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'%u2ation.'The first ^ir ine problem of nuisance'dust which-is for the most part L.*'VK cTif* '1 *" :' . ` *.*T*:**i *?* h/T*f*-;.?-- <1- ***: 1, * .? .. -.Wiiv* , - --*?.* .- * tan- irritant: due to abrasiveaction in * the respiratory system, and in. this * . 5; i *." " ' :' ' ... ' . ^./situation;the'airborne dust concentrations must.be kept below 5 mg/M3 without -. . respiratory protection. The second and most injurious health hazard is breathing dust contain ing asbestos fibers. The exposure limit is five fibers, no longer than five micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air, eight hours time weighted average. This amount will be further reduced effective July 1, 1976 to two fibers, no longer than five micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air. The result of ex cessive exposure to asbestos is harr.ful to the efficiency of the lungs and may cause bodily harm. Asbestos is classified as a cancer hazard. For the purpose of this procedure "asbestos" is defined to include eyrsotile, amos'ite, crocidolite, tronolite, anthophyllite, and actinolite. PROCEDURE Whenever any insulation io to be rewoven, we must assume it viLl be u dusty J-.ib requiring protective equipment for the p-rsonnel assigned to the w<u-k an-, that precuuti^ns to protect trv-.*o persons workinj: nearby be taken. When asbest--: in pr-i-r.ont, every effort r.-iot be ma-ie to eliwlnate and contain the riant and pr .p-.j-.y ii.:p-r.e of waste.  The folioving precautions and vork practices are the minimum. require- vjT.' tr**3! .1 / X)-. Request permission to do the vork and detersine material to be tss?. ` :Wm:' . .:iK-/ . -^4:M 2) When asbestos is involved, barricad-e th- e vork area b- y erecting --* guardrails by-using.a rope barricade. Post caution signs at the ' -v vork site vhereVthe.airborne concentration of..asbestos .fibers may - f j-yf exceed the limit's^-7The signs should he' located at a distance vhich ' -$ A?*- - -i Ci vilI?.allov an employee to take the necessary protective steos before * 2 `-d centering the airea^ Sign should;read: .. . . , ' J' Vr*S i .V ' caution . 'I AVOID BREATHING DUST i .si -liV;: CONTAINS ASBESTOS . .. MAY CAUSE BODILY HARM USE PROTECTIVE .EQUIPMENT DO HOT REMAIN IN AREA 3) Notify.persons vorking nearby that the vork is going to take place and to stay away from all visible airborne dust. 3X9 NOTE: Notify the Industrial Hygiene Department, Ext. so air sampling to monitor the atmosphere can he arranged. . This is required. b) Insofar as practicable, asbestos shall be handled, mixed, applied, removed, cut, scored, or otherwise worked in a vet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne asbestos fibers in excess of exposure limits unless the usefulness of this product vould be diminished thereby. DE 009570 5) Asbcstoaf cemeat* mortar* coating* grout* piaster*,or sittilar material containing'.asbestos shall not be removed, from bags, car- 4^ Siv-V " ; - ^'tonsi 'or .other-containers in which they are shipped, without being - ; J#t .eithen. wetted,.cabenclosed, or ventilated so .es to prevent the *.! ' : -iL ' "aSrelease'orrair^acne..asbestos fibers. T'eT/vi-r' -.v t--;- .. **.'' i . i; $, ,, . * *. Ci'.l* 6) ^Employees engaged in the spraying of asbestos, the removal or ; ^ s.'.j.' v* . v/^demolition.-.of pipes, structures, v *v. .,* -i?* ' + 'vr-" our*.vequip.m, ent'* covered or insulated ..V . . . .. ^vith!"asbestos,iand/or material-containing asbestos,"and in the re- ; .'i' - '* rv > -i/.tf .*i- .w -jKtooval_.or": demolition! of asbestos insulation must use respiratory .ri ; ; --------- ' -.V-.^protective equipment in.the form of a respirator with an approved w >; -V?- .* i* $ >s--I; yr -V ' : Heavy dust exposure - use Type "C", air-supplied respirator.. 