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TO: J. A. DeBemardi IS6; ^ XF; _LcP iir Interoffice Communication FROM: DATE: SUBJ Tom Grumbles October 8, 1985 BULK CONTAINER LABELING VIST/ I just received your September 20 memo regarding the subject. Your recollection of the problems encountered regarding the OSHA VCM warning label is correct except that the basic issue was labeling PVC hopper cars and containers. Specifically, in response to your concerns the plan is that bulk container labels will be affixed to outlet connections in the dome area or bottom valve area of cars where it is most likely an "unloader" will see the information. The "tag" will be applied with the seals that are already placed on each shipment container. Dedicated equipment, i.e., VCM and MeCl RC's, can have a decal or sticker applied in the dome area if desired. For your information, OSHA recently stated publically, for the first time, that bulk containers should be labeled in addition to DOT labels. Also several customers have specifically requested that bulk containers have labels specifically affixed to unloading valves. c/v- Thomas G. Grumbles ajo/8 cc RTF, TSR, SFP 0000*3294 TO: Distribution TGG: Ofi XF: _ : RF FROM: DATE: Interoffice Communication SUBJ: T. G. Grumbles November 28, 1988 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MEETING ACTION ITEMS VISTA Below are the action items from the industrial hygiene meeting held November 15-16 at Lake Conroe. There will be detailed follow-up on several of the items. Correspondence regarding these items will follow in the near future. 1. Copies of the overheads used during the meeting will be sent to all attendees - TGG (these are attached) 2. By December 9 anyone interested in commenting to OSHA on the generic exposure monitoring ANPR should contact TGG. 3. Determine how the Houston office number can go on the Vista MSDS's to avoid Safety Directors getting calls for additional copies - MMG/AJO 4. Form a team to improve the industrial hygiene audit process (TGG will initiate action with Manufacturing Management). 5. Any Safety Director having written audit systems on file will send a copy to TGG. 6. Houston will consider copying Plant Managers on specified information such as new regulations and necessary actions to be taken. 7. Jim Harris will send information on the in-plant labelling system used at LCCC, Aberdeen and OKC to Campanella, Martin, and Lipps, 8. TGG will specifically review the TSCA training needs and explore developing a VISTA "corporate" program. 9. Jim Harris will send copies of his sampling forms to the Safety Directors. 10. TGG will summarize the results of the IH needs brainstorming session in a memo with suggested actions. 11. MMG/DLC will send a HAZWOPER data needs form to the Safety Directors for completion and return to DLC. 12. TGG will prepare a memo regarding IH data security and long term storage options. VVV 000023295 Distribution Memo November 28, 1988 Page 2 13. Attendees will send their equipment lists to George Shirley for preparation of a "master" list. 14. Dr. Drumwright will prepare a memo summarizing issues raised in the generic medical testing ANPRM. Thank you for your efforts and participation at the meeting. As always we've got a lot of work to do in the near future. You'll be hearing from me soon regarding Items 4, 8, 10 and 12. T. G. Grumbles dlj .536 Distribution: Safety Directors, D. L. Morgan cc: Plant Managers, JAD, THH, JRD, WLM' DLC, MMG, AJO, CDM VVV 000023296 Aberdeen VCM LAB LCCP OKC R&D Ham Balt B] ane pp VCM* * Lead Bz (done) MeCl* EO * Noise Asbestos * HF * Resp. Protection Noise Haz Com TSCA* Hazwoper X X X X X - X XX X X XX XX X XXX XX X X X X X XXXX XX XXX -- XXX XXX --- - XX XX XX XX -- New Emp. Contrax. X XXX XX X XX X Instrumentation X Confined Space * Indicated need for updating VVV 000023297