Quebec H9S 5A8 Tel: (514)695-8997 Best regards. T. Y. fen JMM 00000154 RECEIVED SEED 3 1985 Montreal Gazette- August 28,1985 Province under to reorgani asDesios industry A planned reorganization of 0:0 iinaucially-traubied asbes tos industry by the Quebec govcr,;..ieni tss come under fire from oppoatioa politicians and the asbistas workers' union. The union representing 725 workers to be laid off as part of tile plan said yesterday'the government has created an `employment disaster zone" without regard for the seniority of the affected workers. Three of sir mines and two oi five milling installations in the asbestos mining region, 190 kilometres cast of Montreal, will be closed so the industry can be operated on a financially sound basis. Energy Minister Jcsn-Cuy Rodrigue said when he announced the plan Aug. 16. The reorganization calls for a limited partnership of the three mining companies -- two of them provincially controlled -- to run the mines and pool sales efforts. Asbestos Corp. will close its Beaver mine and Nor mandie treatment plant, while Lake Asbestos Ltd. will shut its National mine and m3i. Asbestos Corp atuflake As bestos Ltd, are owned by the government's bolding compa ny, the Societe oationale de l'amiante. Asbestos Corp. will also close its King mine next year. The - new partnership will start with 53S million cash -- 40 per cent from the the government hold ing company and CO per cent from Lake Asbestos. Rodrigue said he regretted the loss of 72S jobs, but the pooling'wouid protect 1,500. "Nothing has been seen from the government respecting se niority and protecting workers who in some cases bavc given 25 years of their lives lo the' mines," the Confederation of National Trade Unions affiliate said in a statement. "Oa the other hand, workers who have been employed for five years are keeping their jobs by virtue of the plan an nounced by the minister." j The unions maintained the : layoffs violate provincial labor ; code clauses requiring new 1 owners of an enterprise to re- 1 sped.cootracts. g The union pointed out the g Thctford Mines area bad been jj hard hit by unemployment and . that measures should be taken I to softco the effects of (tie plan. They suggested rather than lay- j offs that older workers be given I early retirement. ` Liberal energy critic Pierre Fortier called the entire at- L tempt to expropriate the indus try an economic fiasco that ne cessitated the reorganization - plan. He called the new scheme "an obvious setback." _ Canadian Prose -4s bi-B. Editorial error. 'Should read Bell Asbestos1* TEL: <5141 Z6I-014I . EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO,, LTD 1117 STC-CATHRIN ST. W.. suite: 603 Montreal, oueeec. H30 ih? Canada JMM 00000155 X .2 Ji 5 j- err if.sr Cries' : 71 tic. i*;;i att?'i :t. :-AUt xv.Arc 7r.: CFr'tf I'T WHITE AiCrSTrs FITEr CCi i rTAf'T: 1. AC IP.?! A57=STCS Frier.- r'-irTrrr tc cicctth- rr i?' l-s. n.^r rrr rrrr it tct /t: c7cr:Tr- r?7.6j rE.'-:;r- mv.es sf: sTcc-Trr rinse." a<-: c- iccr rrrvArr tc hlapitc vr;_r rrr-LY rrrerrs t v err" LAPT^rr ck:.:* rr.-.zir-n. cc- II JMM 00000156 i-2 ra.5 K i K MMi If JK .jj- 5"T ;-ast c:-:cv ? tl jaf. icl s ATT?': -:T FALL LLANO CO*'FI CLIFF CLP TEL FFHOFI CC'H'F-SATI Cf.' OF JAL TL: C-FFtFIMG WHITE ASFLSICS F1FEF 5CT !<" 3= FAFF: ffici: LAC LAKI ASTESTCS r e L i v ?.r sr to stccltcf cr If L-S- Ft-FT FIT FLTFIC rtFiscr ATS STCCJ'TO*mr-'iscF fCS-T? S6S-?S rrs stccftff FEFISrF SF7.S-2 o r C- . ? 2 FLCAEFS TY CHE?1 ASTIF*i CHEF TT A.nrc cr. JL KC STC EAST CFTF f'TL 1^2: JMM 00000157 K * m & n JK n j: :-c ATT": stc PAUL TLA1? jj- A/c pipe cc: I C 11 < *? li/ii/zt. ' . SUFJECT: C-.VCTATI CU FY riFEFALS ArTETINC CCF.?. FTP SUFFLIFC C"G 5 ASFLSTCS FIFEr - rt"I5C-F CUCTATirr TC FtCCX- SCFFLitr FCF TC*A' FT CF AT EoSirtES AT rEUISCK FF.ICING EFFECTIVE ITT EF I A.~ LLY: PPI CP: VS CLF i \ L.3T-/SKCF T TCF TCF FINE. TEFE'S: F.'LT 2C FAYS CF FirEF FILLET FY : IVLTALS FAri'ET IUC CCFF. CF ZK'FA.FYZ- FF EIGHT: USULF 1ZZ. 2S/SHGFT TCF FCF TLLIVLFY TC Ff-IECF, TX FFEIGKT COST SLFJECT TC CKAKCE UITKCUT "CTIC1- EXCLUTES CAFGC 1 KS UFAFCE, GUSTOS EINTFY, -PCI'ET'S FEES, L GCAL CUTIES A-NT TA"ES. FFT KILL EE GUCTEF FY THE SKIPPING CC. A?-iT KILL Ft FILLET FY THE;' AS- !' PAST. PACKAG IKG : l?.'CLUrEr IF FIFE?. PFICE - SC KGS/PCLYWCVEF FAG; FFESSUFE FACJ Er ftf-F FALLZTIZET CF n-HAY iS'TEc- Fa.l l LTS: 16 FALLE TS/C C?!T; i 1AYEFS CF PALLETS; I7.S FT/CfFI < 1 G. 2 SHCFT TONS/C O-T) FAC.ULC AS YC-Or LAST CrrLF. SCHETULIFG: SAILIFC-S EVCFY 4-6 KEEKS, FEL.UE5T AFCE'T S`i rAYS LEAT TIr-E. FLF AFCVE TCTAL FT. ICE TC rLTISCF- IS US ILF FLTCKASE CFDEF FCF r iFE.FALS KAF-KETIFG C"C S SKCLLT FE FATE CUT TC: YIFEFALS FAFZTIKG CCFF- CF ZIUFAFVE, C/C P.C. FCX ' I4ECS, VEST ALE IS, WI 52114. LC C-i'l'-'c FCFVArr TC FUCEIVIFG YCLF CF T EP - SHCUir YCL HAVE AMY CUESTICM5 FLS AUVISE- TEST rLCAFFS F. TFETTIM rrAFECA7 E LTF. ` JMM 00000158 $ n\ J SiAi Johns-Manville PURCHASE SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATION NUMBER _____ TR-1900-8 PAGE NO. 1 of 4 ISSUED DATE 11/19/80 j CANCELS lOC*rOMS j TR-1900-7 BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) P32, P48, P55 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: Fiber covered by this specification shall be crocidolite (blue asbestos of the asphibole type) . An "umpire'' sample shall be submitted by the . vendor which will be used to determine whether incoming shipments compare favorably with this sample in regard to color, general appearance, and general characteristics, II. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS; The fiber, when tested in accordance with JH Test Method TR--425-52 shall conform to the following specifications: MeNett Wet Screen * 14 Mesh Fiber - 100 Mesh Fines + 14 Rock Range 54% - 60% 31% - 37% 3% Max. III. SAMPLING PROCEDURE: Lot - For purposes of sampling, a lot shall consist of not ever one car . load, produced under essentially the same conditions and offered for inspection at one time. Procedure - From each lot the inspector shall take a sanple from each of 25 bags at random. Five composite samples be prepared, each composite representing 5 separate bags. IV. INTERPRETATION OF TEST RESULTS: The test results of each composite sample shall conform to the detailed requirements of (.2) above. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: A. Fiber shall be packaged in a woven polyethylene bag, (polypropylenealternate) containing 50 kilos (110.23 lbs.) measuring 1016 nun long x 546 ram wide x 241 aim high (40" x 21-1/2" x 9-1/2") . B. Bagged fibre shall be conpressed into a bale containing six (6) bags, for a total weight of 300 kilos (661.38 lbs.) and measuring 1118 mm long x 559 mm wide x 686 mm high (44" x 22" x 27" ). Each bale shall be banded with four (4) each 5 mm nail wires, equally spaced in the length dimension and each securely sealed. Because of the clip pro truding, a protective cover of some material should be applied or af fixed to the clip to prevent tearing and or abrasion of adjacent bags. A warning label with instructions for properly cutting the nail wire shall be placed on clip side of the bale- Each bale shall be distinc tly marked showing the fibre grade- X -- INDICATES CHANGE D-jno'.es change jMM 00000159 SjiSi Johns-Manvflle PURCHASE SPECIFICATION aTC*uu. SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR-1900-8 . BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) ] | PAGE NO. I1 ISSUED OATE 2 of 4 11/19/80 CANCELS TR--1900--7 - jIICCaTiOmS P32, ?48. P55 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLJE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: (Continued) C. Baled units shall be loaded two (2) bales deep by three (3) bales ^igh, for a total of six (6) bales on a flush stringer, double faced, non-reversible, 2-way entry pallet. (See attached sketch for pallet dimensions and specific construction). Each bale shall be placed on the pallet and on top of each other with the S mm nail wire clip facing inward toward the center of the pallet. A minimum of two (2) steel straps 12.'7 mm wide x .508 mm thick (1/2" x .020") minimum shall be used to secure the six (6) bales to the pallet. Protective material, such as pieces of paraweb sling, molded plastic strips, or equivalent; of sufficient length to prevent the steel from cutting or abrading the fibre bags; shall be. placed under each steel strap at each location where the strap is in contact with a corner of a bale. Each strap shall be securely tensioned and sealed. Total net weight for a six (6) bale (36 bags) palletized unit shall be 1.8 metric tons (3968 lbs.) and for a four (4) bale (24 bags) _ palletized unit shall be 1.2 metric tons (2646 lbs.). See the attached sketches for the bale and palletized unit construc tion with dimensions and tolerances-. - D. Shipment: Palletized units shall be loaded into standard 6.1 meter (20 ft.) long containers. Each container shall contain the following number of palletized units: 1. Preferred: Ten (10) palletized units, each containing 36 bags of fibre for a total of 360 bags, net weight of 18.0 metric tons (396B3 lbs.) per container. 2. Alternate: Nine (9) palletized units of 36 bags per unit plus one (1) palletized unit of 24 bags for a total of 348 bags, net weight of 17.4 metric tons (38361 lbs.) per con tainer- E. This material is classified as a hazardous material and shall be pack aged in accordance with DOT regulations 49 CFR. NO FIBRE BAGS SHALL BE SHIPPED WITH BAGS DAMAGED AND FIBRE EXPOSED. ALL DAMAGED BAGS MUST BE TAPED WITH A .MATERIAL TO INSURE COMPLETE AND ADEQUATE COVERAGE OF THE DAMAGED AREA. VI. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS REQUIREMENTS: A. Department of Transportation (49 CFR) The material is classified as a hazardous material and shall be pack aged, marked and labelled in accordance with 49 CFR. 1. DOT Proper Shipping Name - Asbestos. 2. DOT Hazard Class - ORM-C. 3. Regulated as of April 30, 1979 (See Federal Register, December 4, 1976, page 56664). X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000160 JMM 00000161  m Johns-Man'ville . . PURCHASE SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATION NUMBER TO-1900-8 ' j PAGE NO. j 4 of 4 j ISSUED DATE) 11/19/80 !1 I i.0C>TO?*S BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CFOCXDOLITE) P32, P48, P5S NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WHITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAVS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. IN.lOMIM B<lM Pallet Construction and Dimensions ,-la . Ir fiNci +*** -I \ X -- INDICATES CHANGE jMM 00000162 " r Utica Telex "s&Telex "KcTelm "ssTelcx 7iu tu: : :ssace tty r (I7js72iei JI- HC 5 7C *- - FEPLV VIA VESTErif L:' I CF est ns i ncv/ss/i TL1 er.t-.PH-r IAL- 12? Kt etc ASFESTCE TC: JPFFS-rAr'VJL I E /STCCI'ICV ATT*' C Vr - r - FLWr* :tv. ie/e/ 11-^!/ A 'Es: PAYS APT, TK E CArAFlAr FFLS3, SUFFfrii: TV SEVEEAi r'i E-f.7 AFi : E> HfLEAStr LEVS SPEC IFY i J.'C THAT A.C.L. ULL EE LF.V If T CF? E27 LI Fi CY1 LE For af LrrtiEri-i'sr Finer cr t:: e- ve have TELEPHfr-E CALLS EYCLITirC A F r7 THE II. r L I CT I CFE FI AF THAT PLT CCFFETITCrS ;:H CIVir? IKE ArVEFSt E-*ir;.: C F 5LC:-' FE1.S, A-T I':7 5 1 f r 7 AT I C" C? EE A FErHAFEn CL CELT l - k'l tl E'K TC IFF cry YOU THAT "HIS A?~F C L?' C il l' L J' 7 CLCSUFE IS A r f-.F 7 CF CLF LSCAL SLST-EFE I f r CF HAVE Tf-E T.-IF C17H7 CVEF- THE LAST L YEAFE, If= FF. CriXTIC'-' TC CLFFL^T SALES. CF A Tc "`f- CT AFY CT- E m l f-'L., WLCF CFf r 7 TC /.TvLSI ' V, Tl-'E CYLY nrFErLNCt^ 71: It TITS, IS 7KA7 VE OF 7 L L FC7 7( ILFIFi AT' ETTACT FEFICr CF CLCSIFE, IF rmF 7C {.VC IT S LVII" Al. V ES7F IC7I f I'S AY 7 cci'Pi iCATicrs rri-ATir ir coi fllscfy Frt-Acvirr- rr cur se alc ye l s.. a/t. FETAI!" A " CS7 rESlFAri.' FLir-riLiTY. AS IT STAFFS.. FC7.-! r'CF! ATT I L A*-T F FF I 7r' I SL -C .FAT I AF CF 1; F Al I <--S VII FESUf I ITS ACTIVITIES rLFi.-'C 7ME FIFS7 -.LaI.TLF CF ]c;.L :iri'r:-'T C1' CCF rrFEE FCC" AHS CLP STCCF LEVEL- FEFCFr. TKL CLCSLTL CF FC CF FC'-'ELF 1F 17 A?T 107:7.'': IE CF TEClFEir E , AFtCLATL FFC-I SI CFS HAVE FIEF FTC'-'I JILT LL7-.L ITY F ! S L IF I: ' L ' 7 S . if ycv fsclifl rcnniF irrcn atiof. flease rc fct kleiiate 7C TCC 77:i LFFt.r s I CF.r f;cpEft rreerrs, je af -yafc l l fi cm r VICE-FFLS ICE '' 7 VATFET I`T ASCHSTCt CCTFCSATIfy Lli ITL f JMM 00000163 I t ENVIRONMENTAL RETORT Lone Mineral Expert Tries to Calm Government Down About Asbestos A U.S. Geological Survey employee says the panic over asbestos in schools is overblown. But Congress still authorized funds to help schools remove the hazard. UY LAWRENCE MOS1 ICR After all. he argues, the women or Thetfurd Mines, a town of 30.000 in (his year by the American Society for Testing Materials. If it were, the women aid mild-mannered Malcolm Ross v/ no whisilc-btowct Ai lhe U_S. Canada's Quebec province where asbes tos was mined from HtSO until the 1900s. of Thetfurd Mines, "where over 20 mil lion tons of chrvsmile asbestos has been Geological Survey, where tradition and have lived with mountains of asbestos mined, would be dying of asbestos-related conservative ways run deep, vhtstlc arc waste heaped behind their homes all (lictr diseases. They arc mit." abhored. and those who would blow them lives, with no undue health effects. The Ross cited Canadian health studies usually don'L But Roo.a research miner xsbestos dust was so thick. Ross said, showing that people can breathe or drink alogist. has been whistling, hard about residents had to wash their car windows "significant amounts" of white asbestos asbcsios and why it is not the scourge to every morning before they could drive. safely. These studies, he said, also pro schools and offices that some contend it is. Ross has so far failed to alter the gov DIFFERENT 11AXAR OS? At issue is whether it is practical or vide a "threshold value*" fur white asbes tos below winch no measurable health effects will occur. ernment*s determination tu finance asbes even possible to distinguish between the Kiks says that much of the earth's tos removal from scIhxjIs and gradually health effects of half a do/ n dilfcrcnt surface could be cun>idcrcU dangerous if remove asbestos products from the na kinds of asbestos The U.S. Public 1 lealtli (he government defined the asbestos haz tion's shelves. And he has been de Service's Centers for Disease Control, the ard broadly enough to include exposure nounced as a meddler and derided by the National Institute for Occupational to the many fibers contained in a variety public health establishment. Safety and Health, (lie Ml. Sinai Envi of rocks and minerals and then attempted The 54-year-old mineralogist, who has ronmental Science Laboratory in New la reduce (he people's exposure to zero. worked for the Geological Survey for 30 York and EPA have declined to make "Many cities have lots of white asbestos years, says he has run foursquare into the such distinctions. in (heir water supplies.** he said. "And politics of cancer and rls po*-*cr to scare. Ross and a few others, including (he California, particularly in the north, is Nevertheless, he has shown (hat an indi Ontario Royal Commission on Matters of loaded with the mineral." vidual can still rattle the federal machin Health and Safety Arising from the Use "I liglt levels of many kinds of dust will ery enough to cause sccood thoughts. of Asbestos, contend that (he available make you seek." Ross said. "You can Thrs was demonstrated on Sept. 36 at a medical evidence supports a distinction cause tumor* in animals with a wide hearing before the House Energy and between -while** asbestos and the more variety of minerals. If animal studies arc Commerce Subcommittee on Com lethal "blue** and "brown'* varieties. your guide, a considerable pari of the merce, Transportation and Tourism on The asbestos mined in Canada is the earth's crust is carcinogenic. (he school asbe*to* abatement program. while or efirysolile type. An esiinolcd 95 Itv* began making hs view* known Under intense questioning by subcommit per cent of all asbestos products used in last February after the Geological Sur tee chairman James J. florio, D-NJ (he United State* arc made of chrysolite vey's California center began receiving . John A. Moore, who is assistant adminis asbestos. Much of this cumcS from Can inquiries about asbestos. He ha% leetured trator of the Environmental Protection ada. Uluc asbestos, or crocidulilc. ounc* around the country *nd has held briefing-: Agency {CPAl. admitted that the agency from South Africa and Australia, and the in Washington for W.iitc House o(hci:i(>. Could not develop a specific standard io brown variety. amt\i(c_ from South Af the National Kocarch '"ounCil Staff and determine when asbestos created a health rica. The incidence of moutbcfwMMa. or several other agencies including the Gen hazard io schools. cancer of the limngv of I lie lung and eral Services Administration and l:.PA. Kosv arguc\ tluil parents, teachers, pu pils. building maintenance employee* and *flcc M#rhcr-v need nut uucty mj nunh a Unit a few **-hilf\ of du^l. abdomen. t> much higher fur kiiaccn <if blue and brown a\best<s. according ti Ks*. than for white a^bc\*<*>. working only with I1A1TU-: LINES When Run* liually reached Capitol Mill, the reaction was v,uolic. Sen. lie agrci*\ th.it s faffing ~*NuuCCup.itMtn:i] exposure to j^hiicj J:miC\ Abdiiof. H-S I) . chairman of the out of ceilings or crumbling *tf the * alls, it >hnjl*f be' removed. Hut liters is n*i need a>bo>t<**> ha' nit been n by cpl.u-IllhW h*geat MudiC' to he a Nipn*bC`*ni h*jhh I'.iivmmmcnl and I'ubhC Sub* v'ofiuuiiivc on W;*tcr Resource* and a to fVlOtv. itc v.iW J, Ki>< slated in a study pvU*v|i] member of the App<opr.*I*>r.x Sub* I93K Na 11(J SAl. Klk-KNAl. 10/1 t/Kt JMM 00000164 I * committee on tlUO ami ladc- pcmlcql Apeocict, had spOMiKcd a bill to provide 5600 million (o Stale* o\trlKc next sis year* to help school$ remove "friable"' aibci* to*--that which crumbles when touched. Ross's no panic message gave the bill's ene mies more amciia- nilion. In late May. the battle lines formed when the House Appropria t tons Committee report on EPA cited Ross's arguments to criticize the agency's school as bestos program and its proposal to ban three asbestos products and a phase out asbestos mining and im ports over the next decade. Abdoor's forces then orga nized a concerted attach against Ross in the form of letters to Sen. Robert T. Stafford. f\-Vi_ chairman of the Environment and Public Works Committee. The most damning Idler came from assistant surgeon general James O. Ma son. director of the Centers for Disease Control. Mason repeated earlier testi mony by the center's Df. Vernon N. I look that the hazards of white asbestos "have been established as a medical fact and that there is no good basis for debate to the contrary." . The June 18 letter also said that "Or. Ross's health analysis has been made using many statistical manipulations that arc highly inappropriate" and that Ross, in concluding that Italian miners of white asbestos had a lower incidence of moo- ihdioma and lung oncer, ignored the notion that health problems caused by asbestus exposure Cinjld be latent. Thcattcmpl to water down the Abdoor bill by requiring El*A to conduct addi tional studies failed in conference. fil'A was directed to provide an initial 550 million tOSchi>ds as a J9-S4 supplemental apprttproOun that eould be Carried over lo fl>C next IincuI year. Another S.'t) mil lion *-j\ alhtcatcd f%/ 1*1)0. Ilut the bH eikl the agency pro^iJc creasing pressure to set an a\bc\tns - exposure Standard that school* and other building owners can use to determine when the presence of as bestos creates a health hazard. Last November, the Service Em ployees Interna tional Union peti tioned EPA to set a standard and to recommend proce dures for remedy ing the hazards, ei ther by removing the asbestos or scaling it. Sol EPA's attempt to create formulas proved impracti cal. said Edward A. Klein, director of EPA's toxic sub stances assistance office. Earlier this month, the union, sued EPA oyer the issue. Union president John J. Sweeney* told the Florio panel that EPA had '`transformed "more practical guidance" in deciding a very bad situation into an environmen wlial lo do about the presence of asbestos. tal catastrophe'* by not providing regula EPA was "urged to develop detailed sbn- tions requiring safe removal of asbestos. dard.s and procedures fix posHento^a! EPA's Moore testified that EPA had certification to assure that poorly exc- ' nude "progress" in getting schools to cutcd abatement projects do not cause * inspect for the presence of asbestos. The higher asbestos exposures." "vast majority" of schools arc conducting The last requirement indicated that inspection programs, he said, and 65 per Ross had some impact on (lie legislation. cent arc not finding "friable materials." In his Washington briefings, he had cited Of those that have located such asbestos, a May J984 Canadian Royal Commis "two-thirds have completed or arc in the sion study that warned that poor asbestos process of completing asbestos abate removal work could increase health risks ment projects." by exposing workers to higher levels of Moore also said EPA rs designing stan asbestos. The commission also concluded dards for contractors who wTl implement that much of Ontario's S20 million asbes the asbestos abatement p >gram that tos removal clfort wjs needless. Congress passed, flut Moo said El A "What happened in recent yc*rs with may* not ask for the full SfiOO <mlliun that respect to asbcsto> K lhal protect. *e ac Congress authorized if school:, delay act tions were taken vhtch did not rccog.?z.e ing on their own lo remove a\bc\tos be that a substance that kt|h in tltc work cause they want to apply for the federal place may pose insignificant risks in the money later. indoor or outdoor environment," the R\\S appears more bemused than both Study said. "Tlirmiglktu! Canada and the ered by his sudden notoriety. He dis United Stales, hundreds of millions of misses hts medical critics by wondering dollars hive been 'pcnl removing asbes aloud if they actually read h\ study. A> tos frutn buflJng<. Only * fraction of fur the meddling ch.irce. he qupped: "I |Icm; removal pro^i,1< ;i\ warranted by could turn that a'ouoJ. you know, tt hy the risks p>H'<l to hfihl<i ivCup-ints. |>v*N|Mie tins study. f-.lYY i% under rn- arc (Iknc owdiCul people meddhng m a nnnci.il ixvueT" O X NAltONAl.lOuK.NAL 10/1 j/k: IV>7 JMM 00000165 -- CONFIDENT! A.L- J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. * foe R. K. Chi Internal Correspondence July 6, 1983 From: 1. D. Rlfih Copies: Subject: ASBESTOS FIBER CONTRACT RUBBER RINGS CONTRACT 1983 Fiber: Agreement states an $800 per Canadian ton. (This should be view as Hanville's opening bid;, Haxxville views it as price.) Rubber Rings: Price as set forth in Exhibit A to agreement. Hanville must give a price at least as favorable as that given to their other customers. ' . 1984 thru 1987 Fiber: During the negotiation period of each year, if we receive an offer: 1. for asbestos fiber 2. of Canadian origin 3. of the same grade, quality and point value 4. at a lesser price than Hanville. Then we must notify Hanville and if they fail to match our price within 15 days, we are free "....to purchase such quantity of asbestos fiber" at the lowest price subject to our duty of giving notice to Hanville of evidence of purchase. Prices are firm for the year. Rubber Rings: During negotiation period, if J-M receives an offer to purchase rubber rings, of like grade and quality, at a lesser price, it will notify Hanville. If Hanville is unable to meet the lower price, we are free to buy the quantity quoted by the third party at the lover price, with notice of the sales documents sent to Hanville. (Please note; that the Fiber Contract purports to be governed by the Law of Quebec, for which I amseeking legal opinion on.) 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TIFFS: NET EE TAYS. - FREIGHT: US ILF 117.CZ/r-T FCF rELIVEFY TC ELNISC!', T>: EFCLLTES CAFCC INSURANCE, CLSTC.-'S EKTF Y> LOCAL PUT ILS ANO TAXES, ETC- FF7 WILL Ft CCCTEr rY SFZ.CIA1 SKIFF Ivc A.NF FILLET EY TKEL- FACKACIFC: 52 KGS- PET FC-LYVCVEF FAG AYE PALLETIZUT. SHPI If IZ4 CCt'T rETHOr^y: CCST USTLE ll.iJC/yT - 4 FT ESS Li PI PACKET WAY 43" FC-o" FAL LET 16 FALLETS/CC-'iT: I LAYERS CF PALLETS.: CCISI VFAFFEP - 1 7. f- NT/CCNT. . J'ETHCl I: COST USILF. 7.2C/KT - 1 WAY PALLET 4L"XSP"; 0 PALLETS, C SLIP SHEETS (1 LAYER CF FALLLTS 1 LAYER CF SLIP SHEETS), CC5IE UP AFTIT 17.7E [7 PEP IZ' CPNT. I'ETHCE 3: EITHEF. J^ETHCr 1 CF I AECVE LXCLUrii-G CCSIL WFAF - CtCUCT LSrLP I-Zi:/:-n F-' PACl'AG INC CC5T- SCKECULI EG: SAILIFC EVERY 4 6? PAYS LEAE TILE. 6 VE E.I'S, FE&LLST A?CUT FL5 A PIT IS E OF 7FIAL CCrT. FESCLTS- we Loru roruArr; tc reciiunc veer crrtr, pls ArVISr IF YOU HAVE A- -Y UULSTI Cf'5. fist fr.cArrs R. TF F. TT 1 r-r A.PE'FAil tt. Jr ML S TO jMM 00000168 JM Asbestos Sales Inc. 2000. rue Peel Bureau 750 Montreal (Quebec) M3A 2W5 Tex 055-62277 (514)288-5917 November 26, 1984 Mr. Paul Huang J-M MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California 95206 Dear Paul, This is in response to your letter to D. Poutiatine dated Nov. 16, 1984 which was received here on Nov. 23, 1984. On the attached sheet you will find the appropriate prices for 4T and 5R asbestos fibre grades as requested to your Stockton, Calif., and Denison, Texas locations. The blue asbestos is not handled by JM Asbestos so no prices are shown for those grades. We trust that our submitted prices are to your satisfaction. Yours very truly, Director of Sales, U.S. & Canada GH/cf (Enel.) JMM 00000169 Asbestos Fibre Requirements 1985 Stockton and Denison. 25 November 1984 4T30. S4T30, SP4T30. Stockton, Calif., and Denison, Texas. Up to 2,000 metric tonnes. 2.000 - 6,000 metric tonnes. 6.000 - 10,000 metric tonnes. 614.39 U.S./M.T. 606.76 U.S./M.T. 599.12 U.S./M.T. *iPAr 5R28, S5R28, SP5R28_. Up to 2,000 metric tonnes. 4/6.46 U.S./M.T. All of the above prices are F.O.B. Stockton, Calif., and Denison, Texas. At least 503! of the tonnage purchased from JM Asbestos Sales Inc. must go to Denison, Texas. Pallet model 350, if required at Stockton, will be loaned to JM Mfg., and should be returned free on the assigned cars which will be used at Stockton- Terms are 13! 10 days, net 30 days. Min. 1* JMM 00000170 Asbestos Sales Inc. ,-V. FACTURE IN' 'CE CACUint/invoii;f. *(. r&sf'P&W 'iTl ,, . . t\ \ - NO COMM. OU CUlNWCUlT. OMUfA NO. jbr.*. i/m, l J MANOATMtlC rOON/ATIOflNtT IN PACt TOR r,A.o./ro.t. AS>U STU`j Mi (VIEN1 J H (UIIGHCK ftCC CA. VCNTtl 1/lAkll CK, 1 CN. YIN HI 1/1AUI CA. 1 CA. VENTC1 VIALU CA. J CK. 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'J )'" V' i\Stsi:<iTD> l! l Li R S: j. i;- ^-J oc w. if )&> :-J&: Iff ll *. U 4 mwl>V Vft : i>. aj,^ i-..j'r> wi-n;nr 'HZoo.i.tu KLO t.R LVOIO NKT 20000 rMKKtfNW- r ns pt M.-TlL il-F U.S. fOrtO'S CPtiVFHTtn) AT .7171' i 1-(.' 869(117 "/ j 7 -.at fAINI FltWIlt X/ACMIT TO ADO.COS j ASBSSTC.'S Jl4Le5-WC. P.O. box 0.i;rtAG CHICACU* Il;l'fNO?.S:. . AIRPORT { f .| | .. . 1 CANAOJAN fUN(!5 PRICE pAyAbuc li ti*sV f fWS ' ' .: ;[ SKlifebUtAKT/AHOUIfT: i'.i' iH *pQ0 . ' > r .iX 6$a:4`3 ' ;jL'ja6Svnp 1 ' " i3<i?;no 5 M Knmnm* 2<t$30t ?4S # .'. .- iv Hj. f fm .an?.t>y 1.17'0 ,0 lI>~P uv . ** -S*! 1 ?** . /It ; ' JMM 00000181 ' '* . . *'*$*. ,< ' J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. TO: FROM; P#*/ /fo/frjg Memo OATH 3-ZTA5 bepfT DEPT. y~SUBJECT; Gi'*jb/e ff38es70sfiStt F/&sr (DvastJeL - /?S~ 4~T~3 /^/Mr - Fi//icIlttiSiad>**)> c*scb 2-C,CfiH- r3fiS> 14-/5.3^ 5/fo&T TOMS 3FcUxj2> <^poct>Ctco /9<SS~ SP4T- 30 sFM ^sgg^l&s.-- OfcfrE*c> ouail IfJ -^h^OL^rh --~ Pl*s 3^4 'icnr\ I M <QgAfl Usv)5>. 2gOC> 3f*zs KSTff^frQ sHafcT ^kns JMM 00000182 XC |J^)r jy ;u stc "SlAT TV : PAUL HLANC " ^-Utf.. rt* _/> p^Ajl Wa S^Uj * * ^ ^^4 i:: 7 a n 11 / 7 / c 4 St SUFJLCT: PLLL ASfLSTCS - JAN. SHIPMENT FEtLLSTS v >*Srcv 3 HAVE FECT FOL FELIASES FCF JAN. SHIPMENT: FINISON - A CC'-'TS. '/:! L-6 ANT 6 CCNTS. W-S-6* TEL. 6IM STOCKTCN - 6 CCNTS WML-6 AN I 10 CONTS. VNS-6, "EL. 12 WI ,*TST FOrK CAFGC TODAY FCF SHlPt-ENT C'N L. ?. FPL CGI VS ITS AFP 1CA JAM. if, LTA KCISTCN FIE. II TC OFT A IN H SPACE ON FCAP0. t.F. ERUCGE V6 ONLY VESSEL rEPAPTIMP AFFICA IN JAM. AM APPLING RLLEASE-S AGAINST I ?t!A CFTEPS AS PLANTS FI CLLSTr.r, FL.S CCNFIFM. TO EFFECT POCKING FLS Arvisi IFPLVrCAFLE STANTEY L/C MLKFEF SCffEST. PEST FEPAPTS PRAKEGATF. 1. T F > F. TFETTIM. < JN Hi STC JMM 00000183 M , ** JM HQ STC ASFESTOS THTK HK sZ Ar Jty. Hz* TO: JOHNS-KANVILLE CORPORATION STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA MARCH 6, 1<?8S 00-077 ATTN: MR. PAUL HUANG - PURCHASING MANAGER REt 1985 - ,000 MT N-479-4T CONTRACT WOULC APPRECIATE VERY MUCH RECEIVING BY RETURN DELIVERY SCHEDULE FOR ABOVE-MENTIONED CONTRACT. WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR KEEPING IN MINE OUR INTEREST IN SHIPPING SOME QUANTITIES IN MARCH. KINDEST REGARDS, GILLES DUMAS ASBESTOS THTM WVV JMM 00000184 .* 1061 Speny Road Stockton, California 95206 * TetO0> 982-1500 Tetac3S9491 Tetecoptec(209) 4868184 Asbestos Corp. Ltd. P.O. Box 519 Thetford--Mines, Quebec Canada, G$G 5T6 , ATTN: CLAUDE LIMOGES ; ' , ,- Nov. 16, 1984 . <,, .,, Dear .Claude, . . *'L'g""": ' ' > .. Belov your will find a list of raw materials, additives, and/or . operating supplies and our forcasted 1985 requirements. Please submit your.-quotation to us for these products by Hov. *28v49.84** :-C' -'X *, v DESCRIPTION --:----- `&Z--V ' V -.. , . 1' White Asbestos Fiber j ` .V.- ' - White Asbestos Fiber , AT . 5R Blue Asbestos Fiber WMS-6 .? v ... - V . i .. Blue Asbestos Fiber WML--6 1985 FORCAST 12,600 ST 2.000 ST 5.000 ST 1.600 ST Looking forward to your expediant response. Sincerely, f*JL f-tf' Paul Huang Purchasing Manager PH/lh JMM 00000185 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPSBW ROAD stocictom. ca raaos Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) ASBESTOS COUP, LTD. P.0. Box 519 Thfitford--Mines Quebec* Canada G&G 5T6 ATTK: GILES DOMAS (418) 338-2181 VESjSjSS, TX. (JD022) srocaatM. &a. (JS022) Accoont1ng--Stockton* CA. SEE BELOW BLANKET ORDER Shr..Y TnU 'is. On lnvcico. AS imr.msEn -l Paf-ayc. 4 1/4/85 H30 SEE BELOW Taxable COLLECT 3 mgs Unit Price ! E*t2nSion Blanket order for record & billing Purpose* only Co cover our partial requirement of material shown below for Che period of 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. ASBESTOS FIBER N-479-4T approx. I>000ST for ea. plane DEK&CH, T^L $515.00/ST ST0< KTOIN, CA. $5li .00/ST If EPA or any government agencies ban A/C pipe In Che USA. All Lake Fiber in J--M warehouse nay be'returned for credit & freight will be negotiated by both parties. Material to be supplla - will be shipped via Piggyback (T.O.F.C.) bn slipsheets & shrink-wrapped unit for Denison, TX. and via rail' ear* packed 1,200 bags per car with shrink-wrapped unit, button im-ft on llpsheets* second unit on pallet for Stock :i on* CA. Upon receiving Blanket Order, supplier to send conf:lnbed order back is requieed. JMM 00000186 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice In duplicate & BA. on dale of shipment. II By Paul Huang i PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPERRY ROAD .. STOCKTON. CA 8S208 ' Purchase Requisition BLANKET ORDER n i ! i ! 1______ mm p^gpifp Blanket Order for record & billing purpos< only to cover our partial requirement of SlilSIilB for the period of 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. *1i" n*ai* ASBESTOS FIBER N-479-4T DENISON i^ APPRmr. j.onnsT . $5i5.oo/s- ] for ea. plant. > O'.**-.:..*V If EPA or any government agencies ban A/C Lake fiber in J-M warehouse av be return' 'd^fer-tc 5 ill be negotiated by both parties. Material i _ohippe/1 via Piggyhgek {T 0 PC.) nn glip;i fihr4-nv~ttTpp<*n. unit for Denslon, TX. and via railcar, pa. with shrink-wrapped unit, bottom unit on : s-iSa&e* Vj on pallet for Stockton, CA. Upon receivii IgtsSficd^iSiSsuppLii to send confirmed order back is required. ;%'4T&S?i ^ '"'^5 WWzzzZ ofcV^C >- *V* sKssaSSife; V-* > ! Total pH ' i Data Received --___-_______--________________________________a_ z-AKnifit w?-i --Js.vi W.-*? S President VP. M^nr^r Section Head 1 ir 1--------------------------------8_____________________ wC----------------X------------- -------------------------------------1 1 Partial or Complete Received By 'O'J JMM 00000187 (Purchasing Ifll 01 led Areas) `(toffST Paul Huang Porch.aiing Department yj PURCHASING J-M A/C PIPE CORP. ;95i SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA *5200 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) BRAKBSATK LTD. B.O. Box 14095 Vest Allla, VI- 53214 AXTH: D. MARKHAM DEHISGN (JD001) S CXTUH (JS001) li; q HQ ACCOUNTING BEST WAY KAMT OGE *60 Tutabfe collect B ExemplQ THIS IS A BLANKET ORDER FOR RECORD & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVER OUR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT OF MATERIAL SHOWN BELOV FOR THE PERIOD OF 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. 1. Grade WML-6 Asbestos Fiber DENISON $724.50HT RICHMC ND/STOOpSN $747.5011 2. Grade HMS-6 Asbestos Fiber $657-50MX $680.JQMT BOTH ARE PACKED IN 50 ob. BAGS. PRESS BALED & PALLETIZED Material to be supplied shall be la compliance with J--M spec. Price(s) shown shall be firm for 30 days and J-M will receive a minimum of 30 days written notice of any increase. AUTHORIZED SUPPLIER CONTACT: Peter Trettin (414) 383-202C AUTHORIZED J-M CONTACT: DENISON. HAROLD STONE (214) 465-* 390 STOCKTON. D.V. WILKINSON (209) 982-1500 JMM 00000188 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Materia! sold al the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall Invoice In duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. fly Paul Huang PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. =ISt SPSOTY BOM} STOCKTON. CSA SS2O0 - ' '"Hidor (Name & Address) gRATKGATK LTD. P.0. KB 14095 VEST ALLIS, HI. 53214 Ami D. KARKBAM (414) 383-2020__________ DBS, XX. STB, CA. (JD001) (JS001) Purchase Order CHARGE# ORDER ^Bmseafesa^tegaaSaggS^aaai Taxabta puwr oesr. cfi&x mZSs> collect HQ ACCOOHTIHC, 3TOCUOS, Cl poo . % suo J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 05206 Purchase Requisition PURCHASING elex "sTelex "Tehx "dfelex ts fe le x "nslfclc JK HO STC ATTN: F. HUANG JK MANUFACTURING CC., INC. 385-U 3/8/85 RE: BLUE FIPER PRICES . EFFECTIVE. MARCH l, 1985 CSAILING OF'M/V VICTOFY V7> PRICES OF ELUE FIBER WILL PE: GRADE VMS -6 WML-6 FOB US CLP MINE FREIGHT PPEPAIC AND ALLOWED TO: DENISON, TX RICHMOND, CA RAMP 627.00/MT 67.00/NT 683.50/MT 663.50/MT PRICES: ARE PER METRIC TON (,05 LFS-) FOE MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED. INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES, TAXES, ETC- ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. PRICES AEE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. TERMS: SIXTY (60) DAYS FRCM INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCABLE LETTEP JF CREDIT CONFIRMED BY A U.S. FANK OR CASH IN ADVANCE OF SAILING DATE. PAYMENT TO - PRAKEGATE LTDC/O MARINE EANK, N-A-, INT'L DEPT., INT'L TELLER, 11 I E. WIS CONSIN AVE., MILWUAKEE, WI 530- INSURANCE: CARGO WILL EE COVERED PY CARGO INSURANCE UNDER GROUP POLICY AND WILL EE ADDED TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX USDLR 23.00/CCNT EFFECTIVE UITH THE VICTOFY V7 SAILING Yt? BEL NOS. /101 (DENISON), 3 (STOCKTON). PACKAGING: 50 KILCS/PLASTIC BAG, EALED AND EAN DEC, 180(2 KGS. PER PALLET, 17-9 KT /0' CONT. REGARDS E. HEEFING PRAKEGATE LTD. * JM HO STC JMM 00000191 M A/C PIPE CORP 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 85206 /qulsttlon Dept. Dale Prepared PRODUCTION Suggested Vendor 3/19/85 Purchase Requisition :. '' P.R. No. H - P.O.No: (Release.NoJ . 