7) - Special clothing such as coveralls or similar body covering, head covering, gloves, and foot coverings must he obtained daily and worn to prevent fibers being contacted and carried away from the Job. 8) Contaminated clothing (coveralls, etc) shall he collected and trans ported in sealed impermeable bags or other closed containers to prevent using them. Containers oust be labeled to prevent unknown exposure of the persons assigned to the laundering of the garments. Laundering must be done in a manner to prevent the release of air borne fibers and exposure of the attendant. 9) An excellent level of housekeeping must be maintained including clean ing of all surfaces and maintained free of accumulations of asbestos fibers. Aren should be wet cleaned cr vacuum cleaned. Never use a br-joi.-i, brush or blow with air. DE 009571 *s-Kje IS;. ' \+*5t- # . . -u- t urzj ,, , ..*-. ;]! r V<; , -' *;V. - ; ' . JS:2; J:;.:, ..v A.- '*".. 10) . Disposal^of .waste'materials, debris-, bags, equipnent end caa- " ; 7 y ji t * . - * . ..telners which, ms:, produce * in any for s- eeable u...s. e airborne *; asbestos fibers. must be: collected and disposed or in sealed Impermeable > y+A ** * * . **4 >.5 :V * i-aM .. *,< iafr.. / i^C - . to'v.theiand fill; for "burial after'requesting and receiving approval; . . s m-M.- 'r -.'7. '--4 oflthe local plant. waste disposal coordinator. Container labels - i '* ' ,T` i.'f* -v* .4. should, read:- >t wi' "3 V.,. < s, ^ V 1 .; CAUTION ; -$ .. . , V '*. JC?J J-Jj,... . -isaS-'S't- !. A-Vi 1 vC'.-ii-i-.':. . Y AVOID-,CREATING DUST m " '* SERIOUS BODILY HARM .... .Y .... ... V-a- ' -ytjr-.T*'vV-' . * ..V -. ,! 1?/ 6/7-5 DE 009572 $ v SAFE WORK PROCEDURE INSULATION AEDLMATICtr, FABRICATION, REMOVAL It DISPOSAL V' * PURPOSE *1 -* - > -J(T,%4, v . \-i. ^ : s .. -, `A ' The purpose of. this procedure is to make known to all employees the ,r '' 'y" ` ' .. 'i health hazards and required work procedures for removing, and disposing of '' '* . V V ; insulation containing dust and asbestos. r * J *. .... i i.\. -. .. ^ ' ' ^"There'- are-two' Inhalation health hazards-associated with removing' in- 'vr'.V-' -,/ f 7* ."/* ` "?:* *;i.?t&'*i.p % 'T. .1??- ' -V. \.m* >'. ** .**&'' .'/..( . suiation.' The first is the problem of nuisance dust which Is for the most part:' * *a" *$i - ...*.**>-.#.--.*.V. > .J'.A',"! *."*"* -SM*,* * .* v / ' ' .M* .. *- .*;t*..'** * . w f, :an/irritant;due to abrasive-:action in-the respiratory system, and in this ' .situation: the'airborne dust .concentrations must.be kept below 5 mg/M3 without . .. 'respiratory protection. The second and most injurious health hazard is breathing dust contain ing asbestos fibers. The exposure limit is five fibers, no longer than five micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air, eight hours time weighted average. This amount will be further reduced effective July 1, 1976 to two fibers, no "* longer than five micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air. The result of ex cessive exposure to asbestos is harr.ful to the efficiency of the lungs and may cause bodily harm. Asbestos is classified as a cancer hazard. For the purpose of this procedure "asbestos" is defined to include eyrsotile, emosite, crocidolite, tromolite, anthophyllite, anJ uctinolite. PROCEDURE * Whenever any insulation is to be rewoveo, we must assume it will be u dusty J-jb requiring protective equipment :`c-r the personnel assigned to the wm*k uni that procuuti-.nj to protect tic .no persons work inr nearby be taken. When nsbest--.: is nr-ir-ent, every effort tvi.it be made to eliminate .arid contain the (hint u.a'i pr jp.;r.y -i:<;-.e of waste. DE 009573 The following precautions and work practices are the minimum. require- \). Request permission to do the work and determine material to be I--- ' if,; 'removed. ..v'ilVvftV j." ''*** Vj -c.