Document YGKNrjEgb7DNQ0JoBJBXVNK0E
FILE NAME Manville JMA
DATE 1975 DOC JMA292
DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Meeting Minutes with Attendee List National Steel and Shipbuilding Council of America
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Industrial fealth bjinute Safety Committee
^ menting of the Industrisi ilonith and Safety Committee s^>
be Shipbuilders Council of America was held at the office of
be Concil Concil Watargate 600 Washington DC June 12 1975 at
9:30 A.M.
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Present were:
John A. Chantrey George L. Bowen
Fr. Darling
T. 1. Daugh^'rill Vernee E. Duke
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Chairman
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Avondale Shipyards
Betklebern Staci
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National Steel & Shiphidg
Ingalls Shipbuilding
* Alabama Drydock & Shipbldg
T. E. Savage
GaMz . Sy l^,p
J. Madison Smith Paul J. Souss R. Ken Townsend Saurie T. Walton
E. Ruddy
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Norisik Shipbuilding & DD
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Gen. Dyn = Quincy Shiphidg
Jacksonville Shipyards
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Shipbuilders Shipbuilders Council
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Safety and Health Review Cammission Departom f e Lan botr
I kom Sline President Sline Industrial Painters Inc. and
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. Without objection the minutes of the regular meeting held
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March
19 and
to
the
special
mesting
held
April
30 i.
were
eved submitted .
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NATIONAL ADVISORY
ADVISORY
The Secretary reported that Robert J. Wayne of Oakland
California formerly affiliated with Kaiser Industries was being considered for appointment as management representative on the
by National Advisory Committee mm Safety and Health and that his
appointment had been undersed theShipbuilder^Council of
America
OCCUPATIONAL NOISE STANDARD
STANDARD
The Commition had baiere it a copy of a letter dated
March 21 1975 directed by the Council to the CBHA Decket
to
Officer s^,nignendoisteheexhpanodsluinrge oafnpdroposead ssuubbsseeqquueenntt lleetttetr er dreagutlaetidons
May 12 1975 requesting oppotor apt pearuatn thei int fory mal
public bearing on the proposed meise exposure standard scheduled
te commenJcunae 23. The Committee corrthe e cs orp reso pon n ~
dence in detail and agreed that the positions stated should be
covered by representatives of the Council at the public hearing
Representatives of the Council at the public hearing were ta
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Chairman Chantrey C. W. Stallard M.
Avondale Shipyards Inc.
Newport News Shipbuilding
Edwin H. Toothman
E. P. Ruddy
Mr. Chantray indicated Council's appropriate statement would be
developed to support the Council's various positions and that all
necessary preparations would be made to assure adequate repre-
puntataitothne Cou pubn licc heai rinl g 'The Council is scheduled to _
appear as Number 54 on a list of 81 potential witnesses and
, probably would not be reached until late July thus leaving ade
fa probably probably for preparation of until late thus
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Committee StatWOeRmKERS s Wy
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the following itomsperkamt -
the sharemen's and Harbor Workers pensation Acti
Zederal Workmen's Compensation Standard Latislatian
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A draft bill which reportedly is ta bo introduced shortly by
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Senater Williama as a follow te legislatian on which hearings
were held in 1974 by the Senate Comm oni Labt or t ande Pube lic
Welfare but which was not acted upon by the Committee The Secretary stated he would reproduce and make available to soch
_, member of the Committee a copy of the bill when formally int. ra-
duced by Senator Williams
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Status of Jurisdictional Guidelings
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The Committee reviewed pending cases which would whi
decided proav ndi prd ovie de jurisdictional quidelines for the
determ of ci ovn eraa ge t of i shio pyan rd employees under the
Long Harb ando Harr bor Workers Compensation Act 42
amanded Specific attuation was brought to a lectur dated May 2 1975 from the Associate Sellsiter for Employen
Beme^-itaDepartment of Labor directed to a small best yard responding responding to a general inquiry as to whether playara en- gegud in the recreational boating industry are incinded Workers
be provisions of the LongshoreumndaHnar'besr Workers Compensation Act as amenid n e 197d2. The lethat ldaethr at
small beat yards and their employees are covered by the Act,
