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' (MJJStrfl J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc. Internal Correspondence To : C. G. Stelchek- Denison Date: April 22, 1988 From : E. E. Vang- HQ Copies : T. E. Lohman- HQ; C. J. Chen- HQ; Homer Hsieh- HQ Subject : POOR HOUSEKEEPING IN A/C OPERATION AREAS I was told by the industrial hygiene survey people, who have just conducted an asbestos and silica sampling work at your plant, that the For instant,'"1^i^M^^^r^Lniiig--'diSbest<i>sr.iw^liateirfail weie punctured and left uS^^(^uT the A/C workers wore their street dresses (not the special clothing, such as coveralls or similar whole body work clothes) while working (this will carry the asbestos fibers to their homes and cause asbestos contamination); asbestos dust was found everywhere around the area; and even the survey person's equipments were contaminated by those asbestos fibers. Furthermore, the industrial hygienists have clearly expressed that they will not enter your facility for October's comprehensive survey if the areas involved have not been cleaned-up. I would like to call your IMMEDIATE ATTENTION to this matter. Take your IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE ACTION to greatly improve the housekeeping in the A/C operation areas. All external surfaces in areas involved shall be maintained free of accumulations of asbestos fibers if, with their dispersion, there would be an excessive concentration. JM-GA-002 EXHIBIT 2-\ 2r?; 7. 08Litigation bentos JONES 0001448 SC-JMM-3485