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garnet ufiongaTi INDUSTRIAL HYCltNltT RESUME TCLEP^OSE 2 3 44600^0 612 MC'ON AV(NUC HAVSRTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ' O O A 3 Personal Oata Born October 21, 1915 at Gretna, Louislanai son of James Patrick and Caroline Middleton Morgan. Married August 13, 1943 in Dorchester, Massachusetts to Mary Frances Schuveri six children. Education Loyola University, Neui Orleans, La. Major Subject* Chemistry 1933-36 George Washington University, Washington, D.C.1937-39 Bachelor of Science in Chemistry 1939 Georgetown University, Washington D.C. 1939-42 Biochemistry. 31 Hours graduate credit. Harvard School of Public Health, Boston,Mass, 1942 Certificate in Industrial Hygiene University of Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public Health, Course in Noise Control* New York University, Institute of Industrial Medicine, Course in Radiation Protection* Harvard School of Public Health, Refresher ' Course in Industrial Hygiene. Experience Consultant, Industrial Hygiene 1981- Renders service as a private consultant to industry, govern ment, labor, and the courts in the broad field of occupation al health protection. Has access to back-up services, includ ing technical libraries and commercial laboratories certified in industrial hygiene practice. y-- Industrial Health Engineering Associates, Inc. I960 Staff Consultant*Sndustrial Hygiene, E.I. DuPont deNemour8 Co., Inc., Central Research and Development Department. 1961-1980 *7*7f) ' DUP 0906139 tl*f 1 4 SC-DP-00055 JF Morgan Experience (continued) DuPont Served as Assistant to the Director of Haskell Laboratory and in various consulting assignments for the manufacturing and research departments of the Company. Shared the major respon sibility for devising and carrying out health protection pro grams for several of the highly-toxic, toxic, and carcinogenic chemical substances that are manufactured and/or used. Participated in inter-company research efforts for the control of hazards arising out of the manufacture and use of several chemical substances. Conducted surveys of numerous DuPont plants for the purpose of identifying, evaluating, and con trolling occupational health hazards. Cooperated with cus tomers in devising safe handling procedures for industrial chemicals. Served on several technical committees within the company and the chemical industry. Organized training seminars and participated in seminars. Director, Industrial Hygiene Section medical Department The Pennsylvania Railroad Company 1955-1961 Organized the first section of its kind among American Rail roads to deal with environmental health problems in the work places. Planned and built an industrial hygiene lab oratory. Inaugurated programs dealing with such factors as diesel exhaust, noise, dermatitis, foundry fume and dust control, welding fumes in construction and repair, solvent vapors in maintenance and repair shops, etc. Head Chemical Hygienist Industrial Hygieno Foundation, Inc. 1947-55 As a member of the Staff of Industrial Hygiene Foundation engaged in the investigation and evaluation of occupational health problems for the Foundation's member companies. This included participation in surveys under supervision, alone, and in a supervisory capacity. The extant of the sur veys ranged from the investigation of individu&l^complaints of occupational hazards to company-wide surveys aimed at outlining the needs for full-time industrial hygiene programs. The latter was accomplished for steel companies, glass manufacturer, petroleum refining company, chemical manufac turer, and a major railroad system. The work included preparation and vaulting of technical manuscripts and participation in technical committees. DUP 0906140 1 Id JF fforgan Experience (continued) _ Biochemist U.S. Food and Drug Administration Washington, D.C. 1946-47 Determination of Vitamin A by physico-chemical methods in foods, food products, and pharmaceuticals, microbiological assay for nicotinic acid. Lieutenant, US. Navy 1942-46 Various duties in connection with industrial hygiene. Partici pated in the joint Navy-maritime Commission shipyayd health program. Participation in the joint Navy-U.S, Public Health Service welders' health study. U.S. Food and Drug Administration 1935-42 Various sub-professional and professional positions up to and including Assistant Chemist, 1941. Professional Societies American Industrial Hygiene Association member 1947Councilor, Pittsburgh Section 1953-55 Elected member, Board of Directors 1960-63 President, Delaware Valley Section 1958-59 General Chairman, Conference Committee 1964 American Chemical Society member 1943-61 American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists member 1943-46 Honorary Lifetime member 1980- ' DUP 0906141 ) jj JF F.organ Other Professional Activities American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists, Committee on Threshold Limit Values for Chemical Agents, Consulting member 1973- Amerlcan National Standards Institute, Committee 2-37, Acceptable Concentrations of Contaminants in Work place Air. 1967-75. National Academy of 5cience-National Research Council, Ad Hoc Committee on Research Needs in Air Pollution Control 1977 University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health, Lecturer 1951-1955. Certified, Comprehensive Practice of Industrial Hyg iene, American Board of Industrial Hygiene.1962-82, ' Publications Kline,OL, OIL Hall and JF Morgan. Assay of Vitamin Bj Including Sulfite Treatment of Dietary Constituents, Jour, Assoc. Off. Agr. Chem. 24 147-54 (1941). Iflorgan, JF. Establishing In-Plant Standards of Ex posure to Toxic materials in Chemical Plant Design. Loss Prevention. Amer. Inst. Chen. Engr. JJ 35-37 (1974). Morgan,JF. Use of Chromates in Pigments. Proceedings of the Symposium on Health Aspects of Chromium-Con taining Materials. Sept. 15, 1977 at Baltimore, Mary land, Industrial Health Foundation, Inc. Pittsburgh, 1978. r Kennedy,GL.and JF.Morgan. Toxicity of Lead Chromates. Proceedings Chromates Symposium 80. Focus of a Standard. 'September 16-18, 1980 at Rockville, Maryland. Indus trial Health Foundation, Inc. Pittsburgh. 1981. DUP 0906142 /-i = f < i ^