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Attached is a industrial hygiene sampling result for PNA's and Total Dust collected on a Brown & Root employee working at the Cat Cracker Shutdown. The sampling result is a personal task measurement, which is typically collected during specific work tasks.
We appreciate the cooperation of your employees for participating in this important endeavor. We encourage you to communicate these results to your personnel.
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Attached are industrial hygiene sampling results for benzene and asbestos collected on Brown & Root employees working at DU-2. The sampling results include 8-hour/12-hour time weighted average (TWA) measurements and may include short-term (15 minutes) ceiling measurements, which are typically collected during specific work tasks.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (floor tile) removal project from "G" Plant Control Room. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (floor tile) removal project from "G" Plant Control Room. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Ken Dessert - Capital Allan DeMunbrun October 18, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 1" demo piping located inside of Shell Boiler Shop (central shop). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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LAM 009932 DPMC-06352
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Ken Dessert - Capital Allan DeMunbrun October 18, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from Tanks DW-214 and EX-96, located at the Wax Plant Tank Farm. A negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Ken Dessert - Capital Allan DeMunbrun October 18, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from demo piping (cooling water header) located at the Laydown Yard, east of Cooling Water Towers 3 & 4. A negative pressure enclosure was established and regulated. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
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Ken Dessert - Capital Allan DeMunbrun October 18, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent sealing and encapsulating of asbestos on equipment E-809 and B-1025, located at the HVI Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the sealing and encapsulating activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
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Ken Dessert - Capital Allan DeMunbrun October 18, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 3" demo steam piping located at the Solvent Treaters Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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LAM 009940 DPMC-06360
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DATE: August 16, 1990
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from Tank US-142, located at the Wax Plant Tank Farm. A negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 2, 4" steam lines, located at CCU Flare. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 2" A, B, and C Cooler Wax lines, located at the Wax Plant. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from the skirt of V-5201 and V-5202, located at BA unit. A mini negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from the skirt of V-5412, located at BA unit. A mini negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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ADD:ps Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from bottom heads of V-44, V-45, V-46 and V-48, located at Dubbs-9 unit. A negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from Tanks DW-214 and EX-96, located at the Wax Plant Tank Farm. A negative pressure enclosure (established and regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities--,-^
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If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Jerry Stallings - Maintenance Allan DeMunbrun November 5, 1990 Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 4" steam line on Tank G-307, located at Area 14 Tank Farm. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent sealing and encapsulating of asbestos on equipment E-763 and E-765, located at the MVI Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-5213, located at BA unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 2" steam line, located at LPA Annex Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 4" fill lines to F-353 and F-354, located Southwest of Dubbs-9. A negative "mini" pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from two 3" lines between exchangers E-476 and E-456, located at LOFU unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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TO: Ken Dessert - Capital FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: June 18, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 4" line to V-1201, located at LOFU unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Jerry Stallings - Maintenance Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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TO: Jerry Stallings - Maintenance FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: June 18, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (drilling holes in ceiling tiles) in rooms #148, 110, 114, 116, 104, 147, sample receiving, receptionist and janitors room, located at North Laboratory. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-5203, located at BA unit. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 4" (C-4) line, located at CCU unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-1190, located at CCGas unit. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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TO: Jerry Stallings - Maintenance FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: June 18,1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-1190, located at CCGas. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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BROWN & ROOT INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC. SHELL DEER PARK MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
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LAM 009989
A & B ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
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June 7, 1990
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BROWN & ROOT INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, INC. SHELL DEER PARK MANUFACTURING COMPLEX
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TO: Jerry Stallings - Maintenance FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: May 25, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (ceiling tile) removal project from West Operations Building (men's restroom). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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LAM 009994
A & B ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES, INC.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (ceiling) removal project from room #125, located at the North Laboratory. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - BPA-4 Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 6" demo lines, located at Dubbs-9 Laydown Yard. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 10" steam line located at A-Plant. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from the 200# steam header, located Northeast of BA Unit. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 2", 3n, 4" and 6" ECH lines associated with Tank 340, located at Dock Tank Area. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (transite) removal project located at the North Main Shop. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (drilling holes) removal project from the ceiling inside Plat-2 Control Room. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 200# steam header, located Northeast of BA Unit. A negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from Pump 5517, located at HP-1. A mini negative pressure enclosure (established and area regulated). The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal (cleaning up debris) covering of cable tray directly under East fin fan, located at DU-II. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 3" line from Exchanger-986 to Pump-1129 sump tank, located at Lubes. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (inspection plugs) removal project from Exchangers E-788, E-789 and E-1056 located at MEK. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 3" line from Pump-1129 to Exchanger-980, located at LEU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 6" CIS boiler feed line located south of ALKY Compressors. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from Tank US-142 located at the Wax Plant. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a mini negative enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal (inspection plugs) project located at LEU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-5404 located at SHCU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project on a 8" flare line located at the East Property Flare. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Ken Dessert - Capital Jimmy Hearn - SBS Project Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project on a 3" and 8n flare line located at the East Property Flare. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-5527 located at HP-1 Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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TO: Ken Dessert - Capital FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: April 5, 1990
RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from a 6" CIS boiler feed line, located west of the Turbo Generator Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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TO: Jerry Stallings - Maintenance FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: April 5, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from various demo piping items, located at SR-5 North Laydown Yard. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from various demo piping items, located at SR-5 North Laydown Yard. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure.