The Commai gret edt theeles tter la not encouragintgo offerts under way to circumscribe the jurisdictional coverage
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Federal InvolvementInvolvement in Workmen's Compensation Maime
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The Committen reviewed recent developments concerning
problems of the emplayer which arise because the regional rep-
Employment Standards resentative of the
Administration ongago
ja excessive involvement in afforts to assure the awareness of
. shipyard employees of their rights under the compensation
gtatece, Based on the discussion the Committee agreed this
pelat where it could be handled
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suggested there le a definite
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vota are going up One member reported ^ beltlhatetfhe a
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known to claima
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wadertake preparation of
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Longshrem' Paymentand Harbo Terace Longshrem' Workes Compensati Comite copy furnished thebeteto adminstro Compensati industry meting. thanked adminstraion Departmen shipbuldng poselby mater priations which Reem for Mr,
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The Secretary reported that restp o programs o progrn ams ws hice h bes d '
been undertaken undertaken by the Council on shipyard programs for the
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control of lead and on shipyard policies rajative to reporting 29 in coverle attd er dated April 18 1975 to the Committee bad
been reproduced without company identification and copy of the
sollated responnen wa in s the Agenda jackets It was agreed the
Secretary would enclose a copy of the results of the survey with
the meeoft theimen etig ng See attachment
AIX KETONES STANDARDS
The Committee had beureit proposed OSHA standards on six katones that had been printed in the FEDERAL REGISTER May 8 1975 witha request that commenta be submitted to CSHA by Juma 20 1975. The notsi izc e se et Au5g as u the s datat for
beginning of public hearings on the proposed standard
Following brief discussion it was the consmous the Council should submit views and arguments on behalf of the industry
Mr. Raddy noted that in all likelihood an extension of time would
be granted which would make the submission nsuch s document
BRIDGE CRANE ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIORS
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Comell had been contacted by The the Secretary reported
William B. Marx Executive Director American Bellar Manu-
facturers Association as to a possible problem arising from pre-
visio lanta he 1975 editoifotn he NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE NFPA 70 7a5dopted by the National Fire Protection Association
at its Annual Meeting May 20-24 1974. Section 610-13 of the
Code pertaining to wiring for cranes and buista previdos that contact conductors along ruways cram bridges and memoralis contact be permitted to be bare but shall be guarded and and memoralis
etary indicated he would take etope to further
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in developing Guidelines for the Protection
seme industry input
Portable Tools and
make such
a an andd asaknedd ship repair industry
. sildinsilgding consultative committes to be formed to guide the
in fulfilling the objectives of the study The Secretary
ontractor
la touch with members of the Committee at
indicated he would be
;
;
a later date
DOCUMENT - CRITERIA DOCUMENT - ACETYLENE AND CARBON
CRITE ACR ETI YLEA NE
ROXIDE
_ The Committe's attention was
the FEDERAL REGISTER REGISTER February in which NIOSH asked for submission
outablish"nng^sale
types of recorda and
Instituta Secretary indicated that he would keep an eye out for these documS and labels relative to acetylame and carbon
uurning devices dioxide It appears
that NIOSH had contacted at least one ahip~
for this data to help Stanford Resourch
yard directly asking
criteria
Instituta contracter with NIOSH develop
criteria documents when developed
chemical substances on
for the purpose of developing ctrhietJaurniea2d3ec1u9m7e5nFtsEDERAL
subsequently was published in
an
REGISTER 40 FR 26390 - 26496
vepoctive would be published by NIQSH and CHA and because technical th of the large number of of this ; _ The Secretary elt thatnabteucraeusreelated to health
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vepoctive subjects
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2 atise reqtu o ^i valr uate e thd ese requests from a technical
vr omali preliminary review subcommittee should be formed
the documents could be referred by the Secretary fer
brief discussion
a the of such a subcommittee nee ned ed for
establishment
were selected by the Chairman for
five companies
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on the subcommittee
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