-.; 2) When asbestos is involved, barricade the work area by erecting ~ guardrails by-using a-rope barricade. Post caution signs at the i& t y work site where ?the -airborne concentration of. asbestos fibers may- 'v;~f . ` V; `.V -w, ;. * , . ** exceed the limits^``The signs should be located at a distance which -- . ' f.i ;l: v.i* . .* - villr allow an employee to take the necessary protective steps before -. 'Yi'vtf;*. ... v ^entering the aireasVj^ Sign should;read: - - ^ . v ... . . _. - .-** .""i * ' ' V *? _ *_______M'' " CAUTION '/ 'AVOID BREATHING DUST l ,a,_ -i-Tx --<*1! CONTAINS ASBESTOS MAY CAUSE BODILY HARM USE PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT DO NOT REMAIN IN AREA 3) Notify.persons working nearby that the work is going to take place and to stay away from all visible airborne dust. . _._ 229 *rJ37 NOTE: Notify the Industrial Hygiene Department, Ext. so air sampling to monitor the atmosphere can be arranged. This is required. b) Insofar as practicable, asbestos shall be handled, mixed, applied, removed, cut, seored,.or otherwise worked in a wet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborne asbestos fibers in excess of exposure limits unless the usefulness of this product would be diminished thereby. DE 009574 L> -3- rr.v:5~\ x: ., r- ;> . > t tf *'%.* >e* P * t ;** Vi n it ivjil Ha;*: T5 W-. i 5) Asbestos cement,jaortar, costing, grout, plasterer sieilsr Zhrr*'::-1*'':. materiel^ containing-asbestos shall not be removed from bags, car,,V.V i'+- % tons;for;other:containers in which they are shipped, without being .either, wetted, orrenclosed, or ventilated so ssi to prevent the ' ^release ofTairhorheasbestos fibers. !% i\ r> .-I V V*` i *. X. 6) '^Etaployees engaged in the spraying of asbestos, the removal or v .*>' * u .v idemolition.-.of pipes, structures, or equipment covered or insulated .. > "**^$8:?-:$.%$ - i: ^ - .v:'' . * V.f jwithl asbestos,Vand/or material'containing asbestos, and in the re- * < .'A:' * !* ' f' .*' *>' ' . __ . /W: viL.or; deoolition' of\ &sbestos insulation muztuse respiratory * *?jy* t V? Aiv* ijH . ' w V- , .**. *. V .Iv;* ** I" * *Ja. * *> .*.* - *,* .... *. --,v-.-Sprotective equipment in .the form of a respirator with an approved jr' V* ' j. ?<-' v r- .................. --;V. ...ii-dust filter and.more complete protection when conditions warrant. . v. v rf,' ^ * i* f//**-4*h1r4a* *- i--- 2 -Vvi-;;; V. . vV i,,S -*- K* ^,, ** *...** *****v-*.. ; - H~ 'vS?"' NormalvHmi'msI rdtnuvsrt?-eAxvpnsmoun*rme -__nuesme 5MM ir*eaasnpi irator,' No. 8710 aowr' semqiWuiiva1laen*t^ ' " i . j -j.. -*' : Heavy dust exposure - use Type "C", air-supplied respirator. 7) - Special clothing such as coveralls or similar body covering, head covering, gloves, and foot coverings must be obtained daily and worn to prevent fibers being contacted and carried away from the Job. 6) Contaminated clothing (coveralls, etc) shall be collected and trans ported in sealed impermeable bags or other closed containers to prevent using them. Containers -lust be labeled to prevent unknown exposure of the persons assigned to the laundering of the garments. Laundering must be done in a manner to prevent the release of air borne fibers and exposure of the attendant. 9) An excellent level of housekeeping must be maintained including clean- ir.i' of all surfaces nnd maintained free of accumulations ol" asbestos fibers. Area should be wet cleaned cr vacuum cleaned. Ilever use a bt-KJKi, brash or blow with air. 0E 009575 in . .<9 * . vr *y- * *.V* ..*1 6 v in* v" ***. . ! *-* .-UM - %* -..j - .. .. .*, ; ". i - r ai- 5: :>i -. * * 10). Disposal- of ;waste materials, debris, begs, equipment and coq- " - -*? ' . * : * . . .tainers which. ioayjproduce in any forseeable use airborne, asbestos *_ , .. * . ^ jtiijviix . . *........ * .' fibers, must be.