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TexaB City, Texas July 21, 1965 SAFETY SAMPLING INDEX PROGRAM INSPECTION TEAM NO. 41 R. A. Wallace Maintenance E. h. Travis E. N. BrasfieId Effective immediately you are hereby assigned as a member of Inspection Team No. 4l. The eapteln of your team is Mr. E. M. Travis and the other member is Mr. E. N. Brasfleld. I am sending you the attached Information about the program. sps Attachments Tony Ozarchuk^ ; SC 14677 1 1 l1 RSV0032406 r "c ..oarltu, c , natu an-i r.v*' a* , rul*.'Cii, - ;*n\ , j..-*, a- *u* Ferntr are o to -is-.*? an.; 3, rUcck---: 3S,i-?5;/ --Mock; rb . .< t- .-a ei'c oa^hc, s.iC'.'c-rs, etc*. ---u^in^ i..iv vU pai l arjt- s Jthcrity. -r, "Horseplay i* strictly lorbi.: i-n. Vo Carrying istc.Viis or lighters* l.i i>ro;.--ii: i, I -l ` * . 1 rt _ <*. . ^ *nfett >k > N, .-, ir! Si- . , ACTS 1. l r.sale work position--working lroj. uanpraiia, staining on stall plr-f.-*5.3, * walking or working unaer loads. Z. Bluing olcyoles in area* or on ai-o.-wtlk.-.---act p^tti.^ yic^clisa ic ni;,.; where provided. S'sf 3. Working on moving equipment--using equipment without guards or that are defective. . ** *. ' v' * ** k ' Unsafe work practices: - a. Cleaning with solvents or compreneed.air 1 b. Throwing tools e. Jumping from platforms or onto moving lehicUt; d. Running 5. Entering barricaded or roped-off areas, and short-cutting through or loitering around process areas. UNSAFE CONDITIONS ..... aa^^mm v^ . . r v -- "j. i -. 1. Ladders--fastened at top, provided safety shoes and general condition of ladders. * -` , y- . --* ' ' 2. Hand tools--broken handles, mushroomed chisels, frayeq, electric cords . and general condition. - .* <_ 1 3. Guards-absence of guards on pumpB, turbines, etc.--absence of guards for work areas, holes not oovered, aress not roped off, "working overhead" signs missing, etc. Safety equipment'operability--eye baths and shofters, fire extinguioners and gas masks are In box and sealed--sprinkler system block valves ere open. ' 5. General housekeeping:a. Signs are clear and appropriate b. Hoses are racked c. Kitchens and restrooms are clean /be 6/4/63 SC 14678 RSV0032407 Dear Fellow Inspector: Beginning In February, we are Initiating an Inspection program described in detail in the attached procedure. This program Is designed to In corporate several advantages and stimulus for our safety program. By sampling, we'will obtain a rolling index of safety performance In the Plant, both by area and total Plant. By inspection, we will see how the other areas are doing their safety Job, sharpen our own eyes to be more observant, and gain the critical observation of others so that we can inqjrove our own areas. By participation, we will involve almost all of the manufacturing supervision in an active and useful safety program. By training, we will learn more about safety and improve our performance. A con?)lete cycle for this program will take two years, but we will be continually evaluating the value of the program. The time required of each supervisor is nominal, amounting to about one hour a month, and the results can be so rewarding. sc 14679 RSV0032408 ^ ^ SC 14680 wapTETY SAMPLING INDEX FROQRAi.i This program is designed to measure group and plant safety performance augmenting our Injury statistical program so that corrective measures can be taken to prevent injuries. It Is a safety sampling Bystem focused on personal Injury prevention and is not a measure of process adequacy or hazard. The Plant Is divided Into twenty-eight areas, listed on the attachment. Each area will be Inspected every other week by a different team of three supervisors. These Inspections will be limited to a maximum of fifteen minutes and the Inspectors will look for safety rule Infrac tions, unsafe actS'Or practices, and unsafe