8191 ';-S|EE;i;BEW)W: r, ; Date Required Requisitioned By Project No. (w/o No4 CharistfNp',/- . AS RELEASED J. RAMSEY _ Remarks: (Justification. Package, etc) : Deliver to: - -: ' DEN (JD001) STK (JS001) E3C.jpt#pT - BBAKEGAK .fcTD ' * ` aAticf? ypST.;:V:' ' Coolnnnto.\' " i >PO* f' .1 ALLOWED : ` I^rros ' COUCT . a-- Est: freight 8.0; No; '' Charge Code Account No. r_ #~ 0?//^ Effective 3/1/85, these BLANKET ORDERS )">: i>rkV.>t'f'v.'Vr will be revised as follows: :<. Ivi* DEN, T V-yvy^-i*:C " 1. WML-6 Asbestos Fiber was $724.50 ImTi'- now $683.50 W:^s^Mh^yy-: 2. WMS-6 Asbestos Fiber was now $657.50 i$5yrK;::: $627.00 - ` . '$6"27^aO/Mi?'.' The rest terms, packaging, etc. remain the same. | `iiv--'. . ` * i v_ ;*: ^-V:: * **r>y.' - - Date Received i Total :_________________________________________i___________________ rk President V.P. Manager Partial or Complete 4/ ' Section Head Received 0y 1 1 \yf3^t\ JMM 00000192 SATE | TO 1 (Purchasing flu out Shaded areas) . Fflflg Pfiff / -eS-/ . Paul Huaru Purch; k ng Department PI IRCHA.^INa J 1 tonjpanfc Inc; . HIGHWAY ts fi' DENISON. TEXAS 75020 RequMtiM DepL Suggested Vendor f_ Date Pratnnd /V ; Purchase RequisitioniDj00VElJ r co t- Date Required - , RequteMooed By D Profect No. (w/o Ho) 0c.i /?/!</ //. _JZ?0-sc.cO Remarks: (Justification. Package, etcj P.O. No. (Ralsue No4 Change No. Deliver to: EX. cJjaJTM-. l>(s 5st. Oslo of Order date Ordered Schedule Delivery Ordered From ' - ` 8fCAK 4#r1e, /.r# " FOB hMT o oesr. Stilp Via CMAAGC C'e/jr* ""*=.$ Confirm to: 38*> S' Terms tlL! " EsL Freight .o.No. : ' !\" Charge Code xyi/ - 325 - O Rccd>k>g ' * Item I Qry. I Unit Complete Description fZCtdt-J !A coy J #L ISJF /-/33/$r<z^ f'J/SjC Li/A (SC Account No. dT < pyr UJM Lr Ml L. Sdmtfr -y rfa ft (.~ 2-of 749 fafik* Z&0 -LofTt.rl fafijtU' 243280-6 SfaniL- -Za(> fSS^ 5 ft frit- 2 12/fP'? ftl/Xft- Zo tfM fi\AM 2<4f r,-l 7/7>V J?Fc^s /ff y Z7<rxy ttlftXU'' 2-on/l'/ bAM- Zil#96-<? President <r?4e-cf kJjjh u. - ' ; . (Purchasing fill out Shaded areas) /YnajA i*r-a~d-f'XaJL P<KaJL l] ILA~* 4- . <OTc^B-- u/ti" -tP^lj^_ ySiS' , Lj . . ^" 4A ^_ \J |T| L-t -Co- pry. px. . 1. ___________________ *' Vv ,. Puulrchasing DDrepartment Uj <2 rJLy $4+ 3 & ?, ' \ WHITE COPY IPuichnM YELLOW COPY (Orioin.lorl PINK COPY IReceiviWAccount;TM,! JMM 00000193 J-M Manufacturing Co., Iric. B. OEDING/CIHO HEY To: t.e. lghman-den FromR: .Dpa. uAlNhDuRaEnVgSf-SZTK t, Copies: H. WANG, E. CHEN, J. CHEN, FILE Subject BLUE FIBER FROM BREAKGATE Internal Correspondence Date: Oct. 15, 1984 After negotiating with Breakgate concerning the above mentioned items, and due to the continuing strength of Che U-S- dollar, please be ad vised chat eh prices will be revised as follows for all shipments made on or after 10/12/84, . DENISON NEW OLD NEW STOCKTON OLD WML--6 WHS-6 US$724.50/KT 11.0 z US$657.50/MT US$795./MT US$692./MT US$747.50/MT v.yJZ US$680.50/MT US$818. /MT US$715./MT The rest of the terms, freight status, etc. remains unchanged. `PB/lh JMM 00000194 BRAKEGATE LIMITED A 6 Broad-Street Place,-London EC2M 7ND England . 2 t38^ RiAjPO. Bo, r452t.S*c. 2146 Tfar_ul. Soa> AiHo Tt <2?-i II rs&-on - He -2nao sa OSA-: P. O. Bo. 1403S * AKOMKoninS3Zt4 October 17, 1984 Mr. Paul Huang J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION P. 0. Box 1587 Stockton, CA 95201 Subject: Blue Fiber Prices Dear Paul: Effective November 1, 1984, the prices of blue asbestos fiber will be as follows: Grade F.O.B. Mine Freight Prepaid and Allowed to: Denison Plant Richmond/Stockton WMS-6 HML-6 US$ 657-50/mton 0S$ 724.50/mton DS$ 680.50/mton 0S$ 747.50/mton Prices: Prices are per metric ton (2,204 lbs.) F.O.B. mine freight prepaid and allowed. Insurance, customs entry, local duties, taxes, etc. are for buyer's account. Prices are subject to change without notice. Terms: Sixty (60) days from date of invoice, backed by a standby irrevo cable letter of credit confirmed by a O.S. bank or cash in advance. Payment to Brakegate Limited, c/o Marine Bank, N.A., Int'l Dept., Int'l Teller, 111 E. Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53202. Packaging: 50 kilos/plastic bag, baled and banded, 18 kgs. per pallet, 17.4 metric tons per 20' container. Thank you for your consideration. Very truly yours, BRAKEGATE LIMITED Bernard Heering cc: D. Wilkinson Director: Bernard Heering JMM 00000195 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. It SP3WY ROAD . STOCKTON. CA 3SZ00 Purchase Order "nndor (Name & Address) J H Asbestos Inc. 2000 Feel St. Bares 750 Montral (Quebec), Canada H3A 2W5 ATTH: GgRgy HOGHES (514) 288-5917 DENISON, XX. (JD023) STOCKTON, CA. (JS023) HQ Accounting--Stockton, CA. Vc SEE BELOW PLANT -OEST. na H30 BLANKET ORDER A1XOWEO 50ULECT J_EL.. _--------o_Earowlni Dssciipi Unit Price t Extension Blanket: Order for record & billing purposes only to cover otir partial requirement of material shorn below for the period of 1/1/85 to 12/31/85. ASBESTOS FIBER SF-4T-30 SF-5R-2S SP-4T-30 approx. 1,500ST approx. 1,000ST approx. I,500ST $568. /Mr for DEN. $387. /Mr for DEN. /S68. /nr for STK. If EPA of any government agencies fcan A/C pipe in the USA. All Lake fiber in J-M warehouse may be returned for credit & freight will we negotiated by both parties. Material to be supplied will be shipped via Piggyback (T.O.F.C.) on slipsheets & shrink-wrapped unit for Denison, TX. and via rail car, packed 1,200 baga per car with shrink-wrapped unit, bottom unit on slipsheets, second unit of pallet for Stocki:oa, CA. Upon receiving Blanket Order, supplier to send cKmf1 rme<d order back Is required. JMM 00000196 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or height allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice In duplicate A B/L on date of shipment. Bv Paul Huang ^ ..f PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. last SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON, CA 95200 ''endor (Name & Address) jtf Asbestos Inc. 2000, roe Feel H3A ZBS Manufacturing co. 051 Sperry Sd. tocktoa, Ca. 95206 Inc. __ __________ nMa *ST- oJaRGE AluSwED cauJ^C' o_____Q EjamptjM^ Add the following Itea on the existing blanket order. Asbestos fiber SP-5&-28 f395./kcr The rest, terns, etc. of the blanket order remain unrhang :d. JMM 00000197 1. Please lurnlsh, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall invoice In duplicate & 8/L on date of shipment. ' By Paul Huang , J iJ H- PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 85206 Purchase Requisition BLANKET ORDER (Purchasing (ill out Shaded areas) PURCHASING Paul HuanftiT^ Purchasing Department EAST CHEN MTL FEBRUARY 28,1985 ATTNi MR PAUL HUANG RE! ASBESTOS FIBER GRADE 5R3 LAKE ASBESTOS (LAQ) OFFERING USD385.00 PER METRIC TON DELIVERED TO DENISON/ TEXAS KINDLY CONSIDER RELEASING YOUR VALUABLE ORDER TO US RGDS TY CHEN EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO. LTD. * JM HQ STO 0 EAST CHEN MTL J-M A/C PIPE CORP. lost SPBWY (KMO STOCKTON, CA 05206 : Purchase Requisition BLANKET ORDER any government agencies ban A/C pipe in r -in--I--M trarphnncp may he rphirnfH__Lnc rm will be a ;gotiated by both parties. Material to be he shipnel via Piggyback (T.O.P.C.) on sllpsheets & unit tor )enison, TX. and via railcar, packed 1,200 with phripk--wrapped unit, bottom unit on sllpsheets palle t fo : Stockton, CA. Upon receiving Blanket 0r<g: rn si d rhnffrmed order bark is required. ^ Snciion Hcnci Pi lonM JMM 00000200 faJL$--rpfZ'~K Paul Huang, Purcha:q/>g Depanmeni ^ JM Asbestos Inc 2000. rue Peel Bureau 750 Montreal (Quebec) H3A2W5 T<S)ex 055-62277 (514)288-5917 RECEJVeo JUL 6 m June 27, 1984. Hr. Paul Huang, Manager, Materials Management, Presidents Office, J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 0-M A/C Pipe Corporation, 1051 Sperry Rd., Stockton, CA 95206 U.S.A. Dear Paul: It was a pleasure for me to meet you and to have had the opportunity of getting acquainted with William and Wilfred, as well as seeing Ernie again. Thanking you for making available the time and for the luncheon. In order to clarify past misunderstandings, I am pleased to confirm again that JM Asbestos Inc. is a totally independent Canadian company, purchased in 1983 from Manville Corporation by a small group of senior management people - all residents of Canada. We have acquired all the shares, the property and the know-how of the Jeffrey Mine - which mines and mills asbestos fibre - and of an adjacent manufacturing plant which, among others, produces and markets rubber rings. At the time of our purchase of the Jeffrey Mine (JM), we were automatically assigned and we accepted all the contractual obligations previously held by Johns-Manville Amiante Canada. Naturally, we never doubted that a similar understanding existed with the other parties to these contracts. Thus, we consider theoretically that-there exists an agreement between our two companies regarding your purchases of asbestos fibre. ... / 2 JMM 00000201 /- Mr. Paul Huang, Manager, Materials Management, J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. J-M A/C Pipe Corporation ' June 27, 1984. Page 2 However, let me repeat to you once again that this agreement should be understood merely as a basis of our future, long-time association. It will protect you in case of a fibre shortage (for whatever reason natural disasters, labor problems, etc.) and it asffords us the opportunity of selling you our fibre under reasonable competitive conditions. We wish to be your major supplier of asbestos, we will not hide behind any legal papers, and we will provide you. the best service and the. best quality that we can produce and on which we have built our reputation. There is no substitute for a satisfied customer, and we look forward, to working with you as we would with any important asbestos user. In closing, let me repeat again our cordial invitation for any of you to visit our mine at any time at your early convenience. With best wishes. Sincerely, DP/lg cc: Mr. William Wong Mr. Wilfred Wang Mr. Ernest H. Pronske 0. Poutiatine, Executive Vice President - Sales. JMM 00000202 FIBER SUPPLY CONTRACT This Agreement is entered into thl 198^hy and between Johns--Kanvilie Amiante Canada, and J-M a/C Pipe Corporation ("Purchaser"). Inc. ("JMAC") In consideration o the nutual covenants to be kept and performed hereunder the parties agree as follows: 1. For the five-year period commencing January 1, 1983 and ending December 31, 1987 JMAC will 6ell to Purcha . ^ fat -f-Ast+t 7f% and Purchaser will buy from seller 100% of its annua requirements by grade of chrysotile asbestos fiber - subject 'to the terms and conditions herein contained. 2. For the calendar year 1-983, the purchase price for all such grades of fiber 6hall be 800.00 per ton and according to J-M's standard terms. Payment shall be Net thirty (30) -days from the date of delivery. The parties shall negot iate and agree on the price and terms for the succeeding calendar year during each November during the life of the this Agreement, Purchaser shall receive during the vq.j- negotiation period an offer for asbestos fiber of Canadian origin of the same grade, and quality and point value but at a lesser price. Purchaser may request, in writing, JMAC to either meet such price or release an equivalent tonnage from the purchase requirements of this Agreement, In the . . event that JMAC fails to meet said lesser price within fifteen (15) days after receipt of the request. Purchaser -1- JMM 00000203 shall be -free to purchase such quantity ofjaahestos fiber . at the lower'price subject only to the condition that upon JMSC *s request. Purchaser p trail provide JMSC with written. v documentation evidencing that the purchase wae completed at the saae or better price and terns as contained in the request to JMSC. _ The provisions of this paragraph 3 shall apply only during the annual negotiations hereunder. Once the parties have agreed upon the price, discount and terns of paynent for the next year, such obligations shall he firm for that entire year. - 4. All asbestos fiber sold'to Purchaser shall be delivered f.o.b. rail. Asbestos, Quebec, Canada, according to JMAC*s standard terras and conditions in effect at the time of shipment. Paynent will be in Canadian dollars and any anounts not paid when due shall earn interest at the rate of 2% per month, without prejudice to any other renedies available to JMAC. All deliveries of asbestos fiber to Purchaser shall be in accordance with a mutually . agreed upon schedule. 5. Heither party shall be liable to the other party for any delay or default in the performance under this ~ agreement occasioned by arned conflict or economic dislocation resulting therefrom; embargoes; strikes, shortages of labor, materials, or transportation; labor difficulties; civil disorders of any kind; action of civil or military authorities; fires; floods; earthquakes; volcanic action; or any other cause of any kind or extent whether. similar or dissimilar to any of the foregoing beyond the reasonable control of the party alleged to be in default or to have been delayed. -2- JMM 00000204 6. in the event JMAC foresees that it will he. unahle to supply Purchaser's requirementa for any calendar year covered by this agreement occasioned by a cessation of . ` production for any reason, JMAC will notify Purchaser no later than July 1 of the preceding year; whereupon, this agreement shall terminate without further liability to either party except for obligations which have accrued to the date of such termination.1 -- 7. This Agreement represents the entire understanding between JMAC and Purchaser, and shall not be modified , except in writing signed by both parties. Purchaser shall not assign this Agreement without the written consent of - JMAC. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Quebec, Canada. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this Agreement the date first written above. JOHNS--MANVILLE AMI ANTE CANADA INC. J-M a/C PIPE CORPORATION Title: .VlC.e fizeSiO^tJT 12-07-82 -3- JMM 00000205 JM AstH^tos Inc 2000. rue PoeJ Bureau 750 Montreal (Quebec) H3A2W5 Tflax 055-62277 (514) 288-5917 D JUL 6 884 .... 1984. June 27, (P^f// Mr. Paul Huang, Manager, Materials Management, Presidents Office, J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. J-M A/C Pipe Corporation, 1051 Sperry Rd., Stockton, CA 95206 U.S.A. Dear Paul: It was a pleasure for me to meet you and to have had the opportunity of getting acquainted with William and Wilfred, as well as seeing Ernie again. Thanking you for making available the time and for the luncheon. In order to clarify past misunderstandings., I am pleased to confirm again that JM Asbestos Inc. is a totally independent Canadian company, purchased in 1983, from Manville Corporation by a small group of senior management people - all residents of Canada. We have acquired all the shares, the property and the know-how of the Jeffrey Mine - which mines.and mills asbestos fibre - and of an adjacent manufacturing plant which, among others, produces and markets rubber rings. At the time of our purchase of the Jeffrey Mine (JM), we were -r automatically assigned and we accepted all the contractual obligations/^/' previously held by Johns-Manville Amiante Canada. Naturally, we never doubted that a similar understanding existed with the other parties to these contracts. Thus, we consider theoretically#^that there exists an agreement between our two companies regarding ydur purchases of asbestos fibre. ' ... / 2 JMM 00000206 Mr- Paul Huang, - ... Manager, Materials. Management, J--M Manufacturing Conpany, Inc. J-M A/C Pipe Corporation June 27, 1984. Page 2 However, let me repeat to you once again that this agreement should be understood merel^as a basis of our future, long-time association It will protect you in case' of a fibre shortage (for whatever reason natural disasters, labor problems, etc.) and it affords us the opportunity of selling you our fibre under reasonable competitive conditions. We wish to be your major suppliejj?=&f asbestos, .we will not hide ^ behind any legal papers, and we will provide you the bes^.service and the ' bestjquality that we can produce and on which we have built our reputation. There is no substitute for a satisfied customer, and we look forward to working with you as we would with any important asbestos user. In closing, let me repeat again our cordiaJ[ invitation, for any of you to visit our mine at any time at your early convenience. '' With best wishes. 1 Sincerely, DP/lg cc: Mr. William Wong Mr. Wilfred Wang Mr. Ernest H. Pronske 0. Poutiatine, Executive Vice President - Sales. JMM 00000207 FIBER SUPPLY CONTRACT This Agreenent is entered into thl 198^'liy and between Johns-Manville Aniante Canada, Inc. ("JMAC") and J-M A/C Pipe Corporation ("Purchaser"). In consideration of the mutual covenants to be kept and performed hereunder the parties agree as follows: 1. For the five-year period commencing January 1, 1983 and ending December 31, 1987 JMAC will sell to PurchaserJ fas and Purchaser will buy from SellerA of its annual *1 ' requirements by grade of chrysotile asbestos fiber - subject -to the terms .and conditions ..herein contained. $*-iA 2. For the calendar year 1-983, the purchase price for all such grades of fiber shall be $800.00 per ton and according $.:i\ to J-M's standard terms. Payment shall be Net thirty (30) ; days from the date of delivery. The parties shall negot iate and agree on the price and terms for the succeeding calendar year during each November during the life of the Agreement. - 3. If for any succeeding calendar year during the term of ^ this Agreement, Purchaser shall receive during the j negotiation period an offer for asbestos fiber of Canadian'^ origin of the same grade, and quality and point value but at/ ,?*!& a lesser price, purchaser may request, in writing, JMAC to S either meet such price or release an equivalent tonnage from the purchase requirements of this Agreement. In the event that JMAC fails to meet said lesser price within fifteen (15) days after receipt of the request. Purchaser JMM 00000208 shall be free to purchase such quantity of asbestos fiber ` at the lbwe*:'price subject only to the condition that upon x JMSC^s request. Purchaser phall provide JMSC.'wi th written. v documentation evidencing fha.t the purchase wa6 completed at the sane or better price and terns as contained in the request to -JMSC.) * _ The provisions of this Paragraph 3 shall apply only during the annual negotiations hereunder. Once the parties have agreed upon the price, discount and terns of payment for the next year, such obligations shall be firn for that entire year. . <i-rn 1 4. All asbestos fiber sold-to purchaser shall be delivered f.o.b. rail. Asbestos, Quebec, Canada, according to JHAC's standard terns and conditions in effect at the tine of shipment. Payment will be in Canadian dollars and any anounts not paid when due shall earn-interest at the rate of 2% iper month, without prejudice to any other remedies available to JMAC- All deliveries of asbestos fiber to Purchaser shall be in accordance with a mutually agreed upon schedule. 5. Neither party shall be liable to the other party for any delay or default in the performance under this ' agreement occasioned by arned conflict or economic dislocation resulting -therefrom; embargoes; strikes, x shortages of labor, materials, -or transportation; labor - difficulties; civil disorders of any kind; action of civil or military authorities; fires; floods; earthquakes; volcanic action; or any otheT cause of any kind or extent whether-similar pr dissimilar to any of the foregoing beyond the reasonable control of the party alleged to be in default or to have been delayed. '. -2- JMM 00000209 supply Purchaser's requirements for any -calendar year covered by this agreement occasioned by a cessation of___ . * production for any reason, JHAC will notify Purchaser no later than July 1 of the preceding year; whereupon, this agreement shall terminate without further liability to either party except for obligations which have accrued to the date of such termination.' - 7. This Agreement represents the entire understanding between JHAC and purchaser, and shall not be modified except in writingesigned_by both parties. Purchaser shall not assign this Agreement without the written consent of JHAC. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Quebec, Canada.. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this Agreement the date first written above. ` JOHNS-MANVILLE AMI ANTE CANADA INC. J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION By: Title 12--07--B2 -3- JMM 00000210 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Spony Road - StocJaon, California 9S206 - Tot(209) 382-1500 - Teknc3S9<&1 Tetocoplec(209* 4658184 October. 14, 1985 JM Asbestos Ioc. Suite 750 2000 Peal Street Montreal, Quebec H3A2W5 Attn: Mr- Gerry Hughes Dear Mr. Hughes, J-M Manufacturing is attempting to compile an improved, more accurate, specification outline for the Chrysotile white grade No. 4 & 5 asbestos fiber. This will enable us to simplify our work efforts and minimize any future problems, which can arise, between the Purchasing Department and the vendor. We have enclosed a copy of our "Draft Specification" on the grade no. 4 fiber. Please review and upon completion, would you give us your detailed comments concerning the following; a. Draft Specification of grade no. 4 b. Your standard production data of grade no.445 We appreciate this universal effort and request your response, to us, by October -31, 1985- Thank you for your time and we look forward to hearing from you ve ry. soon. Sincerely, uang Purcha sing Manage r PH/j s JMM 00000211 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Speny Road * Stockton, California95206 - Tat(209) 982-1500 Tetac3S9491 - Telecopfer(209> 46541S4 October, 14, 1985 Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. P.0. Box 127 ' Copperopolls, Ca. 95228 Atca: Mr. Gordon Coats Dear Mr. Coats, J-M Manufacturing is attempting to compile an Improved, more accurate, specification outline for the Chrysotile white grade Mo. 4 & 5 asbestos fiber. This will enable us to simplify our work efforts and minimize any future problems, which can arise, between the Purchasing Department and the vendor. We have enclosed a copy of our "Draft Specification" on the grade no. 4 fiber. Please review and upon completion, would you give us your detailed comments concerning the following; a. Draft Specification of grade no. 4 b. Your standard production data of grade no. 445 We appreciate this universal effort and request your response, to us, by October- 31 , 1985 . Thank you for your time and we look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincerely, 'aul Huang, Purchasing Manager PH/js JMM 00000212 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1500 TeJcx:35949i TeJecopter:(209) 465-8184 October, 14, 1985 Asbestos Corp. Ltd. P.O. Box 519 Thetford-Mlnes, Quebec Canada, G6G 5T6 Attn; Claude Limoges Dear Mr. Limoges, -. J--M Manufacturing is attempting to compile an improved, more accurate, specification outline for the Chrysotile white grade Mo. 465 asbestos fiber. . This will enable us to simplify our work efforts and minimize any future problems, which can arise, between the Purchasing Department and the vendor. We have enclosed a copy of our "Draft Specification" on the grade no. 4 fiber. Please review and upon completion, would you give us your detailed comments concerning the following; a. Draft Specification of grade no. 4 b. Your standard production data of grade no. 4 & 5 We appreciate this universal effort and request your response, to us, by October -31, 1985. Thank you for your time and we look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincerely, Ifaul Huang, n Purchasing Manager PH/js JMM 00000213 |wr J-M Manufacturing Company, inc. 1051 Sperry Road, .Stockton, California 95206 - . -. Td:(209) 982-1500 Tdcx:359491 * Tdecopier:(209) 465-8184 October. 14. 1985 Brakegate Limited P.O. Box 14095 West Allis. Mi 53214 Attn: Richard C. Wareham Dear Mr. Wareham, . J-M Manufacturing is attempting to compile an improved, more accurate, specification outline for the Chrysotile white grade No. 4 & 5 asbestos fiber. This will enable us to simplify our work efforts and minimize any future problems, which can arise, between the Purchasing Department and the vendor. - We have enclosed a copy of our "Draft Specification" on the grade no. 4 fiber. Please review and upon completion, would you give us your detailed comments concerning the following; a. Draft Specification of grade no. 4 b. Your standard production data of grade no. 445 We appreciate this universal effort and request your response, to us, by October 31, 1985- Thank you for your time and we look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincerely, raul Huang,y Purchasing Manager PH/js JMM 00000214 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Spotty Hoad Stockion, California 95206 Teq209) 882-1500 Te4ex3591 Tefccopter(2D9) 4658184 October. 14. 1985 Lac. D'Amiante Du Quebec c/o Eastern Chen Trading 1117 Suite-Catherine St. Montreal, Que. Canada H3B1H9 ATTN: T.Y. Chen Ltd. Co., Uest Ltd. Dear Mr- Chen,; J--M Manufacturing is attempting to compile an improved, more accurate, specification outline for the Chrysotile white grade No. 4 fit 5 asbestos fiber. - This will enable us to simplify our work efforts and minimize any future problems, which can arise, between the Purchasing Department and the vendor. - We have enclosed a copy of our "Draft Specification" on the grade no. 4 fiber. Please review and upon completion, would you give us your detailed comments concerning the following; a. Draft Specification of grade no. 4 b. Your standard production data of grade no.4 & 5 We appreciate this universal effort and request your response, to us, by October-31, 1985. Thank you for your time and we look forward to hearing from you very soon. Sincerely, Purchasing Manager PH/j s JMM 00000215 J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. OCTO 3 Internal Correspondence To From Copies Subject See Distribution Date: October 8, 1985 J. Winston, Headquarters E & D Joe Chen, files PURCHASE SPECIFICATION "DRAFT" FOR WHITE GRADE 4 ASBESTOS FIBER Attached is a "draft" of a purchase specification intended to cover Grade 4 Fiber for use in AC Pipe. Please critique Section II Detailed Requirements of this .specification for its ability to provide an acceptance standard for purchasing of this grade fiber. A final "draft" will be prepared from the information you provide in response to this - correspondence. Please review also, any currently- approved suppliers of Grade 4 Fiber and provide vendor data so that they can be incorporated into this specification. There is also a need for a Grade 5 Fiber Specification, following the same format as this one. Please advise Headquarters of your comments on the detailed requirements and current approved suppliers for this type and grade fiber. In order to prevent any unnecessary delays in issuance of a final specification, please respond by October 31, 1985. JW:mc Distributiion: - Daryl Wilkinson, Stockton Terry Lohman, Denison Bonnie Chacho, Denison Tom Duecker, Headquarters Paul Huang, Headquarters JMM 00000216 DRAFT _>X J-M Manufacturing ' Company, Inc. PURCHASE SPECIFICATION MATERtAL" CHRYSOTILE WHITE GRADE -.is--------- SPECIFICATION NUMBER PAGE NO. TR 1902 4 ASBESTOS FIBER ISSUED DATE CANCELS LOCATIONS STOCKTON, 1 of 2 NONE DENISON NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUTWRITTEN APPROVAL OF THE APPROPRIATE SUBSIDIARY. ' ' IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUOE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. I. General Description: Fiber covered by this specification shall be Grade 4 Chrysotile asbestos fiber for use in Asbestos Cement Pressure Pipe. An "umpire" sample shall be submitted by the vendor which 'will be used to determine whether incoming shipments compare favorably with this sample in regard to color, general appearance, and general characteristics. Cl. Detailed Requirements: The fiber, when tested in accordance with J-M test methods TR 425.52 and TR 425.36, shall conform to the following ' specifications: Bauer-McNett Wet Screen 4 14 35 200 -200 Fiber Wet Wash Test Minimum acceptable (Point Value) 74 (NO Top Limit) % Allowable 18% - 21% 20% - 22% 15% - 17% 13% - 15% 28% - 31% Additionally the Fiber will have a Rapid Surface Area of 7000 500 (CM^/gr). When tested by means of the Turner & NewellFiberization test using a 50gr sample. :il- Sampling Procedure: hot - For purposes of sampling, a lot shall consist of not over one car-load, produced under essentially the same conditions and offered for inspection at one time. Procedure - From each lot the inspector shall take a sample from each of 25 bags at random: Five (5) composite samples be prepared, each composite representing five separate bags. X -- INDICATES CHANGE UC-S30 (lt4| JMM 00000217 J-U Manufacturing Company, Inc. . PURCHASE SPECIFICATION MATERIAL* DRAFT. . ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPECIFICATION NUMBER ' TR 1902 PAGE NO. 2 of ISSUED DATE CANCELS "NONE 2 CHRYSOTILE WHITE GRADE 4 ASBESTOS FIBER ^tSSzTON, DENISON NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY 8E MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OFTHE APPROPRIATE SUBSIDIARY. . IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUOE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. CV. Interpretation of Test Results: The test results of each composite sample shall conform to the detailed requirements of' (II) above. V. Packaging and Shipping; See Purchase Specification TR-190L CV. Hazardous Materials Requirements: A. Department of Transportation (49 CFR) The material is classified as a hazardous material and shall be packaged, marked and labelled in accordance with 49 CFR. 1. DOT Proper Shipping Name -- Asbestos 2. DOT Hazard Class - ORM-C 3. Regulated as of April 30, 1979 (See Federal Register, December 4, 1978, page 56664). X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000218 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CaUfomta'95206 Tet(209) 982-1500 Teiex359491 Tetecopter(209) 4658184 JM Asbestos Inc. 2000 Peel St. Montreal, Quebec H3A 2W5 ' ATTN: DIMITRY P00TIATINE Nov. 16, 1984 Dear Dimitry, Below your will find a list of raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies and our forcasted 1985 requirements. Please submit your quotation to us for these products by DESCRIPTION White Asbestos Fiber 4T White Asbestos Fiber 5R Blue Asbestos Fiber WMS--6 Blue Asbestos Fiber WML--6 1985 F0RCAST 12,600 ST 2.000 ST 5.000 fl 1,600 ST Looking forward to your expediant response. Sincerely Paul Huang Purchasing Manager PH/lh JMM 00000219 J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 STO 5? iioao CA95ZQS vendor (Name & Address) BRAXEGATE T.tti. PO SSt 14095 VEST ATJ.TS, HI 53214 (414) 383-2020 ATTTI: PETES TSETTIN Purchase Order BLAHEE1 OS] IRR FOR RECORD & BXLUHC PURPOSES OHL.Y TO COVER OtJR PARTIAL REQUIRE! EHT OP WTljgTA% SHOW BELOH FOB. THE PERIOD OF 1-1-86 Co 12-31-86. DEHISC8: STOCKTOH: ASBESTOS FIBER HML-6 GRADE 4629.50/HT 4652.50/Hr ASBESTOS FIBER HMS-6 GRADE 4572.00/HT 4595.00/MI BOTH abf- `AC? ED IH 50 KB BAGS, PRESS BALED & PALLETIZED (OR 110# BAGS) MATERIAL TO BE SUPPLIED SMALL BE m COHPLIAHCE WITH J-M SPECLFICATXOH HO. TR- JOC-I8 DATED 11/19/80ATTACHED HERETO. PRICKS SHOWS SHALL BE FIRH FC i or ram. ADVISED & JM HILL RECEIVE A MLHnfl M OF 30 sues HRTTTEH HOTICE OF AHY IMCKKASK. AJDXHOSIEED SUPPLIER COHTACTt PETER TRFTTTN AUTHORISED JM craTACTi iipmienmHMeirRgrnMjiiBWiiiigyBiiiBHiMX<vHVnn(RXTSHB RHTP TO J-M HAHOPAGXOBING *HIGHHAY 75 M DEHISOH. XX. 27509 ADTH. COSTACT: HAROLD STQHE*1?25(3214) 465-6390 *SliSSr$PERHX RD 206 d. h. vruEmsoH (: 09) 98241500 X250 SEA TRAHSP0RXATI09 IVSUEAHCE |Z3-OO/CONTAINER JMM 00000220 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or Insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. _]_________I 8y PAUL HOANGf ( purchasing agent J-M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051 8PBVW ROAD STOCKTON. CA 0S2O6 Purchase Requisition (Purchasing fill out Shaded areas) JMM 00000221 PAUL HUANG PurchasingDepart menl PURCHASING 1 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Spociy Road Stockton, Cakfcvnia 95206 TetJZOS) 982-1500 Tatoc359491 Telocopfer*20e) 46SB184 December 27, 1985 Eastern Chen Trading Co., Ltd. 1117 Suite--Catherine St. West Montreal, Que. Canada H3B1H9 Attn: Mr. T.Y. Chen ' Re: Request for Quotation, 1986 Dear Hr. Chen, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1986. Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. for these products by ASAP or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 FORCAST BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER DENISON MLBS STOCKTON MLBS a.). WHS-6 Grade b.) WML-6 Grade 1,900 1,000 If ft 4,000 700 11 U If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely, enclosures JMM 00000222 J_------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ liXi2/Ul ,,, -- Johns-ManviOe j 1 speculation number ! PAGE no. 1 1 of 5 PURCHASE SPECIFICATION! ^ .] TR--1901 WBW .... ISSUED DATE 11/19/80 .......... CANCELS j Hone iocatois BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) * P32, P48, P55 MO CHANGE M MATERIAL MAT 8E MADE BY THE SUPPLER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVHXE. MAPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. " I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION; . I .' Fiber covered by this specification shall be crocidolite (blue asbestos of the anphibole type). An "in^ire" sample shall be submitted by the vendor which will be used to determine whether incoming shipments compare favorably with this sample in regard to color, general appearance, and general characteristics. II. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS; The fiber, when tested in accordance with JM Test Method TR-425-52 shall conform to the following specifications: MeNett Wet Screen * 14 Mesh Fiber - lOO Mesh Fines + 14 Rock Range 4S% - 60% 31% - 37% 3% Max. III. SAMPLING PROCEDURE: Lot - For purposes of sampling, a lot shall consist of not over one car load, produced under essentially the same conditions and offered for inspection at one time. Procedure - From each lot the inspector shall take a sample from each of 25 bags at random. Five composite samples be prepared, each composite representing 5 separate bags. IV. INTERPRETATION OF TEST RESULTS: The test results of each composite sample shall conform to the detailed requirements of (2) above. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: _ A. Fiber shall be packaged in a woven polyethylene bag, (polypropylenealternate) containing 50 kilos (110.23 lbs.) measuring 1016 mm long x 546 mm wide x 241 mm high (40" x 21-1/2" x 9-1/2"). B. Bagged fibre shall be compressed into a kale containing six (6) bags, for a total weight of 300 kilos (661.38 lbs.) and measuring 1118 mm long x 559 mm wide x 686 mm high (44" x 22" x 27") . Each bale shall be banded with four (4) each 5 mm nail wires, equally spaced in the length dimension and each securely sealed. Because of the clip pro truding. a protective cover of some material should be applied or af fixed to the clip to prevent tearing and or abrasion of adjacent bags. A warning label with instructions for properly cutting the nail wire shall be placed on clip side of the bale. Each bale shall be distinc tly marked showing the fibre grade. X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000223 m<r.