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] Ml,'iML30r.\ miming 01 MFG. CO. MTV 3rcryyi 11 o . \v II; R. Cnur trov oatc 9/25-?b/'/l I'm rn.i Co i n Cloy ter. 1 Corbir l)y rud I horpe 1 purpose* or mo trip was to attend a sr.eetincj of the respirat groups of the Industrial Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) to discuss revisions in the new proposed Part II. All companit were represented. Mr. J ames McGarry, Counsel for the ISEA, received an unpublished draft of Title 30, Code of Federal Regulations Part II (30 CFR II) from the Washington Counsel of the Department of In crior (bureau of Minos). It was os tab! by Mr. McGarry, the I SEA was officially in possession of 30 CFR .infI the re fore can re fore to it flu ring future contact with oitlw* the Department of the In tcrior or HEW. Prior to discussion on 30 CFR II several other c hK i ^ I- r /I i c r i c ' rse\ a t mrn.i I 1 rmfi I K ZOO.3 proposed American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standard for respiratory protection against asbestos dust, should be delayed until 30 CFR II is published. A letter recommending the ISEA position will be sent to Bob Schutz, J Chairman of ZOO Committee. The attached "Warning Label" agreed upon at the June meeting in Bermuda was to be used on October 1, 1971 was delayed until January 1, 1972. The use of the labe is voluntary and is to aopear both on the container and the pro J The wording Is such to nrotect the consumer, and all manufacture should begin using label at the same time to gain maximum impact. This was our first exposure to the label and its recommended use. j McGarry reported his game plan was to delay 30 CFR II from being published so that ISEA would have more time to apply 1 pressure to have protection factors deleted and has been sucr.rv lie further stated this pressure could only bear fruit if the ISEA presented a solid front with this singular purpose. A meeting with the Government lawyers was set for October 5, 1971. The ISEA will be represented by six from the top management of i the respirator manufacturers and two technical representatives. (Kcvior and Merklo), and Sunv/ol L and McGarry (3M is not represer i I went on reco.J that 3M apposed an.y action that would cause further delay to 30 CFR II, but was out voted. The October 5th mecting will be held. to nc uaio uorii, rrc. Action was started to stop E. W. Hyatt from publishing the name: of the individual brand names of respirators used in his tests, lie should refero to units as Brand A, B, c, etc. McGarry will contact AEC lawyers to do just that. Hyatt will not fight this action, therefore, it was agreed the manufacturers should accept Hyatt's invitation to come to Los Alamos to learn what he is doing to test respirator fit. ~ DEPOSITION '.0 PyTCI'/ V 11c, -? R. 3. -largni ni ^^7 At. i.his point a pago-ey-pagr. dipr.i.es ir.n of Ihc 3D CKH II bog.ui, (.on l . inued mlo the night and througn Itio next day. These were Liic most significant points to 3M. the suggestion that single use respirators not be limited to protecting only against pneumoconiosis or fibrosis producing dusts. Since the coal due fit test is the only fit test mentioned in 30 CFR i I, the manu facturers also recommend the following: 1. Respirators for use against dusts not significantly more toxic than lead dust (includes single use). A 10% leakage be allowed and the use be limited to 20 times the TIV. Respirators for use against fumes of certain metals, air contaminated by asbestos containing dusts, and radon daughte (includes single use), a !>% leakage be allowed and the use be limited to 10 times the TIV. IJ.:: ju; Robert J. Ba rghi ni Supv. Respirator Development . jmw ft tCkt n ,r* n;A '<J-ml' r war: 11 no !. Till , Hr.'vise does HOT supply oxygen. A. Use only in adequately ventilated ii nvi 5 con taining sufficient oxygen to support life. 3. Do not use where concentrations of contaminents are immediately dangerous to life. A. Leave area immediately if: (a) Breathing becomes difficult. (b) Dizziness or other distress occurs. (e) You taste or smell contaminent. '>. Use strictly in accordance v/i tli i ns tructi ons , labels, and limitations pertaining to this devicr . A. Never alter or modify this device. 101 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 EXHIBIT NO. 47 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25