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AR226-2006 INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Date; From; Depts Tel No; 14-Mar-1983 l0:34om Hiiliarn A. [Bill] Ott OTTMA PPD^SPD (304) 863-2235 TO; SEE BELOM Subject; PAMM MACKEY ASSIGNMENT PLEASE COMMUNICATE TO YOUR ORGANIZATION. Effective.].!,! immediately, Parom Mackey has been temporarily assigned to cover the follow-up effort to complete the C-8 monitored testing. Last year we war requested by Howard Smith in Nilmington to do a tour study of the assignments where C-8 monitoring was being done. This was to provide them with data for a study to determine if we were taking personal samples on assignmentsa that were no longer required because of their low exposure to the C-8 chemical. At their request I contracted for Carl Swar tzrni Her to begin this. \ monitoring process. He was followed by Bert Anderson, who finished up what we / at that time thought was all of the data needed to satisfy the computer program. Recently, Smith contacted us and requested that we take additional samples on the following assignments to complete the necessary data for the program to evaluate. Pamm began Tuesday monitoring these assignments. She will be taking three samples on each of these assignments; Fine Powder Pack-out operator; First Line supervisor/detail in Polymers; Granular Polykettle operator; First line supervisor/detail Maintenance; Qeneral day mechanic (TA, Fine Powder, granular, dispersion); and six samples on the Shift mechanic for the area. This. effort should take about 4 to 5 weeks to complete. I have been given a deadline of May 1 to have all of this completed and the results to Smith in NiImington. Therefore, I will appreciate any and all cooperation from your operators and mechanics. Pamm has prepared a schedule of the assignments and will be contactng the area supervisor for the name of the person she is to ask to wear the monitoring device for the day. She will try to rotate the monitoring so that a person will not have to be ask but one time to complete the testing. It is most important for us to get this data to Smith so that he can evaluate the results and give us feedback as to what assignments w can change the monitor ing frequency or possibly eliminate ail together. The monitoring effort consists of an operator, mechanic or supervisor '^ wearing a C~8 personal sampling device for a 6 hour period during his normal S: work day. Pamm will be required to spend the day with the individual perparing a log of the air space occupied by the individual. She will be t; EID078531 keeping a log of the different areas in which the operator, mechanic or supervisor works during the 6 hour period. In addition, she will be indicating any personal protective equipment/clothinq required to perfot'Ti the assiqnment. All of this information will be sent to Smith along with the lab results for entering into a computer program to determine the need for C-8 monitoring. I assure you this data is NOT being used for any type of a time s-tudy as some people may think. If you or ariy of s.'our people have any questions, please feel free to contact me or Roger Zipfel. Ne will expect complete cooperation from the people as-k to wear the monitoring device. Thanks for your help. Bill Distribution: T0 Jim In graham TOi JOHN R. FLYNN TO Ralph E. Paulus TO DAVID M. RUP.AK JOHN E. CRUM Timothy R. Lindstrom CC DONALD R,. [DON] BOLLINGER CC GARY P JONES CC PAUL 0. KELLER ( INBRAHAM ) ( FLYNN ) ( PAULUS ) ( RURAK ) ( CRUM ) ( LINDSTTR ) ( BOLLINDR ) ( JONES6P ) ( KELLER > EID078532