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INTER-ORGANIZATION RfflSlMa) TO: ATTENTION: FROM: DATE: SUBJECT: H. E. Jewett M. C E. S. Kiers, . W. Laundrie October 15, 197U Personnel Monitoring Summary- for September 197U This report is a summary of Personnel Monitoring,by carbon tube and pumps, for the month of September 197U (Tables I-XII). The results of the data, all 10 minute tests, are summarized from Table XII as followsf I. Areas and Jobs of significant change A. Areas of Lower VCL 1. Miscellaneous work upstairs Polymer 2. Testing VCL In Lab 3* Manually cleaning a reactor h* High pressure cleaning a reactor 5. Hooking up or unhooking a VCL tank car 6. Cleaning delumpers in Polymer 3. Areas of Higher VCL 1. Obtaining samples or data by Lab in Polymer 2. Opening a reactor II. Areas of 0-1 ppm VCL 1. Front Offices 2. Bagging resin on AB 3 Storeroom U. Boilerhouse areas inside 5. Monomer control or locker rooms 6. All Laboratory work except, obtaining data or samples in Polymer and testing VCL IH. Areas of 1-5 ppm VCL 1. Stacking bags on AB 2. Bulk truck and railcar loading 3* At desk In AB area U. At desk or panel board in resin finishing 5. Bagging resin from driers, bagging fines & filling tote bins I BC'O GENC 51184 BETTER Service Is Our Business 6. Work in drier centrifuge area 7. Hosing under driers 8. Polymer control room 9. Sweeping in warehouse 10. Loading bag resin from warehouse 11. Shop areas 12. Production lunch and locker rooms 13. Offices - Laboratory, Maintenance, Production, Shipping, Engineering liw Hosing down under blend tanks 1$. Miscellaneous work outside Monomer or Polymer 16. Miscellaneous jobs other than Monomer and Polymer buildings inside & outside 17. All Lab work except obtaining data or samples in Polymer & testing VCL 18. Miscellaneous work downstair Polymer 19. Testing VCL in Lab 20. Hooking up or unhooking VCL tank cars ESK-.klc Approvals E. 5, Kiersiead GENC 51185