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I TEXACO U.S.A. HOUSTON ENVIRONMENTAL II . and HEALTH Hjr* fej" jjNit -A. O C>Anacortes, WA 98221 February 13 1981 , -rfi^c-vo us/V mi7'B i SAF-lB-4PttgET SOUtftj PLANT m -^ ____ ecu ir~ RCtt 9 '0WM r~ Miri P. J. Beall Houston, TX 77052- BN E CM n tin -,-TUt PiS pT to *v stfSo Please refer to yotir subj feet letter of Jafttiary 0, vpi . i.. . The "Recommendation" section of the Industrial Hygi] Survey Report reflecting program improvement needs p.-an. undertaking that appears will require additional manpower to Successfully and totally implement. it seems that*"A11 - person With extensive background in Industrial Hygiene - Would (be most beneficial. ActiOn pidnO as to "?Recommendationsrt are as follower 1; Respiratory Protection Program * All recommendations ate being investigated and necessary action taken tp , insure that a satisfactory program is maintained. I PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT TEX-56 2. Sampling Plan - Propose to implement the proposed sampling plan as time and manpower is available. . 3.. Supervisory draining - Request has been submitted for ' training in June or July.. ' 4. Asbestos Medicals -- feeing reviewed. s` * 5. Exhaust Ventilation Systems - Laboratory checked on annual.basis. Other systems' within the plant will be reviewed. ' 6. Audiometric Programs Item being reviewed. 7. Rye Wash and Safety Showers - Equipment checked Once a day by Operators and work orders issued if necessary. 8. Inorganic Lead Standard - Being reviewed. 9* Texaco Additive Handling Precautions Manuals - Manuals have been distributed to all departments with data sheets`pertinent to that department. The survey was thorough and well conducted and the report appears to be concise and well edited. We have no further comments as to improvement of surveys and report format. JDD-PM RHH-THT otoe. W- RJ75 o C. R. FERGUSON 2/2.6/81 1 WA-TEX 006820 WA-TEX006820