Document M45nNLXYZxvrEdaXD39m3vGrk

^j ~~e* TO: PLANT LETTER LISTS "A", ,?E", & ,,C2" NOV 3 1972 A. E. BSANSEOaD LABORATORY BLDG. &2 SEADRIfl Fl/uML C ORATORY, . - -? / 7 ?Y"/L * PROCEDURE FOR REMOVAL OF/ASBESTOS'iINSULATION 1 n - SCOvS OS/+/h Tv>a following procedures, requirements and considerations stu necessary when and where asbestos Insulation removal is required. Thi.-Tiucrma"tloi?7 properly used, will allow us-to perform this task well wi-nin the limits as prescribed by OSHA Article 1910. 93a asbestos, date.: October 18, IV l/>. 2.0 PROCEDURE All personnel involved in the removal of asbestos ipsnisiicn T.'-nst be aware of the health hazard. It is mandatory that protective equipment as de^ scribed in 2.1 and 2.2 be worn as situation warrant. 2.1 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS All- personnel involved in the removal of asbestos insulation must wear Comfo Type ,!Krl respirator equipped wich an 0.3 micron fiiterT A. Insulation is thoroughly wet, conditions are dust free. E. Where test results indicate wc are within the limits as described by OSHA. 2.2 MAXIMUM REQUIREMENTS (Where test results indicate the asbestos fiber concentration is over the li mits as established by OSHA. A. Type "C" respirator equipment (supplied air) B. Protective Clothing C. Area of work barricaded | DA.. OASllHsAcraapppraosvbeedstaossbeinsstouslahtiaoznamrdussitgbnes pplarocpeedrliyn dpilsapsltaicyeodr plastic lined bags and securely closed. 2.3 HANDLING AND DISPOSAL B. OSHA approved asbestos hazard labels must be attached to each bag. C. Bags should be removed from the area to our regular trash containers. PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT I UC-4607 UCCTXC 05999 Page 2 2.4 GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS IN ALL CASES A. Concentration of people in the immediate area B. Large amount or small amount to be removed C. Condition of insulation, wet or dry D. Inclosed area or in the open E. Wind direction /lr UCCTXC 06000