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TO: Jerry Stallings - Maintenance FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: April 5, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-1212 located at NPRU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from two (2) 4" micro wax lines, located at the Wax Plant. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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TO: Ken Dessert - Capital FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: February 13, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at "A" Plant, 6" line from stripper #5. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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TO: Ken Dessert - Capital FROM: Allan DeMunbrun DATE: February 13, 1990 RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project located at SHT Unit, consisting of several piping items. One 2", one li", and one i" piping associated with P-561. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities.. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-1211, located at NPRU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure, inside the enclosure, and at the exhaust of the air blower.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from exchanger E-5628 A & B, located at SGP-1. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a mini negative enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project on a 2" hot water line from North Training Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 2" line, located at SHT Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a mini negative enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 6" CIS boiler feed line, located at Alky Compressor Plant Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a mini negative enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (Transite) removal project from Refinery Main Zone Shop. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from H-5402 located at SHCU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a mini negative enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure.
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ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
Jerry Stallings - Maintenance Jimmy Hearn - SBS Project Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 6" CIS boiler feed line, located at SRR Unit to CCU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project located at OP-n Unit, 4" 1250# steam line, east, west pipe rack, south of the control room. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from OL-III Unit to LOFU Unit, 2" spent caustic line. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (floor tile) removal project from the South Administration Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure, inside the enclosure, and at the exhaust of the air blower. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos (floor tile) removal project from the South Administration Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure, inside the enclosure, and at the exhaust of the air blower.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-423, located at Alky Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from V-1214, located at NPRU Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area air samples were collected outside the enclosure and inside the enclosure. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project on a 2" hot water line from North Training Building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at SR-3, 2" nitrogen line associated with vessels V-1673, V-1674 and V-1675. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities from the 2" nitrogen line. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at EPON-II Platform Demolition, inside the BPA warehouse, consisting of several piping items. One 2", one 4", and one 10" piping associated with A-1901 and A-1900. One 1" and one 3/4" piping on E-1900. One 3" pipe associated with V-1942 and V-1941. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted during the asbestos removal project from Furnace F-1201C located at EA Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during the project. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area samples were collected outside the enclosure. According to the worksheet, the employees were required to wear protective clothing and supplied air respirator equipment during the abatement operation. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at "M" Plant, 6" xre piping associated with superheater north reactor. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities from the 6" xre piping.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted during the separation of trash from ACM bins located at the VTI yard. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during the project. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at Shell's Safety dc Health Building, inside mechanical room #200. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities from the one inch hot water piping. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the monitoring period.. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project 2", 3" piping and associated valves and level bridle on V-1131 located at LHT-1. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent insulation removal project at BA Unit, 1" steam line, which was damaged during the freeze. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent sealing of insulation project at Power Plant #1, 12" piping associated with compressor building. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation sealing activities of the 12" piping. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted during the recent asbestos removal project from Furnace F-1201C located at EA Unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. This project required regulating the abatement area and establishing a negative pressure enclosure. Area samples were collected outside the enclosure. According to the worksheet, the employees were required to wear protective clothing and supplied air respirator equipment during the abatement operation. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
ADD:pc Attachment cc: Wayne Austin - Shell Industrial Hygienist
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent
insulation removal project at the Lower Dock Road, 2-12" OP-n Flasher Pitch
lines. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures to asbestos during insulation removal activities from the 2-12" lines. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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RE: Asbestos Monitoring Results
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If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 476-6917.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 3" piping in association with the turbine from cooling water tower #5 and #6 at SHT unit. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. The project required the use of a glove bag.
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Industrial hygiene monitoring was conducted with your personnel during the recent asbestos removal project from 6" CIS boiler feed line, located east of Utilities Control Center. The purpose of the monitoring was to determine employee exposures and any environmental asbestos emissions during insulation removal activities. As summarized in the Attachment, personal air sampling results were within the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) permissible exposure limits. A review of the sampling data sheets indicated proper protective clothing and respiratory protection were worn by the employees during the abatement activities. According to the OSHA regulations you must communicate the report to the affected employees and I would encourage posting of the report in an area accessible to other similar craft personnel for their review also. If you have any questions concerning this report, call me at 246-6917.
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Jerry Stallings - Maintenance Jimmy Hearn - SBS Project Bill Johnson - OL-3 Furnace Bulletin Board
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