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A V. c PLAINTIFF*2i EXHIBIT April 26, 1982 CONTRACTOR SAFETY INDOCTRINATION Overall Safety Indoctrination at the Monsanto, Texas City Plant is administered in a hit and miss fashion. There are approximately 85 contractor companies registered at the West Gate. In addition to these, Opel Construction at Gate 3 and CED Construction at Gate 4. ' ,,- All of Opel Maintenance and CED Construction have been indoctrinated with the Capital Projects Safety Film. The same Safety Film has been shown to at least one member of 35 contractors of the 85 contractors that are registered at the West Gate. This film is inadequate for all the contractors that are registered. The film is mainly a construction film and much of the material covered would not be related. Approximately 786 contractor personnel are registered at West Gate, of these 190 have been documented as seeing Indoctrination Safety. Indoctrination responsibilities belong to the following: David Spencer Opel Maintenance Ray Supac All Contractors not assigned to others. J. D. Stone CED Construction Fred Herzog Traffic Vehicle Traffic at all the gates are broken down to these categories: REGISTERED (Average) Main Gate 128 Daily (102 Week Ends) Gate 4 41 Daily Gate 3 56 Daily West Gate 18 Daily Deliveries Constitute 55% Contractors 26% Transports 19% SC 002131 LAM003336 CONTRACTOR SAFETY INDOCTRINATION PAGE 2 Transport contractors receive Example A and B for Safety Indoctrination, but documentation is not received. I have not found evidence of delivery or contractor indoctrination at Gates 3 or 4. LAM003337 sc 002132 CONTRACTOR SAFETY INDOCTRINATION PAGE 3 TC-621 MCC # 952024 EXAMPLE A MONSANTO COMPANY TEXAS CITY, TEXAS VEHICLE OPERATION RULES L Plant speed limit is 15 m.p.h. 2. Stop at all times for pedestrians. 3. Observe all traffic control signs. 4 Riding on any exterior part of vehicles, except truck beds, is prohibited. VEHICLE PARKING RULES 1. Park in approved areas only. Do not block fire fighting equipment, roadways or emergency vehicles. 2 Do not leave vehicle unattended while loading or unloading. Leave ignition keys in vehicles at all times. 3. Permission must be obtained before leaving transport trucks parked unattended. 4 Leave motor off when vehicle is unattended. SAFETY RULES 1. No matches, lighters, firearms, or explosives are allowed within the plant When siren and code horn sounds, pull to side of road and stop motor. Do not proceed until all clear (15-second blast on whistle) is sounded. SC 002133 LA IV1003338 CONTRACTOR SAFETY INDOCTRINATION EXAMPLE B PAGE 4 TANK TRcCK CAL ACCESS INSTRUCTIONS 1. All tank trucks requiring weighing enter the sain gate Bust go through the staglria are* b-fvte approaching the scale. If scale is oc*.u?ivi, in staging area until until the scale is available. 2. Tank trucks leaving loading area*. a. If the scale is unoccupied, aove directly one* *r.*le. b. If the scale is occupied, aove directly iatc the staging area and wait until the scale is avails!:!*. 3. All tank trucks that need to wait on analysis oust park in the staging area. NOTE: No truck can be left unattended while the aotor is running. No tractor/trailer can be left or dropped in the plant unattended without the superintendent's approval. Main (JATE e-To CTR Sta <*NG Me A ro sn LAM003339 SC 002134 Energy 3 s Entex 1 Galveston County Seawall 8 General Automation 2 George Hedge Railroad 17 Grirtnel Eire Protection 5 Gulf Coast Ind. Security IS Gulf Coast Office 2 Hartford Steam 1 Hoover Hamilton 3 Houston Pipline 31 Hunter Chemical 2 IBM 10 Is land City 4 John Mansville 16 Kleen Kontrol 2 Leighton Corp. 3 M.A. Pruitt 20 Mainland Tire 2 Malone 81 Manpower CED 14 Mathews Tires 4 McDonough Iron Work 23 Milam Design Mobile Air 2 AIC - Carol Homes 1 Amex Elec.