- Jobns-ManviDe 9URCHASE SPECIFICATION! SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR--1901 * PAGE NO. 2 of 5 ISSUED DATE 11/19/80 CANCELS Node BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCXDOLITE) P32. P48, P55 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAT BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS4UANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: (Continued) . i ---- .. ' , ' C. Bales units shall be loaded two (2) bales deep by three (3) bales ' high, for a total of six (6) bales on a flash stringer, doable faced, non--reversible, 2-way entry pallet. (See attached sketch for pallet dimensions and specific construction) . Each bale shall be placed on the pallet and on top of each' other with the S >a nail wire clip facing inward toward the center of the pallet. A mini mum of two (2) steel straps, 12.7 Bin wide x .508 m thidt (1/2** x .020**) minimus shall be used to secure the six (6) bales to the pallet. Protective material, such as pieces of paraweb sling, molded plastic strips, or equivalent! of sufficient length to prevent the steel strap from cutting or abrading the fibre bags; shall be placed . each steel strap at each location where the strap is in contact with a corner of a bale. Each strap shall be securely tensioned and sealed. . Total net weight for a six (6) bale (36 bags) palletized unit shall be 1.8 metric tons (3968 lbs.) and for a four (4) bale (24 bags) palletized unit shall be 1.2 metric tons (2646 lbs). ~ l See the attached sketches for the bale and palletized unit construc tion with dimensions and tolerances. 0. Shipment: Palletized units shall be loaded into standard 6.1 meter (20 ft.) long containers. Each container shall contain the following number of palletized units: 1. Preferred: Ten (10) palletized units, each containing 36 hags of. fibre for a total of 360 bags, net weight of 18.0 metric tons (39683 lbs.) per container. . 2. Alternate: Nine (9) palletized units of 36 bags per onit plus one (1) palletized unit of 24 bags for a total of 348 bags, net weight of 17.4 metric tons (38361 lbs.) per container. E. This material is classified as a hazardous material and shall be pack aged in accordance with DOT regulations 49 CrR. NO FIBRE BAGS SHALL BE SHIPPED WITH SAGS DAMAGED AMD FIBRE EXPOSED. ALL DAMAGED BAGS MUST BE TAPED WITH A MATERIAL TO INSURE COMPLETE AND ADEQUATE COVERAGE OF TftE DAHAGED AREA. - CH - INOICATES CHANGE srr. JMM 00000224 PURCHASE SPECIFICATION S"Ecn=ic.vnoN number _______`y -________ TR--1901 PAGE NO. * 3 of S ; ISSUED DATE } 11/19/80 : CANCELS ; Bone BUIE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) P32. P48, PS5 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAT BE MADE BT THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. VI. HAZARDOCS MATERIALS REpgXREMEKTS: ' ' A. Deparfanent of Transportation (49 CPS) The Baterisl is classified as a hazardous material and shall be packaged. Barked and labelled in accordance with 49 CFR. 1. OCT Proper Shipping Same - Asbestos. 2. DOT Hazard Class -- QRtf-C. 3. Regulated as of April 30, 1979 (See Federal Register, Decesdber 4, 1978, page 56664). . X -- INOICATES CHANGE JMM 00000225 JMM 00000226 I/SI Johns-ManvSte RCHASE SPECIFICATION! _________________________________ L SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR-1901 PAGE NO. 5 of S ISSUED OATE < 11/19/80 CANCELS Bone BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) P32, P48, P5S NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO TMS COMMODITY. rWf* ai-- s--c X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000227 HEHGRV CLEAR COHHECTEO JH HQ STO EASYLINK 9781699C001 6JAN86 17:35/17:41 EST FROH: 5106002047 SPECIAL3Z HIL 9102623106 SPECIAL3Z HIL SPECIAL SHIPPING INC TO: 359491 TO:P HUAN6/J-H A/C PIPE CORP. FH:B HEERIN6/BRAKEGATE LTD. 166-2U l/G/88 SUBJ: BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER PRICES EFFECTIVE HITH THE VESSEL H/U ROACHRQNI-DB9 EUS AFRICA 1/22 ETA HOUSTON 2/21 PRICES OF iftBWagBSjaSHBH I BE: GRADE FOB NINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOHEO OENSION, TX RICHHOND, CA HHL 623.50 HHS 572.00 652.50 595.00 PRICES: PER HETRIC TON <2.205 LBS.> FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AHO ALLONED. CAR60 INSURANCE, CUSTOHS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES, TAXES, ETC., ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHAN6E WITHOUT NOTICE. TERNS: SIXTY <60) DAYS FROH INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCALBE L/C CGNFIRHEO BY A IJ.S. BANK. PAYHENT TO BRAKE- BATE LTD., NARINE BANK, N.A., INT'L TELLER, INT'L DEPT., P.O. BOX 375. HILHAUKEE. HI 53201. INSURANCE: CARGO INSURANCE HILL BE COVERED UNDER GROUP POLICY AND HILL BE AOOEO TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX. USO 23.00/CONTAIHER. ' PER PALLET, 17.4 HT/20' CONT. REGARDS B. HEERIN6 BRAKEGATE LTD HHHH JH HQ STO I 01SCONHECTED JMWI 00000228 I V J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 . Td:(209) 982-1500 Tdex:359491 Tdecoper:(209) 465-8184 November 21, 1985- **Wy^sed Quotation: See Below; ST should be MLBS Brakegate Limited PO Box 14095 West Allis, Wl. 53214 Attn: Richard C. Wareham (414) 383-2020 Re: Request for Quotation, 1986 Dear Richard, ' Belov you will find a list of oar raw materials, additives, aud/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year' 1986. Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for vocr reference. . Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/6/85 or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1986 FORCAST BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER ***a.) VMS-6 Grade ***b-) KML-6 Grade . DENISON HLBS 1,900 " 1,100 " STOCKTON MLBS 4,000 " 700 " If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely, TPaul Huang, Purchasing Manager PH/js enclosures JMM 00000229 T 2/Si Johas-ManviBe PURCHASE SPECIFICATION [ SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR--1901 *GE NO. 1 of 5 ISSUED OATE j 11/19/80 CANCELS I None P32. P48. P55 MO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAT BE MAOE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OE JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. I. GENERAL DESCRIPTION: ' ' Fiber covered by this specification shall be crocidolite (blue asbestos of the anpbibole type). An "inspire*' sample shall be submitted by the vendor which will be used to determine whether incoming shipments compare favorably with this sample in regard to color, general appearance, and general characteristics. II. DETAILED REQUIREMENTS: The fiber, when tested in accordance with JM Test Method TR-425-52 shall conform to the following specifications: ' McNett Wet Screen + 14 Mesh Fiber - lOO Mesh Fines + 14 Rock Range 45% - 60% 31% - 37% 3% Max. III. SAMPLING PROCEDURE: Lot - For purposes of sang>ling, a lot shall consist of not over one car load, produced under essentially the same conditions and offered for inspection at one time. Procedure - From each lot the inspector shall take a sample from each of 25 bags at random. Five composite samples be prepared, each composite representing 5 separate bags. . IV. INTERPRETATION OF TEST RESULTS: ' The test results of each composite sample shall conform to the detailed requirements of (2) above. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING: A. Fiber shall be packaged in a woven polyethylene bag, (polypropylenealternate) containing 50 kilos (110.23 lbs.) measuring 1016 mm long X 546 mm wide x 241 mm high (40" x 21-1/2" x 9--1/2"). B. Bagged fibre shall be compressed into a bale containing six (6) bags, for a total weight of 300 kilos (661.38 lbs.) and measuring 1118 mm long x 559 mm wide x 686 mm high (44" x 22" x 27") . Each bale shall be banded with four (4) each 5 mm nail wires, equally spaced in the length dimension and each securely sealed. Because of the clip pro truding, a protective cover of some material should be applied or afto prevent t-parina and cur abrasion of adjacent bags. X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000230 J-.m Johns-Mamrille PURCHASE SPECIFICATIOI SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR-1901 BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CROCIDOLITE) IE NO. 2 of S : ISSUEO OATE! 11/19/80 CANCELS : None lOCATOOS P32, P48, PS5 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-MANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. V. PACKAGING AND SHIPPING; (Continued) . C. Bales units shall be loaded two (2) bales deep by three (3) bales high, for a total of six (6) bales on a flush stringer, double faced, non-reversible, 2-way entry pallet. (See attached sketch for pallet dimensions and specific construction)'. Each bale shall be placed on the pallet and on top of each other with the 5 na nail wire clip facing inward toward the center of the pallet. A minimum of two (2) steel straps, 12.7 n wide x .500 ran thick (1/2" x .020") minimum shall be used to secure the six (6) bales to the pallet. Protective material, such as pieces of paraweb sling, molded plastic strips, or equivalent; of sufficient length to prevent the steel strap from cutting or abrading the fibre bags; shall be placed under each steel strap at each location where the strap ,.is in contact with a corner of a bale. Each strap shall be securely tepsioned and sealed. Total net weight for a six (6) bale (36 bags) palletized unit shall be 1.8 metric tons (3968 lbs.) and for a four (4) bale (24 bags) palletized unit shall be 1.2 metric tons (2646 lbs). See the attached sketches for the bale and palletized unit construc tion with dimensions and tolerances. D. Shipment: Palletized units shall be loaded into standard 6.1 meter (20 ft.) long containers. Each container shall contain the following number of palletized units: 1. Preferred: Ten (10) palletized units, each containing 36 bags of fibre for a total of 360 bags, net weight of 18.0 metric tons (39683 lbs.) per container. . 2. Alternate: Nine (9) palletized units of 36 bags per unit plus one (1) palletized unit of 24 bags for a total of 348 bags, net weight of 17.4 metric tons (38361 lbs.) per container. E. X -- INDICATES CHANGE JMM 00000231 JMM 00000232 1131 Johns-ManvBle 'PURCHASE SPECIFICATION| .specification number TR--1901 >GE NO. i 4 of S jI j ISSUED DATc j n/19/80 CANCELS BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER (CFOCIDOLITE) P32, P46, P5S no orange in uaterial may be made by thFsupplier without written APPROVAL of JOHNSJAANYILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMOOITT. X -- INDICATES change ILIain JMM 00000233 3 > 3/31 Johns-Manville PURCHASE SPECIFICATION! JL SPECIFICATION NUMBER TR--1901 PAGE NO. 5 Of S ! ISSUED DATE I 11/19/80 cancels ! None BLUE asbestos fiber (crocidolite) P32. P48. P55 NO CHANGE IN MATERIAL MAY BE MADE BY THE SUPPLIER WITHOUT WRITTEN APPROVAL OF JOHNS-UANVILLE. IMPORTANT: ALWAYS INCLUDE THE SPECIFICATION NUMBER WHEN REFERRING TO THIS COMMODITY. X -- indicates change JMM 00000234 ^ol J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. <051 Speny Hoad Stoddon, CA 95206-3893 (200)982-1500 V---dor (Name & Address) ABSiOX, UD. POST OFFICE BOX 14095 BEST ALLIS, VI. 53214 (414) 383-2020 ATTH, PETS TRK.ITIH J-K MFC. CO., IBCECCBBAT 758 dshisoh, Texas 75020 (Z14) 445r-43SMB/FKnS TKKTTlfl Purchase Order SlOCCTOJf, CA, BQ AJP beat way DiSC rip:i : tKsta nest s couect Hi Un:t p immn 07-01-07, mess see revised as fqllors* ASBESTOS FIBER HHL-6 BAS BOB OT3T-/MT 6253/MT ASBESTOS FIBER HHS-6 549. -/HX 572.-/MT THE REST, TEKHS. ETC., OF THIS BUUOEET ORDER mpcatw THE SUE. JMW1 00000235 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side ol this order. ..2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped pre paid- No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mail invoice in duplicate & B/L on date ol shipment. By PAUL ROANC' TT ^A --L f * J-ftrflfanufacturing Company, Inc. Purchase Requisition jqutsttioa OepL Date Prepared 06-25-87 Suggested Vendor 06-23-87 Date Required AS RELEASED Remarks: (Justification. Package, etcj BIXL TO STOCKTON, CA. HQ A/P Deliver to: J-M MFG. CO.INC. DENISON, TEXAS EFFECTIVE 7-1-87, PRICES ARE REVISED AS FOLLOWS: -------------------------------- --------- --H-0--W- - ASBESTOS FIBER WML-6 603.-/MT 629.5/MT ASBESTOS FIBER WMS-6 549.-/MT 572.-/MT THE BEST TERMS, ETC. OF THIS BLANKET ORD REMAIN NO CHANGE. gSttgSaggGScr 'ililfl Oale Received Partial or Complete Received By (Purchasing lilt out Shaded areas) Ttianayc* Sc:v-on Heart JMM 00000236 PURCHASING uring ic. Purchase Requisition HeautsHion DspL DateGrepunl fibdiA y^X/f'1 Suggested. Vendor Data Required CIO Requisitioned By Remarks: pustlllcafkm. (U\_A->7Kr *0/774*0 1MB3 )87 o*i,ta (Purchasing lill out Shaded areas] ircliasinQ iment RECET JUN 2 2 > T052M738 AUTOMATICALLY SENT 06/19/07 10:09 CONNECTED FOR 001.0 MIN VIA DDD < > PH# 27710O5BBB120120 < l_^SYLINK ID700 EIC001697 SPEC. SHIPMIL Search DUN'S MILLION DOLLAR DIRECTORY database FREE on InfoMaster Service until June 26. Enter /EXIT INF 6572433C 19JUN07 10:13 EST PTS 359491<):BGL+ BA TO: P HUANB/JM A/C PIPE CORP. FM: B HEERING/BRAKEGATE LTD M738 6/18/87 SUBJ: BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1 1987 PRICES OF BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: USD/MT FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED TO: GRADE WML-6 9--6 DENISON, TX USD 629.50/MT 572.OO/MT RICHMOND, CA USD 652. 50/MT ^ 595. OO/MT 'fir 1 PRICES: PER METRIC TON <2205 LBS) FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED. CARGO INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES AND TAXES, DEMURRAGE, ETC. ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE- PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO TERMS: SIXTY (60) DAYS FROM INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCABLE L/C CONFIRMED BY A U. S. BANK. PAYMENT TO BRAKEGATE LTD., MARINE BANK, N.A. , INT'L DEPT., INT'L TELLER, P.O.BOX 975, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201 U.S.A. INSURANCE: CARGO INSURANCE WILL BE COVERED UNDER GROUP POLICY AND WILL BE ADDED TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX. USD 23.OO/CONTAINER. ' PACKAGING: 50 KGS/POLYWOVEN BAG, BALED AND BANDED, 1800 KGS/PALLET 17.4 MT/CONT. SCHEDULING: SAILING EVERY 4-6 WEEKS. REQUEST 60 DAYS LEAD TIME PRIOR TO VESSEL SAILINGS. ORDERS TO: BRAKEGATE LTD, P. Q. BOX 14095, WEST ALLIS, WI 53214 THE ABOVE CHANGE REVERTS PRICES BACK TO JANUARY '87 PRICES. THIS INCREASE IS NECESSARY DUE TO FREIGHT INCREASES AND OTHER COST INCREASES WHICH CAN NO LONGER BE ABSORBED. SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLS ADVISE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST BUSINESS. ME S IN THE FUTURE. bESI REGARDS BRAKEGATE LTD MMMM WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOUR 00000238 ACCEPTED 6572433C EASYLINK MBX 6572433C001 19JUNB7 FROM: 5106002047 SPECIAL3Z MIL 9102623106 SPECIAL3Z MIL INTERCORP INC TO: 62933224 VIA: 359491 10:14/11:22 EST , TO: P HUANG/JM ft/C PIPE CORP. FM: B HEERING/BRAKEGATE LTD M738 6/18/87 ' SUBJ: BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1 1987 PRICES OF BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: USD/MT FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED TO: GRADE' WML-6 WMS-6 DENISON, TX USD 629.50/MT 572. OO/MT RICHMOND, CA USD 852.50/MT 595.OO/MT - PRICES: PER METRIC TON (2205 LBS) FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED. CARGO INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES AND TAXES, DEMURRAGE, ETC. ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. TERMS: SIXTY (60) DRYS FROM INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCABLE L/C CONFIRMED BY A U.S. BANK. PAYMENT TO 8RAKEGATE . LTD., MARINE BANK, N. A., INT'L DEPT., INT'L TELLER, P.O.BOX 975, MILWAUKEE. WI 53201 U.S.A. INSURANCE: CARGO INSURANCE WILL BE COVERED UNDER GROUP POLICY RND WILL BE ADDED TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX. USD 23.00/CONTAINER. PACKAGING: 50 KGS/POLYWOVEN BAG, BALED AND BANDED, 1800 KGS/PALLET 17.4 MT/CONT. SCHEDULING: SAILING EVERY 4-6 WEEKS. REQUEST 60 OAYS LEAD TIME PRIOR TO VESSEL SAILINGS. ORDERS TO: BRAKEGATE LTD, P. 0. BOX 14095, WEST ALLIS, WI 53214 THE ABOVE CHANGE REVERTS PRICES BACK TO JANUARY 87 PRICES. THIS INCREASE IS NECESSARY DUE TO FREIGHT INCREASES AND OTHER COST INCREASES WHICH CAN NO LONGER BE ABSORBED. SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLS AOVlSh. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PAST BUSINESS. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SERVING YOUP. NEEDS IN THE FUTURE. BEST REGARDS BRAKEGATE LTD MMMM 00000239 Il i I J-M Manufacturing Gocripahy, Inc. 73T.1 *iFEHSv ROAD svoicro::, ca izr.-v- - Vendor (Name & Address) BRAXEGAXE LTD, FO SOX 14095 WEST ALUS, WX (414) 383-2020 PETER. TXETTXH 53214 JM MANUFACTURING HTGOUX 75H DENISON, TEXAS 75020 Purchase Order STOCKTON, CA. BKSTJCAT pcMd oesr. asp o oCSoe p TraaW* jSSe) co<xect XX a % . H.60 . &LoJxl BLANKET ORDER FOR RECORD & BILLING PURPOSES OHLY TO COVER OUR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT OF MATERIAL SHOWN FOR THE PERIOD 1-23-87 70 12-31-87 - ASBESTOS FIBER HHL-6 GRADE DEHISOR, TY. $603.00/MT eichhchd, CL $626.00/MT ASBESTOS FIBER WMS-6 GRADE $549.00/HT 8572.00/KT BOTH ARE PACKED IS 50 IS. BAGS, REESS BALED ABD RALLETIZKD. MATERIAL TO BE SUPPLIED SHALL BB IN COMPLIANCE WITH J-M SPECIFICATION HO. DATEDATTACHED HERETO. PRICKS SHOWN SHALL BE FIRM FOR OR UNTIL Aiwrrgyn & J-M WILL RKCIEVE A MINIMUM OF 30 DATS WRITTEN NOTICE OF ANY INCREASE. AUTHORIZED SUPPLIER CONTACTI pypKF TRKTTTH (414)383-2020 AUTHORIZED J-M CONTACT: STOCKXON7D.W. WHfUNSQN (209)982- 500 ' DKN.TX/HAROLD STONE (214)465-6390 JMM 00000240 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side PAUL HUANG of this order. By 2 Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be f shipped prepaid. No parcel post or Insurance charges allowed except J 4 as provided above. 1 Mall Invoice In duplicate & B/L on date o( shipment. PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/OPIPE CORP. ' 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON, CA 9S206 jquisttlon Dept. BLANKET Sus^BISaiiibr Date Prepared 01-27-87 Purchase Requisition Dale Required AS RELEASED Requisitioned By B. HARRIS P.R. No. H ji!1Q2lilttR<iJeas>e NoJ 9118 ,'V Project No. (wfo NoJ Remarks: pustificatton. Package, etcJ BILL TO STOCKTON, CA. HQ A/P Deliver to: DENNISON, XI. STK., CA. EstvOafetqf^j^lj^^.; ^hdduleOellVeryy'^ toVP Charge Code Account No. rr BLAN SET 3RDER 1-Z 1-87 i FOR TO SECORD & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVER 0UI 12-31-87 - DI:n,tx. 7 ASBESTOS FIBER WML-6 GRADE $6CJ3.00/MT ASBESTOS FTBER WMS-6 GRADE S549.00/MT i ROTH ARE PACKEI1 TN SOJ.B BAGS, PRESS BAT.Ei AND PALLETIZED. HHUNiS:UAt.-.- -. 3. !> W, t&v ZJ30f^ MS < *rJ` --iVf <.: V-i- vr ';*> * ` " M ITERI AL T 3 BE OPPL [ED SHALL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH J-M SPECIF! CATION HO. - D tTED_ ATTACHED HERETO. PRICES SHOWN SHALL BE FI] mVfor O S ONI LL__ uwts* n AND J-M WILL RECIEVE A MINIMUM OF 30 ! AYS' WRI TTEN'NOTICE- c-v! o ' AN! INC LEASE- :*- ',*' .'/A.v :*.*- A mint T7FI1 S1TPPT TPR CONTACT- PETER TRETTTN (4141 383-2020 A JTHOB IZED J-M C ONTA CT: STOCKTON/D.W. WILINSON (209) 9 i 15.60 I____ ___-_--_-_--_--n--F--H--------T--Y- / HJ APOT 11 STONE ( 71 Al 46 --1 i Tot.-il Date Received IJ President Man3 37' Sictisn Head . 9 Partial or Complete 11 Received By (Purchasing (ill out Shaded areas) ^ W0* A JMM 00000241 PURCHASING /MBX EASYLINK MBX 4564991COO1 23JAN87 FROM: 5106002047 SPECIAL3Z MIL 9102623106 SPECIAL3Z MIL SPECIAL SHIPPING INC TO: 62933224 VIA: 359491 13:58/11:49 EST wy ` _ CLIVE i 1*0 TO: P HUANG/JM A/C PIPE CORP. FM: B HEERING/BRAKEGATE LTD M419 1/23/87 SUBJ: BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER PRICES ., ''f'i WE QUOTE THE FLWG PRICES EFFECTIVE WITH THE SAILING OF THE M/V GACKA V2, SAILING 2/2/87: USD/MT FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED TO: GRADE DENISON, TX RICHMOND, CA WML-6 WMS-6 USD 603. OO/MT 549. OO/MT USD 626. OO/MT 572. OO/MT PRICES: PER METRIC TON FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED. CARGO INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES AND TAXES, DEMURRAGE, ETC., ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. TERMS: SIXTY (60) DAYS FROM INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCABLE L/C CONFIRMED BY A U.S. BANK. PAYMENT TO BRAKE- GATE LTD., MARINE BANK, N.A., INT'L DEPT., INT'L TELLER, P.O.BOX 975, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201 U. S. A. . INSURANCE: CARGO INSURANCE WILL BE COVERED UNDER GROUP POLICY AND WILL BE ADDED TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX. USD 23.GO/CONTAINER. PACKAGING: 50 KGS/POLYWOVEN BAG, BALED AND BANDED, 1800 KGS/PALLET 17.4 MT/CONT. SCHEDULING: SAILING EVERY 4-6 WEEKS. REQUEST 60 DAYS LEAD TIME PRIOR TO VESSEL SAILINGS. ORDERS TO: BRAKEGATE LTD, P.O. BOX 14095, WEST ALLIS, WI 53214 EXISTING STANDBY L/C NO. 6373609 SHOULD BE RENEWED TO EXPIRE march 3i, igaa. ' SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, BST RGBS BRAKEGATE LTD PLS ADVISE. MMMM EASYLINK MBX 8a80442A001 23JAN37 14:41/11:50 EST VIA: 359491 TO: 62933224 1439 EST JM HQ STO JMM 00000242 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 10SI Sperry Road, Stockton, California 95206 TeL:(2Q9) 982-1500 Tdex359491 Tdccopicr;(209) 465-8184 December 5, 1986 , Brakegate Limited. PO Box 14095 West Allis, Wi 53214 Attn: Peter Trettin (414) 383-2020 Re: Request for Quotation, 1987 - Dear Peter, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by_____12/30/86. or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE ASBESTOS BLUE FIBER WMS-6 WML-6 If there are any questi to call me anycime. DENISON, TX 2,510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON. CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST 694 ST 347 ST 1,400 ST 482 ST regarding the above ltens, please feel free Sincerely, {Paul Huang, Purchasing Manager 11 PH/js enclosures JMM 00000243 EASYLINK MBX I470364COO1 30DECS6 FROM: 5106002047 SPECIAL3Z MIL 9102623106 SPECIAL3Z MIL SPECIAL SHIPPING INC TOi 62933224 VIA: 359491 17:22/16:48 EST TQ:P HUflNG/JM fl/C PIPECORP. FM:P TRETTIN/BROKEGATE M387 12/30/86 QUOTATIONS C&G/5 CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS UE ARE PLEASED TO QUOTE THE FOL EFFECTIVE 12/30/86: PRICES'FOB AFRICA: GRADE C&G/5 (4T) USD 388. OO/METRIC TON <2,205 LBS. ) FREIGHT: USD 118. OO/MT <2.205 LBS.) FOR DELIVERY TO DENISON, TX FREIGHT COST SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. EXCLUDES CARGO INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, BROKER'S FEES, LOCAL DUTIES AND TAXES. FRT WILL BE BILLED BY SPECIAL SHIPPING. INC. AS IN PAST. ' TERMS: NET 30 DAYS ON FIBER BILLED BY MINERALS MARKETING CORP- OF ZIMBABWE AS AGENTS FOR SHABANIE & MASHABA MINES (PVT.) LTD. PACKAGING: 50 KGS/POLYWOVEN BAGS: PRESSURE PACKED AND PALLETIZED ' ON 2-WAY 48"X39" PALLETS; 6 PALLETS, 8 SLIP SHEETS; 17.5 METRIC TONS/CONT. SCHEDULING: SAILINGS EVERY 4-6 WEEKS- PER ABOVE TOTAL ON C&G/5 TO DENISON, TX USD 506. OO/MT ORDERS TO: MINERALS MARKETING CORP OF ZIMBABWE LTD.C/O P.O. BOX 14095, WEST ALLIS, WI 53214, U-S. A. IF ANY QUESTIONS, PLS ADVISE. BEST REGARDS J3RAKEGATE LTD. TO:P HUANG/JM A/C PIPE CORP. FM:B HEERING/BRAKEGATE LTD. M388 12/30/86 SUBJ: BLUE ASBESTOS FIBER PRICES WE ARE PLEASED TO QUOTE THE FOL UNCHANGED PRICES;. GRADE USD/MT FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED DENISON, TX RICHMONO, Cfi WML-6 629. 50 652. 50 ) WMS-6 572.00 (tfhfa) 535. OO PRICES: PER METRIC TUN FOB MINE FREIGHT PREPAID AND ALLOWED. CARGO INSURANCE, CUSTOMS ENTRY, LOCAL DUTIES AND TAXES, DEMURRAGE, ETC., ARE FOR BUYER'S ACCOUNT. PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. TERMS: SIXTY <60) DAYS FROM INVOICE DATE, BACKED BY STANDBY IRREVOCABLE L/C CONFIRMED BY A U.S- BANK. PAYMENT TO BRAKE- GATE LTD., MARINE BANK, N.A., INT'L DEPT., INT'L TELLER, P. O. BOX 975, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201 U. S. AINSURANCE: CARGO INSURANCE WILL BE COVERED UNDER GROUP POLICY AND WILL BE ADDED TO INVOICE AT COST. PRESENT CHARGE APPROX. USD 23.OO/CONTAINER. PACKAGING: SO KGS/POLYWOVEN BAG, BALED AND BANDED, 1800 KGS/PALLET 17.4 MT/CONT. SCHEDULING: SAILING EVERY 4-6 WEEKS. ORDERS TO: BRAKEGATE LTD., P.O. BOX 14095, WEST ALLIS, UT 53214 BST RGDS BRAKEGATE LTD. P. S. ABOVE QUOTES BASED ON ASSUMPTION OF NO OCEAN FREIGHT INCREASE 1/1/87. QUOTES UILL BE CONFIRMED ASAP. MMMM YOUR MAILBOX IS NOW EMPTY JMM 00000244 J:IA/C PIPE CORP. ~T0S1 SPBOVROW , ^TOCKrCK< CA 83206 (209) 982-1800 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) 3ALAVERAS ASBESTOS LTD POST OFFICE BOX 127 COPPKRflPOLIS, CALIFOHBIA 95228 (209) 785-2201 GORDON A. GOATS J-M HAHUFACTURIHC 1051 SPKSBZ ROAD STOCKTON, r.AT.rmRffTA 95206 STOCKTON. CA. HQ A/P TRUCE Turtle PLAHT VEST. oCKst MJuf&ED <****& `% Of P P S1 H30 TE"xmp1t|X71J ' "BLMCCET ORDER FOR RECORD ABD BILLIBG PURPOSES OfiLT TO COVER OUR PARTIAL KEQOIEEMKHT OF 01-01-87 TO 12-31-87. ASBESTOS FIBER 4 T GRADE ASBESTOS TIBER 5 R GRADE IT EPA OR ART OTHER GOVKRHHENT AGEHCIES BAMwsD A/C PIPE IE THE USA, ALL SUPPLIER' SDFTBKR IB OUR STOCKTQS, CA. PLABT RAREROUSE HAT BE RETURNED FOR FULL CREDIT AND FREIGHT HILL BE HBCOTIAXED BY BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED HILL BE PACKED WITH SHRIHKWRAPPKD UNIT. AUTHORIZED J-H COHTACT. D. W. WILKIKSON DPOH RECEIVING BLANKET ORDER. SUPPLIER IS TO SEND CGHPIEMED QHDER BACK. $416.50 ST $316.50 ST JMM 00000245 I_________,___ f 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. By PAUL HUANG/ 2. Material sold at the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or Insurance charges allowed except as provided above. A ~7~ 3. Mall invoice In duplicate & B/Lon dale ot shipment. PURCHASING AGENT J-JHt Manufacturing ' Company, Inc. Purchase Requisition PURCHASING Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. RECEIVED DEC 3 0 // A - December 29, 1986 Mr. Paul Huang, Purchasing Manager J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road ' Stockton, California- 95206 m RE: Tour Request for Quotation - December 5, 1986 Dear Paul, . I have made my-.annual pre-Christmas trip to the East Coast and have been advised that even" though some Canadian mills have talked about raising 4T and 5R prices, they have not done so, and have maintained 1986 prices through March 1987. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you with your fiber requirements and would maintain the same prices for 1987 as we have had for 1986. That is: Stockton - 4T - $460/S.T., FOB Mill 5R - 340/S.T.f FOB Mill Denison - 4T - I390/S.T-. FOB Mill 5R - 300/S.T., FOB Mill As discussed with you on December 18, 1986, we regret that we will be unable to ship to Denison until May 1987. After that time, we should be back on our normal schedule. We look forward to working with you in 1987. Yours. GAC:tc P.O. Box 127 Copperopolis. California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry .Road, Stocfaoa, California 95206 * Td.:(209) 982-1500 Tdcr:359491 Tdecopkr:(209) 465-8184 December 5, 1986 (209) 785-2201 Re: Request foe Quotation, 1987 - Gordon, Below you will find a list of our raw aatcrfals, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by 12/30/86 or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER DENISON, TZ 1987 FORCAST fiUHMlMglliiSS^ 4T GRADE 5R GRADE 2,510 ST 350 ST 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. nrprp 1 v. FH/js enclosures JMM 00000248 TEL: (514) 281-0141 .. RC}Vr EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO., LTD. " 0 OCT 1 3 LES ENTREPRISES DE L'ORIENT CHEN CO., LTEE 1117 Stc-Catherine St. West, Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B 1H9 Dear Mr. Huang: Kindly be advised of our relocation of office effective October 1,1987. Mailing address: P.O.Box 991, Stn. A Montreal, Quebec H3C 2W9 CANADA Tel: (514)695-8997 Telex: 05-822634 Sincerely yours. TYC/bj JMM 00000249 CGVED JUL - 6 S87 LAB CHRYSOTILE, INC. 83SMOONEY . CJ>. 4S9 THETFOftD-MINES. OC. T&_: (418) 338-7500 T&EX: 05-833586 CANADA G6GST5 OESTMATAIRE-CONSIGNEE . J.M* A/C PIPE CORPORATION IIGHWAY 7& mRlsm SEN t SON, TEXAS VENOU A - SOLO TO - . to [. a/g pipe corporation 1 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 95206 MOEiOnCaMME AOcxr w ooumcs cr ran - customs voaauyo four ~.W. MYERS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN fWEr.fneoMr EASTERN CHEN TRADING fAA-fiU. SLACK LAKE d'ss'D f-w----i--(kcvuoofeimmlnoMsif---M----i-- U.S.A. DUMSPOMTEUMLOCrtLCMmCft UQIOEO^TNIT-POMTOT OMM <ET 30 DAYS JC SLACK. LAKE: MewpBfwfe-wwopeTOf" WMf-wK NUEIte-MliET {AIL "JEIRUII, MICH. "^-""sf^C-CP-DL IRO1T NW-EAST fathom oe cMAfvmewr - cjdaomo omasum RT. LOUIS-MKT DESIGNATION OES LtAACHAMMSES OCSCfUFTlON OF QOOOS CLASSIFICATION -GRADE outmirtEo^ auMnYMpro AMXANTE BLANC - ASBESTOS WHITE w-----m---YSOFiSNir CAN. S FOIOS BRUT-GROSS WSGHT ffRIMTME \ wit UONTANT AMOUNT 9,1 / UN 2590/PG 111 TOG -- SU -- NO SU,_B_J_E__C_T T- O-CONTRACTS N 5W--...NSCN- 223--AND .. tl QL F.i) .B, -DENISOiN -U.S, 200 METRIC TONS ASBESTOS FIBRE 9t3 M85.00 PRESSURE PACKED LAMINATED VOVEN POLYETHYLENE BAGS FtMCES SUBJECT TQ CWOf .BM SU6J6CT TO *YA*AflRJTY *<simicR3Mssp6Mfi.-,eaAi.csTiicnoMS LOAD IN 50-FT DF CAR ONLY, UNITS OF 30 BAGS STRETCH WRAPPED. FLOOR UNITS ON DOUBLE SLIP SHEETS AND TOP UNITS ON WOODEN PALLETS, SEND QUALITY CONTROL CERT. TO J.M. a/c PIPE, DENISON, TEXAS. ATT:BONNIE ClACC10 SHIP WITH 91-1738-87 MONTANT AMOUNT FRET FRBGHT nwswaog AfGlULLEUEKT SWTTCHNG .HWKTOU. _ ____________ OfiQK CM0ULV AMD AOVQE AT OKC F NCOMBL OUR WCPAW O OOVSHED ___IME PKM9DM GUM AMD ON DC f&ERSL D ON 6 MJT SURJECT TO OACBiAPOM. SELJLB1 AM) OUYSI cCaoccmuumwHowcNmruiraoPmTMBQ'MNEEINKT miiw MO bwm WMIMCTB OCEFT rHOSE SFCQPCAJXr STATED M PAMSWM * OF IK TOMAS AM) MMCH AWAfl ON DC BfVEWSE OC OF n$ DOCUMJC AA0 HMG9 M) WUB) NAMWMGS WWWOT OF MgOuMffMDAirn. TH*T SOXO< MUli. LMBUE TO BUYER ONLY FQR THOSE QWWflB PAAMSfWM 4 OF DC TOMS WO COMAIOA. UHW AOFEE9 K) FDUOW MO ID MWOC M ACCOR- ANO CDOmOKS OF DM AOWOMAT r>C ACALfM WANMO AOMOE mo TNE MSTDuCDOa MR USM) MWE Wggwsp TO 1 MAtfttoAM t OF SmO TOMSMoCDOmONS. PALETTES PALLETS AM1C9 0C FUkCTOOe STRETtXWtAT TOTAL CAN. $ <7e- equw. u.s. at JMM 00000250 GIT A ACCUSE OE RECEPTION - ACCEPTANCE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (verso - see reverse) DesnNATAne-caNsrasE - J.H. A/C PIPE CORPORATION Himm 75.1# DENISON/ TEXAS vbcxiA ifiii PIPE CORPORATION SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON/ CALIFORNIA 95206 F.W. MYERS/ DETROIT/ MICHIGAN EASTERN CHEN TRADING FJLfl.-FjO.fi. . .. BLACK LAKE couMn^of^ML^e^wAn NET 30 DAYS PMI6NRreflUC.CJMEH LJBUOC OtFART-rOflfTOFORCM " BLACK LAKE Kwwo8iflg.>oigoFefiinr - DETROIT/ TTTCFr. QC-CP-DETROIT NW-EAST------ ST-LOUIS MKT VW'IMfl rum-NUr UMMaOWORM cwnocrofswf CAN. $ 0S>GNATt0tl OES MAACHANOfSES OESCRPTION OF GOODS CLASSIFICATION - GRAD6 AMIANTE BLANC - ASBESTOS WHITE OUMFRTS ouakwty at rco POOS BRUT-GROSS WEIGHT PftXLOTAJPE PWA WQOkg WfTnCC WONTAMT AJUKXMT 9.t / UN 2590 / PG 111 TOG -- SU -- NO SUBJECT TO- CONTRACTS N&W NSCN 223 AND MKT F. O.B. DENIS ON US m METRIC TQOINS ASBESTOS FIBRE 5r3 $380.00 PRESSURE PACKED LAMINATED WOVEN POLYETHYLENE BAGS wcs subject to owce. pyg sufiiecr to wmumjtt LOAD ON 50-FT DF CAR ONLY. UNITS OF 30 BAGS STRETCH WRAPPED. FLOOR UNITS1 0Nr DOUBLE SLIP SIEETS AND TOP UNITS ON WOODEN PALLETS. SEND QUALITY CONTROL CERT. TO J.M. A/C PIPE 5|NIS0N/ BONNIE CIACCI0 WONTANT AMOUNT FRET FREIGHT FAMSJOaOU 9UFOMROEOR ajglhijlement SWITCHING PALETTES PALLETS rusnmc STRETCH WW nZo. I>*WR>IOTWOWeiMDqEOgQ<6Ullf4<0CMSCtfOHCSf UmBBU.OW JOnOMOff g GmCffO -*i t> imu nK Mwim weum no oh tic hnqul ths order is mot subject to oucaanM. taia mo mngr tcf*X WO SEUSl MN09 MO OWfili HUfWflTB EXOB>T DOSE SPQCnOUT STATED M F4RAQRAF* t OF TIC TO*15 MO flarnomManfMlonf--TWwAiawnrnoiounim*nMgOiw<MhhTwBM.miorr.-iyccuwTwEtsrmo6i0aFt.TuwnooMaiu)i*aiHffiMinowiMw>aefiiioTDB>BuiainHoWgnwi<Mntfelw5 4vecFoaxr stated m rommuhi of rc ibv amo cxxsmoMa. outer agrees to *ouow mo to pconoe acco*> 00oMcewniTK room mccooriws of Tin iimnn ix xjn vmmo omz nc ioiroioq tor usn> MO IWMgflMQOF ASOLSlOJ rone HLHJM4B) TOWfMUOWW lOTSMOIEkfiMOCtMOXW. TOTAL CAN. S 6QUIV. U.S. AT JMM 00000251 811 A ACCUSE DE RECEPTION - ACCEPTANCE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT (verso - see reverse) J- -M A/C PIPE CORP. 1051'spstpr flOAO STOOCTOh. CA 85203 (209) 982-1500 Purchase Order Vendor (Name & Address) -ESBncasZSOUIUK, ISC. c/o EASTERS farm TRADIHG CO,, LTD. 1117 STE-CAXHEKIHE ST. , BEST STE. 603 HBRSEA1, QUEBEC, CAHADA H3B1H9 AXZHt T. y. CHEH J-H KASBFACmSIBC HIGSUX 75H dehxsob, tz 75020 (214) 465-6390 AS RELEASES 01-30-87 Sho.v TJ-.iv TvO. On Invoice. 0. 1 JH 70033 ELAHKET ORDER BOB RECORD & BILLING PURPOSES ONLY TO COVER OUR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT OF 01-01-87 TO 12-31-87. ASBESTOS FIBER 4T3 A 0 060 3 - ? ASBESTOS FIBER 5R3 /f# -006 2>S o / IF EPA OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BASHED A/C FIFE IH THE OSA, ALL SUPPLIER'S FIBER IS OUR STOCKTON, CA. FLAHT WARKHOPSK HAT BE UETURHED FOR FULL CREDIT AHD FREIGHT HILL BE HKGOTIATKD BY BOTH PARTIES. MATERIALS TO BE SUPPLIED HILL BE PACKED WITH SHKIHK-WRAPPED OHIT. AUTHORIZED J-H CONTACTi HQ PURCHASING - JEAHHIHE SIMONIAI (209) 982-1500 Mm oSsT/m- fj T lj 1. Please furnish, subject to the conditions appearing on reverse side of this order. 2. Material sold al the delivered prices or freight allowed must be shipped prepaid. No parcel post or insurance charges allowed except as provided above. 3. Mall invoice in duplicate & B/L on date of shipment. By PAUL HOj JMM 00000252 PURCHASING AGENT J-M A/C PIPE CORP. _ 1051 SPERRY ROAD STOCKTON. CA 9S208 (209) 982-1500 qutsltioo Oopt. BLANKET ORDER Suggerled Vendor Date Prepared 01-28-87 Purchase Requisition Dale Required Requisitioned By P-RNo. H 9132 Project No. (nrfo No.| ftCfeMgrtBeteasarlf--al;^': -r - AS RELEASED B. HARRIS Remarks: (Justification. Package, etcj BILL TO STOCKTON, CA. HQ A/P v-^'yvlrv1 Deliver to: DENISON, TEXAS Ea-t.- Dale ot OrdetiJlrOr.a-yle-;Ovr-dyered Schedule'Delivery 7-1 Ist Frei^U j J irgETK; 1 1 1 .-- <**>*. BLANKET ORDER FOR RECORD & -BILLING PURP05 KSJ'ONLY TO COVER OUR PARTIAL REQUIREMENT OF OT^l TO 12-31-87 . ;4y;_ -v j a v- i i 2 ASBESTOS FIBER 4T3 485'.DO ?wcr '- S ty .'Othr; .fcCtfs'V ASBESTOS FIBER 5R3 ftnif- - r; IF EPA OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENT AGENCIES -c*.-"Tft . yrr. > .! ij> -i- ../..- . BANNED A/C PIPE IN THE USA. ALL SUPPLIER' SS'ArV J'-.' "r" j-" - FIBER IN OUR STOCKTON, CA. PLANT WARE JT-'**- ' ' j HOUSE MAY BE RETURNED FOR FULL CREDIT A FREIGHT WILL BE NEGOTIATED BY BOTH PARTI! MATFPTAT<: Tfl HP <IITPPT TPH UTT.T RF PArJTFn i \ ~ * ** " .WITH SHRINK-WRAPPED UNIT. V-.5 AUTHORIZED JH CONTACT: HO PURCHASING 1 1 JEANNINE SIMON!AN (209) 982-1500 ,, UPON RECEIVING BLANKET ORDER. SUPPLIER IS TO SEND CONFIRMED ORDER BACK. TotciJ *. f. Date Received i 1--------- Partial oi Complete S i] Received By President V.P. Mans jr S:c:ion Heat! . -----------------------------------1------------------------------------1 JMM 00000253 ___________________U _____________________________________________ (Purchasing till out Shaded an PtlRGHASINn J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 * TeL:(209) 982-1500 Telac359491 Tdccopien(209) 465-8184 December 5, 1986 . Eastern Chen Trading Co. Ltd. ill7 Suite 603 Saint Catherine West Montreal. Que. Canada H3B 1H9 Attn: T.Y. Chen (514) 281-0141 .' .. Re: Bequest for Quotation, 1987 - Dear Mr. Chen, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by______12/30/86 _______________or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE DENISON, TK 2,510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely. tt pa/js . enclosures JMM 00000254 TEL: (514)281-0141 EASTERN CHEN TRADING CO., LTD. LES ENTREPRISES DE L'ORIENT CHEN CO., LTEE 1117 Stc-Catherine St. West, Suite 603 Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3B 1H9 January 22,1987 J-M Manufacturing Co. