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*CC 9509J0 Mon'sap.tL ""|NAMI4l0CA,,N| r UStftCNCt Carol Holmes - MISD Texas City (OA-15) X2265 March 25, 1982 SHAC Minutes from Meeting of March 24, 1982 ccj. A. Glass C. F. Navarette G. L. Tromblee File: SHAC TO D. D. Kos, Chairman (0-11) - 2294 R. T. Hammann (0-22) - 2866 -- C. M. Hancock (0-21) - 2153 V. P. Osbum (AB) - 2161 R. V. Parker (OA-9) - 2579 L. Schwab (SS-19)- 2621 J. D. Stone (CED) - 2050 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MON-3068 (0-22) - 2234 (0-10A) - 2552 (0-10) - 2562 Attendance: Kos Osbum Holmes Stone Hammann 1. Reviewed investigation of near-miss in QCL of January 6, 1982. 2. Reviewed 1981 SHAC Recommendations: A. Combustibles - SHAC 1982 agrees with 1981 SHAC that no order should c be issued regarding storage of combustible materials in control rooms. B. Cover goggle signs - accepted as a SHAC alert requirement. SHAC 1982 feels it should be mandatory eye level cover goggle signs; color will not be changed C. Hard-Hat Rules - 1) Recommend posting existing rules on hard hats7 glasses and shoes from "Monsanto Guide to Accident Prevention" as a reminder. This reminder is to include cautioning against cutting through exposure areas (units) to/from work. 2) Further recommend and submit to SAC a suggested new policy on hard hats, shoes and glasses July, 1982. 3. Quarterly inspections will be held weeks of 3/29 and 4/5/82. Inspection reports are due by 4/16/82. Response to reports are due by 4/30/82. Schedule follows: 002007 SC LAM003212 Carol Holmes - March 25, 1982 - page 2 SHAC Minutes of March 24, 1982 PMSB ZONE SHAC HSC CONTACT SUPERVISOR Danner Daues i/' Lancaster McCullough Metten Navarette Owens Ryan Small ^ Trafton Pappas Tromblee Glass C A/ B E F G H I K/ D J M* L Holmes Hammann Hancock Osbum Parker Schwab Stone Holmes Hammann Hancock Osbum Kos Parker Walzel Middleton Crain Davidson Richardson Elbert Jackson Mosely Middleton*--'' Crain Davidson -- Westmoreland Holder, Morgan Albritton, E. R/' Couch, J. F. Moore, Dan Berry, Gerald Weis, Frank Hand, Harlen Chestnut, G. Fields, Vernon"" Ferguson, Hap McGowen, Curtis -- Crowder, W. F. * M is a new zone, which is a drive-through plant including peripheral areas. 4. Quarterly Inspection Criteria A. P-Bulletins accessible and up-to-date. Latest P-Bulletins are 118, 123, and 124. Are they in the book? B. Safety Log Books. Are they used and are answers/responses entered? C. Do they know their own safety record (last FA, RI, etc.)? D. Safety Equipment Inspected: 1) Breathing air-manifold connectors loose. 2) Fire extinguishers-seal, inspec. schedule. How often? 3) Air packs - seal unbroken, sufficient air. 4) Escape masks - 5,000 lbs. intact. 5) Eyebaths - clean, records of inspec. signs. 6) Shower - clean, records, of inspec. signs, lights on. 7) Other safety equipment (suits, goggles). E. Car seals on valves below KV's F. Ladders (stickers) G. Scaffolds (toe boards above 1st section) H. Telephone stickers I. Hose inspection J. Drums grounded K. Housekeeping 5. Reviewed action plan. 6. Hammon to be guest at next HSC Meeting. LAM003213 SC 002008 Carol Holmes - March 25, 1982 - page 3 SHAC Minutes of March 24, 1982 7. Decision analysis performed for 2nd half and further safety program. Those evaluated were: A. Rubout B. Safety IQ C. Safety Poker D. Bumper Sticker Contest - Eliminated by Must #5 E. Calendar contest ^ Eliminated by Must #5 F. Safety Bingo/Count G. Inspection/Housekeeping Competition H. Spot-Ad for Safety - Eliminated by Must #11 I. Armored for Safety - Do this now )))]) J. Brainstorming K. One-on-one Decision analysis criteria for above ideas. 1. Visible 2. Simplistic 3. Recognition 4. Awards 5. Individual Involvement 6. Unique 7. Motivative/Awareness 8. Low Cost 9. Resource Requirements Low 10. Competitive 11. Implementation time by 6/1/82 12. Continue count theme Must Must Must Must Armored for safety selected as tshot-in-'tRe~armK for now. Must provide detailed description of program to riddle. Want #1CL Want #10 Want #4 Want 12 Want 18 Want #5 Want #6 Want 16 - Weight Decision analysis results; SMPL. REC0G. AWARDS 10 10 4 UNIQUE 2 Safety I/O 6 3 10 10 Total 60 30 40 20 Safety Pkr 6 3 10 10 Total 60 30 40 20 Safety Bng 6 3 10 10 Total 60 30 40 20 Competition 10 10 3 10 Total 100 100 12 20 MOT IV, 8 7 56 4 32 7 56 10 80 LOW COST 5 5 25 5 25 5 25 8 40 LOW RESRC. CCMPTV. TOTAL 66 10 8 60 48 339 10 8 60 48 315 10 8 60 48 339 7 10 42 60 454 SC 002009 ^^003274 Carol Holmes - March 25, 1982 - page 4 SHAC Minutes of March 24, 1982 Brains tm. Total One/One Total 46 0 0 40 60 0 0 86 5 0 60 30 40 20 2 10 16 50 28 32 25 In summary, ranking is as follows #1 Competition #2 Safety Bingo/Count Safety IQ/Tests #3 Safety Poker Rub Out Tied with Tied with 8. Next weeks agenda: Complete details of 'armored for Safety'. Complete survey reports. Review additional safety program items from Riddle. Complete overall safety program analysis. 0 0 0 60 3 18 244 0 48 /mj Carol Holmes sc 020lo LAM003215