- Bolton 1 Belcan - Plant 2 Betz Lab. - Cook 5 W.B. Branson 3 Butterowe 31 Calgon - Cook 5 Charles Martin 22 Chemic Eng. - Saunders 17 Chemical Applica - Hogan 4 Chuoke Plbg. 5 Cities Service 6 CMR 1 Credit Union 8 SC 002135 LAM003340 Crescent Electric Line Crescent Electric Custom Ornamental Iron Digital Equip. Disposal Dunn Equip. Dunn Heat Exchange Eastman Kodak Mobile Chem Monroe Calculator Motorola MTR Nalco Nichols Eng. Northern Telecom Nunez Opel Owens Coming Patterson Plbg. Pest COntrol Puffer Sweiven Quality. Control Roy Hunter Ryan Spec. Sigmatic SIP Contract Sline Painters Southern Inst, S.W. Bell Stationers Steel Tank Stover Serv. Straus Systems Stubbs Overbeck Synergy TCI RI Co. Tele-Autograph Tennille Texas Inst. 11 Projects 31 Projects 8 1 26 6 3 Foreman Only 1 5 2 3 1 3 2 35 16 + 1 30 4 3 5 2 2 1 1 13 40 4 39 1 4 1 12 20 12 6 3 24 1 PAGE 2 LAM003341 SC 002136 Thomas A. Read USGS Kelso Wallace Co. C. W. Warren WiIson Xerox TOR Co. CEB 1 1 1 2 1 8 6 1 320 002137 LAM003342 ^3cjg<J^ M8& r- n U s^TV Cp> 4- s' \ r V'XcA Q KV _ V- U_C_'<.' k.ey . O'-*? - P^'A CnPv-Vc^q k ^OuAN^e *-n . _'PvIV^a ^Tc ....... - ?' oV( V.M.S ^-k-\ i/\vON^AS.f VA-\ ^trVvC^> -jLb S4**U. \M ^ Am. V Ya-pAqM.<- \M -\j VTi*-vT. J^L Ya ifsLo *-v <_ f-OfPr'-A-M Pi vh'j^aTsow \% .Atv^*. \>'-\ . _ \.v*KaUmC 'VtrvjLcX'vs 'Aki.l V\a^ts . ----- ^ec.or^> oO- 5tv_ . vsvS ^ .cTT\Or<.} 'Aac.. \>e ^"C. ...AM _A^.-t_ ,\_ kw' rO \ **A.................. .O ^^''CiTT'OKO VCC-s 9 ________________________________- ,J^.M V\rOM tTNCN-VivI O^CrrA vO-'v'i Are. i bl - icO r.- A.Ll _ts'VA-lOH_------------ - --- 'P' cA V U vTv Ci VvJl - \AamA , "^-n e_ ,r VaAVM Te. CPrrir^ >Cy> 0T~ __Xo _ Ml VI (v.\ MAV*'. (0 ye j-mO V lor* > "Yo l SIS U. r-- Act^(V^ C*J^>Wd. ^Yk^(Mcy -- C'o'm. s rV. VveACel^' bc?.si Q-<A\.ei- vxT vmmA .Abe Yw^i/C. ^ftw y5I Krir^5^ R^C.e.'S'jArvy , _ > Ih S eJC^ _rtloTtX tv^TTCr') CohC",xihcy A/mi.%<_ C^rn^ v? u sA-Mt AW l b-y VLe uLJ>i(M*y i.<l^**.-Atsne V , b2o9-(o / e sc 002138 LAM003343 MONSANTO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on 4 I -2.0 at / ' noT/Vl PRINT NAMESIGNATURECOMPANY EMPLOYED Uj. L>*cJs<UJ cU ________ Co*; sc 002139 LAM003344 MONSANTO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM I We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on at Jl- A" 4.V_____ PRINT NAME_______________ ip /)--g/o/e SIGNATURE COMPANY EMPLOYED /ftb' /jl*- ( uJ'tJ- c*\ SC 002140 LAM003345 MONSANTO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on at 9: 10 Art] 4A PRINT NAME /-! (rh r V // SIGNATURE /r -> ? / COMPANY EMPLOYED sc 002141 LAM003346 MONSANTO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on dj i c/tf at 3.0 ' PRINT NAMESIGNATURECOMPANY EMPLOYED b>- ^A. /ft / 7c'zo //J Q. ________________________ /aJ- Q. &currr 7vr_ SC 002142 LAM003347 MOM SAN TO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on at 12_flAA L-- PRINT NAME tJ/'pj t? I A SIGNATURE jUfc/V 5Vf^ e,-V5fT S< city 7^ U fC ft A h , Ll o_____ COMPANY EMPLOYED i\ n LAA/1003348 SC 002143 MONSANTO'S CONTRACTORS ORIENTATION FILM We have seen Monsanto's Contractors Orientation Film on at I-2-- 3 U PA . PRINT NAMESIGNATURE COMPANY EMPLOYED \A/J),<SAft OPF ,T^A-____________________________________________________ l yvp/S UAM003349 sc 002144 April 2, 1982 Sline Industrial Painters Donald Jolly (Supt) Thomas Scott (Safety Engr.) Stuart Dunn W. M. Cox John D. Crisp Luis Ramos Bob Grice Billy White ley Robert Osoria Richard Tibaldo Burce Watkins W. Lowe Joe J. Luna W. A. Quinn Joey Jay Koleng James Clifton W. G. Duke H. Van Ness -- McDonough Iron Works James Smith Joe Wytovak (Supt.) W. J. Brooks Antonio Jaramillo Albert J. Blake, Jr. Owens Corning Fibergals Darryl Tagle Leonard B. Simmons Edwin Truelove Donald Johnson J. H. Godwin , Sr. "Smitty" Robert Smith J. Berend T. R. Bolding R. L. Willy Jimmy Covington John 0. Carmichael G. P. Perry (Supt.) Robert Willy, Jr. Motorola Carl Prebilski Opel Maintenance Robert Phillips R. Murphy J. T. Wade Butterowe, Inc. Michael