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA. 95206 U.S.A. Inc. Attn: Mr. Paul Huang Dear Mr. Huang: Following our telephone conversation of today, we wish to confirm that effective January 26,1987 (on release basis), our price for asbestos fiber grade 4T3; delivered to Denison, Tx. shall be US$485.00/ M.T. . This price is good through 1987, and is subject to quantity mentioned in your inquiry letter of December 5,1986. Trusting the above is to your approval, we remain. Since'rely yours. TYC/bj JMM 00000255 I CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 -1035 WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER, B.C- CANADA VSE 3V3 December 30th, 1386 TELErnONE: (60*1 6M-2S11 TELEX: (K-5066S4 TELECOPIER: (EMI S9A-4769 J, M. Manufacture 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California U.S . 95Z06 mpany Inc. Atr-ation: Mr. Paul Huang Purchasing Manager <r^- -J- wao / ^f)- ear Sirs: Re; Re :->est for Quotation - 1987 /irv-v . rru- --. In response to your above mentioned request, we are pleased to offer the fo:i ng prices F.0.8. truck, railcar, container North Vancouver, British Columbia pe. metric tonne: j P*?/ 4T Grade - Casslar AX - US $420.00 5R Grade - Cassiar AY - US $310.00 36/*1 ;V Although not requested in your request for quotation, we are pleased to offer '- :.siar AK Grade as premium pipe grade fibre which can be used In conjunction ' or a replacement for crocidolite (Blue) fibre. AK Grade - US $520.00 ^7^ .... if.^: ive investigated the freight costs to both Stockton and Denison and to date arrived at the following: -f: : ccktcr . >. i ifornia - Piggyback truck with rail L'S S; .0 per truck c ing 20 metric tonnes = US $50 per tonne. ( &$r/'\/a~ A^ 2. Ocean container-via port of ' Franc 1 sc*, 51100 pe' container, 18 metric tonnes per contain*. = US $61 er tonne. _. ^rr- ). We can physically load 20 metric tonnes pe ..* but we are advised that, at this time, the pi. -J^pa..y does not have the on-carrying capai-iUy of 2' \c:z tonnes ir a con-  Page 2 Denison, Texas 1. Rail shipping 60 metric tonnes per railcar = u5 $93.80 per tonne. Should we be successful' in obtaining some business with you, we will endeavour to improve the freight rate costs to the above locations- We believe this will be possible utilizing the deregulation factor within the U.5. rail system. all cases if wooden pallets are required, please add US $3.50 per tonne. All units contain 20 Woven polyethylene bags'weighing 50 kgs each net. All units are shrink wrapped on all sides with polyethylene plastic, , Materi^fl^safety data sheet? can. be suppl led on request. Attached are our typical test data sheets for our grades offered above. Company brochures will be forwarded by mail. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Yours truly, . CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION l JQwn^^Oughtred ce President, Marketing JWO/st Attachments 'I JMM 00000257 ]Wr I-M Mamtfactanng Company, Inc. 10S1 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 Td.:(209) 982-1500 Tetac3S9491 Tdccopier:(2Q9) December 5, 1986 . _J M Asbestos Sales Inc. 2000 Peel St. Suite 750 Montreal, Quebec E3A 2W5 (514) 288-5917 Attn: Gerard Hughes Re: Request for Quotation, 1987 -> Dear Mr. Hughes, ,, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for., the year 1987 - ' '- '. Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. * Alsp,, pleasesubmlt the quotation, with your catalog or literature. Tor these products by12/30/86 or sooner. ' DESCRIPTION ' ----:---------------.:* ASBESTOS WHITE .- ------ ' TIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE -. DENISON, TX 2,510 ST 350 ST 19e7 FORCAST ---------------------- STOCKTON, ca. ^. 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. ' Sincerely, ii rchasing Manager PH/js enclosures i, i1 i i ii \ MM 00000258 mreceived jah o 2 A CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 - 10SS WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.e. CANADA V6E 3V3 December 30th, 1986 TELEPHONE; (604) 688-2571 TELEX; 04-500664 TELECOPIER: (604) 680-4769 J. M. Manufacturing Company Inc. 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, California U.S.A. 95206 Attention: Mr. Paul Huang Purchasing Manager Dear Sirs: Re: Request for Quotation - 1987 In response to your above mentioned request, we are pleased to offer the following prices F.O.B. truck, railcar, container North Vancouver, British Colunbia per metric tonne: 4T Grade - Cassiar AX - US $420.00 5R Grade - Cassiar AY - US $310.00 Although not requested in your request for quotation, we are pleased to offer Cassiar AK Grade as premium pipe grade fibre which can be used in conjunction with or a replacement for crocidolite (Blue) fibre. AK Grade - US $520.00 We have investigated the freight costs to both Stockton and Denison and to date have arrived at the following: Stockton, California 1. Piggyback truck with rail US $1000 per truck carrying 20 metric tonnes = US $50 per tonne. 2. Ocean container via port of San Francisco, $1100 per container, 18 metric tonnes per container = US $61 per tonne. We can physically load 20 metric tonnes per container but we are advised that, at this time, the shipping company does not have the on-carrying capability of 20 metric tonnes in a con tainer. Once we/they have found this capability, this rate would become US $55 per tonne. JMM 00000259 . . ./2 A Page 2 Denison, Texas 1. Rail shipping 60 metric tonnes per railcar = US $93.80 per tonne. Should we be successful in obtaining some business with you, we will endeavour to improve the freight rate costs to the above locations. We believe this will be possible utilizing the deregulation factor within the U.S. rail system. In all cases if wooden pallets are required, please add US $3.50 per tonne. All units contain 20 woven polyethylene bags weighing 50 kgs each net. All units are shrink wrapped on all sides with polyethylene plastic. Material safety data sheets can be supplied on request. Attached are our typical test data sheets for our grades offered above. Company brochures will be forwarded by mail. If there are any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned. Yours truly, CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION JWO/st Attachments JMM 00000260 CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000-10S5 WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.C, CANADA VGE 3V3 FIBRE DAXA 5MRKT raEPHOtt: (604) 688-2511 TILEX: 04-500664 TELECOPIER; (604) 688-4769 GRADS AK 1. Dry Teats; Quebec Standard Modified Suter Webb Magnetic Rating Surface Area 2. Wet Classification: Bauer McNett T6 H Classifier Grade Factor Freeness Fibre Strength Unit T & H Elutriator: - typical uanmnr test results Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Box 4 2.5 ozs 10.5 2.4 0.6 Average Length Cumulative + 1/2" + 1/16* 0.21" 5% 30% 1.05 *AK" . "AK60* 5 000 cm^/gn 6 000 c2/gm 4 m 34% 14m - =3 26 35 m 10 200 m 8 - 200 m = 22 7 mm 14 m 25 m 50 m 200 m - 200 m a 32% = 16 = 13 =9 = 10 20 = 120 = 20 ; - 140 Crude as Partly open = 27% 15% Test procedures are as approved by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association. Data show average typical test results obtained over a period of years and are subject to minor change due to mining and milling variations. JMM 00000261 CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 - 1055 WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER, 8.C.. CANADA VGE3V3 FIBRE nXTX SHHIW TELEPHONE: (K) 668-2S11 TELEX: 04-5OB6M TELECOPIER: (604) 6M-4769 rawing AX -- CEMEHT GRUB TYPICAL LABORATORY TEST RESULTS 1. Dry Tests: Quebec Standard Magnetic Rating Surface Area Box T Box 2 Box 3 - Box 4 AX' = nil = 3.2 oza = 9.2 = 3.6 = 1.45 = 4 500 cmf/gia Wet Classification: Bauer McNett T&N Classifier Grade Factor Freeness Fibre Strength Unit T a N Elutriator: 4m 14 m 35 n 200 n - 200 a -- e = 7 mm 14 D 25 m 50 m 200 m - 200 m s = = s: = = = = Crude = Partly open = 7% 32 24 12 25 3% 14 31 20 11 21 85 45 seconds 119 34% 20% Test procedures ace as approved by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association. Data show average typical test results obtained over a period of years and are subject to minor change due to mining and milling variations. JMM 00000262 CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 - 1QS5 WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.C.. CANADA V6E3V3 TELEPHONE: (604)688-2571 TELEX: 04-S0B664 TELECOPIER: (604) 680-4769 fxbhboair saen QMS AY - CRMEHT OBOB - TXPICAE. TJUBOWITOBT TEST RKSnT.TS 1. Dry Tests; Quebec Standard Magnetic Rating Surface Area Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Box 4 "AX" nil 0.6 ozs 11.B 3.6 1.80 6 000 cm2/go 2. Wet Classification: Bauer HcNett TEN Classifier Grade Factor Freeness Fibre Strength Unit TEN Elutriator: 4m 14 ra 35 a 200 m - 200 a 7 torn 14 a 25 a 50 a 200 ra - 200 ra Cft = = = = = e = = Crude = Partly open = 3% 12 . 29 20 36 Trace 3% 14 30 23 30 58 104 seconds 101 17% 1S% Test procedures are as approved by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association. Data show average typical test results obtained over a period of years and are subject to minor change due to mining and milling variations. JMM 00000263 K p. -J ^ A CASSIAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 - 10S5 WIST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.C,, CANADA VE 3VJ rXBBX pm EhUBrr TELEPHONE: (6CH) 688-2511 TELEX: 04-508664 TELECOPIER: (604) 686-4769 aaiua AX - chmmt quads - ttpicm, uamiaa test hbsolm . Olj Tutli Quebec Standard Magnetic Rating Surface Area Box 1 BOX 2 Box 3 Box 4 "AX" O nil aa 3.2 ozs - 9.2 r 3.6 - 1.45 4 500 cm^/gm tfet Classiclootioni Bauer McNett TiN Classifier Grade Faator Fraenaas Fibre Strength Unit T & N Elutrlatort 4m 14 m 35 m 200 m - 200 m M m m m 7 mm 14 m 25 m 50 ai 200 m - 200 a m m m m m a Crude - Partly open a 7% 32 24 12 25 3% 14 31 20 11 21 85 45 seconda 119 34% 20% Teat procedure* ace as approved by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association, Data show average typical teat results obtained over a period of year* and are subject to minor change due to mining and milling variations. JMM 00000264 A CASSJAR MINING CORPORATION 2000 - 1055 WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.C, CANADA V6E JV3 TREPHONE: (604) 608-2511 TELEX: 04-S06664 TELECOPIER: (604) 689-4769 riBRB .am ,unm gmt - caonrt oadb TTP1CM. LABOHATOB? TEC8T 1. Pry tMtii Quebec Standard Magnetic Rating Surface Area 2. Nat Claaalfloationi Bauer McNett T6N Claaaifler Grade Factor Freeneaa Pibra Strength Unit T & N Elutrlaton Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Box 4 'RY* nil 0.6 oza It.8 3.6 i.ao 6 000 om2/gia 4m 14 m 35 m 200 a 200 n7 7 rom 14 m 25 m SO m 200 m 200 m Crude Partly open 3% 12 29 20 36 Tree* 3% 14 30 23 30 58 104 aeoonds 101 174 154 Test procedures are as approved by the Quebec Asbestos Mining Association. Data Show average typical test results obtained over a period of yeara and are subject to minor change due to mining and milling variations. JMM 00000265 AmmSm cassiar mining corporation 2000 - 10SS WEST HASTINGS STREET. VANCOUVER. B.C, CANADA VSE 3V3 FISK* DATA BBEST TOffHONE: (604) 688-2S11 TELEX: 04-J096&4 TELECOPIER: (604] 668-47M <BU8 AX 1. Dry Teafcat Quebec Standard Modified Outer Webb Magnetic Rating Surface Area .2 Wat Class Ifloatlont Bauer McNett TIN Classifier Grade Factor Freeness Fibre Strength Unit TEN Klutriatori TYPICAL LABOSAXOfKT BEST SZSOLTS Box 1 m 2.5OSS Box 2 - 10.5 Box 3 - 2.4 Box 4 - 0.6 Average Length Cumulative + 1/2" + 1/16 0.21" 5% 30% o e * "AK" - 5 000 ora^/gm "AK60" " 6 000 CfBj/gm 4 in 14 ra 35 n 200 m - 200 to 34% - 26 - 10 8 - 22 7 ram 14 n 25 a SO 200 m - 200 n - 32% - 16 - 13 -9 - 10 - 20 - 120 20 seconds - 140 Crude - 27% Partly open 154 JMM 00000266 Teat procedures are a approved by tho Quebec Asbestos Mining Association, Data show average typical test results obtained over a period of years and are subject to minor change due to raining and milling variations. J-M Manufactaring Company, Inc. .- 1031 Sperry Road. Stockton. Califoiuia 93206 Td.:(209) 982-1300 TdcxJ59491 Tdccopien(209) 46S-8184 ' December 16, 1986 ' Cassiar Mining Corp. 2000-1055 West Hastings St. Vancouver, -B.C., Canada V6E 3V3 (604) 688-2511 Attn: John K. Oughtred " Re: Request for Quotation, 1987 Dear Mr. Oughtred, I Belov you will find a list of oar raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. . Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by12/30/86 or sooner. DESCRIPTION-.,,,, 1987 P0RCAST ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5E GRADE DENISON, TX 2,510 ST 350 ST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST. 480 ST. If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. ' Sincerely, t PH/js enclosures JMM 00000267 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Hoad Stockton, California 95206 209 982-1500 May 10, 1983 Western District Dear Distributor: NOTICE NEW STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE: Price Protection: for job site deliveries you will Save 30 days to place an order after the date of an announced price increase at the old price page. Ship ments based upon the old price page must be made within 60 days after the price increase date. Shipments after this 60 day price protection period are subject to a 10% price escalation in each succeeding 60 day period. For shipments to distributors stock the price will be the price in effect at the time of shipment. TERMS OF PAYMENT: Effective June 1, 1983 our terms of payment will be changed as follows: Two percent (2%) ten days, net *15 days from the date of shipment for all customers. This cash discount will apply to the net material value after deducting transportation,. but before additions or deductions for taxes, special packaging or other charges. THIS WILL SERVE AS YOUR FORMAL NOTICE OF THESE CHANGES IN OUR STANDARD TERMS AND CONDITION OF SALE WHICH ARE PART OF YOUR CURRENT DISTRIBUTOR AGREEMENT. It is anticipated that most of our major competitors will be changing to terms similar as outlined above. Sincerely, J-M MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. John K. Bogart District Sales Manager Western District JKB/mdm JMM 00000268 April 14, 1983 RE: PRICE INCREASE 'TRANSITE" PRESSURE PIPE (9510) Dear Distributors: Effective May 15, 1983, we are raising our prices on the above product an average of 51. Attached are your new distributor cost sheets to reflect this new price. Prior to May 15, 1983, we will be sending you a new set of suggested resale price pages that will cover accessories and other items. In the meantime continue to use your current suggested resale price pages less the discount of 25-271. If you have any quotations out at our current published distributor net truckload prices they will continue to be price protected per our standard terms' and conditions of sale. Please coordinate with your local sales representative to increase your inventories of short lengths and other accessory items prior to anticipated high demand come May, June and July. To service your requirements we need to know now those items which you will be ordering so that we do not spend precious machine time making items that will only set in our inventory. If you have any questions about this price increase please contact your local sales representative or the Stockton Customer Service Center. It's nice to see the sunshine, particularly uhen it appears that business levels were on the verge of increasing dramatically. Sincerely, J-N MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. John K. Bogart District Sales Manager Attachment*. DISTRIBUTOR NET T/L COST Effective May 15, 1983 JMM 00000269 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. .Western District ZONE 1--W EFFECTIVE: May 15/ 1983 TRANSITE (9510) CLASS 100/150/200 DIRECT SALE PRICES ' CLASS 100 4" 6" 8" 10" 12" 14" 16" 16" 2.39 3.10 4.60 . 5.78 7.60 9.72 12.43 (With Tuff-Link Couplings) CLASS 150 2.23 3.00 4.88 7.20 9.67 12.27 15.54 15.54 CLASS 200 2.80 3.87 5.48 8.78 11.29 13.65 17.67 17.67 JMM 00000270 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. Western District ZONES 1-W & 4-W EFFECTIVE; May 15, 1983 TRANSITE (9510) CLASS 100/150/200 . DISTRIBUTOR NET T/L COST H O a CLASS 100 4 * 2.15 6" . 2.79 8" 4.14 . 5.20 12" 6.84 14" 8.75 16" 11.19 16" (With Tuff-Link Couplings) CLASS 150 2.01 2.70 4.39 6.48 8.70 11.05 13.99 (13.99) CLASS 200 2.52 3.48 4.93 7.90 10.16 12.29 15.90 (15.90) . Accessories: Use existing Suggested Resale - Less 25 ' /"' ' JMM 00000271 i \ I | ; . II J-M Manufacturing ! Company, Inc. | , v: ; Effective: Hay 15, 1983 -; TRANSITE (9510) CLASS 100/150/200 DISTRIBUTOR NET T/L COST WITHIN WESTERN DISTRICT ZONE 3--W s8 o <N HH CLASS 100 4" 2.15 6" 2.79 8" 4.14 5.20 6.84 14" 8.75 16" 11.19 16" (WITH TUFF-LINK COUPLINGS) CLASS 150 1.91 2.57 4.17 6.48 8.70 11.05 13.99 (13.99) CLASS 200 2.52 3.48 4.93 7.90 10.16 12.29 15.90 (15-90) SHORT LENGTH ALLOWANCE: Remains unchanged from special . sheet effective July 1, 1981 JMM 00000272 J-M Manufacturing . Company, Inc. Effective: Hay 15, 1983 TRANSITS (9510) CLASS 100/150/200 DISTRIBUTOR NET T/L COST WITHIN WESTERN DISTRICT ZONE 3-W CLASS 100 4" 2.15 6" 2.79 8" 4.14 10" 5.20 12" 6.84 14" 8.75 16" 11.19 16" (WITH TUFF-LINK COUPLINGS) CLASS 150 1.91 2.57 4.17 6.48 8.70 11.05 13-99 (13.99) CLASS 200 2.52 3.48 4.93 7.90 10.16 12.29 15.90 (15.90) SHORT LENGTH ALLOWANCE: Remains unchanged from special . sheet effective July 1, 1981 JMM 00000273 Material Safety Data Sheet - naquired trader USX. Sately and Hsafth Regulations . or-6Hpyard Emptaytnenl (29 CFR1915) U.S. Department of Labor Occupational SalHy and Heath Administration ... ' OMS No. 12104)074 Expiration Date 05/31/66 SecSm I Manufacturer's Name LAC D* AMIANTE DU QUEBEC, LTEE Address (Nuraber.&nMLCIty.Stafe. and ZIP Code) P.0. Box 608___________________ Black Lake, Quebec, Canada GON 1AO_______________ Caction II - lUztrdou* Ingredkott Cmefpaocy Tatophnoe Number ChemicalName andSynonyms Hydrated Magnesium Silicate Trade Name and 9ynonyms _ gSiSSR? P*"*3* Serpentine Mineral Group * Formgle 3HgO-2Si02-2H20 PlMl, PrtMfvatlvM, nd Sotveib Pigments Hot applicable (NA) Catalyst H % TLV(Unls) Aloyi and MU0lc CotOnga Base Metal Afloys . Vehicle MeUlSc Coatings n Solvents Addfaes Others it u <i FOerMelat Plus Coating or Core Flux Others utrdoua Mixtures of Other Liquids, Sottds or Gi Chrysotile Asbestos (Min.) 95% 2 fibres/cc* * n.v(Units) NA u ** a * TlV(Unte) * Onlv fihrpx areatpr than 5 .micrometres in length. 0SHA ceiling concentratio is = 10 fibres/cc (>5 jm). See 0SHA regulation 29CFR1910.1001 for additional req lire nents. Section HI Physic** Oats Doing Port CF) Specific Gravity (H,0=t) NA 2.4-2.6 Vapor Pressure (mrn Hg.) . NA Vapor Density (AIR=1) NA SofubSty in Water ___________ insoluble______________________ Percent VotaSe by Volume (%) Evaporation Rate ) NA NA Appearance and Odor ___________ odorless, white fibrous form SecHoq IV Rr mnd Explosion Hazard Gets Flash Point (Melhod Used) nonfl amntable Extingiishlng Media Flammable Umfcs* NA Let Uet NA___________ _____________________________________________________________________________ Special Rrc FighTno Procedures Wear NIOSK/MSHA approved self-contained breathing apparatus and protective clothing. Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards None______________ JMM 00000274 Peg* 1 (Continued on Aeveree Side) JUN. 2 4 19u5 Fofro OSHA 20 {Rev. 3/8*1 LAQ Andr& Gauthier Vice-president senior Operations June 13, 1985 Hr. E.E. Wang J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 1051 Sperry Road, Stockton, Cal. 95206 Dear Sir: Further to your request, please find enclosed Material Safety Data Sheet for chrysotile asbestos fibres, grades 5R3 and 4T3. Please do not hesitate to contact the undersigned if any other information is required. /dbm Enel. 1 cc: DWilkinson - Stockton BCiaccio - Denison File Yours truly. A. Gauthier Lac d'Amiante du Quebec, Lt6e Black Lake, Quebec, GON 1AO {4181 423-4221 Cable LAQBESTOS BLACK LAKE T6lex 05-833586 JUN. 2 4 1985 JW1M 00000275 r -> U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR -Occupational Safety and Health Administration MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET owe Not ' , Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations lor Ship Repairing, Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking 129 CFR 1915. 1916. 1917) _ AiANUfAcrunes'S name SECTION 1 . .- . EMERGENCY 7ELPncnno. SOClfexfe ASBESTOS LIMITfeE AOORE5S (dumber. Street, dry. State, and ZJP Code/ 935 Hoonev Street. Tbetford-Hines, CH6MICAL NAME ANO SYNONYMS ' * Quebec. CHEMlCAC^AM l ly * Pibrous mineral silicate (418) 335-9171 Ext. Canada. G6G 5S1 | TRAO Nam anO Synonyms 1 -Graae^'T^"-' acrmoua Mq (OH). (Si?0;} 244 SECTION I! - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS paints, preservatives. & solvents j -x TLV 'UntTtf . ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS- PiCI.*.NTS | BASE METAL CATALYST VEHICLE SOLVENTS ADDITIVES _ I ALLOTS j METALLIC COATINGS ! FILLER METAL 1 plus coating os coe ruux J | OTHERS OTHERS . * ___ HAZAflOOUS MIX7URCS OP OTKCfl LJOUlOS. SOLIDS. OR CiSES - |X | |j || Jj || 1| || 11 1 f TLV | ^ | {Un*'ul M 11 I 1 BOILING POINT (*F-J VAPOR PRESSURE (mm VAPOR DENSITY (AlR-|) SOLUBILITY it* WATER appearance .anO door SECTION III - PHYSICALDATA SPECIFIC GRAVITY n/a cERCEnT. VOLATILE n/a by volum(si 32.7% water at EVAPORATION RATE n/a i. . -n n/a SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH point (/.Vmoa L-voo) fUAMMABLi LIMITS | EXTINGUISHING MOlA SPECIAL f' F|C.^Tw^ PROCEDURES Ll U.ss iioooc j 1 1 " | u*l UNUSUAL FIRE AJMO EXPLCStCw HAtAflOS JMM 00000276 page m [Continu&d on (c*crj> **dol AUG. 0 2 lflS5 Form OfHA*20 fii*. *.r >2 *- SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA ' THRESHOLS limit value . . Two fibres/cc (8-hour exposure) as defined by the fi-G-G.I.H. ,, ' ' ' EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE ": 1 Inhalation of an excessive Quantity of ohrvsotile asbestos fibre over an extended period may produce a fibrosis in the lungs (asbestosis). EMERCENCV AI40 FIRST Aid PROCEDURES STA9IUTY * UNSTALj SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA | CONDITIONS TO AVOIO STABLE INCOMPATA8JUTY (Alaltr-icb to croul) OO X Dehydrates slowly when heated from 200 to lOOO C. HA2A-OOU5 OECI'-'AOSlTICn MOCUCTS None - HAZARDOUS POLTMCRlZATlON MAV OCCUR WILL MOT OCCUR | j COnOITIONS TO AvOiQ | SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEFS TO ee TAKER in CASE MATERIAL IS RELCASEO CR Sail l - Q Repair ruptured container and dispose of spilled material, avoid raising dust in the air. If possible, use vacuum cleaner. waste disposal, met--oo " SECTION Vlll - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION respiratory protection {Specify type) Throw away mask S8710 (3M Co.) or Dustfoe 66 or 77 ventilation | ah'u57 j KT.<CHARICLAL (G^ncre/J (MSA) . SPECIAL other PROTECTIVE CLOVES EVE PROTECTION OTHER PROTECTIVE eCUlPMENT - SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS To CE TAKEN IN HANOUC AnO S^ORinC Do not puncture or otherwise rupture baqs. OTHCn RC~u mG.'o PAGE (21 cro tn.no Form OSHA-20 Hf. Miy 12 JMM 00000277 TGLX:0S33S7Z cable -auascoumTtLEPHOie (4t) 33S-218I SOCIETY ASBESTOS LIMiT^E ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED C.P. / P.O. BOX 518. THETFORD-MINES. OOfiBEC. CANADA. G6G 5T6 Thetford-Mines, Que. July 23, 1985 J.M. MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. To file attention of Mr. K.E. Wang 1051 Sperry Road ' Stockton, California 95206 Re: Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) Dear Mr. Wang: At Mr. Paul Huang's request, please find attached our MSDS covering the asbestos fibre we are currently selling to your company. For your information, we have also sent the same document to your Denison plant. Sincerely yours. CGAlt EncL L- (Claude Giroux Technical Sales Representative ASBESTOS CORPORATION LIMITED FOUmisSCUR O'AMiwrE X itCHaiE MOMOIALE WOfiLOWOC SUPPLIER Of ASBESTOS AUfi. 0 2 1985 JMM 00000278 Calaveras Asbestos Ltd MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET ASBESTOS FIBRE.................. CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS Section I: PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Chemical Name & Synonyms: Trade Name & Synonyms: Chemical Family: Fibrous Mineral Silicates Typical Formula: Mg3(Si205)(OH)4 Section II; HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS TLV (Units) Asbestos contains no hazardous ingredients. However, the material Itself can be hazardous under certain conditions. (See Section V below.) Paints, Preservatives fc Solvents Pigments, Catalyst, Vehicle, Solvents Additives and Others ...............................................................................N/A Alloys and Mctallc Coatings Base Metals, Alloys, Metallic Coatings Filler Metal plus Coating or Core Flux, Other................................................................................................ N/A Hazardous Mixtures of Other Liquids, Solids or Gases Chrysollle Asbestos Fibre Approx. 100% (for * TLV - See Section V) ......... ......................* Section m.- PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Point (F), Vapor Pressure (mm Hg.) and Melting Point.................................................................................................. N/A Vapor Density (Air-1), Solubility in Water.........................................N/A Appearance and Odor: White Fibrous dry material - no odor ' Specific Gravity (H20=1)................................................................................2-4-2.6 Percent volatile by volume (%) . ........................................................N/A Evaporation rate (-1).......................................................................N/A Volatile content: Absorbed Water 1-4% by Weight. Structural water approx. 13% by Weight. JMM 00000279 P.O. Bo* 127 * Copperopolis. California 95228 -Tetephone (209) 785-220J - Tele* 359458 CALACOPl Hay 30 ms _ . page z MATERIAL. SAFETY DATA SHEET - . ASBESTOS FIBRE.............................................CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS Section IV: ~ FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA I J Material is non-flammable. No fire or explosion hazard. Section V: HEALTH HAZARD DATA . Threshold Limit Value (TLV) OSHA Exposure Limits Effective July 1, 1976. * ' The 6-hour time-weighted average airborne concentrations of asbestos fibres to which any employee may be exposed shall not exceed two fibres, longer than 5 micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air. Ceiling Concentrations. No employee shall be exposed at any time to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibres in excess of 10 fibres, longer than 5 micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air. (Refer to OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust. Federal Register, Volume 37, No. 110 - Wednesday. June 7. 1972. paragraph (b)(2).) Effects of Exposure. CAUTION: Breathing asbestos may cause serious bodily harm. Emergency and First Aid Procedures. No acute toxlty. Avoid breathing excessive dust when handling, dumping, and mixing. Use respirator if airborne asbestos fibre concentration exceeds OSIIA limits. See caution label on the bag. * OSIIA Regulations and standards are subject to change without notice.. Section VI: REACTIVITY DATA Stability........................................................................................................-. . .Stable Incompatability (materials to avoid)...........................................................N/A Hazardous Decomposition Products...........................................................None Hazardous Polymerization .............................................................................WiU net occur Section VII: SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Avoid inhalation of dust. Vacuum clean spillage. Repair broken bags. If sweeping is necessary, wet down spillage, and use approved respiratory equipment when required. Bags and . waste and scrap material should be disposed of in a manner which will avoid airborne concentrations of asbestos, such as the use of dust-tight trash bags or containers. Ensure that disposal complies with all applicable federal, state and local regulations. (See OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust. Federal Register. Volume 37. No. 110-Wednesday. June 7, 1972, paragraph (h)(2).) JMM 00000280 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET . ASBESTOS FIBRE........................ ) Page 3 ' CHRYSOTILE ASBESTOS Section VTO: SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION Ventilation , Control with mechanical dust collection equipment to within TLV. (See ' American National Standards Institute Booklet, Z9.2 - 1971.) Local exhaust for each operation is preferable. General area exhaust Is acceptable. No special considerations. ! ' Use respirators as recommended by the OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust. Federal Register, Volume 37, No. 110 - Wednesday, June 7, 1972 - paragraph (d). . Other Protective Equipment Use special clothing as required by the OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust, Federal Register, Volume 37. No. 110 - Wednesday, June 7, 1972. paragraph (d). Section IX: SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS Precautions to be taken in handling and storing. Maintain good housekeeping practices. Vacuum clean waste and place in closed containers. Bag damage and dusting should be minimized and dust inhalation avoided. Personal work clothing can become contaminated with asbestos and may constitute an exposure hazard. .Such clothing should be handled and laundered in a manner to avoid airborne concentrations of asbestos. Substantial medical evidence indicated that smoking will Increase the risk from asbestos exposure. Those working with asbestos should not smoke. Where exposure limits may be exceeded, reference should be made to the OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust, Federal Register, Volume 37, No. 110 - Wednesday, June 7, 1972. paragraph (d), for details on caution signs, monitoring, change rooms, protective clothing laundering and record keeping. While the information and recommendations set forth herein are believed to be accurate as of the date hereof. CALAVERAS ASBESTOS, LTD. MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON.~ JMM 00000281 n j i i i i Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. June 19, 1985 Dr. E. E. Wang Manager Corporate Environmental Control 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Dear Dr. Wang: 'In response to. .your request for additional information, not given on our MSDS, please be advised of the following: . , 1. The Chemical Abstract Service Number for chrysotile asbestos ; / ; " ^ .. is 12001-29-5. 2. Mr. Martin Henry of the National Fire Protection Association, Quincy, Massachusetts, reports that NFPA does not have a Hazard Classification Code Number for asbestos. If any additional information is needed, please let roe know. Sincerely, CALAVERAS ASBES , LTD. JET/kf 3oey E. Toney ' Vioe President Environmental Safety JMM 00000282 JWt 20 1985 P.O. Box 127 Copperopofis, California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL 1051 Speny Road Stockton, California 95206 Tet(209) 982-1500 Tel0x259491 TeJecoplerX209) 4658184 June 3, 1985 Mr. Cordon A. Coats, President Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. P.0. Box 127 Copperopolis, CA 95228 - RE: Tour USDS . Dear Mr. Coats: Thank you for your letter dated May 29, 1985 and the enclosed copy of your MSDS. However, the following information was not given in your MSDS. 1. CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service) Humber, and 2. NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) Hazard Classification Codes concerning the health, flammability, and reactivity. Please furnish us with the above mentioned data. Your prompt response is requested. Sincerely yours. Dr. E.E. Wang ^ Manager, Corporate Environmental Control JUfi O 5 1985 JMM 00000283 Golav/eros Asbestos Ltd. May 29. 1985 Mr. E. E. Wang J-M Manufacturing Co., 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Inc. Dear Mr. Wang, As requested by Mr. Paul Huang, please find a copy of our MSDS. This covers all products that we will be supplying J-M Manufacturing Company. If you have any questions, please call: Mr. Joey Toney 209/785-2201 Thank you. Yours, CALAVERAS NATURAL RESOURCES CAC: tc enclosures cc: Paul Huang MAY 3 0 W85 JMM 00000284 P.0. Box 127 - CopperopoOs. California 95228 Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. 10S1 Sperry Road, Stockton, California 95206 Td:(209) 982-1500 Tclcx:359491 Tdccopier:(209) 465-8184 Hay 17, 1985 Calaveras Asbestos Led. P.0. Box 127 Copperopolis, Ca. 95228 ATM: Gordon Coats . The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Hazard Communication Standard will become effective for manufacturers in SIC Codes 20--39 on November 25, 1985. On that date, a Material Safety Data Sheet (HSDS) will be required at all using locations for all hazardous substances purchased by J-M. The HSDS must contain the information required by the Standard as set forth in 29 CFR 2910.1200 (G) (2). J--M is incorporating in its purchasing policy manual, as a condition of sale, this requirement for the provision of an MSDS. . A MSDS must be forwarded to J-M Manufacturing, attn: E.E. Wang, and to each plant (or each using location) with the first shipment of the substance to that location prior to November 25, 1985. In addition, revised MSDS must be provided these same facilities with the first shipment after revision- Vendors who fail to comply with this requirement will result in disquali fication as a supplier to J-M. Sincerely, PH/pf Paul Huang Purchasing Manager JMM 00000285 Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Date of Preparation November 12, 1985 Emergency Telephone Number "CHEMTREC" - 1-800/424-9300 SECTION I -- PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Chemical Name fc Synonyms: .pji Trade Name & Synonyms: Asbestt Chemical Family: Fibrous Mineral Silicates Typical Formula: Mg^ISi^O^HOH)^ SECTION II -- HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS Ingredient Percent Occupational Exposure Limits PEL TLV Vapor Pressure Chrysotile Asbestos C.A.S. Number: $126^2:9-5'? Approx. 