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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. ED'`CATION. AND WELFARE i-usuc HE*U7k service January 5, 1968 MFC* TO: ZXocTSVW Dr* tee B. Great Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go* One Gateway Center Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 Dear Dr* Grant: , The Occupational Health Prograa, National Center for Urban and Industrial Health la sponsoring a one-day invitational seminar on respiratory protection for asbestos workers on February 6, 1968.at our Facility in Cincinnati* As agenda is enclosed. The participation of inforped industrial representatives is essential if the oaxiaua profit is to be obtained free this nesting. Ve hope, therefore, that you can attend or suggest another suitable representative. Anyone you suggest will be veleoee. Sincerely yours, Enclosure Howard E. Ayer Chief, Environmental Activities Field Studies Occupational Health Program J#U5^3/j^3 WV-9652 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FC1 ASBESTOS WORKERS A ONE DAY SEMINAR 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio 9:00 AM, February 6, 1968 AGENDA Health Prohieras of Asbestos Workers Asbestosia Cancer Duse Exposures of Asbestos Workers Henufactvting Textile Friction Insulation Cement . ' *' Application Reduction of Dust Exposures Dust control Enclosure Local exhaust Wet processing Respiratory protection Applicable Respirators Types available New developments Bureau of Mines Approvals Operation of a Respirator Program Attitudes towards respirators - the Asbestos Workers* Survey Characteristics of a successful program Protecting the health of asbestos workers; the rotes t labor, industry and government