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Inter Office
Personnel and Organization staff
April 29, 1961
Mr. Vayne Bliss Geueral Services Plant Engineering Research and Engineering
cc R. Quarles J. Shaw
Subject1 Material Analyses for Asbestos
Referenoei March 9, 1981 Report - Sane Subject - R. Vabeke to J. Voodvard
A meeting was held March 18, 1981 with Messrs. Quarles, Shaw, and Voodvard to discuss action to be taken on the referenced report in which results of asbestos analyses of 99 dust samples obtained fron Research and Engineering Center were given. Forty-two were negative for asbestos dust and fibers (<155).
The thirteen sanples that gave a presumptive positive test were subsequently analyzed by X-ray diffraction to confirm the type and amount of asbestos present. As indicated on the attachment, six samples oontained more than 1$ ohrysotile asbestos, one of which also contained 2-355 amosite asbestos.
Arrangements will be made to have an industrial hygienist survey these areas and study work practices to determine if employes are exposed to airborne asbestos fibers. Recommendations for control will be submitted if exposures are excessive.
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Industrial Hygiene Services Section Employe Health Services
8006 2045 SCF-FORD-3103
PRODUCED BV FORD
Samnle Designation
Dyno, 1st floor hallway to Ving D
Bldg. No. 1, from ceiling outside Room G-225
EEE Powerhouse, 2nd floor
Design Center basement fan room
Bldg. No. 1, 1st floor hallway out side Room 1020
Bldg. No. 1, 3rd floor ceiling in hallway outside Room 3102
Bldg. No. 1, 2nd floor ceiling out side Room 2149
Bldg. No. 3, 1st floor hallway out side Room 1108
Bldg. No. 3i ground floor ductwork janitor looker room
Bldg. No. 3> let floor hallway out side Room 1104
Bldg. No. 5, 1st floor hallway out side Room 1020 and freight elevator
Bldg. No. 5, 2nd floor Room 2030
New Body above Textile Lab
Data Retrieval
No. RLV-5048
5011 5007 5052 5012
5013
5016
5019
5024
5025
5036
5037 5056
Peroent Chrvsotile Asbestos Amosite Asbestos
No forms of asbestos detected
No forms of asbestos detected
5* 11-12
2-3%. <1
3 <1
3 <1
<1 <1
No forms of asbestos detected
20 cl
No forms of asbestos detected
No forms of asbestos detected
c 1 <1 2-3 <1
Analysis * Clayton Environmental Consultants, Inc. Southfield, Michigan
. their April 8, 1981 report
8006 2066
PRODUCED BY FORD
A Technical Service of Marih fr McLennan
April 8, 1981
Mr. Roger Wabeke FORD MOTOR COMPANY Central Laboratory >104 15000 Century Drive Commerce Park North Dearborn, MI 48121
Job No. 11985-381-LA Blanket No. NP-44785 P.0. NO. 88-026311 Dear Mr. Wabeke; The samples which you submitted to us on March 30, 1981, have been analyzed as requested; the results are compiled in the enclosed table. It is a pleasure to be of assistance to you. Please contact us if you have questions concerning any aspects of this report.
Laboratory Supervisor RL:bp Enclosure
25711 Southfield Road. Southfield, Michigan 48075, Telephone 313 424-8860
PRODUCED BY FORD
8006 2047
CLAYTON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS, INC.
Results of Analyses for
Ford Motor Company
Job No. 11985-381-LA
Lab . Number 196563 196564 196565 196566 196567 196568 196569 196570 196571 196572 196573 196574 196575
Sample Description RLW-5056 RLW-5036 RLW-5025 RLW-5024 RLW-5019 RLW-5037 RLW-5016 RLW-5013 RLW-5012 RLW-5052 RLW-5002 RLW-5011 RLW-5048
Chrysotile
_____ m_______
2-3.
Amosite (%)
<1.
NO forms of asbestos detected
NO forms of asbestos detected
20. --
NO forms of asbestos detected
-- <1.
<1. --
3. <1.
3. <1.
11-12,
--
5. 2-3.
No forms of asbestos detected
NO forms of asbestos detected
Analysis performed by X-ray diffraction.
Limits of detection for asbestos forms are: 1% for chrysotile, amosite, actinolite, anthophyllite and tremolite; 6% for crocidolite.
8006 2068
PRODUCED BY FORD