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1803 BUILDING May 27,1992 The Dow Chemical Company Midland, Michigan 48674 S. D. Barnard, 219, Indianapolis K. J. Chicoine, Kansas City T. S. Cox, Clifton D. E. Cragar, B-101, Freeport S. L. Dombrowski, 1803 Building R. A. Dommer, 1803 Building G. W. Engdahl, 258 Building R. M. Hahne, 1803 Building K. E. Heckelman, 2030 Dow Center B. A. Houtman, DowElanco, Indianapolis T. E. Lingafelter, DowElanco, Indianapolis L. A. Longino, B-101, Freeport R. W. Lutz, 1020, Sarnia G. L. Meier, 3502E, Plaquemine T. Parsons, 471, Pittsburg A. F. Pollock, 2030 Building B. W. Smith, Plymouth R. E. Warila, 210, Indianapolis P. R. Williams, Strongsville W. M. Young, LaPorte , cc: File: OSHA/Welding Sampling for Welding Fumes In case someone might be wondering how OSHA would sample for welding fumes, here is a directive that was sent out quietly to the field offices a couple of years ago. As the directive states, the inspectors are to monitor for welding fumes inside the welding hood so they get the true employee exposure. bsjt R. D. Olson Regulatory Compliance (517) 636-8295 Enc. DO 074843 CONFTDFNTTAl