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FILE NAME Corning OC DATE 1972 Mar 21 DOC OC044 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Memo RE NICA Safety and Health Booklet with Retyped Copy . 0! te D. Bradshaw - San Francisco ts owe ae subject NICA a SAFETY & FEALTH ae 300 . company correspondence John Vyverberg - New York from dste March 21 1972 C D. C. Closser - Toledo J. P. Kar- Toledo e 1 Dr. J. L. Kongen Toledo L. V. Saxby - Toledo C. Sheckler - M draft of above You asked for comments on your on all the work you have done on this practical I compliment you and health practices working guide on basic safety dusts and statements onasbestos My only suggestion relatesrelates to your : respirators standards OSHA has issued proposed As you know the laber Department final standardsstandards will be issued issued in near future ze asbestos and and relate to the Federal that your statements statements on asbestos restrictive As I suggest Standard -- otherwise your your guideline would be more approved zespirator state ~~ you should always wear an in national an example you always if not required required required for asbestos dust -- Why say standard to last paragraph I other small point is that on page 2 next dusts cause One elimination of the words or whenever otherwise would suggest about skin irritation or invitation Are you talking and I am sure that Cliss I compliment you on your fine work as Chairman of Again additional aditional detailed comments Sheckler will give you the NEMA Health and Safety Committee Committee w) 378 6 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT OCF Owens Corning Fiberglas to D. Bradshaw - San Francisco company correspondence from John Vyver-bNeew r Yog rk date March 21 1972 subject NICA SAFETY & HEALTH BOOKLET CC D. C. Glosser - Toledo J. P. Kern - Toledo Dr. J.L. Konzen - Toledo L.W. Saxby - Toledo C. Sheckler - M You asked for comments on your draft of above I compliment you on all the work you have done on this working guide on basic safety and health practices practical My only suggestion relates to your statements on asbestos dusts and respirators As you know the Labor Department OSHA has issued standards re asbestos and final standards will be issued prinoponseear d future I suggest that your statements on asbestos relate to the Federal Standard -- otherwise your guideline would be more restrictive As an example you state -- you should always wear an approved respiratory for asbestos dust -- Why say always if not required in national standard One other small point is that on page 2 I would suggest elimination of the words irritation Are you talking about skin next to last paragraph or whenever dusts cause irritation or otherwise Again I Sheckler the NIMA compliment you on your fine work and I am sure that cliff will give you additional detailed comments as Chairman of Health and Safety Committee bw John Vyverberg RECEIVED Mar 23 1972 Corning Fiberglas Co. Medical Services Verbatim Transcription