Parker Bill Fox (Supt.) Straus Systems Roger Chappelle Tyrus R. Cobb Les Clostio Don Edwards C. C. Edwards Travis W. Harding (Supt.) Malone Vacuum Trucks Phillip Darden William Dunn J. A. Garner Pablo DeLeon Donald G. Allen Ellis Wofford SC 002145 LAM003350 ( February 1982 Dunn Equipment (For Sikes Fabricating) Paul D. Fisher M. A. Pruitt Gary Aucoin John W. Preston Donald Hallman Ronnie Langford Arnold A. Fanguy James Conley W. Frank Garland "Cope" Cope! in Sikes Fabricating Alex B. Balfour Steel Tank Construction Co. Jesse Daniels Butterowe Wm. J. Fesler Way Engineering C. A. Lamb (Removed from Plant - Failure to wear safety glasses) David Allen Hough Nunez V. W. "Podgie" Lancon, Jr. R. A. Davis Jesse Churchill Jose Garcia Wayne Filer Jesus Garcia Fred Souleret A. G. Branscum A. P. Standley SC 002146 LAM003351 January 1982 Crescent Electric Stephan Thiem John F. Roberts Steel Tank Construction Co. J. H. Surginer G . L . A1sbrook W. R. Surginer M. L. Adams J. T. McCullough Jackie Long Glen Kay Carl Landwehr Sikes Fabricating Charles Williams Denise Sikes Rudy Westinghausen Dell Decker C. L. Mann Richard Dee Conley Walker Levie Armstrong Barry Johnson Gary Den Decker Ri cky G. Oshel SC 002147 LA A/1003352 December 1981 Way Duct Systems John Ledington Brian Paxton Grady T. Manning John R. Forsythe Frank R. Foley Butterowe Willourn L. Taylor Kermitt E. Taylor Ron Hershman Danny Slagle Crescent Electric John Dupla Henry Parson, Jr. Roy Hunter Tommy Jackson Willie Spurlock Johnnie D. Lagway Richard W. Patterson Larry Scurry H. K. Kitching SC 002148 LAM003353 November 1981 Cres cent E1ectric Wm. D. Jones Waymond Shaw Roy Hunter J . L . Dewitt Danny Lagway Walter Bruggman Richard Rideaux Houston Elevator Service Jerry Chesnutt Samuel L. Cheeks Jeff Baumback Topaz Inc. David Lang Gene Brinkman Leak Repairs Inc. Dennis Shaw Manuel Garza Straus Systems James Patton Raymond A. Casillas Charles R. Haile Associates, Inc. Ron Byers Bill VanHouten SC 002149 LAM003354 October 1981 Crescent Electric (See ListAttached) M. A. Pruitt Larry Drissen Leroy Douglas W. L. "Bill" Bratsen Mack A. Pruitt Donald Halfman George Oregron, Jr. Larry Egg J. Rad 1er Henry Maris Topaz Inc. Perry R. Hester 002150 LAM003355 10-23-SI Crescent Electric Co,, Inc. employees who have seen the orientation film are Warren Canada Raymond Warner Maxie Willard Walter Ryan Charles Husers Byron Vernon James McAllen Robert Boysen T. C, Cummings M. Dempsey Sonny Bertolino R. K, Ldughridge R. McLaren Jack Carlisle Vincent Garza Charles Fox V. Giddings Eddie Barroso Theo, Cook Mike Neidigh Robert Shifflett sc 002151 V./MNA003356 TAwuJL \\^ \. | ^Jo>-|'rvx- C*unwi| C^aJ . V J (^C2^ruvu^_ }J.&JJ v: V> ^r\iA-^C^ (Lfrr^cjf'/UsUL^GXb >; <2.^iii^ #7- Qfibuai? x ^ d yf/fT? Sd=rJrtCfZcZ^5U3.XV^ b Kx^vvii^ ^i-fcX/Wbfc >, ; ^Zz. UJfisfif - ,:' iI " !| 1 vI 3 o/vA/y Pere/is </ bAMiL ' \ pHUZ u)0o ^!UJAy rd drO b&/AJC. ;| Cubs u;- v"Se i i j -. SC 002152 LAIVI003357 ARMORED FOR SAFETY PROPOSED SAFETY "SHOT IN THE ARM" PROGRAM Second Quarter, 1982 armored for SAFETY Monsanto Theme "Using Protective Equipment Counts" Sub-Theme "Armored For Safety" Program Mascot Armadillo Tone Highly Visible Publicity No "One-on-One" No Prizes May-June "Shot in the Arm" program Key Points - Wise Owl Publication - Plant News for program start - General Plantwide Safety Meeting Topic "Protective Equipment" - Armadillo stickers given to employees attending the safety meeting - Bulletin Board Posters Dead armadillo in the road caption -"Full protective equipment does no good if you don't use your head" - Office Safety Committee - Eye safety films and mailouts (1/quarter) - Displays of protective equipment at both gates and cafeteria - Burma shave type signs at gate entrances - Messages on hourly paychecks - Other publicity items - Poster (glasses in back pocket--"hindsight is not better than foresight") LAM003358 SC 002153