conditions or hazards (housekeeping Items only If serious enough to cause Injury). The In spection team will give no advance' notice but will "check In" with supervision of the area at the time of Inspection. The Inspection teams---fifty-six teams of three supervisors each--are listed on the attachment. The twenty-eight teams In Group A will make their Inspection during the second week of the month. The twentyeight teams In Group B will make their Inspection during the fourth week of the month. A roaster schedule will be prepared for each of the team captains. The team captain Is responsible for: 1. Setting the time of Inspection during the scheduled week. 2. Selecting the section or sections of the area to be Inspected. 3. Collecting the team member's reports and preparing a summary Immediately after the Inspection. The summary should be made as an original to be sent to the General Supervisor of the Inspected area and a copy to be sent to the safety department for calcu lation of the Index for the Inspected area and compiled with other reports to obtain a Plant Index. A sample Inspection sheet is attached. The summary can be In pencil and should include the total In fractions found In each category and a listing of a comment on each of the Infractions found so that the supervisor will know what was found In his area. On the first Thursday of the month, members of the Group A teams will meet In the Research Conference Room at 1300 for a Safety Training Session. Similarly, on the third Thursday of the month at 1300 In the Research Conference Room, members of the Group B teams will meet for Safety Training. These training sessions will be conducted by the safety director. Initially on how the Inspections will be conducted but later will include other safety subjects. Since two sessions are given each month, each Inspector Is expected to attend preferably the assigned session but If a conflict occurs, then the other session that month. The first meeting of Group A will be on February 7 and for Group B on February 21, 1963. RSV0032409 ) SAFETY SAMPLINO INDEX PROGRAM SC 14681 Safety Rule Violations Unsafe Acte Or Praotloea Unsafe Conditions Or Safety Hazards Area Data____________ Tina INSTRUCT IONS l Inspector ------------------ 1. Inspection is limited to 15 minutes. 2. Record number of each type of observation in squares above, 3. Prepare a written report of items observed and send ooplea to supervisor of area and safety department. QPHES FOR INSPECTION! A. Rule Violations Any Infraction of Plant or unit safety rules. B. Unsafe Acts Or Practices Working at unsafe speed Working on moving machinery Unsafe position Unsafe loading, piling, eto. Permits improper and out-of-date Making safety devloes Inoperative Horseplay, dietraoting Improper method Inattention Laok of knowledge Failure to warn or proteot Using equipment unsafely 0. Unsafe Conditions Improper guarding Defeotive equipment Tripping or head knooker hasards Unsafe drees "rproper design Inadequate ventilation or light Blocked stairways or alelea Defective hand tools Switches and equipment unmarked Utility stations unmarked Uas bottles unchained, not protected Pipe hangers Inadequate Fire or safety equipment blooked Holsts - poor oondltlon or misused Ladders - poor oondltlon or misused Eye baths and showers inoperable RSV0032410 14682 ^ INSPECTION TEAMS - GROUP A Hw _______ CAPTAIN 1 W. R. Nlsbet 2 P. J. Kaye 3 N. P. Wood 4 O. K, Shoptaw 5 R. 0. McDonnell 6 0. T. Ryan 7 0. L. Smith 8 0. A. Qabrllea 9 C. H. Duhon 10 R. V. Butz 11 B. J. Darby 12 W. C. Puller 13 A. W. Oazzler 14 J. J. Hickey 15 H. W. Cutcher 16 Albert Boone 17 0. Lunsford 18 C. W. Warren 19 Conrad Berg 20 0. L. Stacy 21 E. T. Grubbs 22 J. B. Meyers 23 B. L. Johnson 24 A. P. Wilcox 25 E. H. Jones 26 R. P. Arnold 27 J. M. Davis 28 K. P. Webb MEMBERS