-collected and disposed or in sealed impermeable > t-*.i - ' **? :*! t-s -.Ay, . i |vM- of^tbe local plantTwaste disposal coordinator. Container labels * 'j ' f'v t . if ' . j . .. . ' - ` ` . f * -..should. read:- -i ^-;.v'T' -- . - . y- . >. . .;j. . :'# ' < CAUTION -V . ___ '' "if.C0NTAINS .;ASBEST0S / '' ; /. , .AVOID, CREATING DUST , ,. .. .1.............. . ... i -.7 ., 7 breathing !asbestos dust may, cause '? r r-rii x-5. SERIOUS BODILY HARM V. ; * . \lr 10/ o/r'3 DE 009576 ft)* ,I-r %/ TRANSPORTING, HANDLING, REPAIR AND SALVAGING OF ASBESTOS INSULATED OBJECTS 1.0 2.0 iii ii -7 2F4, SCOPE* Transporting, Handling, -Repair and Salvaging of Asbestos Insulated Objects* PROCEDURE* 2.1 For Pipe, Vessels, etc. to be transported and repaired. 2.1.1 The zone insulator will make a positive identification as asbestos insulation covered. If no insulator is available, contact the insulator foreman for this service or zone foreman. 2.1.2 In case of repair, an adequate amount of insulation wili be removed from the object in the area where repairs are to be made. The exposed ends of asbestos insulation left on will be coated or thoroughly wetted before transporting or repair. Coating is preferred. Asbestos insulation removed will be handled and disposed of as in 2.3 below, ( Handling and Disposal). 2-1.3 Exposure to dust by truck drivers and others involved in transporting and handling is felt to be minimal. All truck drivers will receive instructions on How To Identifv Asbestos Insulation. '(Responsibility - Insulator Foreman). All trucks have the proper respirators on Board for dust protection. They will be worn if any doubt of exposure exists. 2.1.4 Transportation should be alerted when ^asbestos insulated items are to be transported, so thal-'special precautions can be taken. Trucks so "alerted" will carry special water spray cans to wet down spots or breaks that might occur in handling or transporting. Person requesting truck will be responsible for "special" notification and will make sure object is prepared as in 2.1.1 & 2.1.2 below. 2.1.5 Removal, Handling and Disposal of asbestos insulation will be in accordance with OSHA, Article 1910.93a NOTE* When large amounts of asbestos insulation are I removed, request transportation to supply a special container which they maintain. Transportation will also provide special handling to the disposal area with positive notification of the land fill equipment operator. DE 009577 4 I. . I I Pi i 2.2 For pipe, vessels, etc., to be salvaged. 2.2.1 * * Whenever possible, the equipment should be transported to the salvage yard with insulation on. Handling should be as in 2.1, 2.1.1, 2.1.4 i 2.1.5. The salvage yard has an area especially designated and marked for deliver of asbestos insulated objects. The salvage yard is also best equipped to handle removal and disposal of asbestos insulation. 2.2.2 Removal, handling and disposal of asbestos insulation shall be as defined in 2.1 - 2.1.5. 2.3 Brief Summary of OSHA Article 1910.93a as it applies to this subject - ,, ,, ' 2.3.1 Minimum Requirements: All personnel Involved in the removal of asbestos insulation .must -wear Comfo Type "H" respirator equipped with an 0.3 micron filter- -- 2.3'. 1.1 Insulation Is thoroughly wet, conditions are dust free. 2.3.2 Maximum Requirements: (All persons Involved in removal) Where test results indicate the asbestos fiber concentration is over the limits established by OSHA. 2.3.2.1 Type "C" respirator equipment. 2.3.2.2 Protective clothing. ....... ............. 2.3.2.3 Area of work barricaded. 2.3.2.4 OSHA approved asbestos hazard signs displayed. 2.3.3 Handling and Disposal; 2.3.3.1 All scrap asbestos insulation must be placed in plastic or plastic-lined bags. , I and securely closed. DE 009578 ' 2.3.3.2 .. - OSHA approved asbestos hazards labels must be attached to each ba|. .. 