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INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE MONITORING FOR
ASBESTOS
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TO: D. L. Johnson, 511-5518
CComputer Ref. W-1043
CC:
c. W. Carman, 725-105 G. F. Hurley, 701-334 c. R. Johnson, 511-2009
L. R. Noble, 511-2149
P. A.
D. R. H. L. Robinson, 701-401
E. cC. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
F. E. Cobb
Location #1 Powerhouse -InstituteDate
4/28/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6
Cone. fibers 2
.15 5 um/ciQ`:
.37
.06
.52
Sampling
Time
63 minutes
108 minutes
30 minutes
45 minutes
Comments A.M. - Stripping insulation A.M. - Stripping insulation P.M. - Stripping insulation P.M. - Stripping insulation
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) .14 fibers > 5 um/cm3
Ceiling Concentration
___________ _____
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE
TWA
2 fibers > 5 gm/cm3 <^SHA^) UCC
Ceiling _________________________
OSHA
UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS Stripping insulation from several steam lines on #1 boiler on the
level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. Mr. Cobb wore a disposable dust respirator and disposable coveralls during the stripping.
first
Even though part of the insulation being stripped did not contain asbes tos, the insulation should be well watered to help control the dust.
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TO: D- L. Johnson, 511-5518
Computer Ref.W-1043
C. W. Carman, 725-105 G. F. Hurley, 701-334 C. R. Johnson, 511-2009
L. R. Noble, 511-2149
P. A. Perry, 511-5583 D. R. Paugh, 511-2009 H. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
T. G. Grant
Location #1 Powerhouse - Institute Date. 4/28/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1
2 3 4 5 6
Cone.
fibers ^ .43 5 lim/cm- 1
Sampling Time
58 minutes
.64
116 minutes
.34
89 minutes
Comments A.M. - Bagging insulation A.M. - Bagging insulation P.M. - Bagging insulation
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) .27 fibers > 5 gm/cm3
Ceiling Concentration
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE
TWA 2 fibers > 5 pm/cm3 Ceiling ________OSHA
(qsha)
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Bagging insulation that had been stripped from several steam lines on #1 boiler on the first level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. The stripped insulation was placed in plastic bags tagged and placed in a dumpster for proper disposal. Mr. Grant wore a disposable dust respirator and disposable coveralls.
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TO: D. L. Johnson, 511-5518
Computer Ref. W-1043
CC:
C. W. Carman, 725-105
G. F. Hurley, 701-334 C. R. Johnson, 511-2009 L. R. Noble, 511-2149
D. R. Paugh, 511-2009 P. A. Perry, 511-5583 H. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
T. L. Jividen
Location#! Powerhouse - Institute Date
4/28/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6
Cone.
fibers ^ . 52 5 pm/cnr !
Sampling -Time
57 minutes
.62
111 minutes
Comments
A.M. - Stripping insulation
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Stripping insulation
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA)Not monitored long enough to
Ceiling Concentration
calculate TWA
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE TWA 2 fibers > 5 pro/cm3 Ceiling _________________________
(gSPuT) OSHA
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Stripping insulation from several steam lines on #1 boiler on the first level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. Sometime during the afternoon, the filter cassette worn by Mr. Jividen was lost so a TWA was not calcu lated. During the stripping he wore a disposable dust respirator and dis posable coveralls.
Even insulation that does not contain asbestos should be watered to
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TO: D . L. Johnson , 511-5518
Computer Ref. W-10'
CC:
C . w. Carman, 725-105 G . F. Hurley, 701-334 C . R. Johnson , 511-2009 D . R. Paugh, 511-2009
P. A. Perry, 511-5583 C. E. Richardson, 511-2149 H. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
D. K. Mi lan
Location
#1 Powerhouse - InstitulDaate ____4/11/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6
Cone. fibers >
.69 5 jijn/cm ^ fibers >
2.72 5 pm/cm 1
Sampling Time
68 minutes
27 minutes
Comments P.M. - Stripping insulation P.M. - Stripping insulation
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) Not monitored long enough
Ceiling Concentration
to calculate TWA.
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE TWA 2 fibers > 5 tim/cm3 (^OSHA) Ceiling _____________________OSHA
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Stripping insulation from #2 boiler front and boiler front duct on second level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. Mr. Milan wore a disposable Norton dust respirator and disposable coveralls during the stripping. The insulators got in a hurry toward the end of the day and didn't keep the insulation well wetted. This resulted in the last value being higher.