100% U.N. Shipping Number: 2590 (white asbestos) H.M. I.S. Rating Numbers: 2 fibres/cc 8 hr. TWA Ceiling Con centration 10 fibres/cc Chrysotile2.0 fibres/cc ACGIH, Documentat ion of TLVs at 27 OSHA Standard at 29 CFR 1910.1001 N. A. Health-*(Possible Flammability-0 Reactivity-0 Chronic Effects) Fibres measured than 5 microns. are those longer SECTION III -- PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Range: N/A Volatile Volumne: N/A Specific Gravity (H^C^l): 2.4-2.6 Appearance and Odor: White fibrous dry material-no odor Vapor Density: N/A Evaporation Rate Faster/Slower than Ether: Wt/Gal: Variable N/A JMM 00000286 P O. Box 127 Copperopotis. California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL unu O O tnoc Material Safety Data Sheet November 12. 1985 Page 2 SECTION IV -- FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Flammability Classification: (Non-flammable) . Flash Point: N/A OSHA: N/A DOT: N/A LEL: N/A Extinguishing Media: (Use that which is appropriate for surrounding fire) Foam "Alcohol" Foam CO- Dry Chemical Water Fog Other Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: None Special Firefighting Procedures: None Section V -- HEALTH HAZARD DATA Effects of Overexposure: Acute - May cause eye and/or skin irritation. Chronic - Overexposure to asbestos can cause asbestosis. a scarring of the lungs. Pleural thickening, effusion, and plaques are nondisabling conditions, seen separately or together,' that have been associated with asbestos exposure. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (1ARC) has determined that there is sufficient evidence for the carcino genicity of asbestos in humans. Signs and Symptoms of Overexposure: Asbestosis is associated with symptoms of labored breathing, chest pain, weakness and chest tightness. Symptoms are not usually manifest__until 15-20 years after exposure. Primary Route(s) of Entry: Dermal Inhalation Ingestion Emergency and First Aid Procedures: Remove asbestos slivers from skin promptly. In case of eye irritation, gently rinse with water. If irritation persists, get medical help. Special Note: A medical surveillance program must be established for asbestos-exposed persons in accordance with the require ments of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's standard for asbestos (29 CFR Part 1910.1001). SECTION VI -- REACTIVITY DATA Stability: Stable Hazardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur Hazardous Decomposition Products: None Conditions to Avoid: Avoid creating and breathing dust. Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): None JMM 00000287 Material Safety Data Sheet November 12, 1985 Page 3 .- SECTION VU -- SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: Avoid creating dust. Collect dust by HEPA vacuum or in ' the wet state (wet sweeping, wet wiping) to prevent emission of airborne fibres. - Waste Disposal Method: Pound at 40 CFR t-tn - [I) form B ssliastna i inilsliilin waste material Into sonfrisbte pellets or other fmtb owner or operator of anv source [fi] Diacbargv no visible amlaahma to cawed under tha provisions of tb ootaida air Irma collection and WWW. . - - 14 cm (v mm tom W< 9m Maafi. (teHtiCMWiOMf__________ Il|% RM tori* to**. lltUtMUOdd; - processing operations, or use tha MtofiOanc. (a)ITapnall stlsilatins i milnlnlnn . methods specified by jeUM to daan waste materiel it wait* disposal sites vsiuioss rtnnialttii^i pSftlOllste operated in accordance wttb fbs provisions of i iUit and . (b) Pisrfiirga no visible amissions to proccMtaf (indafioi bdMntfad) pndcagfng. transporting. or deposition of ay esbcstcs-confslnlrg waste material genarstedby thesourca.oruaeeaeaf lbs dllpoul method* ipcdSni in _ prsgraphs(b)(l).(Z).cc<3]ofmiP' ' section. as CbQowc CUThnl sslii itiw f itainTin *tc material with water: . (Q Mix ubabi waste ham control dnricH wttli water to teem a aluny: adequately wet other aabeatoa- wattlnfag waata aslafal: and (II) Dtecherge no vfribls emsefoos to tha outside air boa cdectutiania^ - and watting operations: or use tha metboda specified by | ALIM to dean fnlulQBi cvoUiobi pulfnlitg asbestos material before they escape to, or are rested to. toe outside air end ' (IH) After wetting, seal all esbestos- ooctabling waste material la leak-tight eebcetoe materiel balms they escape to. ca ere vsnted to. tbe oetaida ate. (J) Use aa alternative disposal method the! baa tooalvad prior approval by tbe Administrator- - Iat_tse Acnvoaeets ifbpaset eWss. ' To be an acceptable site Cor disposal of asbestos-containing waste material ender 11G1JS1 end 61.152. an active waste disposal site mast meet (be tequirsmeats of Ibis section. (a) Either there roost be co visible emissions to tbe outside air from any active waste disposal site where aabeatos-containlng waste material has beea deposited, or tbe requirements of poragtaph (c) or (d) of this section must be ut (b) Unless a natural barrier adequately deters access by tbe general public, either warning signs and (racing must bs installed aad maintained as follows, or tbe requirements of paragraph (cKl] of this section must be Spacing betweenany two fines must be at least equal to tbe height of the upper of the two fines. (21 Tbe perimeter of the disposal site must be fenced in manner adequate to deter access by the general public. (3) Upon inquest and supply of appropriate teConnatioa. the Administrator win determine whether a fence or a natural barrier adequately deters access by tbe general public. (c) Rather than meet the no visible emission requirement of paragraph (a| of this aactiosL'an active waste disposal site would ha an acceptabte site if st the end of each operating day. or at least ones every 21-hoar period while the site la tu continuous operation, the asbestosoonfatning waste material which wss deposited at tha site during the _ operating day or previous 24-hour period ia covered with either. (1) At least 1$ centimeters (e inches) of compacted nonasbestos-contsuiing material, or. cnatainws wtfle wet and - . met (hr) Label the containers specified in |1) Warning signs must be displayed (2) A resinous or petroleum-based dost suppression agent that effectively paragraph (blUU>U) as follows: CAUTION -. at all entrances snd at Intervals of 100 m ' hinds dust and controls wind erosion. (330 ft) or less along tbe property Ursa of This agent must be used ae tbe site or alattg the perimeter of tire recommended for tbe particular dust by Avoid Opsotof or sections of the site where asbestos- . tbe manufacturer of the duel containing waste material ia deposited. suppression agent Other equally . Tbe warning signs must: effective dust suppression agents may lbsstHng Aahestas t hazardous _ (Q Bs posted in such a mannir and be used upon prior approval by tbe toYoorHsahh . ........................._ Alternatively, use warning labels specified by Occupational Safety and Health Standards cl tha Department of Labor. Occupational Safety aad Health Administration (OSHA) under ZB liK isiaiantgKzipq. (2) frocess ssbestos-cnntslnlng waste material into ncnfiiabU forma: location that a person can easily read Iba legend:'and (if) Conform to tbe requirements of SI ton x 36 cm (20~ x If) upright format signs specified in ZB QFR 1*10.145(d)(4) and this paragraph: and fUs) Display the following legend hi the lower panel with tetter sire* and styles of s visibility st least equal to those specified fat this paragraph. Administrator, for purposes oi this paragraph, waste crankcsss oil it not considered a dust suppression agent. (d) Rather than meet tbs do visible ! emission requirement of paragraph (a) of ' this section, an active waste disposal ' site would be an acceptsbis site if an alternative control method for amissions that bat received prior approval by the Administrator Is used. (Sacs. 112 aad tol(a) of tha Clean Air Ad aa emended i2 U-S.C HU. TCOl(e)) JMM 00000288 Material Safety Data Sheet November 12, 1985 Page 4 SECTION VIII -- SAFE HANDLING AND USE INFORMATION Respiratory Protection: - Reusable or single-use air purifying respirator -- for expo sures which do. not exceed the PEL by more than 10X. Powered air-purifying respirator -- for exposures more than 10X, but less than 100X, the PEL. Type "C" continuous flow or pressure-demand, supplied-air respirator -- for exposures more than 100X the PEL. All respirators must be NIOSH/MSHA approved. Ventilation: Local ventilation if engineering controls are inadequate. Protective Gloves: (See "Other Protective Equipment") Eye Protection: (See "Other Protective Equipment" ) Other Protective Equipment: If the ceiling concentration limit is exceeded, clothing provid ing whole body covering shall be supplied and its use required. Hygienic Practices: Do not create or breathe dust. 1 Do not dry sweep or use air hose for cleaning. Do not take protective equipment or clothing home. (See attached pamphlet, "Recommended Practices for Handling Asbestos Fiber".) SECTION IX -- SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storing: Use no hooks in loading and unloading. Protect containers from damage. Do not open containers in a manner that can release dust without providing proper enclosure or control measures. Use dust suppression control measures, such as ventilation or wet-working, at all stages of asbestos handling, use and disposal. Follow good housekeeping practices, such as wet-wiping dusty surfaces, to prevent accumulation of asbestos-contain ing dust. Avoid inhalation of asbestos. Other Precautions: Smoking greatly increases risk to health. While the information and recommendations set forth herein are believed to be accurate as of the date hereof, CALAVERAS ASBESTOS, LTD. MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. JMM 00000289 btf2333=b Additional copies of this pamphlet and informational materials Isted below are available from the Asbes tos Information Association/North America; "What You Should Know About Asbestos and Health" -- an employee information pamphlet Recommended Work Practices -- Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Paper Products -- Shop and Field Fabrication of Asbestos Sheet Products -- Molding and Fabrication of Asbestos Containing Plastic Products --Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Friction Materials -- Use and Handing of Asbestos Textile Products "Federal Regulations -- Asbestos" -- a com prehensive handbook of regulations issued by Federal regulatory agencies. "Asbestos tn the Atmosphere -- A hazard to health"? -- a general information pamphlet "Asbestos in Water -- A hazard to health"? -- a general information pamphlet Poster Series -- Asbestos Health Hints for the Workplace -- 15" x 23" -- Vacuum dust spills... never dry sweep) -- When required, always use your respirator! -- If you don't smoke now, don't start. If you do smoke, quit! -- Report unsafe conditions immediately! -- Repair broken bags Immediately! -- Use change rooms and lockers! Leave - dusty clothes at work! a Poster -- Recommended Practices for HandOng Asbestos Fiber --i 1~ x 14" NORTH AJOCBCA For further Information: Asbestos Information Association/North America 1835 K Street N.W. Washington. D.C. 20006 Handing Asbestos Fiber B!$ NW. 22 1885 j JMM 00000290 0 YmriiliiMiYn I Handling Asbestos filler Protection from fire, absorption of heat from friction, high tensile strength as a reinforcing material, resis tance to corrosion and insulation from heat, cold and noise are among the properties of asbestos that result in its use h hundreds of industrial appfications and home products. Asbestos is the name given to a group of hydrated silicate minerals that are characterized by fibrous crystaization. Though asbestos is fairly common to the earth's crust., not all deposits are of commercial value. Because asbestos is fibrous and, in a certain range of sizes, can enter the lungs, maximum care should be taken to avoid exposure to asbestos dust and the hazards to health that can result GENERAL PRECAUTIONS in ail stages of handfing -- packaging, transporting, unloading, storing, and in-part moving --asbestos fiber bags should be handled carefufly and in such a manner as to prevent damage of bags and the generation of diet Damaged bags should be immediately repaired, re sealed or put into closed receptacles. Any spUage of asbestos fiber should be cleaned uo immediately -- either by vacuum equipment or, after thoroughly wetting, by sweeping -- and should be deposited in suitable closed receptacles. Consult and observe OSHA regulations governing asbestos in the workplace; EPA rules on discharge to the-ambient air; and other local codes, rules or regulations controlling the handfing and use of asbestos fiber. UNLOADING - Unitized loads should be fitted kitact to and from holds of ships, and off and on land transport by forktft trucks or other suitable handing equipment. Care should be taken to avoid puncturing the asbestos fiber bags during unloading from ships, rail road cats, trucks or other modes of transportation. Hooks or other sharp instruments should not be used. Loose fiber accumulated during transit should be picked up by vacuum cleaner before unloading. STORAGE For storage, fiber bags should be stacked aid moved with care to avoid breakage; protected from puncture by moving vehicles; aid. If possible, should be isolated from traffic in the warehouse and covered to prevent dust generation. To prevent deterioration of stored bags, the principle of first-in, first-out should be followed. HANDLING . Maximum possible enclosure and fully effective dust control systems should be provided at ad stages of h-ptant handing where dust is created, such as In bag opening, fiber dumping and bag disposal oper ations. Loose fiber should be cleaned from work areas by vacuum cleaner, or after thoroughly wetting, by sweeping, and then deposited in covered recep tacles. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Wearing of respiratory equipment approved for pro tection against asbestos dust should be required at all stages of asbestos fiberhandfing where quantities of dust are generated which cannot be kept within the permissible exposure limits by dust controlequipmenl or other methods. TRANSPORT Where the use of asbestos requires the transport of loose fiber in open carts or buggies, covers should be used to prevent spilling and dust generation. WASTE MATERIALS Waste materials, such as collected dust and empty fiber bags, should be placed in special dosed receptacles and disposed of in such a manner as to prevent the release of dust. Safety practices outfined above in the HANDUNG and PROTECTIVE EQUIP MENT sections should be followed during these operations. All dust from exhaust systems should be collected and safety disposed of. being careful not to release dust into the outside dr. Particular attention should be paid to the protection of employees whose job it is to cfcpose of collected dust from fabric filter dust collection and similar cleaning operations. JMM 00000291 Galav/eras Asbestos Ltd. November 21, 1985 Mr. . E. Wang J-M A/C Pipe Corporation 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 . Dear Mr. Wang, Enclosed you will find a copy of our revised Material Safety Data Sheet. As per instructions on your purchase order, when this form is revised, you need a copy. Thank you for your continued business. Yours CALAVERAS NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. enclosure Terri Cantrell Executive Secretary & Sales BRAKEGATE LIMITED 6 Broad Street Place, London EC2M 7ND England FLSJU P.o. Sot 764S2L SM*n)t4 *Tm<h fllrtn M|77.11|7IMSO*nc^7iaSA U&AlP. O. Bom (Q95 November 20, 1985 Mr. E. E. Wang J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Dear Mr. Wang: Please find enclosed manufactuer supplied Material Safety Data Sheet to comply with OSHA enacted Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). Should you have any questions or need further information, please advise us. Sincerely yours, BRAKEGATE LIMITED B. Heering Enclosure NOV. 22 1985 Director Bernard Heering JMM 00000293 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET ______________________________________________________ TRADE NAME | SPECJUSOS NUMBER L___ PRODUCT hjektircahon GENERIC NAME DATE Nov. V 1985 MANUFACTURER'S NAME Griqualand Exploration & Finance Corp. ADORESS (STREET) P.0. Box 69 CITY ` STATE iCuruman, Cape Province KSA CAS NUMBER PHONE NUMBER (EMERGENCY) (011-27-11)339-5458 ZIP CHEMICAL STRUCTURE Na-,Fe5(0H)Si,O11) I PRODUCT INGREDIENTS CHEMICAL ANCHOR COMMON NAME CAS NUMBER Crocldplite Asbestos ^Occupational Exposure Limits 1332-21-4 - PEL TLV 2.0 f/cc - 8 hr. TWA 0.2 f/cc Ceiling cone.10^0 f/cc ACGIH, Documentacion of TLVs at 27 *. OSHA Standard at 29 CKR 1910.1001 (Fibers measured are those lnnwr than than S mlrnns.. % i TLV/PEL 11 PHYSICAL DATA BOXJNG POINT VAPOR PRESSURE n/a n/a SOLUBILITY IN WATER n/a VAPOR DENSITY (AIR ~ 1) n/a APPEARANCE and odor . Blue flberous dry material -- no odor. SPECIFIC GRAVITY 3.2-3.3 PERCENT VOLATILE n/a MELTING POINT n/a EVAPORATION RATE < "*) n/a III FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA FLASH POINT FLAMMABLE LIMITS n/a_______________________________ n/a EXTINGUISHING MEDIA non-flammable_________________ FLAMABLE LIMITS n/a SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES none______________________________________ UNUSUAL FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARDS none ____________ ____ UEL I n/a IV - HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION HAZARD BY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE (Indicate chronic and acute) . Overexposure .can. cause asbestosls, a scarring of the lungs pLaques are nondisabling conditions, seen separately or to- gether.. th' a`t h' ave been assort' a red with exposure. INGESTION . ,. . .. . increased hazard evidenced. The T ARC has determined fhar rhprE-la_siif.ficient evidence for the carcinogenicity of asbestos in. humans. Caution is advise breathing a<;Ke<;t-n<: may range ceHnns EYE bodily ham. Acute-- may cause eye irritation. SKIN CONTACT/ABSORPTION Acute-- may cause skin irritation._____________________________________________________________________ SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPOSURE OVER TL.V--Asbestosls is associated with symptoms of labore breathing,chest pain, weakness and chest tightness. Symptoms are not usually manifest until 15--20 years after exposure. MEDICAL CONDITIONS WHICH MAY 8E AGGRAVATED Kesplratory_ailments------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ANY OF PART I USTED AS CARCINOGENS? (NTP. IARC. OSHA) NOV. 22 1985 Yes JMM 00000294 HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION CONTINUED ON BACK ' V . HEALTH HAZARO INFORMATION (Continued) : ' EMERGENCY/FIRST AlO PROCEDURES_____________________________________________________________________________ INHALATION-Avotd breathing dust when handling,dunping,and nixing. Use respirator if airborne con centrations exceed OSHA limits (see Sec. VI).____________________________________________________________. INGESTION - EYE CONTACT In case of eye irritation, gently rinse with water. If irritation persists get medical help. SKIN CONTACT Remove slivers from skin promptly. If irritation persists get medical help- SKIN ABSORPTION a/a ` VI . CONDITIONS FOR SAFE USE (When over TLV) PRO fECmvE GLOVES (see "Other.." this Sec.)__________________________________________________ OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHINGIEOUIPMENT -If the ceiling concentration (see Sec.l) Unit is exceeded, clothing providing whole body covering must be supplied and ita use required. ________________ VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS --Local ventilation if engineering controls are inadequate, (see OSHA Title 29 CFR Part 1910.1001, c (1), (ii). IS MATERIAL STABLE? Yes INCOMPATIBILITY n/a HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS none. VII . REACTIVITY DATA WILL HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION OCCUR? Mo CONDITIONS TO AVOID Avoid creating and breathing dust. . .... - VIII . SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN IF MATE1AL IS SPILLED OR RELEASED -Avoid creating or breathing dust. Collect dust by HEPA vacuum or in wet state (wet sweeping,wet wiping) to prevent emission of airborne fibers. RCRA REGULATED O Y O No DOT REGULATED JD Yes No RCRA NUMBER which all avoxd airjs or containers. Ensure Lations. CERCLA (Superfund) REPORTABLE QUANTITY DOT PROPER SHIPPING NAME Asbestos DOT HAZARO CLASS OKM-C IX . SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS DOT NUMBER OTHER PRECAUTIONS--Substantial medical evidence indicates that smoking increases the risk from asbestos exposure. Those working with asbestos should not smoke.____________________________ PREPARED BY PHONE NO. tttle JMM 00000295 While the information and recommendations set lorth herein are believed to be accurate as of the date hereof. THE MANUFACTURER MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIAdfUTY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. -MATERIAL SAFETY OATA SHEET 1 spec^msos'number PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION GENETCNAM6 DATE Hov. 4, 1985 ' MANUFACTURER'S name --Minerals Marketing Corp. of Zimbabw as agents for Shabanle & Mashaba Mines (Pvt) Ltd. AOORESS (STREET) P.O. Box 552 PHONE NUMBER (EMERGENCY) (011-263-9)76635 CITY ' Bulawayo, Zimbabwe STATE ZH> CHEMICAL STRUCTURE Mg,(Sl,Oi)(OB)A I - PRODUCT INGREDIENTS CHEMICAL AND/OR COMMON NAME AshMfvitt ^Occupational Exposure Limits PEL 2.0 f/cc -8 hr. TWA TLV 2.0 f/cc ' Celling cone.' 10.0 f/cc OStfA Standard ACGIH. Documentation of TLV's at 27 at 29 CFR 1910.1001 CAS NUMBER 1ZOO1-29-5 Vt 100.0 TLV/PEL * U . PHYSICAL DATA BOHJNG POINT n/a VAPOR PRESSURE n/a SOLUBILITY M WATER n/a VAPOR DENSITY MR -1) n/a ooonappearance and white fiberous dry material - no odor SPECIFIC GRAVITY 2.4-2.6 PERCENT VOLATILE n/a MELTING POINT n/a EVAPORATION RATE ( "'n/a III . FIRE AND EXPLOSION OATA F\ ASH POINT n/a FLAMMABLE LIMITS , n/a FLAMABLE UABTS n/a EXTINGUISHING MEDIA non-flammable. No fire or explosion hazard; SPECIAL RREFK3HTING PROCEDURES none UNUSUAL FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZAROS none______________________________________________________________________________ IV . HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION |LEL In/a UEL In/a HAZARD BY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE (buficata chronic and acute) INGESTION no-Increased hazard evirlpnrcH EYE the lungs or together -Irlpnf evidence for the carcinogenicity of asbestoshumans. Caution 19 advised as breathing as- bncrnc niTiji rauca carious--bodily--harm.------- l Acute--may cause eve irritation. SKIN CONTACT/ABSORPTION Acute-may cause skin irritation.-------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- SIGNS ANO SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH EXPOSURE OVER TLV-Asbestosls is associated with symptoms of labored! breathing,chest pain,weakness and chest tightness. Symptoms are not usually manifest until I 15-20 years after exposure. I __________________________________________________________________ ,___________l MEDICAL CONDITIONS WHICH MAT BE AGGRAVATED j Respiratory ailments.: JMM 00000296 ANY OF PART I LISTED AS CARCINOGENS? (NTP. tARC. OSHA) : ! Yes NOV. 2 5 WB5 HEALTH hazard information continued on back ; V - HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION (Continued) - EMERGENCY/FIRST AID PROCEDURES INHALATION-Avoid breaching dust when handling,dumping,and mixing. concentrations exceed OSHA limits (see Sec. VI). INGESTION Use respirator if airborne EYE CONTACT In case of eye Irritation, gently rinse with water. If irritation persists get madlrnl SKIN CONTACT Renove asbestos slivers from skin promptly. If irritation persists get medical help. SKIN ABSORPTION n/a . hplp VI . CONDITIONS FOR SAFE USE (When over TLV) RESPIRATORY PROTECTION -Reusable or single use air purifying respirator-for exposures which do not exceed the PEI, (see sec:. I) by more chan 10X, Powered air purifying respirator-for exposures more f-han TOY S..- lass__than. lOOXy--the FgL. Type - (T gemcinoua glow or prtjjiue demand, supplied air EYE PROTECTION respirator for exposures more Chan IOOX the (see "Ocher. this Sec.) PEL. All respirators must be HTOSH approved PROTECTIVE GLOVES (See "Other.." this Sec.) OTHER PROTECTIVE CLOTHING/EQUIPMENT -If the ceiling concentration (see Sec. I) limit is exceeded, clothing providing whale body covering must be supplied and its use required. VENTILATIONREQIMRSMENT5-Local ventilation if engineering controls are inadequate. (See Title 29 CFR Part 1910.1001, c (i) & (ii)). VU . REACTIVITY DATA IS MATERIAL STABLE? Yes COMPATIBILITY n/a - HAZARDOUS OeCOMPOSmON PROOUCT5 None WILL HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION OCCUR7 No CONDITIONS TO AVOID Avoid creating and breathing dust. VtK . SPOL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE TAKEN if MATE1AL IS SPILLH) OR RELEASED--Avoid creating or breathing dust. Collect dust by HEPA vacuum or in wet state(wet sweeping,wet wiping) to prevent emission of airborne fibers. WASTE OtSPOSAL METHOD --hags,waste and scrap should be disposed of in a manner which all avoid airbo rn< concentrations otasbescos, such as the use of dust--tight trash bags or containers. Ensure that RCRA REGULATED Yas O No DOT REGULATED Q Yas a No RCRA NUMBER DOT PROPER SHIPPING NAME Asbestos CERCLA (Superfimd) REPORTABLE QUANTITY OOT HAZARD CLASS OttH-C DOT NUMBER IX . SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS RDR HANDLING AND STORAGE-Do not create or breath dust. Do not dry sweep or use air hose Tpr cleaning. Do not take ^protective clothing or equipment home. Use no.nooks in loading or unloading. Protect containers ffrom damage. Prevent dust release without providing proper eji-. closure or control measures. Use dust supresslon control measures, such as yentilation or wetworkii at all stages or handling, use and disposal. Follow good housekeeping practices, such as wet wipin; dusty siirfarps, tn prevent arnwiilarlnn nf achegrrxt ranTalnlnj; ,1m------timid--inhal at inn-----------------OTHER PRECAUTIONS -Substantial medical evidence indicates that smoking increases Che risk from asbestos exposure. Those working with asbestos should not smoke.________________________________________ PftEPAREO 8Y PHONE NO. TITLE While the information and recommendations set lorth herein are believed lo be accurate as ot Ihe dale hereof. THE MANUFACTURER MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. JW1M 00000297 . BRAKEGATE LIMITED 6 Broad Street Place. London EC2M7NO England ftSA: P. a 8or74S21. Svrftoa 2146 3afc(Z7l1| 786-4313 Tbc 4*37186 SA USJL:P.O.0Oi 14085 Mat Aik. WKjeocttla 53214 414/363-2030 November 21, 1985 Mr. E. E. Wang J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 Subject: C&G Asbestos Fiber Dear Mr. Wang: Please find enclosed manufacturer supplied Material Safety Data Sheet to comply with OSHA enacted Hazard Communication Standard (29 CFR 1910.1200). Should you have any questions or need further information, please advise us. ' Sincerely yours, BRAKEGATE LIMITED Enclosure cc: Darrel Wilkinson, Stockton Harold Stone, Denison B. Heering NOV. 2 5 1885 Director. Bernard Heering JMM 00000298 Calaveras Asbestos Ltd. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Date of Preparation November 12, 1985 Emergency Telephone Number "CHEMTREC" - 1-800/424-9300 SECTION I -- PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION Chemical Name 1< Synonyms: Ch^sd^ilie^AAhestbs:^'' Trade Name < Synonyms: Asbestos Chemical Family: Fibrous Mineral Silicates Typical Formula: (OH)^ SECTION II -- HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS Ingredient Percent Occupational Exposure Limits PEL TLV Vapor Pressure Chrysotile A.sbestos C.A.S. Number: Approx. 10C% #12(HH?29i-5 U; U.N. Shipping Number: 2590 (white asbestos) H.M. I.S. Rating Numbers: 2 fibres/cc 8 hr. TWA Ceiling Con centration 10 fibres/cc Chrysotile2.0 fibres/cc ACGIH, Documentation of TLVs at 27 OSHA Standard at 29 CFR 1910.1001 N.A. Health-*(Possible Flammability-0 ReactiVity-0 Chronic Effects) Fibres measured than 5 microns. are those longer SECTION III -- PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Range: N/A Volatile Volumne: N/A Specific Gravity (^0=1): 2.4-2.6 Appearance and Odor: White fibrous dry material-no odor Vapor Density: N/A Evaporation Rate Faster/Slower than Either; Wt/Gal: Variable N/A JMM 00000299 P.O. Box 127 CoppefopoGs, California 95228 - Telephone (209) 785-2201 - Telex 359458 CALACOPL DEC O 2 1985 Material Safety Data Sheet November 12, 1985 - Page 2; ' - ; - : ' .. . SECTION IV -- FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Flammability Classification: ( Non-flammable) Flash Point: N/A OSHA: N/A DOT: N/A I .EL: N/A Extinguishing Media: (Use that which is appropriate for surrounding fire) Foam "Alcohol* Foam CO2 Dry Chemical. Water Fog Other Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: None Special Firefighting Procedures: None Section V -- HEALTH HAZARD DATA Effects of Overexposure: Acute - May cause eye and/or skin irritation. Chronic - Overexposure to asbestos can cause asbestosis. a scarring of the lungs. Pleural thickening, effusion, and plaques are nondisabling conditions, seen separately or together, that have been associated with asbestos exposure. The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined that there is sufficient evidence for the carcino genicity of asbestos in humans. Signs and Symptoms of Overexposure: Asbestosis is associated with symptoms of labored breathing, chest pain, weakness and chest tightness. Symptoms are not usually manifest until 15-20 years after exposure. Primary Route(s) of Entry: Dermal Inhalation Ingestion Emergency and First Aid Procedures: Remove asbestos slivers from skin promptly. In case of eye irritation, gently rinse with water. If irritation persists, get medical help. Special Note: A medical surveillance program must be established for asbestos-exposed persons in accordance with the require ments of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's standard for asbestos (29 CFR Part 1910.1001). SECTION VI -- REACTIVITY DATA Stability: Stable Hazardous Polymerization: Will Not Occur Hazardous Decomposition Products: None Conditions to Avoid: Avoid creating and breathing dust. Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): None JMM 00000300 Material Safety Data Sheet November 12. 1985 .Page 3 SECTION VII -- SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled: "' Avoid creating dust. Collect dust by HEP A vacuum or in s- the wet state (wet sweeping, wet wiping) to prevent emission of airborne fibres. Waste Disposal Method: Found at 40 CFR lltlO IfendwtHaruustertlapn setter " (Q Farm B aebesloe'rniitalrilnf waate material into naabiable pelleta or other fact owner or operator of any eoarce covered endcr the provision* of hapea: and - -- '*- . (U) Discharge ao viaibla amlaaiona to tha oataida air from collection and ZS am p t Uewnsil It CU44-6U49 shall: processing operations, or uaa the [ejOrpnahall esheslne rnntelnlug . method! apedfied by |6US4todean waste material al waste disposal sitea PTllUlrfta operated la accordance with the pmUinafltustmil . (i>) Discharge Bo visible cmiaaioaa to flm outside air daring the caOectiaa. prim sting (mrfnding Indaeration). parisring. transporting. or deposition of any eebesten-coataining waata material feaaalcd by Ibe source. or naa me of the dispose! metboda specified la _ paragraphs (b)(t). (Z). or f3) of lhla~ ' section, as follow*: (11 lint asbestos runtsiniiij waste material with water: (I) Mi* asbestos wmate bom control device* with water to form a aluny; adequately wet etber asbestoscootabring waate material: mt (if) nieriieigc no viaibla emUefou* to the oofalde air bom eoHectiaiCsmdagr and wetting operations. or naa the method* specified by I 61.154 la dean emisrlnns containing particulate asbestos material before they aacapa to. or art vented to. Iba oataida air; and (01) After wetting, aeal all asbestoa- contamlng waate material in leak-tight container* while wet and - _ (hr) Label the container! perilled fo paragraph (b)(IHi(l) as follows: CAUTION Cantatas Aabestoa- Avaid Opening ox Bwslctef rmiiaifw -* ' aabeatoa arateiial before they aacapa to. I Spacing between any tsvo lines must be or are vented to. tte ontaide air. al least equal to the aright of the upper (3) Uw an alternative dirpoaal method of (ha two lines. that baa racehred prior approval by the Admloiatratar. . (Z) The perimeter of the disposal site must be fenced hi a manner adequate to deter access by the general public. ActWe amste disposal attaa. To ba an acceptable site for diapoeal of aabeatoa-containing waste material noder II 61.151 and 01.152. an active wasle diapoaal site must meet the requirements of this section. (a) Other them must be no visible emiaaioo* to the outside air bom any active waate disposal site where asbestos-containing waits material has been deposited, or the requirement! of paragraph (c) or (d] of this section must be met. (b) Unless ! natural barrier adequately deten access by the general public, either warning signs and fencing must be installed and maintained as follows, or tbs requirements of paragraph (c)(1) of this section must be met. (1) Warning signs must be displayed at all entrances and st intervals of 100 m (330 ft] or leas along the property line of the site or along the perimeter of the sections or the site sabers aabestoocootaining waste material is deposited. The warning signs must (3) Upon request and supply of appropriate information, tha Administrator will determine whether a fence ar a natural barrier adequately deter* access by the general public. (c) Rather than mart the no visible emission requirement of paragraph (a) of this aectiad.'an active waste disposal site would ba on acceptable site if st the and of each operating day. or at least once every 25-hour period while the site Is In continuous operation, the asbestos- containing waste material which was deposited at the sits during the _ operating day or previous 24-hour period is covered with cither. (1) At least IS centimeters (6 inches) of compacted nouaabeatoa containing material, or. (Z) A realnons or petroleum-based dust suppression agent that effectively ' binds dust and controls wind erosion. This agent must be used aa racammeoded for the particular duat by the manufacturer of the duat suppression agent. Other squally . effective dust suppression agents may BmatUog Aabaatna la kaxaidooa CO Be posted In such a manner and ba used upon prior approval by the %a Year Health _..................... Alternatively, naa warning labala apedfied by Occupational Safety it Health Standard! of (be Department of Labor. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) order 28 CFR ino.ian(g)(z)(H). (Z) haceu asbestos-containing waate araterial into confriabie forma: location that a person can easily read Administrator. For purpose* of this tha legend: and paragraph, waste eraniceBC oil is not (li) Conform to the requirements of 51 considered a dust suppression agent. cm x 36 cm (20~ X It") upright Fermat (d| Rslber than meet the no visible signs specified in 28 CFR maH5(dJ() i emission requirement ofparagraph (a) of and this paragraph: and ! this section, on active waste disposal (ili) Display the following legend Id ' site would be an acceptable site if an Ibe lower panel with letter sites and alternative control method for emissions alylea of a visibility al least equal to that ha* received prior approval by the those specified in this paragraph. Administrator Is used. (Sacs 112 sad snfa) at ihs Clssa Air Ad as smsndsd (42 U-S-C. 72. JWn(s|J 'pmOaClAdaaFWLMLMMi] JMM 00000301 Material Safety Data Sheet November 12. 