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Mr. H. L. Rosebrugh - Erie Mr. A. A. Farland - KremLin II. K. .luhnston bound brook d*ii liov-ro i r 1?, 1974 cc 'lr. T. !'. GedettLs SAFETY INSPECTIONS I have leaniedl fr^m lvliahle sources, vui plants are now subject to surprise inspections by members of the Chemical Safety Committee. These inspections are at the direction of Mr. Dappert and the plant manager will not be notified until the day before the inspection is made. One or more members of the Chemical Safety Committee will make their appearance on the morning of the designated inspection date and make a typical OSHA inspection, listing the items they believe are not in compliance. There will be an .xtt int rv.uw bel.-rv the rot tcsci- at i ve leaves and, at this point, if y..ti ait not in agreement with a/v, i'commendations he has made, you should i spress your disagreement at that time. This type of unannounced inspection of your location leaves an addi tional burden on making sure your day-to-day housekeeping is in good order and that your people are complying with the wearing of required safety apparel. This includes respirators, hearing protection, safety glasses, hard hats, and safety shoes. I personally believe we are a little lax at most locations on the use of respirators and you should check into this item without delay. \ i 1. ri. F. (Jdnnaton HFJ:ab 1 MICH08226