2.3.3.3 Bags should be removed'from-the area to special trash containers. In case o large remove1 job, request special handling and special-container from transportation. i j i DE 009579 / r / / PROPER HANDLING AND DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS 1.0 SCOPE The.purpose of this procedure Is to make known to all employees the health hazards and reouired work procedures for removing and disposing of Insulation containing asbestos, allowing this task to be preformed within the limits as prescribed by OSHA, article 1910.93a, ASBESTOS, dated October 26, 1978. 2.0 PROCEDURE All personnel involved in the removal of asbestos insulation must be aware of the health hazards. It Is mandatory that protective equipment be worn as prescribed. 3.0 PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT 3.1 All personnel, whenvever removing asbestos insulation, shall wear protective clothing - rain slicker suit or paper disposable type coveralls,. 3.2 Cotton or rubber work gloves shall be worn while handling asbestos. 3.3 Each employee working with or in the immediate area where the asbestos is being removed, shall wear a 3-M disposable type respirator. These shall be changed as the users feels necessary or daily depending on use. 3.4 Foot gear worn should be of a type that can be washed or vacuumed at completion of job or daily basics. 4.0 HANDLING AND DISPOSING 4.1 Asbestos shall always be handled, cut, removed, and disposed of ,in a wet state sufficient to prevent the emission of airborned fibers. 4.2 Asbestos waste, scrap, debris, bags, containers, equipment, and asbestoscontaminated clothing consigned for disposal, shall be collected and disposed of in sealed Impermeable bags. These bags are in Stores specially for this purpose. 4.3 OSHA approved labels shall be affixed to each bag containing the waste asbestos. A "stick-on" type label is available in Stores. These labels shall read: CAUTION cwtuxs istcro ntm MMCtUttXtNa nuniw toons Mnur oust saws umtims )E 009580  4.4 Bags of waste asbestos shall be held in "the Salvage Yard "cage" for proper disposal. 5.0 WORK PRACTICES AND PRECAUTIONS 5.1 When asbestos is being removed, barricade the work area by erect ing rope guardrails. Caution signs shall be posted at the work site, located at a distance which will allow an employee to take necessary protective steps before entering the area. These signs shall read: CAUTION ASBESTOS DUST HAZARD AVOID BREATHING DUST WEAR ASSIGNED PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT DO NOT REMAIN IN AREA UNIESS YOUR WORK REQUIRES IT IHIMWT f IWtMli 5.2 Notify the Industrial Hygiene Dept., Ext. 228 or 337 before coimencing to remove asbestos so air sampling monitoring of the atmoshere can be arranged. 5.3 An excellent level of housekeeping must be maintained including cleaning of all surfaces and maintained free of accumulation of asbestos fibers. Area should be wet cleaned or vacuum cleaned. Never use a broom, brush, or blow with air. 6.0 CUTTING ASBESTOS SIDING OR PIPING 6.1 Employees cutting asbestos siding or piping shall wear 3-M dust respirators. 6.2 Special circular saw equipted with a vacuum unit shall be used. 6.3 All scrap, waste, and vacuum bag accumulation shall be disposed of per paragraph 4.0. 7.0 RESPONSIBILITY 7.1 It shall be the craft foreman's responsibility to see that all re gulations inregards to handling and disposing of asbestos, are followed. DE 009581 7- Snr \ a (w/r fjLy ^ yCt&bp^ ftf,* "&r #-JT~ ^U/U,, TRANSPORTING, HANDLING, REPAIR AND SALVAGING OF ASBESTOS INSULATED OBJECTS 1.0 SCOPE* Transporting, Handling, flepair and Salvaging of Asbestos Insulated Objects. 2.0 PROCEDURE! 2.1 For Pipe, Vessels, etc. to be transported and repaired. 2.1.1 The rone insulator will make a positive identification as asbestos insulation covered. If no insulator is available, contact the insulator foreman for this service or zone foreman. 