1985 Page 4 SECTION VIII -- SAFE HANDLING AND USE INFORMATION Respiratory Protection: . ' Reusable or single-use air purifying respirator -- for expo sures which do not exceed the PEL by more than 10X. Powered air-purifying respirator -- for exposures more than 10X, but less than 100X, the PEL. Type "C" continuous flow or pressure-demand, supplied-air respirator -- for exposures more than 100X the PEL. All respirators must be NIOSH/MSHA approved. Ventilation: Local ventilation if engineering controls are inadequate. Protective Gloves: (See "Other Protective Equipment") Eye Protection: (See "Other Protective Equipment") Other Protective Equipment: If the ceiling concentration limit is exceeded, clothing provid ing whole body covering shall be supplied and its use required. Hygienic Practices: Do not create or breathe dust. Do not dry sweep or use air hose for cleaning. Do not take protective equipment or clothing home. (See attached pamphlet. "Recommended Practices for Handling Asbestos Fiber"71 SECTION IX -- SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS - Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storing: Use no hooks in loading and unloading. Protect containers from damage. Do not open containers in a manner that can release dust without providing proper enclosure or control measures. Use dust suppression control measures, such as ventilation or wet-working, at all stages of asbestos handling, use and disposal. Follow good housekeeping practices, such as wet-wiping dusty surfaces, to prevent accumulation of asbestos-contain ing dust. Avoid inhalation of asbestos. Other Precautions: Smoking greatly increases risk to health. While the information and recommendations set forth herein are believed to be accurate as of the date hereof. CALAVERAS ASBESTOS. LTD. MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. JMM 00000302 Handing Asbestos Flier Protection from fire, absorption of heat from friction, high tensile strength as a reinforcing material, resis tance to corrosion and insulation from heat, cold and noise are among the properties of asbestos that rest# in its use in hundreds of industrial appfications and home products. Asbestos Is the name given to a group of hydrated sificate minerals that are characterized by fibrous crystaSzation. Though asbestos is fairly common to the earth's crust., not all deposits are of commercial value. Because asbestos is fibrous and, in a certain range of sizes, can enter the lungs, maximum care Should be taken to avoid exposure to asbestos dust and the hazards to health that can result. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS In al stages of handling -- packaging, transporting, unloading, storing, and in-part moving --asbestos fiber bags should be handled carefully and in sue* a manner as to prevent damage of bags and the generation of dust. Oanaged bags should be immediately repaired, re seated or put into dosed receptacles. Any spillage of asbestos fiber should be cleaned up immediately -- either by vacuum equipment or. after thoroughly wetting, by sweeping -- and should be deposited in suitable closed receptacles. Consult and observe OSHA regulations governing asbestos in the workplace: EPA rules on discharge to the anbient air: and other local codes, rules or regulations controlling the handling and use of asbestos liber. UNLOADING Unitized loads should be fitted intact to and from holds of ships, and off and on land transport by forVfift trucks or other suitable handing equipment. Care should be taken to avoid puncturing the asbestos fiber bags during unloading from ships, rail road cars, trucks or other modes of transportation. Hordes or other sharp instruments should not be used. Loose fiber accumulated during transit should be picked up by vacuum cleaner before unloading. STORAGE For storage, fiber bags should be stacked and moved with care to avoid breakage; protected from puncture by moving vehicles; and, if possible, should be isolated from traffic in the warehouse and covered to prevent dust generation. To prevent deterioration of stored bags, the principle of first-in, first-out should be followed. HANDLING Maximum possible enclosure and fully effective dust control systems should be provided at all stages of in-plant handling where dust is created, such as in bag opening, fiber dumping and bag disposal oper ations. Loose fiber should be cleaned from work areas by vacuum cleaner, or after thoroughly wetting, by sweeping, and then deposited in covered recep tacles. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Wearing of respiratory equipment approved for pro tection against asbestos dust should be required at al stages of asbestos fiber handling where quantities of dust are generated .which cannot be kept within the permissible exposure fimits by dust controlequipment or other methods. TRANSPORT Where the use of asbestos requires the transport of loose fiber in open carts or buggies, covers should be used to prevent spiffing and dust generation. WASTE MATERIALS Waste materials, such as collected dust and empty fiber bags, should be placed in special closed receptacles and disposed of in such a manner as to prevent the release of dust. Safety practices outlined above in the HANDLING and PROTECTIVE EQUIP MENT sections should be followed during these operations. AH dust from exhaust systems should be collected and safely disposed of. being careful not to release dust mto the outside air. Particular attention should be paid to the protection of employees whose job it is to dispose of collected dust from fabric fitter dust collection and similar cleaning operations. JMM 00000303 AdrfiHonal copies of this pamphlet and informational materials tstod below are available from the Asbes tos Information Association/North America: "What You Should Know About Asbestos and Health" -- an employee information pamphlet. Recommended Work Practices -- Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Paper Products -- Shop and Field Fabrication of Asbestos Sheet Products -- Molding and Fabrication of Asbestos Containing Plastic Products -- Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Friction Materials -- Use and Handing of Asbestos Textile Products "Federal Regulations -- Asbestos" -- a com prehensive handbook of regulations issued by Federal regulatory agencies. "Asbestos in the Atmosphere -- A hazard to heaith"7 -- a general Information pamphlet. "Asbestos in Water -- A hazard to health"? -- a general information pamphlet. Poster Series -- Asbestos Health Hints for the Workplace -- 15" x 23" -- Vacuum dust spills... never dry sweep! -- When required, always use your respirator! -- ft you don't smoke now, don't start if you do smoke, quitl -- Report unsafe concBtkms immediately! -- Repair broken bags immediately! -- Use change rooms and lockers! Leave dusty clothes at work! Poster -- Recommended Practices lor Handling Asbestos Fiber -- 1V' x 14" NORTH MJEMCA For further Information: Asbestos Information Association/North America 1835 K Street, N.W. Washington. O.C. 20006 M Handling Asbestos Fiber DEC O 2 1985 m want woo JMM 00000304 e Handling Asbestos Fiber Protection from fire, absorption of heat from friction, high tensile strength as a reinforcing material, resis tance to corrosion and insulation from heat, cold and noise are among the properties of asbestos that result In its use in hundreds of industrial appfications and home products. Asbestos is the name given to a group of hydrated siScate minerals that are characterized by fibrous crystaSzation. Though asbestos is fairly common to the eath's crust..not at deposits are of commercial value. Because asbestos is fibrous and, in a certain range of sizes, can enter the lungs, maximum care should be taken to avoid exposure to asbestos dust and the hazards to health that can result. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS bi at stages of handling -- packaging, transporting, unloading, storing, and in-part moving --asbestos fiber bags should be handled carefully and in such a manner as to prevent damage of bags and the generation of dust Damaged bags should be immediately repaired, re sealed or put into closed receptacles. Any spiBage of asbestos fiber should be cleaned up immediately -- either by vacuum equipment or, after thoroughly wetting, by sweeping -- and should be deposited in suitable closed receptacles. Consult and observe OSHA regulations governing asbestos in the workplace; EPA rules on discharge to the ambient air; and other local codes, rules or regulations controlfing the handing and use of asbestos fiber. UNLOADING Unitized bads should be ifted intact to and from holds of ships, and off and on land transport by forkfft trucks or other suitable handing equipment. Care shoiid be taken to avoid puncturing the asbestos fS>er bags during unloading from ships, rail road cars, bucks or other modes of transportation. Hooks or other sharp instruments should not be used. Loose fiber accumulated during transit should be picked up by vacuum cleaner before unloading. STORAGE For storage, fiber bags should be stacked and moved with care to avoid breakage; protected from puncture by moving vehicles; and, if possble, should be isolated from traffic b the warehouse'and covered to prevent dust generation. To prevent deterioration of stored bags, the principle of ftrst-tn, first-out should be folowed. HANDLING Maximum possible enclosure and fully effective dust control systems should be provided at aB stages of in-plant handing where dust Is created, such as in bag opening, fiber dumping and bag disposal operations. Loose fiber should be cleaned from work areas by vacuum cleaner, or after thoroughly wetttng. by sweeping, and then deposited in covered recep tacles. PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Wearing of respiratory equipment approved for pro tection against asbestos dust shoidd be required at aB stages of asbestos fiber"handfing where quantities of dust are generated which cannot be kept within the permissible exposure Emits by dust controlequipmentor other methods. TRANSPORT Where the use of asbestos reqtires the transport of loose fiber in open carts or buggies, covers should be used to prevent spBEng and dust generation. WASTE MATERIALS Waste materials, such as collected dust and empty ftoer bags, should be placed in special closed receptacles and disposed of in such a manner as to prevent the release of dust. Safety practices outlined above in the HANDLING and PROTECTIVE EQUIP MENT sections should be followed during these operations. Al dust from exhaust systems should be coSeeled and safely disposed of. being careful not to release dust into the outside air. Particular attention should be pad to the protection of employees whose job it Is to (fispose of coiected dust from fabric fitter dust colection and simitar cleaning operations. : : j ' : ! j 1 | ! j j i i JMM 00000305 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET MfeXOtM* P*Sf - . ~ ` 1 SPECJMSOS NUM8ST . ......... | - Rev. 3 DATE PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION TRADE NAME Asbestos MANUFACTURER'S NAME Griqoaland Exploration & Finance Com. AOORE5S {STREET) P. O. Box 69 CTTY STATE * gunman. Cape Province, RSA . GENERIC NAME . ZIP CASMUMBS1 - 1332-21-4 PHONE NUMBER (EMERGENCY) (011-27-1n 119-5458 CHEMICAL STRUCTURE Ha7Fee;(0H)SiA0I, 1 PRODUCT INGREDtarrS CHEMICAL ANCHOR COMMON NAME Crocidollte Asbestos * Occupational Exposure Limits PEL TLV . 0.2 f/cc - 8 Hr. TWA 0.2 f fcr. ACGIH. Documentation of TLV's at 27 OSHA Standard at ' 29 CFR 1910.1001 (Fibers measured are those Ionper than 5 microns.1 CAS NUMBER 1332-21-4 4b TLV/PEL 100.0 * y.<i. - II . PHYSICAL DATA BOILING POINT VAPOR PRESSURE N/A N/A SOLUBILITY IN WATER VAPOR OENSTTY (AIR 1) N/A N/A APPEARANCE AND OOOR Blue Fibrous dry material, - no odor. SPECIFIC GRAVITY MELTING POINT 3. 2-3-3 N/A PERCENT VOLATILE EVAPORATION rate ___:_____h/a_____________ ( ^ N/A______ III - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA FLASH POINT FLAMMABLE LIMITS __________N/A_____________________ EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Hon--flammable.______________ FLAMABUE LIMITS N/A SPECIAL FIREFIGHTING PROCEDURES None_______________________________ UNUSUAL FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARDS None ____ LEL N/A UEL N/A IV . HEALTH HAZARO INFORMATION HAZARD BY ROUTES OF EXPOSURE (Indicate chronic and acute) INHALAJIQN Cljronic-Avofd Inhalation. Overexposure, can caauussee..aassi bestosls, a scarring ot the lpngs. Pleural tnicKenLng, effusxon and plaques are nbudisabling conditi that tgv^bgon associated with enpooure, the carciaogenigity of asbestos in hu^i-VCautlo is advised as breathing asbestos mav cause serious bo No increased hazard evidenced.________harm._________________________ EYE Acute - may cause eye irritation._________________________________________________________________________ SKIN CONTACT/A8SORPTION Acute - may cause skin irritation. signs and symptoms associated with exposure over tlv Asbestosls is associated with symptoms of labored breathing, chest pain, weakness and chest rightness, Symptoms ar> nnr usually. manifest until 15-20 years after exposure. MEOCAL CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE AGGRAVATED Respiratory ailments.____________________________ ANY OF PART I LISTED AS CARCINOGENS? (NTP. IARC. OSHAJ Yes JAN. O 2 JMM 00000306 HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION CONTINUED ON BACK .- . V - HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION (Continued) SEE ATTACHED FOR FURTHER ' EMEBGENCY/BftST AlO PROCEDURES INFORMATION. INHALATION Avoid breaching dust when handling, dumping and mixing" Use respirator if airborne concentrations exceed OSHA limits (see Sec. VI). __________________ INGESTION EYE CONTACT - In case of eye irritation, gently rinse with water. If irritation persists, get medical help. SKIN CONTACT . Remove slivers from skin promptly. If irritation persists get medical help. SKIN ABSORPTION N/A . Vt . CONOCTIONS FOR SAFE USE (When over TLV) SEE ATTACHED FOR FURTHER RESPIRATORY PROTECTION See attached. ~ INFORMATION. EYE PROTECTION See "Other ..." this Section. PROTECTIVE GLOVES See "Other ..." this Section.__________________________________________ " OTHER PROTECTIVECLQTHIng/EQUIpment If the PEL limit is exceeded, clothing providing whole body covering must be supplied and its use required, ftnplovee.fi who anrlt in areas uture a>Vlirirm__ VENTILATION REQUIREMENTS exposure is above the PEL must shower at the end of the work shift. j^caj^_ventiLation_lf engineering controls are inade<^iiatp__fSpp OSHA TTET^TjCFff Part- 1910-1001. .. VU REACTIVITY DATA C ^ ' (iS^* IS MATERIAL STABLE? Yes NCOMPATIWUTY N/A HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS None - WILL HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION OCCUR? No CONDITIONS TO AVOID Avoid creating and breathing dust.________________ VIII . SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO BE Taken if MATEIAL IS SPILLED OR RELEASED Avoid creating or breathing dust. Collect dust by HEPA Vacuum or in wet state (wet sweeping,wet wip-ingl m prpwnf wniccinn of airborne flhers.-------- waste disposal METHOO' Bags, waste and scrap should be disposed of in a manner which all avoid air borne concentrations of asbestos, such as the use of dust--tight trash bags or containers. Refer lu <*na comply tfirn an ^ppilPAhJ^ RCRA REGULATED 3 Yes G No RCRA NUMBER erg f * rx-nn \nr-n \ -r. ami I af.inac.-------------------------------------------------------- ------------CERCLA (Superiundi REPORTABLE QUANTITY DOT REGULATED XX Yes O No DOT PROPER SHIPPING NAME Asbestos DOT HAZARD CLASS OHM-C DOT NUMBER IX SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS SEE ATTACHED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. special precautions FOR hanoeing ano STORAGE not create or breath dust. Do not dry sweep or use air hose for cleaning. Do not cake protective clothing or equipment home. Use no hooks in loading or unioadiag. Protect containers from damageI Do not open containers in a manner that can release oust without providing proper enclosure or contol measures. Use dust supression control measures un.. -3.S. ventilation nr up run r.king ar all-ct-agoc of handlings use end- disposal. Polluui guud-iiouse- OTHER PRECAUTIONS keeping practices, such as wet wiping dusty surfaces, to prevent accumulation of asbestos containing dust. Avoid inhalation. SaLita.uLial evidence indicates that smoking increases the risk from asbestos exposure. Those working with asbestos should not smoke. PREPARED BY PHONE NO. TITLE JMM 00000307 While (he information and recommendations set forth herein are believed to he accurate as of the dale hereof. THE MANUFACTURER MAKES NO WARRANTY WITH RESPECT THERETO ANO DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Section V - Health Hazard Information (continued) Special Hote: A medical surveillance program must be established for asbestos-exposed persons in accordance with the requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's standard for asbestos (29 CFR Fart 1910.1001). Section VI -- Conditions for Safe Ose (When over TLV) (continued) Respiratory Protection; Airborne Concentration of Asbestos: Required Respirator: Not in excess of 2 f/cc (10 x PEL). 1. Half-mask air-purifying respirator equipped with high--efficiency filters. - Not in excess of 10 f/cc (50 x PEL). 1. Full facepiece air-purifying respirator equipped with high-efficiency filters. Not in excess of 20 f/cc (100 x PEL). 1. Any powered air--purifying respirator equipped with high-efficiency filters. 2. Any supplied-air respirator operated in continuous flow mode. Not in excess of 200 f/cc (1000 x PEL) 1. Full facepiece supplied-air respirator operated in pressure demand mode. Greater than 200 f/cc (1000 x PEL or unknown concentration.) 1. Full facepiece supplied air respirator operated in pressure demand mode equipped with an auxiliary positive pressure selfcontained breathing apparatus. Note: a. Respirators assigned for higher environmental concentrations may be used at lower concentrations. b. A high efficiency filter means a filter that is at least 99.97 percent efficient against mono-dispersed particles of 0.2 micrometers or larger. c. All respirators must be NIOSH/MSHA approved under 30 CFR Part H. Section IX -- Special Precautions (continued) Note: 29 CFR 1910.1001 contains other specific requirements and should be consulted in its entirety prior to working with asbestos. JMM 00000308 - RECEIVED JAM 0 2 887, BRAKEGATE LIMITED 6 Broad Street Place. London EC2M 7NO England - . December 22, 1986 . . U.SJU P. O. Bo. I40K Mk. Vfacmai 53214 41400*3020' 2. cJ.~~T Mr. Paul Huang J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Sperry Road Stockton, CA 95206 S', Subjects USDS Update Dear Pauls Please -find enclosed an updated MSDS for your attention on: Crocidolite Asbestos Fiber The MSDS provides information pertaining to OSHA rulemaking 29 CFR parts 1910 and 1926 PEL revision. We strongly recommend you refer directly to the OSHA rulemaking for compliance requirements when handling, using and disposing of asbestos. . While Brakegate Ltd. believes the MSDS information and recommendations are accurate as of the date thereof, it makes no warranty with respect thereto and disclaims all liability from reliance thereon. Sincerely yours, BRAKEGATE LIMITED B. Heering cc: Darrel Wilkinson, Stockton Enclosure -- MSDS Rev. No. 3 JAN. 0 2 1987 Director Bernard Heering JMM 00000309 J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. Internal Correspondence To Ernie Pronske Date: January 21, 1986 From : E. E. (fang Copies : Wilfred Wang, C.J. Chen, All Plant Managers Subject : J-M*s Material Safety Data Sheets To comply with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, 1 have revised our MSDS's. Enclosed please find five different MSDS's to be duplicated and distributed to our customers through J-M sales representatives. (Please duplicate copies as many as--you need.) - Copies of those revised MSDS's should be provided to our customers/distributors with the next shipment of our products. This is required by law even when the customers/distributors have not requested our MSDS's. JWt 2 1 19S JMM 00000310 I U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 'Occupational Safety and Health Administration X MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET o Required under USOL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing. Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915. 1916. 1917) SECTION ! ------------------------------1-------------------------------------- MANUFACTURER'S NAME Grlqualand Exploration and Finance Corp. EMERGENCY TELEPHONE 140. (27-11) 39-5458 CUSUMlAt- NAME AND TYNruurMS furocidoiite asbestos i HlS'S^m^ral Silicate Rep. of South Africa TRAOE NAME ANO SYNONYMS Asbestos FORMU^Na2Fe5(0H)SiA011)2 SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PAINTS. PRESERVATIVES, ft SOLVENTS PIGMENTS X TLV (Unttd ALLOYS ANO METALLIC COATINGS N/A BASE METAL CATALYST VEHICLE SOLVENTS AOOITIVES N/A N/A N/A N/A ALLOYS METALLIC COATINGS FILLER METAL PLUS COATING OR CORE FLUX OTHERS OTHERS n HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LIQUIDS, SOLIDS. OR GASES Croddolite Asbestos Fiber Adorox. 100 Z (*For TLV -- See Section V) TLV % (Units) N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A TLV X (Units) * SECTION III - PHYSICAL DATA 60IUNO POINT tF.| VAPOR PRESSURE (men Hg.) VAPOR DENSITY (AIR-1) SOLUBILITY IN WATER N/A N/A N/A None SPECIFIC GRAVITY (M20-1) PERCENT. VOLATILE BY VOLUME <%) EVAPORATION RATE t -n appearance ano ooor Blue fiberous dry material - no odor. SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLASH POINT (MXhod UMl) N/A EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Material is non--flammable. SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES See Above. FLAMMABLE Llh.'n'S N/A No fire or explosion hazard. r UNUSUAL FIRE AMD EXPLOSION HAZARDS See Above.________________________ PAGE (1) (Continued on Bvrsa side) t 3.2-3.3 N/A N/A Form OSHA-20 Ry. My 7t JMM 00000311 * t -. l SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA thresholdlimitvaCue OSHA Exposure Limits Effective //JL/76. The 8 hr. time-weighted i verage ____a_i_r_b__o_r_n__e___e__on__c_m__l_;_r_a__l:_j_o_n__a___n__f__a__s_h_e__s_f_n_._;__nflyhprs tr> uhirh jnv Pmpl ny_p_*_>__n_m_y___hh__p__~p_p-_r-pitmrigfd <;! all notcFFCcn of ovcRCXPosuRe neter of air- Celling exceed two fibers* longer than, 5,ttlcroaeters* Concentrations- Ho eaployee be exposed apet racnuy btiucnecei tio K airborne concentrations ot asbestos tibers n excess ot lu tibers, longer than i i i<.cro- meters, per cubic centimeter of air. (Refer-to OSHA Stand, for Exposure to Aabeal os Dust,emergency ano first aio procedures Fed. Register, Vol. 37, No. 110 June 7, 1972, _________________________________________Para! (h)(2). *___________*________________ Avoid breathing excessive dust when handling, dumping and mixing. See Caution Lai el on bag. Breaching asbestos dust may cause serious bodily harm. SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STASIUTY unstable CONDITIONS TO AVOIO STAfiCE IMCOMPATABILITY (Materialr to aaoidi X , N/A - HAZAROOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCNTSone HAZAROOUS . POIYMC RIZAT'ON MAY OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOIO X - - SECTION VII - SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES STEPS TO ae TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL. IS RELEASED OR SPILLEO Vacuum spillage. Repair broken bags. If sweeping Is necessary, wet down spiUayp Use approved respiratory equipment when required. WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD Disposal of waste in accordance with OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust. Federal Register, Volume 37, No. 110 - Wednesday, June 7, 1972, paragraph (h)(2). n SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION y Userespiratory" protection iSped/ i/pej respirators as recommended by the OSHA Standard fox Exposure to Asbestog Dust,. Federal Reglstpr. Vol. 37, Ntl 11 fl - fi/7/77 Para (A) ventilation LOCAL EXHAUST mechanical (Central) Control with mechanical ctustncollection equipment to within TLV. (See Amec. Nat*l Std. Institute Booklet. 7.9.7-1971). PROTECTIVE CLOVES EYE PROTECTION other protective equipment Use special clothing as required by OSHA Standard Cor Exposure to AsbestQ3 Dust. Fed. Register. Vol. 37, No. llfl - fillIlf, paragraph (d)--------------- SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS beeautions to be taken in hanoling ano storing Maintain good housekeeping practices. Vacuum clean waste and place in closed containers. other precautions ........................... SEE CAUTION LABEL ON BAG. While the Information and recommendations set forth herein are believed to be accurate as of the date hereof. GRTQTIAT.ANT1 RTPIJlRATTnu An fthampp mRP--MATES MO UA.BPJHTY-URTH THERETO AND DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FROM RELIANCE THEREON. Form OSHA-20 l. Mil 72 * t JMM 00000312  ' U.S.. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR '- Occupational.gaiety and H231th Adir.inisttation .IITOLU SAFETY Dm SHEET *n For Aa>cca cue no. Required under USDL Safety and Health Regulations for Ship Repairing. Shipbuilding, and Shipbreaking (29 CFR 1915. 1916. 1917) ' MINED BY: Cape Asbestos South SECTION I xaMaxSKtHH**#xZi*i Africa (Pty) Limited tMERQENCX TELEfMONE nO SOLD BY: Associated Mineral Com. A. G. (312) 726-8515 AODRC33 tSumixr. Srrtct. tTIry, 5/ifr. and ZIP Ctxif) .. c/o Continental Products Corp. , ISO N. Vfacker Dr.^Chgo, 111,60606 HPUYWiCfiEMICAt. NA3J anq SYNOMYsi*!-____ ~ ' - I.. .-------------------------v I TTRaAaOtiiei NNAaMuEr rAuNnO wSYmNOmHvVMuS chemical family CCROCIDOLITE ASBESTOS J ] -- T HHUula N/A AMPHIB OLE NA,(FeMg)rSi0O,,(OH). SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS FAINTS. PRESERVATIVES. & SOLVENTS PICMENTS % TLV CVMnl ALLOYS ANO METALLIC COATINGS SASE METAL '- .. * " TLV (Unitsl CATALYST alloys VEHICLE SOLVENTS AOOlTIVES OTHERS ' METALLIC COATINGS FILLER METjtL - plus corCrirc o core flux .JOl'MERS . HAZARDOUS MIXTU9ES"aF OTHER LIOUIOS, SOLIDS. OR GASES . ' ____ _J 1 | ^ ^ i1 . *. -* -'iff: SOILIMC POINT ("F.| VAPOR PRESSURE |mm M*.| VAPOR OENSlTY (AIR-1) solubility in water APPEARANCE ANO OOOR SECTION 111 - PHYSICAL DATA N/A * N/A N/A SPECIFIC GRAVITY (MjO-l) PERCENT. VOLATILE 8Y VOLUME 1%) evaporation RATE l -U N.egligibl e Blue fibre - no odor SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FL^SH POINT (Mdlh4 uMd] FLAMMABLE UMlTS eXTINQUlSHINC MCOIA SPECIAL F|M FiaHTjNC PROCftOUHCS N/A 3.3-3.4 N/A UNUSUAL F(R ANO EXPLOSION HA2AAOS Material totally non, inflammable and non explosive. (Continued on revert* fide) Form OSHA-20 Rm. Mar 73 JMM 00000313 . /_ 'I'?'1" in-I lx `. threshold limit value . EFFECTS OP OVEREXPOSURE SECTION.V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA . AC.CtTH -2mppcf * '. *' , Onlv lone term effects _ .* . ai?li ._________:__________________ __________ :__________ CMCRDENCV ANO FIRST AIO PROCEDURES N/A ' ` '. * * f- * ' '' * SECTION VI - REACTIVITY DATA STAaiUTY UNSTABLE * STA0LE INCOMPATA8IL1TY (Materials to aoid) X* CONDITIONS TO AVOIO N/A rl-.,. . . ' . `* HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS ' "-`ftig.'r. ?*- '' 1 . \ ?--f * - .; y' ^ - V t * V: HAZARDOUS fOLVMERlZATION :- . MAY OCCUR WILL. WOT OCCUR . -I?**-' -:; COMOCTtONS.TO AVOlO ; 'x! -fAS-l-C-! ,'^fset > Vi- v"/`-V - < *' - - . ** SECTION VI1 SPILL OR-LEAK PROCEDURES '- ^ STEPS TO 66 taken in case material is releasco-oh arilleo - , ' " " ' " .<!? Rebag in impermeable bags ; ';T7 WASTE DISPOSAL. METKOO Dusty waste to be disposed of in seated impermeable containers.____ ~ * ._______;_______' ' ' . 3- ii.--.-~ ^ ^-v-An r-^; y T" ; W SECTION VIII - SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION '' ' " <. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION {Specify type! ._ , . ~~ a ' Type specified for asbestos dust by U.S. Bureau of Mi VENTILATION >' LOCAL EXHAUST* . Where practicable MECHANICAL (General} -V./-: - -** -' ` *'> ` * SPECIAL OTHER . *' * ** ' *' PROTECTIVE CLOVES . - -ns *. . '* EYE PROTECTION ' ' OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT . Overalls and headgear * - SECTION IX - SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS PRECAUTIONS TO 8E TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING Store in impermeable bags or OTHER PRECAUTIONS containers which do not permit the escape of dust.. . ; PAGE 12) .... po is.i . * |..2-a.r-*5',*'* 2v` ' - ' , l:?K3`Xfe'C.-.tf. -c-*r ' =<?*,, .V-ivv. . ` ^Pi3v^:r?;'V . '-C-lSg Foon!OSHA-20 > >n. Hti 71 gi JMM 00000314 J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. Internal Correspondence To : Ernie Pronske Date: January 21, 1986 From : E. E. Wang Copies : Wilfred Wang. C.J. Chen, All Plane Managers Subject : J-M's Material Safety Data Sheets To comply with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, 1 have revised our MSDS's. Enclosed please find five different MSDS's to be duplicated and distributed to our customers through J-M . sales representatives. (Please duplicate copies as many as--you need.) Copies of those revised MSPS1s should be provided to our customers/distributors with the next shipment of our products. This is required by law even when the customers/distributors have not requested our MSDS's. JAIL 2 1 NIG JMM 00000315 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PREPARED BY Dr. E.E. Wing DATE 1-30-S7 SECTION l Manufacturer's Sa-ae, Address, -and Phone Number J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Scerrv Road. Stockton. CA 95ZQ6 (ZQ9I 937-1500__________________ Product Trade Name and Synonyms TRANSITE Pipe .' Chemical Name and Synonyms Asbestos-Cement Pipe Chemical Family Mineral Formula N/A SECTION IIS INGREDIENTS' Substance - Asbestos (Chrysotue) <g ' Asbestos (Crocicolite) ^ |0 . frr7Stannp) Portland Cement . CAS # IZ001-29-S L332-Z1-4 * i^soa-fto-7 ` None . WT. % 11 4 35 so ScCiION III: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS Subs ..ance CSEA`3 pel ACC-IH's TLV Asbestos (Chr7sofc:le) . Asbestos (Crocidoiite) 0.2 ifcc 0.2f/cc Zf/cc 0.25/cc ` Listed as Carcinogen Yes Yes Silica (Crvsialtine) (lG!,ror 30** mp ' M3) / f%SiOo42) Same as PEL Mo Fortiar.d Cemer-t 50 mppc: 5* or 10=*=sg/M3 No ' *As ressirable dust: 'As total dus t 5"*lf Asbssics fibers measured 2^ th ose longer than S ajicrcreters. P-T 1 r*A TT V tr> 'f -1- ft -3 ,j _1 i JMM 00000316 I SECTION IV: PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Point (F) Vapor Pressure (nan Eg) Vapor Density (Air = 1) . .N/A Specific Gravity (HgO3!) 1-35 Percent, Volatile' . N/A by Volume (%) ..Evaporation Hate N/A ( " =D N/A : n/a Solubility in Water . n/a Aupe2.ra.nce and Odor Grayish-white pine; odorless SECTION V: FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Flash Point (Method Osed) N/A Flammable 'Limits Extinguishing Media Lei . . N/A Del N/a Special Fire Fighting Procedures N/A Unusual Fire and Expla sioQ Hazards VT None ....... . ._ .. . SECTION VI: REACTIVITY DATA Stability Conditions to Avoid - . .. . ., Pow#r drjTPD saws wita sKrstiv thof.l/i NJOT* h ;or n?",* riC'ihC h^vPiifiO Stable unstable asbestos-cement nine. Always avoid creating and breathing Y dust. Incompatability (Mater ials to .Avoid) None Hazardous Decompositio n Products . Nor." ______ Eazardous Polymerization Conditions to Avoid N/A May Occur Will Nor Occur JMM 0000031? "' ; -'____________________________________________________ ' 1 St SECTION VI l: HEALlH HAZARD DATA - (See also Section 50) Effects of Overexposure Inhalation of prrp<sie crystalline sili-ca nav cause silicosis. Overexposure to airborne asbestos fibers may cause pulmonary diseases (asbestosis. mesothelicma, pleural plaques, and lung cancer). Smoking greatly increases cancer risk from '<nosurf. The descriptions and svmotoms of the above mentioned diseases are eiver izi Sectios XL . . - -. _ Emergency and First Aid Procedures Inbalatioa: Move person to fresh air. Eyes; Wash with water for 15 minutes. Skin: Clean area of contact. . Tr>c*stian: Seek medical attention if necessary. . _ -` . t " ** " 1 . - . .. ____ -........... * *` .. '"SECtrON'Ynn"`SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES ... -Streps to be Taicen in Case Material is Released or Spilled ' Ripe fragments and installation debris must be handled in a manner which avoids airborne dispersion of asbestos dust. Ose wet or vacuum method-for clean-up. - * *' ** ' - - -- -- --* " ' Waste Disposal Method Cocmjv x- r`- 111 ^oolic-ble iccsL st^re. end federal reenjia.tick's. .. -3- JMM 00000318 SECTION IX: SPECIAL PROTECTION information Respiratory Protection - Not required when recommended work practices are followed. .* _ Local Exhaust Ventilation Mechanical Protective Gloves ,,. Not reauirea N/A N/A -. Special _ Other N/A N/A Eye Protection . .. Not required Other Protective Equipment are followed. Not reauired when recommended work practices - x:SECTION SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS (See also Section XU) . Precautions to be Taken m Handling ana Storing - Follow "Recommended Work Practices for A/C Pipe" Dublishea by A/C Pioe Producers Atsnnph-nn. - JkC . ^ " - ' Other Precautions ,.. . . . . . .. All tools whicn mav release asaestos fioers in excess ot tie exposure limits shall be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. . ..... REMARKS _. . . ... .v inis mformatloa :s given without . ., ,, representation. inducsgect or license of any kind, except that it Is accurate to the best of our knowledge or obtained from sources believed b~y vis to be accurate. and we do not assutne any legal responsebill;. f for use or reliance coon same. JMM 00000319 1 A/C PIPE - SECTION-XI HEALTH HAZARDS - DESCRIPTIONS AND SYMPTOMS SILICOSIS, A disease dee to breathing air containing anatomically by generalized fibrocic changes adulations in both lungs. crystalline silica, characterized and the development, of miliary The symptoms include gradually increasing difficulty in breathing and nonuroductive cough, shortness of breath, decreased chest expansion, lessened capacity for stork, absence of fever, and increased susceptibility to tuberculosis. ASBESTOSIS This is a chronic lung disease in which the lungs become scarred as a result of the biological reaction to inhaled asbestos. Damage to the lungs is irreversible and progressively disabling. '. Affected individuals experience shortness of breath on .exertion. Examining physicians may note a bluish color of the lips and tongue, an alteration in the nails, and near crackles at the base of the lungs- The chest x-ray is found to have an increase in the profusion of small irregular opacities and deterioration may be noted in tests of lung function. Although asbestosis does not n.ecessariiy lead to lung cancer, individuals with this disease are at high risk to develop cancer. Mesothelioma This is a malignant tumor of the thin membranes lining the chest and abdominal cavities. It is an -extremely rare cancer in the general papulation and is almost invariably associated with asbestos exposure. It is a rapidly progressive disease - leading to death within a year or two of appearance. The first symptom may be shortness of breath or pain in the wall of the chest aggravated by deep breathing or abdominal pain varying from vague discomfort to severe spasms- Pleural Plaoues The rdeura are the membranes lining the chest cavity. Asbestos fibers reaching this cavity may produce scarring of these membranes. This is visible in the chest x-ray as a pleural thickening. If calcium salts become deposited in these areas, then pleural plaques are produced. Pleural thickening is a common complication of pulmonary asbestosis and these x-ray signs are often used as markers of asbestos exposure. JMM 00000320 A/C PIPE Lung Czacer . The symptoms include a cough, or a change in the cough habit, chest pain, and - occasionaily blood-streaked sputum coughed up from the lungs. The asbesics-related lung cancer occurs more frequently in the lower lobes. Initial diagnosis is by chest 2-ra.y. SECTION xn PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPES (Hygienic Practices) ' Tn case of cutting or beveling asbestos-cement pines, all hand nr power--operated tools which may produce or release asbestos fibers should be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. Asbestos-containing material should be handled in a wet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne fibers. ' Workers engaged in the demolition of asbestos-containing pipes should be provided with appropriate respiratory equipment approved by the Bureau of Mines or . the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Eealth and special clothing such as' coveralls or similar whole body clothing. Asbestos-containing waste should be collected and disposed' of in sealed impermeable bags, or other closed, impermeable contaiaera- JMM 00000321 I' MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PREPARED BY Dr. E-E. Wang , DATE 1-30-87 SECTION I Manufacturer's Name, Address, and Phone Humber J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 1051 Soerrv Road. Stockton. CA. 95206 (2091 982-1500 Product Trade Name and Synonyms TRANSITE Pipe .