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Jctt'.ion -/! -- H5.j.11r. Data A;uiv Tcvicii) EHtcis. : See Chronic Toxicity Effects. Tisc- Ki.'t'.fc. /-Air flex -f- i crironic Toxicity Effects irritates or damages the pulmonary tissue; asbestosis, suspect carcinogen __as defined in 29CFR1910-1200. Symptoms: Cough, tightness in chest, shortness of breath. ; Tmeshoio Limn value For Mixture Airborne concentrati ons over (2) fibers (longer than 5 micrometers) per I CC of air measured in accordance with ?qCFR191Q.10Ql. As shipped, asbestos fihprs are------ encapsultated by bonding agent and should not be released into the air. f Emergency and First Aid Procedures No SDecial Drocedures. - Contact Medical Personnel ^ ' Section VII -- Reactivity Data Unstaple Stable Conditions to Avoid N/A kj ` `` ' "t>(_ Incompatability (materials to avoid) N/A Hazardous Decomposition Products Hazardous Polymerization N/A May Occur . Will Not Occur Conditions to Avoid N/A *'!?' sir ' : ^a--:'7" ,?*'' /V. *r- i- j 'Of' ',f '> ; Section VIII -- Spill or Leak Procedures_________________ ^ \ .s Steps to be taken in case material is released or spilled, including disposSrmeJnoa " " ji. k- 1} "JfT %------- i 1;r%., \ r,i ^ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .4*v No special precautions - sol id"materia^. ;r.... ---* ' > .. Section IX -- Special Protection Information Respiratory Protection (Specify type) Protective Gloves (Specify type) Other Protective Equipment See below %>- S N/A N/A Ventilation Local Exhaust: ^3 ' ^0 social "/\deqUate local exhaust ble reauired during secondary ventilation and dust collection may processing to meet OSHA permissible Mecftahicaf(Generalj|, exposure limits. Respirators are advised for workers at all times." * 1 * Section X -- SpectaUPrecaiitioris precautions to be takenin nanaiing ana storing Propgr work practices where asbestos dust might be created should be followed sudhyas. where appropriate, wet handling to reduce airborne fibers and proper housekeeping to avoid accumulations of asbestos fibers. In disposing of waste care should be taken to avoid' oeneratinq airborne asbestos fibers and all waste which forseeablv might generate airborne concentrations in excess of OSHA permissible exposure limits should be collected and disposed of in impermeable bags or other impermeable containers." Respondent's Printed Name James W. Fisher Respond*"'* S rnatute Title: Manager of Engineering Date. November 20, 1985 FAW 24331