J. J. Matley G. A. Benn B. R. McNeese Prank Bales C. Ki Best J. J. McQueeny ' B. L. Jacob P. R. Cook C. S. Richardson A. J. Stroud J. E. Cooper H. L. Pinch R. L. Townsend K. W. Scoggins Mike Hughes R. H. Duvon K. M. Lacy S. H. Brand S. F. Scarce11a S. P. Hulsey L. Y. Saunders P. J. Mootz T. H. Coffing L. N. Vickery O. W. Sadler G. D. Shields H. H. Treaccar W. F. Seelbach A. M. West C. R. Faulkner P. R. Lewis M. W. Warwick R. V. Parker W. B. Stallings B. E. Clawson J. W. Paschal R. J. Burkett J. M. Anderson 0. K. Pheneger W. M. Talbert T. Nelson D. R. Wise H. P. Chauvin J. L. Schlechte T. E. Richards L. P. Mitchell J. D. Fuller J. B. Thrash J. E. Springfield J. W. Butler W. P. Gerald Jack Kiser p. C. Gilmer C. D. West N. R. Carrick J. R. Sheehan RSV0032411 INSPECTION TEAMS - GROUP ; ) SC 14683 MV > ________ CAPTAIN 29 W. H. Slager 30 A. J. Romerll 31 L. Schwab 32 J. E. Fox 33 A. W. Kuehl 34 F. E. Grissom 35 J. F. Carlisle 36 C. T. Murray 37 W. L. Dyer 38 A. 0. Simons 39 W. E. Repschleger 40 W. T. Anderson 41 E. M. Travis 42 J. E. Bersuder 43 J. F. Whelton kk G. A. Danner 45 Leroy Jackson 46 W. V. Marshall 47 E. F. Gorcyca 48 R. F. Kaeble 49 J. D. Clyde 50 W. L. Riddick 51 H. I. Holdeman 52 J. C. Clark 53 W. F. Spoede 54 L. R. Calaway 55 George Hart 56 H. H. Davis MEMBERS J. M. Dickey N. J. Broussard J. B. Howell D. V. Bartosh J. H. Carnes A. R. Wilson Leslie McDonald M. T. Carpenter A. J. Bolton C. L. Puckett N. W. Wade P. F. Murray R. E. Watson J. H. Booker J. McClellan V. E. Logan H. F. BoggeBs J. W. Hogan W. F. Brldenbaugh C. D. Wilson R. W. Braden F. L. Bates Carl Junker H,, J. LaBorde E. N. Brasfield J. W, Kachtick B. R. Dingle N. H. Goodwin C. C. Hebert H. T. Wheatley D. L. Blass D. E. Hager R. L. Stuart W. L. Smull R. W. Sims S. S. Keppler G. R. King R. J. Hoyland J. H. Jackson R. T. Schurwon J. S. McCurley H. D. Oltmann T. E. Kessler R. A. Hume M. W. Cook E. R. Wilson R. Rosenberg R. L. Bennett B. D. Jones James A. Jones D. L. Helweg B. R. Bennett John Caulfield S. B. Walker T. G. Lyons J. E. Robinson RSV0032412 "iAFETY SAMPLING INDEX PROGRAM - 1963 ^ SC AREA BY MONTH OP INSPECTION 14684 H! JAN, FEE MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AW\ SEPT. OCT. NOtt DEC. &ZSH A -(Second Week) 1 14 3 11 lb 24 3 17 6 lj 6 10 27 s 15 0 12 17 23 h 18 asv 14 9 11 28 3 s 16 7 13 IB L'b t* 19 20 13 10 12 1 17 8 14 19 27 b *0 1 lb 11 13 2 5 D 18 19 9 10 15 16 20 i-U 21 3 7 21 B 22 U 17 12 14 3 10 13 15 3 I 7 20 11 17 22 ? 9 23 4 19 14 lb 5 6 21 12 16 23 3 10 24 b 0 Jb ...... 17 0 9 22 13 19 S4 4 n 2b 6 21 16 16 7 10 23 1* 20 2b 3 12 26 7 22 17 19 8 11 24 13 21 26 6 13 *7 6 23 18 20 9 12 23 lb 22 07 7 14 28 9 24 J9_ .... 21 10 13 14 2b 17 23 2b 27 IB 24 1 b J*A 9 16 3 j> 10 11 25 26 20 21 22 11 2? 12 15 26 19 23 2 10 S 3 12 27 22 24 13 lu 1 20 2d 3 11 4 13 28 23 2? 14 17 IB 2 21 27 3 22 26 4 12 19 5 13 20 5 14 6 15 1 J) 24 23 26 u 15 16 10 4 23 1 6 14 21 7 16 3 26 17 20 3 24 2 7 13 22 6 17 4 27 .... . 1 18 21 6 23 3 6 16 23 9 16 5 28 2 19 22 7 26 5 9 17 24 10 19 6 1 3 20 23 6 27 5 10 18 25 11 20 72 4 21 ?4 9 26 6 11 19 26 12 21 e 3 5 22 25 10 1 7 12 20 27 13 22 9 26 11 2 6 13 21 28 14 s27 12 3 9 14 22 1 13 10 11 26 _______ U-- 4 10 ....ib 23.. . 2 16 2b 12 46 37 66 .7 . 9 2? 24 25 26 Group B -(Fourth Week) 29 30 13 12 4 10 15 23 3 9 14 22 16 25 12 1 13 24 11 7 6 O 26 y 23 *1 11 2 6 13 21 2b 14 23 10 5 7 24 10 1 7 12 20 27 13 22 9 4 6 23 33 9 26 6 11 19 26 12 21 6 3 5 22 33* 6 3b 7 5 10 16 25 11 20 7 2 4 21 4 9 17 24 10 19 6 1 3 20 36 6 _?5 3 6 16 23 9 lB 5 26 2 19 37 3 24 2 7 13 22 6 17 4 22 l 16 36 39 4 23 1 3 22 26 6 14 21 5 13 20 7 16 6 15 3 9h 26 2 25 97 17 16 40 2 21 27 4 12 -19 5 14 1 24 26 15 sjo 42 *434 1 20 26 3 11 18 26 is 23 2 10 17 16 24 l 9 16 17 .23 . 26 B 15 4 3 2 13 12 11 26 27 26 23 22 21 2245 23 14 13 12 1 10 25 20 22 11 s95 46 47 48 2^ 16 22 13 21 23 14 20 23 22 13 - 19 . 