- Chemical Name and Synonyms Asbestos-Cement Pipe Chemical Family Mineral * Formula N/A ' - * ^ SECTION III INGREDIENTS Substance Asbestos (Chrysotlle) -K; A-sbestos (Croddolite) fCr^rstallinel Portland Cement tJC (0 . - CAS # 12001-29-5 1332-21-d ' ieJlo-ftO-7 None WT. % 11 4 35 50 ' SECTION HI: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS Substance OSHA's PEL ACGIE's TLV Asbestos (Chrysotile) . Asbestos (Croddolite) 0.2 f/cc 0.2f/cc 2f/cc 0.2f/cc Listed as Carcinogen .Yes Yes Silica (Crystalline) (10*rar 30** me ' m3) i (%Si07-2) Portland Cement SO m-ppcf Same as PEL 5* or 10**mg/M3 No No . *As resnirable dust; **As total du t *** Asbestos fibers measured are th ase longer than 5 n icrocaeiers. Kot*' rnrf TT V to fl-Hy 'i JMM 00000322 SECTION IV: PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Point (F) Vapor Pressure (mm Hg) Vapor Density . (Air = 1) Solubility in Water . - N/A Specific Gravity (H?0=1) . N/A Percent. Volatile" by Volume (%) ..Evaporation Rate N/A ( " =D n/a 1-85 . n/a n/a AypCdX . a_uu uuor Grayish -white Dice; odorless ------------------------------------------- --- SECTION v: FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA Flash Point N/A Flammable Limits N/A Lei . . n/a Del n/a Special Fire Fighting Procedures N/A * Unusual Fire and Explosion TTa?rq7*n^ None SECTION VI : REACTIVITY DATA Stability Conditions to Avoid . Power driven saws with - Stable Unstable -------asbestos-cement tdne. Always avoid cre.^tin and hrp^thin Y' dust. incomp at ability (Materials to Avoid) ---------------------------------------------------- None . Hazardous Decomposition Products None Hazardous Polymerization tonaitions to avoid N/A May Occur 1 Will Not Occur '------------------------- -----------------------------------------------1 X 00000323 / SECTION Effects VII : HEALTH HAZARD of Overexposure DATA - {See also Section XI) - Inhalation of prcessive crystalline silica roav cause silicosis. Overexposure to airborne asbestos fibers may cause pulmonary diseases (asbestosis. mesothelioma, pleural plaques, and'lung cancer). Smoking greatly increases cancer risk from - aehestos "Tiosure. The descriptions and svmptoms of the above mentioned diseases are giver in Section XI. ' _ Emergency and First Aid Procedures Inhalation: Move person to fresh air. Eyes: Wash with water for 15 minutes. Skin: Clean area of contact. Ingestion: Seek medical attention if necessary. "* ... ** ... _" . 'section v'ih: spill or leak procedures Steps to be Taken in Case Material is Released or Spilled Pipe fragments and installation debris must be handled in a manner which avoids airborne dispersion of asbestos dust. Use wet or vacuum' method.for clean-up. Waste DisDosal Method Comply with all applicable lccaL state, and federal regulations. -3- JMM 00000324 SECTION IX: SPECIAL PROTECTION information Respiratory Protection followed. Not required when recommended work practices are ^- '* Local Exhaust Ventilation Mechanical N/A N/A *. Special ther N/A______________ N/A ' Protective Gloves _ Not required Eye Protection .. Not required Other Protective Equipment are followed. Not required when recommended work practices - x:SECTION SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS (See also Section XU) . . Precautions to be Taken m Handling ana Storing - Follow "Recommended Work Practices for A/C Pipe" published fay AJC Pipe Producers Acsnriatim. . . . . ' Other Precautions # All tools which may release asoestos fioers in excess ot the exposure limits shall be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. - REMARKS This information is given without warranty, representation, inducement or license of any kind, excapc that it is accurate to the best of our knowledge or obtainea_____ from sources believed by os to be accurate, and we do not assume any legal responsibilitry for use or reliance upon same-______ ______ JWM 00000325 SECTION.XI HEALTH HAZARDS - DESCRIPTIONS AND SYMPTOMS SILICOSIS A disease due to breathing air containing crystalline silica, characterized anatomically hy generalized fiorotic changes and the development of miliary odulations in both lungs. The symptoms include gradually increasing difficulty in breathing and non-productive cough, shortness of breath, decreased chest expansion, lessened capacity far work, absence of fever, and increased susceptibility to tuberculosis. ASBESTOSIS ' This is a chronic lung disease in which the lungs become scarred as a result of the biological reaction to inhaled asbestos. Damage to the lungs is irreversible and progressively disabling. . Affected individuals experience shortness of breath on exertion. Examining physicians may note a bluish color of the lips and tongue, an alteration in the nails, and hear crackles at the base of the lungs. The chest x-ray is found to have an increase in the profusion of small irregular opacities and deterioration may be noted in tests of lung function. Although asbestosis does, not necessarily lead to lung cancer, individuals with this disease are at high risk to develop cancer. Me sotfaelioma This is a malignant tumor of the thin membranes lining the chest and abdominal cavities. It is an -extremely rare cancer in the general population and is almost invariably associated with asbestos exposure. It is a rauidly progressive disease leading to death within a year or two of appearance. The first symptom may be shortness of breath or pain in the wall of the chest aggravated by deep breathing or abdominal pain varying from vague discomfort to severe spasms. Pleural Plaques The pleura are the membranes lining the chest cavity. Asbestos fibers reaching tViic cavity may produce scarring of these membranes- Tais is visible in the chest x-ray as a pleural thickening. If calcium salts become deposited in these areas, then pleural plaques are produced- Pleural thickening is a common complication of pulmonary asbestosis and these x-ray signs are often used as markers of asbestos exposure. . JMM 00000326 .! i A/C PIPE Lung Cancer " . . The symptoms include 2 cough, or a change in the cough habit, chest pain, and - occasionally blood-streaked sputum coughed up from the lungs. The asbestos-related lung cancer occurs more frequently in the low-er lobes. Initial diagnosis is by chest x-ray. section xn PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPES (Hygienic Practices) ' In case of cutting or beveling asbestos-cement pipes, all hand or power-operated tools which may produce or release asbestos fibers should be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. Asbestos-containing material should he handled in a wet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne fibers. Workers engaged in the demolition of asbestos-containing pioes should be provided with appropriate respiratory equipment approved by the Bureau of Mines or the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health and special clothing . such as coveralls or similar whole body clothing. Asbestos-containing waste should be collected and disposed of in sealed impermeable bags, or other dosed, impermeable containers. t r.c JMM 00000327 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. ...... 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. California 95206 Td.:(209) 982-1500 Tdoc359491 Tdecopicn(209) 465-8184 December 5, 1986 Bralcegate Limited PO Box 14095 West Allis. Wi 53214 Attn: Peter Trettin (414) 383-2020 Re: Request for Quotation. 1967 - Dear Peter, Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submic the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by 12/30/86 ' or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE DENISON, TX 2.510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST ASBESTOS BLUE FIBER WMS-6 WML--6 694 ST 347 ST 1,400 ST 482 ST If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. PH/Js enclosures JMM 00000328 T: J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. _ .. . 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton, California 93206 TeL:C209) 982-1500- Tekx:359491 Tetecopier.(209) 465-8184 December 5, 1986 t V Re: Request for Quotation, 1987 ' ^ear Gordon, ,, . ' , Below you will, find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 'Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. T .......... . Also, please.submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by 12/30/86^or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER AT GRADE 5R GRADE DENISON, XX 2,510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding the above itecs. please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely, Huang, Y; lng Manager PH/js enclosures '1 JMM 00000329 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. . ^. 1051 Sperry Road, Stockton. California 95206 Td.r<209) 982-1500 Tefcr:359491 Telecopier:(209) 465-8184 -' December 5, 1986 ;V ,,J M Asbestos Sales Inc. 2000 Peel St. Suite 750 Montreal, Quebec E3A 2W5 (514) 288-5917 Attn: Gerard Hughes . Re: Request for Quotation. 1987 - Hear Mr. Hughes, . ' ... Below you will find a list, of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with pur forcast requirements for the year .1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. ., " ' Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by______12/30/86 or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE DENISON, TX 2,510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding the above itecs, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely, it chasing Manager FH/js enclosures JMM 00000330 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. . . ;......... 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton. Cafifornia 95206 Tei:(209) 982-1500 Telex:359491 * TdecopKr^209) 465-8184 Decediei 5, 1986 . Eastern Chen Trading Co. Ltd. 1117 Suite 603 Saint Catherine West Montreal, Que. Canada H3B IHS Attn: (514) T.T. Chea 281-0141 .' Re: Request for Quotation, 1987 .' Dear Hr. Chen, Belov you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer to our purchase specification as attached for your reference. Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by -12/30/86 or sooner. DESCRIPTION ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER 4T GRADE 5R GRADE DENISON, TX 2,510 ST 350 ST 1987 FORCAST STOCKTON, CA. 3,250 ST 480 ST If there are any questions regarding Che above items, please feel free to call me anytime. Sincerely. r FH/js . enclosures r JMM 00000331 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. ... ............... 1051 Sperry Road, Stockton, California 95206 * Td :(209) 982-1500 Tctex:339491 Tdecopierr(209) 465-8184 : December 16, 1986 ' Cassiar Mining Corp. 2000-1055 West Hastings St. Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6E 3V3 (604) 688-2511 Attn: John S. Oughtred Re: Bequest for Quotation, 1987 Dear Mr. Oughtred, 4 Below you will find a list of our raw materials, additives, and/or operating supplies with our forcast requirements for the year 1987 Please refer Co our purchase specification as attached for your reference. . Also, please submit the quotation, with your catalog or literature. For these products by 12/30/86 or sooner. DESCRIPTION 1987 FORCAST. ASBESTOS WHITE FIBER DENISON, TX STOCKTON, ' 4T GRADE 5R GRADE 2.510 ST 350 ST 3.250 ST. 480 ST. If there are any questions regarding the above items, please feel free to call me anytime. ` Sincerely, r f PH/js enclosures r- JMM 00000332 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. , 1051 Sperry Road. Stockton, California 95206 TcL:{209) 982-1500 Tdex:359491 Teleeopier:(209> 465-8184 Re: J-M To Cease Manufacture Of Asbestos Cement (A/C) Pipe Products Effective: May 31, 1988 : i Because the use of A/C pipe products has declined drastically over the past few years, J-M will cease to manufacture these products on May 31, 1988 at Denison, Texas. J ' ; J-M has attempted to supply A/C pipe in a declining market while i simultaneously producing sufficient volume pec producing plant to remain economically viable. For this reason, the Stockton, California A/C j facility was shut down in June of 1987 uith Denison, Texas remaining as j the sole A/C pipe producing facility in the J-M organization. As markets further declined, Denison production decreased from five days to ; three and Chen finally to two. to produce- at which point it is no longer economical j. J I The decision to cease production was made only after very, very careful j. and thoughtful evaluation of all factocs involved, including our loyal j employees at Denison- It vas a difficult decision, but the declining | market left us no choice. | | For those of you who are currently active with J-M A/C products, our ; personnel will closely coordinate with you to implement our withdrawal .' from the marketplace inas orderly a manner as possible. i- A/C products have served th.e American public for a long, long time and j we sincreiy appreciate the business that we have had with you over the j years. i \ Ernest H. Pronske Vice President of Sales EHP/mec = ' ; JMM 00000333 CONFIDENTIAL J-M Manufacturing Company,Inc. ; ~7 NEWS RELEASE Bulletin J-M A/C Pipe Co. announced today its decision to cease PRODUCTION OF ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE AT ITS DENISON, TEXAS FACILITY IN LATE NaY, 1988. THE PLANT WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE AT ITS CURRENT LEVEL FOR SEVERAL MONTHS TO ASSURE OUR CUSTOMERS AND OUR EMPLOYEES AN ORDERLY TERMINATION OF THE J-M A/C PIPE BUSINESS. The decision to cease production of A/C pipe by J-ft is a RESULT OF DECLINING MARKET CONDITIONS, J~M's ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPE PRODUCTION HAS BEEN REDUCED BY OVER 75 PERCENT IN THE PAST FEW YEARS AND IS CONTINUING TO DECLINE. The ASBESTOS CEMENT pipe operation was formerly owned by Johns-Manyille and began operation in 1958. During Johns-Manyille bankruptcy proceedings in 1932, the Denison PLANT AND SEVEN OTHER PIPE MANUFACTURING FACILITIES WERE sold to J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. The asbestos cement closure at Denison will not affect the PVC pipe operation co-located at the Denison plant. The reduced operation at Denison will affect approximately one-half of the 180 people now employed. JMM 00000334 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. . 1051 Speny Road. Stockton, California 95206 Td.:(Z09) 982-1500 Tdac359491- Tekxopicr.(209) 465-3184 June 4, 1987 Me. Peter Trettin Post Office tax 14095 West Allis, Wisconsin 53214 Dear Sir: It is with mixed emotions that J-M Manufacturing announces that our Stockton, California facility will cease production of our Asbestos Cement (A/Cl pipe, effective July 1, 1987. However, our A/C pipe production will be consolidated and continued at our Dension, Texas plant. The move to consolidate is due to many economic considerations in line with the general decline of the A/C pipe market. -- We would like to express pur genuine appreciation to yon and your firm with whom we have enjoyed an excellent business relationship. We would also like to thank you for your support during our years of A/C production and hope sincerely that your firm will continue to your support through the end of June 1987 with regards to our Stockton, California facility's needs. Sincerely, PH/CVS JMM 00000335 J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. :. , , Internal Correspondence To : All Plant Managers Date: February 18, 1986 From : E. E. Wang, Stockton H.Q. Copies : C. J. Chen, Wilfred Wang " Subject : ASBESTOS THRESHOLD EXPOSURE LEVEL Asbestos is a known animal and human carcinogen. It has been listed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a hazardous air pollutant. The California Air Resources Board has recently reconmended its listing as a toxic air contaminant. It should be further noted that there is not sufficient available scientific evidence to support the identification of an exposure level below which carcinogenic effects would not occur. . Since no threshold exposure level (helow which no significant adverse health effects are expected to occur) can be established, plant workers exposed to the asbestos environment (regardless of the current airborne asbestos concentrations) are required to wear.their suitable respirators all tbe time. JMM 00000336 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET PREPARED BY Or. E-E. Wang DATE 1-30-87 SECTION I Manufacturer's Same, Address, and Phone Humber J-M A/C PIPE CORPORATION 10SI Sperry Road, Stockton. CA 95206 (209) 98Z-1SOO Product Trade Name and Synonyms TRANSITE Pipe_______________________. Chemical Name and Synonyms . Asbestos-Cement Pipe ___________ Chemical Family Mineral Formula N/A SECTION in INGREDIENTS Substance . Asbestos (Chrysotile) ^ <2 _ Asbestos (Crocidplite) Silica (Crystalline) Portland Cement (0 . - ` CAS $ 1ZOO1-29-5 133Z-Z1-4 ' I4808-A0-7 ' None WT. % 11 4 75 50 ` - SECTION III: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMITS Substance OSHA's PEL ACGIH's TLV Asbestos (Chrysotile) . Asbestos (Crocidolite) 0.Z f/cc. . O.Zf/cc Zf/cc O.Zf/cc Listed as Carcinogen Yes Yes Silica (Crystalline) (10*Cor 30** me m3) / (%SiO?+Z) Same as PEL Portland Cement . 50 trvppcf 5* or 10**mg/M3 No No ' As respirable dust; **As total dui t **" Asbestos fibers measured are tl sse longer than 5 jcroraeters. Note- PFf. ?n(i TI V i-rfp-- to H-hr. r 1- - * .a JMM 00000337 ' SECTION IV: PHYSICAL DATA Boiling Point (P) r Vapor Pressure (mm Hg) Vapor Density (Air - 1) Solubility in Water .N/A N/A N/A N/A Specific Gravity (H20=1) ` Percent, Volatile by Volume (%) Evaporation Rate ( =1) 1-8 S N/A N/A Appearance and Odor Grayish-white pine; odorless . - SECTION V: FIRE AND EXPL051 ON HAZARD DATA Flasb Point (Method used; N/A . Flammable Limits Extinguishing Media ' N-A Lei . . N/A Uel N/A Special Fire Fighting Procedures N/A - _r Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards None " - SECTION VI: REACTIVITY DATA Stability Conditions to Avoid .. Power driven saws with - - Stable Unstable ahra-ove Hi=r--i shnnlrt NOT he rtsed fordrv nitfinp or bevelinP asbestos-cement pipe. Always avoid creatine and breathing ________X__________ ____dust.____;______ Incompatability (Materials to Avoid) ' None ' Hazardous Decomposition Products None Hazardous Polymerization Conditions to Avoid N/a May Occur Will Not Occur X JMM 00000338 ____________ SECTION Yi [ ! HEALTH HAZARD DATA {Sc also Section XI) . ' . : - ' . ' Effects of Overexposure Inhalation of excessive o-vstalline silica max rauw - silicosis. Overexposure to airborne asbestos fibers may cause pulmonary diseases (asbestosis. mesothelioma, pleural plaques, and lung, cancer). Smoking greatly increases cancer risk from asbestos exnosure. The descriptions and symptoms of the above mentioned diseases are eiver in Section XL . Emergency and First Aid Procedures Inhalation: Move person to fresh air. Eyes: Wash with water for IS minutes. Skin: Clean area of contact. Ingestion: Seek medical attention if necessary. SECTToN~ VTTiY SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES Steps to-be TaJten in Case Material is Released or Spilled '. Pipe fragments and installation debris must be handled in a manner which avoids . ...airborne dispersion of asbestos dust. Use wet or vacuum method-for-dean-up. ' ......................................................... . Waste Disposal Method ' Comolv with all applicable local, state, and federal regulations. -3- JMM 00000339 00 i ' SECTION IX: Respiratory SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION protection ... - . Not required when recommended work practices are - followed. '. ` Local Exhaust N/A .. Special N/A. Ventilation Mechanical N/A tlier N/A Protective Gloves . Not required Other Protective Equipment are followed. Eye Protection ., Not required - Not required when recommended work practices . SECTION X: SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS (See also Section XII) Precautions to be Taken in Handling and Storing - Follow 'Recommended Work Practices for A/C Pipe* published by A/C Pine Producers _ Avsnriarian. Other Precautions t. .* ... Ail toots which may release asbestos fibers in excess of tne exposure limits shall be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. REMARKS This information is given without warrantT representation, inducement or license of any kind, except that it is accurate to the best of our knowledge or obtained from sources believed by us to be accurate, anij we do not awmnp any legal responsibility for use or reliance upon same. ' JMM 00000340 SECTION XI HEALTH HAZARDS - DESCRIPTIONS AND SYMPTOMS SILICOSIS . A disease due to breathing air containing crystalline silica, characterized anatomically by generalized fibratic changes and the development of miliary nodillations in both lungs. The symptoms include gradually increasing difficulty in hreatbing and non-productive cough, shortness of breath, decreased chest expansion, lessened capacity for work, absence of fever, and increased susceptibility to tuberculosis. ASBESTOSIS This is a chronic lung disease in which the lungs become scarred as a result of the biological reaction to inhaled asbestos. Damage to the lungs is irreversible and progressively disabling. . Affected, individuals experience shortness of breath on exertion. Examining physicians may note a bluish color of the lips nnH tongue, an alteration in the nails, and hear crackles at the base of the lungs. The chest x-ray is found to have an increase in the profusion of small irregular opacities and deterioration may he noted in tests at lung function. - Although asbestosis does, not necessarily lead to lung cancer, individuals with this disease are at high risk to develop cancer. ' Mesothelioma ' . This is a malignant tumor of the thin membranes lining the chest and abdominal cavities. It is an -extremely rare cancer in the general population and is almost invariably associated with asbestos exposure. It is a rapidly progressive disease leading to death within a year or two of appearance. The first symptom may he shortness of breath or pain in the wall of the chest aggravated by deep breathing or abdominal pain varying from vague discomfort to severe spasms. . Pleural Plaques The pleura are the membranes lining the chest cavity. Asbestos fibers reaching this cavity may produce scarring of these membranes. This is visible in the chest x-ray as a pleural thickening. If calcium salts become deposited in these areas, then. pleural plaques are produced. Pleural thickening is a common complication of pulmonary asbestosis and these x-ray signs are often used as markers of asbestos exposure. . JMM 00000341  A/C PIPE Lung Cancer '_ ' The symptoms include a tough, or a change in the cough habit, chest pain, and - occasionally blood-streaked sputum coughed from the lungs. The asbestos-related lung cancer occurs more frequently in the lower lobes. Tnirial diagnosis is by chest x-ray. - SECTION X0 PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING ASBESTOS-CONTAINING PIPES ` (Hygienic PracticesJ ' In case of cutting or beveling asbestos-cement pipes, all hand -or power--operated tools which may produce or release asbestos fibers. should be provided with local exhaust ventilation systems. Asbestos-containing material should be handled in a vet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne fibers. Workers engaged in the demolition of asbestos-containing pipes should, be provided with appropriate respiratory equipment approved by the Bureau of Mines or . the National Institute for Occupational Safdty and Health and special clothing such as coveralls or similar whole body clothing. 1' ,. . Asbestos-containing waste should be collected and disposed of in sealed impermeable bags, or other closed, impermeable containers. JMM 00000342 J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. >; All Plant Managers front E. E _ Wang-- Stockton HQ Cope: B.G. Burnett, 8.K. Chi . Subject CORPORATE SAFETY PROGRAM Internal Correspondence Date January 5, 1584 . _ Enclosed is the Corporate Safety Program for J-M Manufacturing . Company, Inc. and J-M A/C Pipe Corporation. Please peruse it and then let your plant employees read through it. * *V--; . ' ' ' ' The occupational safety and health of J--U employees is our prime concern, and should be treated as an Integral part of . ; our jobs.; It is the policy of this. Company to provide safe ' and healthful working conditions/operating practices; that will ensure a safe work environment for employees. . , In order for this safety program to become more effective, every J--If'employee should take a serious interest' in safety. It must be pointed out that safety is the responsibility of every executive, every manager, every supervisor, and every . worker within each one's scope of action. By working together, we can maintain a safe working environment for all J--U employees. Dr. E. E. Wang Manager, Corporate Environmental Control i: JAN. O 6 1981 JMM 00000343 J-H MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. J- A/C PIPE CORPORATION CORPORATE SAFETY PROGRAM JMM 00000344 CONTENTS Page Statement of Corporate Safety Policy.................................................................................... 1 -Acknowledgement of Receipt of Company's Safety Rules................................. 2 Objective of Safety Program............................................................................................................... 3 Basic Safety Program........................................................................................................................... 4-6 Position Responsibilities.................................................................................................................... 7 - 8 Control of Safe Working Conditions-.-.................................................................................... 9 Training and Supervision of Employees................................................................................. 10 Safety Inspections..................-....................................................................................................................... 11 Safety Meetings........................................................................................... Basics of Accident Prevention................................................................. Accident Investigation....................................................................................................................... 14 Employee Health and Emergency Treatment of Injuries.................................... 15 Legal Safety Requirements.......................................................................................................................... 16 Employee Consultation and Warning Notice......................................................................... 17 General Safety Rules..................................................................1.................................................................. 18 - 20 Specific Safety Regulations....................................................................................................:... 21 - 31 Appendix 12 13 JMM 00000345 STATEMENT OF CORPORATE SAFETY POLICY As management, we at J--M Manufacturing Company and J--M A/C Pipe Corporation recognize our responsibilities to establish a policy in the interest of safety. The safety and health of employees at-J-M is of primary importance. It is the policy of this Company to provide safe and healthful working conditions and operating practices that will ensure a safe work environment for employees. " All levels of management have a primary responsibility for the safety of all employees. The employee in turn is expected to adhere to the regulations and policy outlined by the Company. Management and supervisors at all levels will assure that a safe place to work is provided for all employees. Employees will be expected to assist in uncovering unsafe working condi tions or unsafe equipment by reporting such conditions or equipment to their supervisors. In order for this safety program to become effective, managers of each department must personally take a serious interest in safety. It must be pointed out that safety is the responsi bility of every executive, every manager, every supervisor, and every worker within each one's scope of action- These responsibilities can be met only by working continuously to .promote safe work practices among all employees and to main tain property and equipment in safe operating conditions. By working together, we can maintain a safe working environment for all employees. Signed: VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS DIVISION 7 =W- 7P1RESIDENT OF THE COMPANY -1- JMM 00000346 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OP COMPANY'S SAFETY BOLES I have received and read a copy of Company's Safety Rules, and agree to follow all rules as a condition of my employment. I will ask my supervisor if I do not understand any of the rules. If I find any unsafe conditions, I will report them to my supervisor. SIGNATURE OF EMPLOYEE DATE Copy to be returned to personnel departmentJMM 00000347 OBJECTIVE OP SAFETY PROGRAM It is the objective of J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. and J-M A/C ripe Corporation to implement an effective safety program m order to minimize injury and suffering to employees, promote maximum efficiency of operations throughout the Company. The broad objective can be successfully achieved by ini tiation and continued observance of the following: 1. Planning all work to minimize personal injury, property damage, and loss of productive time . . 2. Maintenance of a system for prompt detec tion and correction of faulty procedures, unsafe practices and conditions. 3. Making available and enforcing the use of personal protective equipment and all necessary mechanical guards. 4. Establishing an effective system of tool and equipment inspection and maintenance. .5. Institution of an educational program to maintain interest and cooperation of all levels of employment through (a) investi gation of all accidents to determine cause and initiation of prompt corrective action, (b) regular effective safety meetings, (c) posting and enforcing minimum safety require ments for all job operations, (d) use of bulletins , posters, and other appropriate visual aids. -3- JMM 00000348 BASIC SAFETY PROGRAM I. Purpose: The purpose of this program is to effectively guide the company employees in the pursuit of safety. Efforts directed to reduce accidents will succeed only to the degree that all management personnel apply the principle that safety is an operating responsibility and demands the same executive direction and control given to increasing efficiency of production. II. Supervisor Activities -- ;BASXC; Specific safety functions are assigned to supervisors. They are designed to involve the supervisor in all areas of the program Because it is only through their active participation and support that the program can be successful. These activities can be related to the acronym BAS I C, indicating they are fundamental, but essential to- the program. They are: B-Basic Training A-Accident Investigation - S-Safety Meetings I--Inspections C-Counseling Individual Employees . Basic Training: Supervisors are required to participate in an indoctrination program for new employees. The purpose is to make certain that the employee receives the necessary information to begin work. Training progress of new employees must be closely monitored by supervisors to insure the employee is performing the job as in structed and doing it safely. This orienta tion checklist will become a permanent part of the personnel file. - Accident Investigation: Supervisors will conduct -investigations of all injuries to their employees. The Accident Investigation Report will be completed to in clude corrective action taken, and forwarded to the plant manager for review within two days. The safety officer will maintain accident report files. . The responsibility to conduct an accident investigation is one which cannot be taken lightly. The reason is obvious! It is the only way to systematically establish all the facts concerning how and why an accident occurred, and then take action to prevent a recurrence. ' This responsibility lies with the immediate supervisor of the injured employee. His job is to gather all available information from the injured employee, witnesses,- the scene, etc. then apply his experience in evaluating that information and report his idea of what happened, how it happened, why it happened and what has been done to prevent a recurrence. --4-- JMM 00000349 Followin'! are some basics on how to get the facts: 1. Remind the employee of the investigation's purpose. If the employee is afraid of ridicule, reprimand, etc.,' he probably will not help in identifying the facts. He must understand the purpose is NOT to find fault. 2. Let the employee tell his/her story at the scene. His story should include what he was doing, how he was doing it and what happened. Let him complete his story without interruption. 3. Ask questions. The supervisor must be sure he clears up any misunderstandings. 4. Check understanding. The supervisor should describe the accident as he understands it, checking key points. 