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TO: Vt * !. PLANT LETTER LISTS '*'A.*"* "B"?. & "T:2" procedure for removal of asbestos insulation 1.0 SCOPE f i ' The following procedures, requirements and considerations are necessary when and where asbestos insulation removal Is required. This informs- tion, properly used, will allow us to perform this task well within the , limits as prescribed by OSHA Article 1910.93a asbestos/ dated October 18, 1972. . * *A 2. .1 Ji l 2.1 PROCEDURE ., * : V w . -* " t * '' .V. All personnel involved in the removal of asbestos insulation must be aware \ of the health hazard. It is mandatory that protective equipment as de Q) scribed in 2.1 and 2.2 be worn as situation warrant. . MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS * % , AU personnel involved in the removal of asbestos insulation must wear Comfo M . Type "H" respirator equipped with an 0.3 micron filter. \ V* A. Insulation is thoroughly wet, conditions are dust free. i 2.2 B. Wheretest results indicate we are within the limits as described . by OSHA. . .... -'V ' ^ \ ". Maximum requirements '^ ;. . - -I : J* 2.3 M Where test results indicate the asbestos fiber concentration, is over the li~ mits as established by OSHA. Qj A. B. Type "C" respirator equipment (supplied air) Protective Clothing C. Area of work barricaded ; D. OSHA approved asbestos hazard signs properly displayed . HANDLING AND DISPOSAL ` A. All scrap asbestos insulation must be placed in plastic or plastic lined bags and securely closed. B. OSHA approved asbestos hazard labels must be attached to each bag. C. Bags should be removed from the area to our regular trash containers. UCC 024381