24 7u 14 13 26 27 3 12 2b 4 11 23 1 24 23 11 21 20 10 Q 22 17 19 6 21 16 18 6*T 49 50 21 12 16 23 20 11 IT 22 3 10 24 2 9 23 5 20 15 17 4 19 14 16 6 5 31 3g 10 16 21 1 10 __2____ 13 20 26 6 22 7 21 3 IB 13 15 2 17 12 14 4 3 33 34 bb __ l6 i1?4 6 7 14 13 *186 27 26 6 12 17 25 _____ 11 16 24 6 20 1 16 11 13 2 *J 19 6 13 10 12 1 4 18 27 14 9 11 26 3 17 26 13 e 10 07 AREA 0P DISPECTIOH 1. Dept. 10 2. Dept. 2 - 3 3. Dept, 4 - 6 4. Dept. 5 * 7 5. Dept. 6 6. Dept. 17 A 18C 7. Dept. 16P ft 24 8. Dept. 19, 20 . A 25 9. Dept. 22, 23 A 2b 10. Dept. 31 11. Dept. 33 12. Dept. 34 13. Dept. 33 ]4. Dept. 41 13. Dept. 42 16. #4 Dock end Propane Hacks 17. #1. 2 A 3 Docks A Sty rene Racka lB. AN A VCD Racks 19. PE Warehouse A Loading 20. Power 1 21. Power 2 22. Control Lab 23- PE Lab 24. Pilot Plant 23. Shops 26. Stores 27. Warehouses A, E A C 26. Instrument A Paint Shops RSV0032413 REAS OF INSPECTION 1. Dept. 10 2. Dept. 2-3 3. Dept. 4-8 4. Dept. 5-7 5. Dept. 6 6. Dept. 17 & 18c 7. Dept. 18P & 24 8. Dept, lg, 20 & 25 9. Dept. 22, 23 & 26 10. Dept. 31 11. Dept. 33 12. Dept. 34 13. Dept. 35 14. Dept. 4l 15. Dept. 42 16. #4 Dock & Propane Racks 17. #1, 2 & 3 Docks & Styrene Racks 18. AN & VCH Racks 19. PE Warehouse & Loading 20. Power 1 21. Power 2 22. Control Lab 23. PE Lab 24. pilot Plant 25. Shops 26. Stores 27. Warehouses A, B, & C 28. Instrument & Paint Shops GENERAL OPERATI SUPERVISORS Darby Repschleger Repschleger Repschleger Repschleger Simons Simons L. Jackson Darby W. C. Puller Smull Darby 0. L. Smith But a Butz W. T. Anderson W. T. Anderson W. T. Anderson W. T. Anderson R, A. Hume R. A. Hume Lunsford Bersuder W. R. Johnson Hickey Whelton Whelton Bolton 5/1/65 GENERAL MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS Riddick Riddick Riddick Riddick Riddick Kuehl Kuehl Kuehl Duhon Kuehl Duhon Duhon Schwab Schwab Schwab Riddick Riddick Riddick Schwab Riddick Riddick Riddick Schwab. Riddick Riddick Hume Hume Erd SC 14685 RSV0032414 RSV0032415 answers to what's wrong with this picture? (Picture given to you at SSIP meeting) Outdoor* The man getting out of the car on the traffic side risk] being struck by an oncoming cer. The hoy is driving a go-cart- in the street These motorized vehicles are dangerous (children should not op erate them), and are illegal on pub lic roads and sidewalks. The boys on die bicycles are rid ing two abreast insteed of single file, making it difficult for can to pest. Also, they are on the left side of die street when they should ride on the right Cyclists are required to obey die same traffic laws as motorists. The man using power mower is bore footed, an abominable practice, for one slip and the blade could chop off his entire foot Persons mowing should wear leather shoes, preferab ly safety shoes with a steel tip. Chil dren are playing near foe mower as they should never be allowed to do. And the yard is littered with debris which die mower blade could pick up and burl with deadly farce. The follow refueling die power mower commits two sins with gaso line: carrying it to a glass fug and smoking while pouring it Vapors could ignite, blowing up to his face. The man on foe ladder bas made a number of errors. He bas placed tbe ladder at such a shallow angle that ft could slip. Nor is it firmly sup ported at die top; it should extend about three feet above foe house roof. It has a broken rang. The man is not holding on to the ladder, is standing too for up (fifth rang foam top should be maximum) and is car rying a sharp tool to his pocket which could injure himself or some one else. 