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cci 8. ... Ftfher B. E. Anderson V. Turner C. A. D*ALONZO, M. D. MEDICAL DIRECTOR RM. 11400 - NEMOURS Edge Moor. Delaware November 11, 1966 In reference to your memorandum of 11/8/66 regerdlng exposure to asbestos end to the insulating material, I enclose within the following information. 1. There aro no full time insulators on our plant. 2. 50 employees (25 Pipefitters and 25 Pipefitter Assistants) do part tine insuleting, spending approximately 20 of their time in this type of work. 3. The most common insulation materials used: a. Fiberglass b. Magnesium blocks 85 c. Ml esbeotos cement and MW 1 asbestos cement. s d. No spraying of insulation materials is done by by employees, but one sub-contractor does use urethane foam. 4. Vc hove hsd no known esses of Asbestosis, Mesotheliorala, or carcinomas among our Insulators. 5. We do not spray insuleting materials as indicated above and the only safety equipment U3ed in sawing and removing insulation ere the normal equipment of gloves, hard hats, and safety glasses, etc. No respirators are used. .t y. S. W. FADER, PLANT MANAGER BY: UTjidl J. TIKELLIS, M.D. PLANT PHYSICIAN 000 lv>0 DUP 0900723 SC-DP-01550