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f NATIONAL CENTER FOR URBAN AND INDUSTRIAL HEALTH 1014 BROAOWAV CINCINNATI, OHIO 4S202 Ww DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION. AND WELFARE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE January 5, 1968 REFER TO: i V'.fvl i Dr. Lee B. Grant Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. One Gateway Center Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 1SZ22 Dear Dr. Grant: p.nf. i 5 y ) * 1 rvW: ! The Occupational Health Program, National Center for Urban and Industrial Health Is sponsoring a one-day invitational seminar on respiratory protection for asbestos workers on February 6, 1968.at our Facility in Cincinnati. An agenda is enclosed. The participation of informed industrial representatives is essential if the maximum profit is to be obtained from this meeting. We hope, therefore, that you can attend or suggest another suitable representative. Anyone you suggest will be welcome. Sincerely yours, Enclosure Howard E. Ayer Chief, Environmental Activities Field Studies Occupational Health Program r*-i /* V*V' <$ / &o VJHi. 1JB_00081 30 7 V^ RESPIRATORY PROTECTION FOR ASBESTOS WORKERS A ONE DAY SEMINAR 1014 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio 9:00 AM, February 6, 1968 AGENDA Health Problems of Asbestos Workers Asbestosis Cancer Dust Exposures of Asbestos Workers Manufacturing Textile Friction Insulation Cement Application Reduction of Dust Exposures Dust control Enclosure Local exhaust Wet processing Respiratory protection Applicable Respirators Types available New developments Bureau of Mines Approvals Operation of a Respirator Program Attitudes towards respirators - the Asbestos Workers' Survey Characteristics of a successful program Protecting the health of asbestos workers; the roles of labor, industry and government | BB 0003131 |