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'eparuneat --MurphyPlant.-Manager. A Department Gendprna1ik Ifldnshria 1 Hygiene SEMI-ANNUAL ASBESTOS SURVEY Inter Company Correspondence F Cede Oai* Oivteion February .25.,_L27.7___ PUni/Otlic* CIMS Nymbar General Eldon Manufacturing Axle -- C*<sion Piem. jMm.# Employee & Chrysler 440-10-0 ClM*S Number -------Indus -Heiai. . renter -____4 i PLAINTIFFS I EXHIBIT CHR-87 On December 7, 1976 the regular asbestos survey was conducted by the writer at the Eldon Axle Plant, us required by OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.1001). The results of this survey are indicated on the attached data sheets, which must be retained for a minimum of 20 years as required by OSHA regulations. As noted on the data sheets, the maximum employee exposure found during the present survey was 0.4 asbestos fibers (greater than 5 microns in length) per cubic centi meter of air. This is only 20 percent of the permissible limit of 2.0 fibers/cc. Most exposures are well below this level. hm Attachments . v ' .* < . L. P. Gendernalik, Ph.D. Senior Industrial Hygienist cc: J. E. Harbour J. J. Hayes N. McCallum R. D. McIntosh, M. D. w. M. O'Brien J. M. Parejo* G. A. Sattelmeier R. C. Sprague PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT NO.CfV?6 Data Sheet Eldon Axle December, 1976 ASBESTOS Permissible Exposure Limit Asbestos Concentration, fibers (>5 u )/cc 2.0 Location: Department 78: (1) Glue Application operator room, glue line 0.2 (2) Lining transfer station,west of Oven Ml 0.4 (3) Oven Ml, Loader (4) Oven Ml, Loader reliefman 0.2 < 0.1 (5) Oven Ml. Unloader < 0.1 (6) Oven Ml. Unloader (7) Oven Ml, Grinder Ml35 operator (8) Oven Ml, Grinder M137 operator (9) Oven M2. Loader (10) Oven M2, Loader (11) Oven M2, Unloader (12) Oven M2, Unloader (13) Oven M2, Grinder Ml36 operator (14) Oven M2. Grinder M141 operator (15) Oven M2, vertical edge sander < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1 < 0.1