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300 Occangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 9 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Hr. David Hanstein P. O. Box 2352 Leucadia, CA 92024 Dear Mr. Hanstein: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. . On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marine, Inc. I* a aubaidiary of AtlanthsRIcMI.IdCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) mi-iww marine, inc. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Mack Tighe 28303 Golden Meadow Drive Rancho Palo Verdes, CA 90274 Dear Mr. Tighe: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that, the results of the survey . would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.s. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Ine. ts a subsidiary of AtlantfeRiehftttdCompany AMt-6151-B (1-85) ARCO Marine, Inc. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Dean Quirion 5 Stobie Street Winslow, ME 04901 Dear Mr. Quirion: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mtrins, Inc. is s subsidisry of AtlsntlcRIchflsIdCompsny AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Hr. Charles Turner ARCO Independence Dear Mr. Turner: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marina, Inc. it a subsidiary of AtlantlcRIehflaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 ' TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Jerry Thomas ARCO Independence Dear Mr. Thomas: While you were on board the ARCO Independence-from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was takliig samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mtrint, Inc. it t subsidiary of AtlantleRiehflaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Ms. Carol Taylor 2634 Superior Street Bellingham, WA 98226 Dear Ms. Taylor: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener , Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. la a aubaidiary of AtlantieRIchflaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) ARCO Marine, Inc. 300 Oeeangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Richard Stinson 13682 Sioux Road Westminster, CA 92683 Dear Mr. Stinson: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey . would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Msrin*, Inc. It tubtidltry at AUintlcHlehlltldComptny AMI-6151-B (1-85) Avw itioiaic, law. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90S01-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Russell Santos P. 0. Box 030512 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33303 Dear Mr. Santos: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELS) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*. Ine. la a aubaldiaiy of Atlamiefllehfi*IdCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) MtWW lYlaiiilC, UlW. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Robert Rush ARCO Spirit . Dear Mr. Rush: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mann*, Inc. la a aubaldlary of AtlantlcRIcMIaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Robert Nims ARCO Independence Dear Mr. Nims: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.s. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*. Inc. it a aubaidlary of AlianticflichlialilCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) nnvw trial me, mo. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Ms. Elizabeth Parrent P. 0. Box 713 Castine, ME 04421 Dear Ms. Parrent: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marine, Inc. It tubtlditry of AtiinticRichfialdCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) nnuJ hidllllC, llib. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Kevin Gamier 753 W. 36th Street San Pedro, CA 90731 Dear Mr. Gamier: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. I* a aubaldiary of AtiantleRlehflaldCopipany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. David Tothill ARCO Sag River Dear Mr. Tothill: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marina, Inc. It t subsidiary of AtlantleftlcMlaldCoinparty AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Maj^cTighe 28303 Golden Meadow Drive Rancho Palo Verdes, CA 90274 Dear Mr. Tighe: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence, showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELS) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. It subsidiary of AtlanticRlchtttidCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Svetko Lisica 57000 Zadar Jurja Krizanica 25 Yugoslavia, Europe Dear Mr. Lisica: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, c Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marina, Inc. i* a aubaldlary of AtlantleRleMtaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) ARCO Marine, Inc. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Ms. Jean Holmes 3-E Bass Street Neumarket, NH 03857 Dear Ms. Holmes: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C.-''Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mirint, Inc. Is a subsidiary of AtlantlcRieMisIdCompsny ` AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Clifford Collier ARCO Independence Dear Mr. Collier: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marins, Inc. Is a subsidiary of AtlsntieflleMisIdCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Michael Burke 315 Sweetman Road Ballston SPA, NY 12020 Dear Mr. Burke: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELS) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. I* a aubaldiary o( AtlantleRiehfieldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Scott Williams 16142 Twinkle Circle Huntington Beach, CA 92649 Dear Mr. Williams: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. "Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mtrfiw, Inc. Is a subsidiary ot AtlantlcfllchllaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801 -5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Salvador Valencia ARCO Independence Dear Mr. Valencia: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELS) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. la a aubaldiary of AtlanlieRichflaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) ARCO Marine, Inc. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach,. California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. David Heebner 2343 East Pole Road Everson, WA 98247 Dear Mr. Heebner: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kixchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marina, Inc. ft a subsidiary of AliantieRleMlaldCompany AMI-6151-B (1 -85) ak^u Marine, me. 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Billy Hamblen 1001 SE 16th Street, Apt 8 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 Dear Mr. Hamblen: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Msrins, Inc. Is s subsidiary ol AtlsrrtleRletrtlsIdCouipany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Michael Doyle ARCO Spirit Dear Mr. Doyle: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mttiiw, Inc. I* i *ub.ldlry of AUtnUcflichfltldComptny ' AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801-5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Glenn Crenshaw II 1659 Cyrene Drive Carson, CA 90746 Dear Mr. Crenshaw: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marina, Inc. 1* * aubaldlary of AtlanttcRIcMIaldCompany AMI-6151-B 0-35) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Mr. Larry Cadle 3301 Hughes Ln 82 Dickinson, TX 77539 Dear Mr. Cadle: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services, Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the resuits of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C.-Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Marin*, Inc. la a aubaldiary of AtiantlcRiehfteldCompany AMI-6151-B (1-85) 300 Oceangate Post Office Box 22617 Long Beach, California 90801*5617 Telephone 213 590 4400 TWX 910 341 6829 October 4, 1991 Ms. Kristie Black 635 6th Street North Shelby, MT 59474 Dear Ms. Black: While you were on board the ARCO Independence from August 2-7, 1991, Clayton Environmental Services,; Inc., was taking samples to determine airborne levels of asbestos and conducting employee awareness training. During the training classes we indicated that the results of the survey would be provided to all crew members on board at the time. Recently the results of the independent lab analysis were received. The full report has been sent to the vessel and we will ask the Master to make the report available to all crew members. At the completion of the monitoring program, which involves riding the eight AMI vessels which are known to be constructed with some asbestos bearing materials, a summary report will be mailed to all vessels. Airborne asbestos levels are measured by drawing a volume of air through a filter and counting the number of fibers that are retained in the filter. All air samples collected on the Independence : showed concentrations below the applicable permissible exposure limits (PELs) established by the U.S. Coast Guard of 0.1 fibers/cubic centimeter (f/cc) and the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) PEL of 0.2 f/cc. These samples were also below the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommended concentration of 0.01 f/cc for general occupancy. : On board the Arco Independence 22 samples were taken and analyzed to determine the presence of airborne asbestos fibers. Samples were taken from both working and living spaces. Samples analyzed by an independent lab ranged from less than .00017 to .009 f/cc. The complete report is on board the Arco Independence and available for your review. If you would like any additional information, please feel free to call me at (213) 590-4521. Sincerely, Jay C. Kitchener Manager, Safety, Health & Environmental Protection JCK/cec ARCO Mirint. Inc. ! * tubtidliry ef AUantlcRIctrtlcMCofnpany AMI-6151-B (1-85)