2.1.2 In case of repair, an adequate amount of insulation will be removed from the object in the area where repairs are to be made. The exposed ends of asbestos insulation left on will be coated or thoroughly wetted before transporting or repair. Coating is preferred. Asbestos insulation removed will be.handled and disposed of as in 2.3 below, ( Handling and Disposal). 2*1.3 Exposure to dust by truck drivers and others involved in transporting and handling is felt to be minimal. All truck drivers will receive instructions on How To Identify Asbestos Insulation. (Responsibility - Insulator Foreman). All trucks have the proper respirators on Board fpr dust protection. They will be worn if any doubt of exposure exists. 2.1.4 Transportation should be alerted when asbestos insulated items are to be transported, so that.special precautions can be taken. Trucks so "alerted" will carry special water spray cans to wet down spots or breaks that might occur in handling or transporting. Person requesting truck will be responsible for "special" notification and will make sure object is prepared as in 2.1.1 & 2.1.2 below. ----- 2.1.5 Removal, Handling and Disposal of asbestos insulation l will be in accordance with OSHA, Article 1910.93a j NOTEi When large amounts of asbestos insulation are removed, request transportation to supply a special container which they maintain. Transportation will also provide special handling to the disposal area with positive notification of the land fill equipment operator. DE 009582 _1 i. `} 2.2 For pipe, vessels, etc., to be salvaged. 2.2.1 * Whenever possible, the equipment should be transport to the salvage yard with insulation on. Handling shbe as in 2.1, 2.1.1, 2.1.4 & 2.1.5. The salvage yari has an area especially designated and marked for del: of asbestos insulated objects. The salvage yard is . best equipped to handle removal and disposal of asbe? insulation. 2.2.2 Removal, handling and disposal of asbestos insulation shall be as defined in 2.1 - 2.1.5. 2.3 Brief Summary of OSHA Article 1910.93a as it applies to this subject - . 2.3.1 Minimum Requirements; All personnel involved in the removal of asbestos insulation .must -vear Comfo Type "H" respirator equipped with an 0.3 micron filter... 2.3.1.1 Insulation is thoroughly wet, conditions are dust free. 2.3.2 Maximum Requirements: (All persons involved in recov Where test results indicate the asbestos fiber concentration is over the limits established by OSHA. 2.3.2.1 2.3.2.2 Type "C" respirator equipment. ^ J* Protective clothing. ------ 2.3.2.3 Area of work barricaded. 2.3.2.4 OSHA approved asbestos hazard signs displayed. 2.3.3 Handling and disposal: 2.3.3.1 All scrap asbestos insulation must be placed in plastic or plastic-lined bags, and securely closed. i pE 009583 OSKA approved asbestos hazards labels must be attached to each bag. Bags should be removed`from the area to special trash containers. In case of large removal job, request special handling and special'container from transportation. i i PE 009584 INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE_________________ ;________________ BROWN & ROOT/ INC. P.O. Box 3370, Brownsville, Texas 78520 To (Name) Company Location All Brown tc Root Foremen Brownsville Plant Copy B. Clock / G. Townsend/ Date September 16, 1976 Originating Dept. Answering Letter Date Subject DISPOSAL OF ASBESTOS MATERIAL 1. All asbestos scrap and cleanings will be placed in Plastic Bags or other approved sealed containers. (Wet Material) Z. All containers of asbestos will be labeled in accordance with OSHA 1910 93 A (We will use our "Stick on" label) 3. Stock pile all containers until we get one or two dumpster f~. loads to carry to the Port Dump. 4. Contact the Port the day before we plan to dispose of material. Contact at Port: Capt. Gay Phone: 831-4068 I would like for you or one of your Area Supt's be the person to contact Capt. Gay at the Port. ALB/ og Thanks, /,' Cf A. L. Barefoot DE 009585