'Indoor* Living room: Curled up edge of rug is a tripping hazard. There's 'no screen on foe fireplace; coals could pop out, igniting nearby combusti bles. A do-it-yourselfer is wntktog on a television that's plugged in; he shouldn't be tinkering with die set at aO, but doing it while it's live" is asking for electrocution. The smoker is using a dangerously de signed ashtray, a fiat one with no grooves or high edges to hold ciga rettes in. Baaement: Min is using a saw with no guard; thus his fingers could slip under die blade. He's not wearing eye protection to keep wood chips from flying to his eyes. The tangled "octopus" of cords shows that wiring is overloaded and could cause fire. Woman is cleaning a dress with benzine which is so flammable it should never be used to homes. Tbe basement stairs bas no railing. Kitchen: Man is taking pills while child watches--a dangerous practice, for children are imitative Mid may take die medicine when you're not looking. Fot handles are turned outward so the child could pull bot liquid ou her. Woman is standing on top step of ladder and could dip. A poison bot tle has been thrown in foe waste bas ket where children could retrieve it; even if bottle is empty, foe residue might poison a child. Bedroom: Baby, left alone, could roll off bed, or be suffocated by foe plastic dry cleaning bag draped over foot of bed. The oord on foe table lamp shouldn't run through die door- way. Someone could trip over foe wires or foe ptnehfag of foe cords against foe doorframe or floor could damage creattog a and fire hazard. The top of foe stein is no place for a (brow rug A person who slipped on it could tumble down stairs. Bathroom: Woman in foe shower Js reaching out to adjust foe blaring radio, and could be electrocuted. The bathroom should be out-ofbounds for such electrical appB- Attic: Man is fifttogbox foe wrong way--by beading at foe waist This way be puts foe load on beck mus cles and could suffer a severe strain. It's safer to pick up heavy objects by bending foe knees, putting foe load on stronger leg muscles. Porch: Unused refrigerator is an attraction to youngsters who may climb inside, dose foe door end suf focate. Such refrigerators should be dismantled to prevent their being air tight SC 14687 RSV0032416 ; -'.$&! , t.*.;f-' .r,:x/' / *'* t i--;. .ivi*:- i ^ * r % k` tv ,".A*--r/.V. -..i*..::' r SAFETY SAMPLING INDEX PROGRAM A i V.t-\ / ir^-; /O'- INSPECTION OROUP "A" . jA vtf -V?: Team * 1' ` 1, o ` A* c L0`Asi . ;*>; l'A<, .5 fcv-sy: 2 3 O o.. c? <D 0. 5^ h &:!)<: ..-4--.. 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Sheely PRODUCT: Vinyl Chloride Monomer QUANTITY: 71, 639 lbs. COMPLAINT NUMBER 6 5-14-VCM-3 DATE OF COMPLAINT 7-19-65 CUSTOMER: Union Carbide LOCATION: Texas City DATE OF SHIPMENT & CARRIER 7-14-65- NATX 14948 END USE; PVC DETAILS Dudley Hawthorne of Union Carbide at Texas City called to reject the tankcar NATX 14948 because it did not meet the "clear, colorless , no suspended matter specifications". The YCM was the "color of coffee". He had this confirmed by two other lab personnel and alBo sampled the car three times. The car was released back to Monsanto Texas City. MONSANTO LOSSES FROM THE COMPLAINT Direct: - Freight los^of $33 switching charge plus an undetermined amount to rerun the material. ' *'*' Indirect - Carbide has been a good source to dispose of VCM which could not be Bent to Springfield in the past. Generally, Carbide can take almost any material, but VCM with a brown color is certainly not acceptable to them. SPECIFIC ACTION REQUESTED By customer - meet the clear and colorless specs in the future. By marketing - Production - determine if and where our sample monitor failed to pick up this off-color VCM. Also if we can,determine whether this particular tankcar could have contributed to coloring this VCM. Control Lab - analyse sample of the car after it returns to our plant. Try to identify the source of the color in this shipment. * SAMPLE None requested as the material is being returned to our plant. ^ *// /J W. B. Sheely / CBY 1111296 /bas RSV0032424