Document jNgZLbwXqg8w3XE3bp5mzNYMk

ABD00313392 v TABLE I ANALYSIS OF 1979 VCM DOSIMETRY A JOB CLASSIFICATION 1. Vinyl Oper. Superintendent, Supervisor, Relief Supervisor, Operations Engineer 2. Vinyl Shift Supervisor 3. Chief Leads 4. Vinyl Lead Operators 5. Vinyl Utilities 6. Yard Supervisor, Operators 7. Vinyl Operators 8. Maintenance Supervisors 9. All Maint. Mechanics, Helpers, Painters, Utility Techs. 10. Process Mechanical Engineers 11. Safety 12. E 5 I Supervisor Workers 13. Compound Superintendent 5 Supervisors 14. Storeroom Supervisor h Workers 15. Lab Supervisors $ Workers S X 0~ K 0 19 .20 .21 11 20 .30 .21 10 20 1.40 3.09 10 45 .50 1.69 9 12 .23 .29 27 1.63 6.18 4 68 .73 1.21 7 25 .31 .50 4 45 .40 .89 10 7 .07 .12 3 .03 .06 11 .14 .11 7 .10 .22 14 7 .03 .05 15 .13 .24 20 4 8 7 19 8 6 S = No. samples. NOTE: In most cases, for last 6 months of year - in others entire year if needed to increase sample size. X = Average (ppm) sample result. 0"= Standard deviation (ppm) K = No. of results greater than the "Action Level" (0.5 ppm) but less than or equal to the permissable exposure limit (1.0 ppm) - per 100 samples of the job classification(s). 0 = No. of results greater than 1.0 ppm - per 100 samples of the job classification.