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TO: D . L. Johnson , 511-5518
Computer Ref. w-1040
CC:
C . W. Carman, 725-105
G . F. Hurley, 701-334
C . R. Johnson , 511-2009 D . R. Paugh, 511-2009
P. A. Perry, 511-5583 C. E. Richardson, 511-2149 II. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
B. M. Beckett
Location EXPOSURE RESULTS
1 Powerhouse Institute
Date
4/11/80
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6
Cone .
fibers > .48 5 aia/cm *
fibers > 1.24 5 pm/cm 5
Sampling Time
60 minutes
84 minutes
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Comments A.M. - Stripping insulation A.M. - Stripping insulation
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) Not monitored long enough
Ceiling Concentration
to calculate TWA.
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE
TWA 2 fibers > 5 pm/cm3 (jDSHjp
Ceiling _________________________
OSHA
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Stripping suspected asbestos containing insulation from -2 boiler front and boiler front duct on second level of 1 Powerhouse at Institute. Mr. Beckett was not monitored in the afternoon because he was trans ferred to another job. During the stripping he wore a disposable Norton dust respirator and disposable coveralls.
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TO: D. L. Johnson, 511-0518
Computer Ref. W-1040
CC:
C. W. Carman, 725-105 G. F. Hurley, 701-334 C. R. Johnson, 511-2009 D. R. Paugh, 511-2009
P. A. Perry, 511-5583 C. E. Richardson, 511-2149 H. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
G. H. Lander s
Location 1 powerhouse - Institutd>ate
4/II/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1 2 3 4 5 6
Cone . fibers !>
.35,5 pm/cm^
fibers > .42 5 pm/cm3
Sampling Time
60 minutes
105 minutes
fibers > 09 5 pm/cm3
fibers > .65 5 pm/cm3
80 minutes 38 minutes
Comments A.M. - Stripping insulation A.M. - Stripping insulation
P.M. - Stripping insulation
P.M. - Stripping insulation cleaning area.
Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) 0.2 fibers > 5 nm/crn3 Ceiling Concentration
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE
TWA 2 fibers > 5 uro/cm3 <jOSHA>
Ceiling _________________________
OSHA
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Stripping suspected asbestos containing insulation from #2 boiler front and boiler front duct on second level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. The last sample of the day was the highest concentration found. This may be attributed to the fact that they got in a hurry and didn't keep the . insulation well wetted. Mr. Landers wore a disposable Norton dust respirator, and disposable coveralls during the stripping.
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TO: D. L. Johnson , 511-5518
Computer Ref. W-1040
CC:
C. W. Carman, 725-105 G. F. Hurley, 701-334 C. R. Johnson , 511-2009 D. R. Paugh, 511-2009
PERSON MONITORED
D. K. Naylor
P. A. Perry, 511-5583 C. E. Richardson, 511-2149 H. L. Robinson, 701-401 E. C. Shipley, 511-2009
Location _______# 1 Powerhouse - _______ Date Institute
4/11/80
EXPOSURE RESULTS
Sample 1 2 3 4 5
Cone. fibers '
.35 5 pm/cm- *
fibers 1 .81 5 pm/cm' !
fibers I > . 18 5 pm/cm' 5
fibers > > .06 5 pm/cm *
Sampling Time
60 minutes 105 minutes
87 minutes 49 minutes
Comments A.M. - Bagging insulation A.M. - Bagging insulation
P.M. - Bagging insulation P.M. - Bagging insulation and
cleaning area
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O Time-Weighted Average Concentration (TWA) Q. 3 fibers > 5 pm/cm
Ceiling Concentration
ALLOWABLE EXPOSURE
TWA 2 fibers > 5 ,im/cm3 (fOSHA) CeilingOSHA
UCC UCC
Other Other
COMMENTS
Bagging insulation that had been stripped from #2 boiler front and boiler front duct on second level of #1 Powerhouse at Institute. Mr. Naylor wore a disposable Norton dust respiratory and disposable coveralls during the bagging and cleanup. The insulation was placed in- plastic bags for disposal aDd dropped from the second level to a truck below. At this point the full bags should be handled carefully. It is suggested that they could be lowered on a rope to prevent the
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