5. Discuss how to prevent recurrence. The supervisor must cover specifically what needs to be done to prevent recurrence. Here the employee's opinion could be valuable. This step must be covered to conclude a useful accident investigation. Safety Meetings: Supervisors are required to hold safety meetings regularly for their employees. Prepared safety talks will be distributed periodically. Super visors are encouraged to present information applicable to their employees' jobs, hazards, injury experience, etc. ' ' Inspections: Each supervisor is expected to conduct a planned inspection on his areas of responsibility at least once a week. These inspections are to be conducted for each shift". A summary of the inspection results will be forwarded to the plant manager. It is important that the supervisors ' weekly inspection be planned, not incidental. By incidental, it means just keeping our eyes ' open for unsafe acts or conditions. This type or inspection should be taking place continuously. The planned inspection is deliberate and thorough. When the supervisor sets out on the inspection, he has in mind out-of-the--wav areas to check, specific tools, machines, or processes;specific conditions to look for, etc. Nothing is left to chance. -5JMM 00000350 Counseling of Individual Employees; From time to time, it is necessary to counsel employees on an individual basis tor various reasons (unsafe acts, injury, adherence to safety rules, etc.) The topic of discussion should always have specific application for the individual counseled. This feature of the pro gram helps to reinforce with employees manage ment's committment to safety. -6- JMM 00000351 POSITION RESPONSIBILITIES . It is the Company*s policy that all employees accept personal responsibility for the successful operation of the safety program as outlined below. I. Plant Manager: As part of the cooperative effort to reduce needless waste and personal injury, plant managers will manage the devel opment of a practical and effective safety program. It shall be their responsibility to maintain an interest and participate in accident control through (1) review and action of accident control records, (2) review of recommendations submitted by the safety inspectors, and appropriate cor rective action taken by the managers, and J3) issue letters and bulletins concerning accident prevention problems as required. II- Personnel Or Employee Relations Manager: It is the responsibility of the personnel manager to assure that planned safety is observed by issuing instructions to all supervisors, holding them responsible for preventing all accidents, and requiring them to comply with all pro visions of the safety program by (1) maintenance of the accident.record and reporting system, (2) maintenance of interested participation in safety through regular atten dance at safety meetings, and (3) initiation of corrective action in response to safety recommendations. III. Safety Officer/Supervisor: It is the job of the. safety officer/supervisor to effectively administer the safety program to the working employee by . Cl) review and supervision of the use of the accident report and investigation form, (2) maintenance of the Accident Record summary, (3) preparing the necessary insurance and regulatory jurisdictional reports for transmittal to the manager, 14J filing-and keeping custody of all job accident records, and (5) controlling and supervising dispensing of safety equipments. IV. Foreman: All foremen are an integral part of safety work and the amount of effort they expend toward accident prevention in their daily assignments helps determine whether or not a good safety record is established. The'responsibilities of the foreman include (1) instructing personnel under his supervision in safe work practices and work methods at the time they are given work assignments, (2) determining that all personnel have the proper protective equipment and suitable tools for the job before starting work ana that it is used, (3) constantly checking to see that no unsafe Rractices or conditions are allowed to exist anywhere under is jurisdiction. (4) setting a good example for his men, (5) acquainting his men with the safety requirements and insuring that they are enforced, (6) making a complete . . -V -7- JMM 00000352 investigation of accidents involving his men to determine facts necessary to take corrective action, {7} promptly completing the Accident Report and Investigation Form and forwarding it to the safety officer, and (8) holding weekly safety meetings with his men to discuss observed unsafe practices and conditions, the accident experience of his men and the correction of the accident causes, and safety suggestions with his men. -8- JMM 00000353 "sr'jr CONTROL OF SAFE WORKING CONDITIONS Positive controls should be accomplished to assure that all areas and . equipment are properly maintained and free from easily recognizable hazards. "' Supervisory personnel should be required to inspect, work areas and equipment on a scheduled Dasis and to correct all deficiencies noted. Reports of the inspection results ' should be made and sent to the safety officer. Maximum use should be made of. technical specialists pro vided by th^ casualty and fire-insurance carriers** the State labor and. Health Department . and related agencies. Dis- . -tribution of recommendations developed by these agencies will be directed to the supervisor in charge*'with a formal'- . ? follow-up procedure being established. i- JMM 00000354 TRACKING AMD SUPERVISION OF EMPLOYEES Since many industrialaccidents are caused by unsafe acts and they are related directly to the lack of adequate job training, supervisory personnel will be required to thoroughly train and supervise each new or transferred employee in proper job performance and safety requirements. Rules and procedures should be established and posted for safe performance at all job sites. Immediate supervisors should evaluate driving techniques in the proper equipment along with vehicle maintenance proce dures for all personnel who drive or operate company vehicles or equipment. Deficiency should be reported and corrected immediately. Driver records should be maintained for all drivers of motor vehicles in order that special training or assistance may be provided promptly where needed. Short safety meetings should be held on a regular scheduled basis, at which time various pertinent safety.subjects will be discussed. -10- JMM 00000355 SAFETY INSPECTIONS Safety Inspection is another method of detecting potential accident causes. Safety inspection includes observing work operations, material ana. equipment usage, and the working environment in general. These inspections are a continuous part of all supervisory duties; they are a daily' requirement of supervisory responsibilities for planning, observing and instructing -his men. Meaningful safety inspections are the result of the supervisor's ability to recognize unsafe acts or conditions. This ability can be developed by applying common sense safety principals to the knowledge of work operations, and by knowing why past accidents happened. It can easily be. seen why accident reports and investigations ate essential to the safety program. The mistakes of the past are the knowledge of the future. -11- JMM 00000356 SAFETY MEETINGS I. Monthly Meetings: A general safety meeting attended by all supervisors,' " foremen and their men shall be conducted by the safety officer each month. A. specific topic should be selec ted and prepared for presentation prior to the meeting. If desired, foremen or supervisors may be assigned presentation duties. The following should be made a part of all monthly meetings: A. Discussions of all accidents and near misses occurring since the prior meetings should be held and corrective' recommendations formulated. . B. Progress toward recommendations adopted at prior months meetings shall be reviewed. C. Minutes of all meetings should be recorded to aid in monitoring progress and for Division superintendents review. II. Weekly Supervisors Meetings: A short safety meeting should be conducted weekly by each supervisor. All such meetings should include the follow ing: * A. Each meeting should concern a specific topic relative to work either current or to be under taken in the near future. B. Employees should be given the opportunity to contribute to the meeting with either sugges tions or observations. C. A report of the meeting should be signed by the supervisor and forwarded to the safety officer. III. Special Meetings: Unscheduled meetings shall be called as new operations, special hazards, or other reasons dictate. -12- JMM 00000357 BASICS OF ACCIDENT PREVEHTIOH An accident is an unforeseen or unplanned event that may or may not result in personal injury or property damage. Accidents are caused by mistakes, and these mistakes are either unsafe acts or unsafe conditions, or a combination of the two. Although, not every accident results in damage or injury, each is a warning that a danger exists. Any accident may occur several times before an injury results, but the supervisor must not let a condition go unchecked. He must first find out why it happened, even though it may appear minor at the moment. His supervisor's responsibility is to remedy hazardous acts or conditions before someone gets hurt. Basic accident causes include: failure to understand in struction, failure to give adequate instructions, disregard of safety rules, and lack of concentration on the job. Knowing these basic causes, the supervisor should then determine the unsafe conditions ana unsafe acts that caused the accident and then plan to prevent a recurrence as soon as possbile. The supervisor should determine the problem area and correct it before it happens. -13- JMM 00000358 i ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION Investigation of accidents is an essential part of any safety program. The investigation of accidents is not made for the purpose of placing blame on someone, but to ascertain the facts in order to prevent other accidents from the same cause. Each accident should be investigated by the supervisor in charge. fie should look for the following: (a) (b) jc| (d) The true cause of the accident The action taken to prevent recurrence -.> The extent of the injury or damage Names of witnesses, if applicable, or available The "Supervisor's Accident Investigation Report Form" should be completed for ail accidents. Knowing the cause of the accident is valuable only if this knowledge leads to success ful elimination. Corrective action is the most vital part of accident investigation. If such is not taken, the in vestigation is both pointless and incomplete. The right remedy, and most economical one being-applied, is essential to the success of an accident investigation. A repetition of a similar accident may indicate that the previous remedy was ineffective or that the cause found was not the fundamental one. Once the problem is determined, corrective action should be immediate; therefore, the signing of the investigator's name places a sense of responsibility upon the investigator to give both serious and cull attention to the completion of the report. The safety officer will review the Investi gation Report for accuracy and completeness. If he is not satisfied, he will direct that further effort must be made. Determining causes of accidents often indicates means which will prevent reoccurrences. When an accident occurs, the following steps are to be taken: 1. All employees must be instructed to report - all injury accidents to their foreman. 2. The foreman shall properly complete the supervisor's Investigation Report Form ana submit it to his supervisor. 3. A copy of the Supervisor's Investigation Report Form should be forwarded to the Safety Officer.for his information and - use in monitoring the safety program. Accident reports should be viewed as an informational tool rather than a mere administrative duty. The purpose of an accident report is to assist the supervisor in determining problem areas in his work operation- The problem may be a particular piece of equipment, or an unsafe procedure, or an individual in need of instruction. Whatever the problem, the accident report, along with a thorough accident investi gation, will aid the supervisor in making his area of responsibility a safe one. -14-- JMM 00000359 rW" ,: ,t:' V' ' w-?mp EMPLOYEE HEALTH AHD EMERGENCY TREATMENT OP INJURIES " 7" "" Employee&health, both on and off the job, reflects in production and accident losses. Proper treatment of both minor and serious injuries-is a basic prerequisite to an effective employee health program and has a major effect bir- safe working attitudes of the employees. Qualified!, properly trained, first aid personnel should be available?for all company personnel. First aid supplies and equipment should be available and should be properly maintained. A -A < ' ' T. ....... . - . , s?-4, . .. .-it "<- -15- JMM 00000360 T.W3B, SAFETY REQUIREMENTS The safety of our industry is now either regulated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) as administered by the O.S. Department of Labor, or by a similar organization in certain states having approved State Plans. Federal OSHA regulations that apply to our operations are found in Title 29, Chapter XVII, parts 1910 of the Code of Federal Regulations. Part 1910 is known as the General Occupational Safety and Health Standards and applies to all xndustries. it is the intent of J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. and J-M A/C Pipe Corporation to comply fully with both the spirit of the law and all applicable regulations. -16- JMM 00000361 EMPLOYEE CONSULTATION AND WARNING NOTICE Employees who violate the safety regulations are subject to disciplinary action as follows: 1. First infraction -- oral warning 2. Second infraction -- written warning advising next infraction will be suspension 3. Third infraction -- suspension 4. Fourth infraction -- discharge The third or fourth step action will be taken for blatant or wanton violations of the safety rules, which result in a serious injury- - -17- JMM 00000362 GENERAL SAFETY ROLES You are working for an organization which is sincere in its desire to conduct all of its operations in the safest manner possible. Compliance with the general safety rules- listed below will assist us in achieving this objective. These rules are the minimum guides for working safely. Your continued awareness ana cooperation in safety is a vital part of your job. It is your duty to apply these and all accepted standards of safety. . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5- Whenever you are involved in any accident that results in personal injury or damage to property - no matter how small - accidents must be reported to your supervisor. Get first aid promptly. Report immediately, any condition or practice you.think might cause injury or damage to equipment. Do not operate any equipment which, in your opinion, is not in a safe condition. _ All prescribed safety and personal protective equipment should be used when required, and maintained in a good working condition. Obey all company rules, governmental regulations, signs, markings, and instructions: Be partic ularly familiar with those that apply directly to you. If you do not understand - ASK! 6. Leg muscles.are stronger than back muscles. Lift with your legs, not your back. Bend the knees and keep the back straight. Plan before you attempt to move a load. Con sider weight, size, shape, path of travel, and set down location. Get help if necessary. Protect your hands and fingers from rough edges, sharp corners, and metal straps. Keep hands and fingers out of pinch points between the load and other objects. . 7. Material and equipment in the work environment present enough exposure without horseplay. Absolutely no horseplay will be tolerated. 8. Every tool is designed for a specific use. Do not misuse. Inspect daily for defects. Keep tools in proper working condition. Maintain clean, sharp, oiled, dressed and adjusted. Never hit hardened steel with hardened steel, such as hitting a hatchet with a hammer. -18- JMM 00000363 Tools having burrs, cracks, mushroomed heads, broken, loose, or splintered handles shall not be used. Do not place or leave tools on overhead work ' to avoid the possibility of them falling and striking someone below. Never leave tools lying about so they create a tripping hazard. ' Never carry an edged or pointed tool in your pockets or belt unless the edge or point is fully protected. Wrenches should never be used as hammers. If the jaws are worn or sprung they should be repaired or replaced. Hake certain you know how to turn off any power tool before you turn it on. Ose proper eye protection when using tools that can create flying chips or particles. . Inspect all tools for worn or loose parts before connecting it to the power supply. Make sure all guards are in place and are secure. Check your work area for other people before starting the tool. Warn persons nearby. Be prepared for jamming of rotating tools. Have footing and balance and watch out for nearby obstructions. Check yourself for loose clothing. 9. Keep stored material, scrap, and other tripping hazards out of roads and walkways, off of stairs, and away from emergency equipment. Cords, cables, and hoses crossing roads or . walkways are to be covered to prevent tripping or damage, or are to be supported overhead. 10- The use of drugs and/or intoxicating beverages are prohibited. 11. All concentrations of combustible material must be kept to a minimum through proper housekeeping practices including trash removal and oil and grease accumulation clean up. Flammable liquids (flash point below 100F) ___ All drums dispensing flammable liquids should be grounded, bonding straps should be used when dispensing flammable liquids from drums to safety containers, all flammable liquids should be transported in approved safety containers. Combustible liquids (flash point above 100F) -- All combustible liquids should be transported in closed metal containers. -19- JMM 00000364 Extinguishers utilizing the proper type agent for tne type combustible or flammable present must be Bade available and utilized. Clear, unobstructed access to all fire extinguishers must be maintained. Care must be exercised to eliminate all gossible sources of ignition from potentially azardous areas -- Ho pmoking regulations will be established, areas posted, and observation enforced; flashlight? approved for use in hazardous locations will be pro vided; vapor tight fixtures must be provided in areas where combustible vapors may occur. -20- JMM 00000365 SPECIFIC SAFETY REGPIATIOHS In addition to the foregoing General Safety Regulations, the following regulations are to be observed by all personnel engaged in the work described under various classifications. -21- JMM 00000366 ASBESTOS X. Tnf-r-oduction This program provides guidelines for protecting J-M A/C Pipe Corporation employees* health from exposure to asbestos and complying with the OSHA asbestos standard, 29 CFR 1910.1001 effective July 1, 1976. (See also Section XX). XX. Permissible Exposure level (PET.) . No employee may be exposed to asbestos at concentrations in excess of: A. 2 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) of air averaged over an 8-hour time period. B. lOf/cc ceiling concentration averaged over a time period not exceeding 15 minutes. . C. It is J-M's policy to reduce fiber levels to the lowest feasible concentration. III. Methods of Compliance A- Employee exposure to asbestos at or below the PEL must be controlled as follows: 1. Feasible engineering controls such as isolation, enclosure, local exhaust ventilation, and dust collection. ' 2. Work practices including good housekeeping, vacuum cleaning of deposited dusts, wet cleaning, taping holes in fiber bags, etc. to prevent the emission of airborne fibers.- A clean up situation should involve wet methods. 3. Administrative procedures, principally, rotating employees to less dusty jobs. 4. Use of respirators only when engineering or ad ministrative procedures are not feasible. How ever, respirators will be provided to those employees who request to use them. IV. Employee Monitoring A. Each A/C pipe manufacturing location must administer an asbestos exposure monitoring program which, as a minimum, will meet the following requirements: . . . 1. One person, usually the environmental control engineer or the safety officer, is given the re sponsibility of conducting the tests. This person must receive the following prior to performing the tests: -22- JMM 00000367 a- Training in the basic concepts of industrial hygiene and in the use of air sampling equipment. b. Training in fiber counting as presented by the MIOSH training' course 582 "Sampling and Evalu ating Airborne Asbestos Dust". 2. Each work position where exposure to asbestos is possible must be monitored at least once every 6 months. a. Personal samples on all workers at all gob positions should be taken. b. Environmental monitoring should be done to de- ' termine fiber levels in general areas of the plant. This type of sampling can also provide an indication of background fiber levels. c. Initial monitoring should be done when a new operation is installed. d. Follow up sampling should be done when any changes, minor or major, are made to equipment or when the regular sampling program discloses fiber levels which are higher than expected. 3. Employee exposures must be evaluated whenever there is reason to believe that an increase in asbestos exposure may occur as a result of production, process or control changes, or other reasons such as through out any fiber clean-up procedure. 4. Engineering samples taken in specific areas near machinery can help determine if engineering controls are effective, or are required. * 5. Samples should be analyzed within 10 working days of the exposure monitoring. 6. If any employee's exposure is determined to exceed' 0.5f/cc then follow-up samples should be taken on that employee within 14 days of the initial deter mination . B. All plant monitoring results will be forwarded to the individual plant concerned, with a copy to the Corporate Environmental Control Department, within 5 working days of fiber counting completion. C. Employees or their designated representatives must be provided a reasonable opportunity to observe the moni toring and measuring. ` D. Corporate Environmental Control Department will period ically audit the in--plant monitoring program with on site sampling surveys and review of plant records and procedures. -23- JMM 00000368 E. Employees mast, be notified in writing within 5 days of finding the measurements in excess of.the PEL, and of the steps being taken to reduce the exposure to within the PEL. Kotifying all employees of their exposure within 14 days of the finding should be made as a matter of routine, even if they are within the OSHA limits. Employee Asbestos Exposure Hotification - A. Purpose: The Fiber Exposure Hotification (FEH) form is to be used to notify employees of the results of their monitored exposure to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers. B- Responsibility: . 1. Plant manager's responsibilities include: a. Proper implementation of this procedure as out lined. . b. Assigning competent individual{s) the responsi bility for FEN form completion and distribution. c. Reviewing/recommending/implementing action(s) to reduce or maintain airborne asbestos fiber con centration to exposure levels deemed acceptable. d. Meeting with the monitored employee (or assigning a responsible representative to meet with the ' monitored employee) to discuss with the employee the information presented on the FEN form. e. Ensuring complete compliance with this notifica tion procedure and to hold those with assigned responsibilities accountable for carrying them out properly. . f. Ensuring that recommended control actions are taken by the date stated. ' 2. Plant safety officer's responsibilities include: a. Proper completion of the FEN form. b. Proper distribution, preservation, and mainten ance of form copies. c. Aiding plant management with the proper educa tion of plant personnel relative to the purpose and meaning of monitoring programs, and provide answers to questions these employees may have. d. Reviewing monitoring results and recommending control methods, based on the results, as re quired . -24- jMM 00000369 VI. , ' -3. Employee*s responsibilities include: '' a. Maintaining good housekeeping within their work ' areas. b. Practicing good hygiene on a daily basis. c. Reporting any environmental problems to supervi sors immediately. d. Complying with health and safety rules and pro cedures . Protective Equipment A. Respirators 1. Respirator Use - Respirators may not be used to limit employee exposure to the 2f/cc level, except: a. During the installation of engineering controls. b. When engineering controls are not technically feasible. This could include maintenance of baghouses or unloading rail cars of asbestos. c. In emergencies such as an equipment failure, a break in the dry fiber conveying system, bag ruptures and cleaning. 2. Employees required to wear a respirator a. No employee should be assigned to a task requir ing a respirator if based on his/her most recent examination, an examining physician determines that: -the employee will be unable to function normally wearing a respirator, or -the safety or health of the employee or other employees will be impaired by his use of a respirator. b. If an employee would be impaired: -that employee should be rotated to another job, or -given the opportunity to transfer to a different pos'ition whose duties he is able to perform, with the same employer, in the same geographi cal area and with the same seniority, status, and rate of pay he had just prior to such transfer if that position is available. -- 3. Choice of respirator a. Use NIOSH approved respirators. -25- JMM 00000370 b. Single'use (disposable) dust respirators ' may be used in-areas shown to be within the 2f/cc level. c. For those areas or those times when fiber levels exceed 2 f/cc, the following table should be. consulted to choose the appro priate respirator: Fiber Level Acceptable Respirator 0-2 f/cc 2-20 f/cc 20-200 f/cc more than 200 f/cc Disposable respirator or no respirator Quarter-mask diist Half-mask dust Self-contained breathing apparatus Powered air purifying respirator Continuous flow supplied air B. Special Clothing 1. The company requires the use of special clothing such as disposable or cloth coveralls or similar whole body clothing, head covering, gloves, and foot covering for any employee exposed to airborne concentrations greater than 10 f/cc. 2. Laundering of asbestos contaminated clothing may be done either at the location or by contract. The contractor must be informed in writing in the servicing contract of the requirements of the OS HA Asbestos Regulation 29 CFR 1910.1000(a). The clothing must be transported in sealed impermeable bags or other closed, impermeable containers and labeled. 3. Change rooms and lockers -- Each employee exposed in excess of the PEL must be furnished two separate lockers or containers, separated or isolated so as to prevent the contamination of-the employee's street clothes from his work clothes- VII. Waste Disposal Asbestos waste, scrap, debris, bags, containers, equipment, and asbestos contaminated clothing consigned for disposal should be disposed of in sealed impermeable bags, or other closed impermeable containers. (Also refer to Federal, State and Local hazardous waste disposal requirements.) VIII. Caution Signs and Labels A- Caution signs should be displayed at each regulated area (fiber level greater than 2f/cc). Post signs at such a distance from the regulated area so that an employee may read the sighs and take necessary protective steps before entering the area marked by the signs. Post the signs at all approaches to regulated areas. -26- JMM 00000371 IX. ; ' B. Caution labels should be affixed to all raw materials, mixtures, scrap, waste, contaminated clothing, laundry bags, and other products containing asbestos fibers, or to their containers. Caution labels should be printed with letters of sufficient size and contrast to be readily visible and legible. The label may state: CAOTION Cancer--Suspect Agent. Contains Asbestos Pibers Avoid Creating Dost Remarks - A.1 The Reagan Administration issued its first Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) on November 4, 1983. OSHA has ordered that asbestos exposure be lowered to ' 0.5 f/cc from the current standard of 2 f/cc. This ETS will remain in effect for six months while OSHA prepares a new permanent standard. . B;- If the safety is regulated by the more stringent State or Local organizations in certain states having approved state plans, it is the intent of this Company to comply fully with all applicable State/Local regu lations. C. As far as the medical examinations are concerned, all applicable Federal, State, or Local regulations should be followed. -27- JMM 00000372 NOISE ABATEMENT PROGRAM I. Introduction: Noise is defined as, at least, an unwanted and, at most, a destructive sound. Noise can affect not only Nearing but also other bodily functions. Noise acts upon the body very much as other stresses do. Routine exposure to intensified industrial noise may lead to chronic physiological disturbances. The wider effects of noise are considered highly controversial, and the present American standards are based only on the effects of noise on hearing. II. Objectives: To control or reduce exposure to excessive noise in the workplace and comply with the OSHA Occupational Noise Exposure Standard, 29 CFR 1910.95 (a) through (b). (See also Sec. VI) III. Noise Exposure Limitations: A. Continuous Noise; Employee must not be exposed to the noise in excess of the sound levels shown below; Permissible Noise Exposure Duration per day (hr. ) Sound Level (dBA) 8 6 4 3 2 1H 1 h k or less 90 92 95 97 100 102 ids 110 115 Duration in hours =8 2(L-90)/5 v where L = sound level (dBA) If the variations in noise level involve peaks at intervals of 1 second or less, it is considered as continuous noise. -28- JMM 00000373 B. Impul.se/Impact Noise: Exposures to impulsive or impact noise must not exceed 140 dB peak sound pressure level. ' XV- Engineerinq/Administrative Controls: A. Requirement: When employees are subjected to sound exceeding the re gulated level, feasible engineering or administrative controls must be used to reduce the noise. B. Documentation; It is important to fully document all administrative and engineering efforts to reduce noise levels, including costs. If such efforts fail to reduce noise to'the re gulated levels, the documentation can be used in defense of OSHA citations on the grounds of infeasibility. V. Hearing Protection: If engineering or administrative efforts fail to reduce employee noise exposures to less than the permissible exposures, the employees must be provided hearing pro tectors and their use be enforced. VI. Remarks: If the occupational noise exposure standard is regulated by the more stringent State or Local organizations in certain states having approved state plans, it is the intent'of this Company to comply fully with all applicable State/Local regulations. ' -29- JMM 00000374 HEARING CONSERVATION PROGRAM I. Introduction: This program must be administered whenever an employee's noise exposure equals or exceeds an 8-hour time weighted average (TWA) sound level of 85 dB measured on the A scale of a standard sound level meter. II. Objectives: To protect employees hearing and comply with the OS HA Hearing Conservation Standard, 29 CFR 1910.95 (c) through (p). (see also Sec. V) III. Exposnre Monitoring: A. When information indicates that any employee's exposure may equal or exceed the Action Level (i.e., an 8-hour TWA of 85dBA), a monitoring program must be developed and implemented. B. Representative personal sampling must be used when there is any question that the exposure might equal or exceed the action level, and when the noise levels vary greatly or the po sition being monitored is highly mobile. C. All continuous, intermittent, and impulsive sound levels from 80 dB to 130 dB mast be . integrated into the noise measurements. Audio dosimeters used for monitoring must be designed .and set to measure from 80 dB. D. Instruments. used to measure employee noise exposure must be calibrated prior to and following exposure measurements. ' E. Monitoring must be repeated whenever a change in production, process, equipment, or controls increases noise exposure to the extent that (11 additional employees may be exposed at or above the action level, or (21 the attenuation pro vided by hearing protection being used by employees may be rendered inadequate. F. Each employee exposed at or above an 8-hour TWA of 85 dB must be notified of the results of the monitoring. G. Employees or their representatives, must be pro vided with the opportunity to observe exposure monitoring being conducted. IV. Hearing Protectors r A. Requirements for protectors: 1. Hearing protectors must be made available to all employees exposed to an 8-hour TWA of 85 dBA or greater. -30- JMM 00000375 2- Hearing protectors must be provided and replaced as necessary at no cost to the employee, except that reasonable local policies- may be established requiring payment for replacement protectors resulting from the irresponsible behavior of employees. 3. The wearing of heating protectors must be enforced when the employee is exposed to an 8-hour TWA of 90 a BA or greater. 4. Where the use of hearing protectors is mandatory, every effort must be made, including disciplinary procedures as necessary, to insure that the employee wear the protectors. B. Selection; Proper selection of hearing protection must pro vide for adequate attenuation, minimal discomfort and prevention of ear infection. Environmental work conditions such as dust, grease, temperature, . humidity, etc. may dictate the choice of a pro tector. If the protector is uncomfortable, it is not likely to be worn properly. For these reasons, a limited variety or types of hearing protectors may be required to ensure that adequate protection is provided. C. Fitting Hearing Protectors; Each employee provided hearing protectors must be individually fitted with a hearing protector. If a change in protector type'is made, refitting must be conducted. Remarks If the hearing conservation program is regulated by the more stringent State or Local organizations in certain states having approved state plans, it is the intent of this Company to comply fully with all applicable State/ Local regulations. -31- JMM 00000376 - J-M Manufacturing Company, Inc. to: All Plane Hanagers From: W. G. Burnett ^ Internal Correspondence Dae January 9, 1984 . Copies: R. Chi, E. Hang, Operations Staff Subject: CORPORATE SAFETY PROGRAM/BOOSEKEEFIHC By now you have received Che new Corporate Safety Program. Please read It very-carefully. I would like to stress the importance of safety and to encourage you Co strive for a eero accident rate as your goal. Anything less than this goal would not be consistant with this company's attitude toward safety. Remember the success of a safety program depends on you. . Z think all of you would agree thac housekeeping and safety go hand in hand. ^A clean, orderly work environment at all times should be your goali Everyone has the Inevitable production problem thac leave the shopr a mess, but it remains a priority item to bring the shop back to established housekeeping standards as soon as possible. I would appreciate you reviewing these policies with your staff and ultimately with,everyone in.Che organization. There should be no doubt in anyone's mind of J-M.1s policy'on safety and housekeeping. WCB/dm JAN. t O 1884 JMM 00000377