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lIFGoodrich INTER-ORGANIZATION CORRESPONDENCE TO RRD PONT OR DEPT. & BLDG. NO Cleveland ROM G. E. Brewer CTFIRD POINT OR DEPT. & BLDG. NO. J r Calvert* tv- SUBJECT INDUSTRIAL tTOISIE SURVB^ACTION PLAN UPDATE Crrv DATE YOUR LFTTtR^^'^ DATE THIS LETTER 9/27/83 Attached is the Calvert City Action Plan for addressing the 1983 Industrial Hygiene survey recommendations. I have updated thepriginal action plan to reflect our progress. Items that were complete gjc^the previous letter have not been included. Gaye Brewer Safety Department cc: WDMorse REPasquali EBKatzenmeyer HWaltemate WCO'Brien DRHise MGFletcher GRBlack GEEvens JDFarmer SRGuidry PESanderson MSFox Attachments T00C4.O92 3FG--1956-C l - - o .n u54 3FG46313 26073002 BFG46314 Reccnroendations 2) Conduct personnel monitoring in FRP shop. 4) Establish a procedure for re sponding to benzene area moni toring system. Recommendations 1) Investigate the feasibility of local exhaust ventilation in the Weld Shop. 2) Control Carbopol dust 3) Selectively monitor for EDC on job tasks thought to be potential high EDC exposure. PREVIOUS SURVEY RECOMMENDATIONS Responsibility Target Date Comments J. R. Render 4th Quarter 1983 Gaye Brewer will conduct short (10 minute) personnel monitoring for task type exposure this fall after the building is closed. M. G. Fletcher 5/16/83 Procedure Implemented 5/23/83 Completed (On-going) Program implemented 5-23--83. Continues with good success reflected in decreasing personnel monitoring averages. NEW RECOMMENDATIONS Responsibility Target Date J. R. Render AR to Cleveland by 9/15/83 In Design. M. G. Fletcher 11/1/83 J. D. Fanner Comments Design complete. Working drawings not started yet. To Cleveland for approval on 9-12-83. We intend to treat dust control in the same manner as we have treated benzene. The corrective Action Team will take BiaIke's recommend ations into consideration when designing their corrective action program. List of tasks believed to have greatest EDC exposure potential has been developed. Personnel monitoring will begin in the 4th quarter 1983. Recommendations ResponsihiXity 4) Cbntrol mercury vacuum system exhaust S.R.Guidry a) Exhaust vacuum system outside the building. b) If exhaust must be recirculated back into cell room duct, exhaust opening to high part of ceiling near building exhaust ventilation. c) Increase frequency of area and personnel monitoring when cell room becomes "dry" d) Monitor exhaust of vacuum system to establish frequency of charcoal bed changes. 7) Conduct respirator fit testing W. C. O'Brien 26073003 Tarqet Date Continuous 8/1/83 8/1/83 11/1/83 5/1/83 In Progress Comments Mercury vacuum system i s 90% com plete. Some additions and modifica tions still lacking? hcwever, system is operational downstairs. At this time, do not plan totally dry cell roctn. Still will be 1 per week total washdown with scane washing in center aisle everyday. Mercury leaks will be vacuumed, then the area will be washed down. Vent was run to and up the large exhaust fan intake by Cell 36. We will increase monitoring for at least three months to convince our selves we have not created a problem. We presently check hydrogen system every six months so will do the vacuum system the same. Fit testing of production personnel completed in 3rd Quarter. Fit testing of maintenance personnel has begun. Fit testing will only be done on those groups that have job tasks requiring the use of a respirator. BFG46315