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Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present / /, 1 / 3 3 3 2. / / i/ 33 Z 0 *4 4 3 Z X X/ V 1 ! V'' \' / v/ D OO O :' >, o6 O 'l 1 ! i i \ \ / o V O V '' v' - \' V v' v' / V n' v' / V Vx -/ N^ Y ' V \V y v- BFG29126 24057075 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No If so, how often did this occur. r~ 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? LS' 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? /Q ffs odor of How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? jf 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? /J O WJW:sc 6/7/74 24057074 BFG29125 ^A_0oo^V VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VO* for continued periods - 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). .2 Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes )( No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes _____No X If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? What percent of the time did you smell a strong Odor of VCM while in the polys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor, of VCM? _______ Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes / No __ 5. If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? / AA]>1//,, BFG29127 9JLQIS0V& -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No If so, how often did this occur. ____________________________ 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often / / did you smell a faint odor of VCM? &CCguJAca/ fitCA How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? /{k^A/ ///*'*? 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a feint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? S'Arte rts How often would you smell a strong odor of VGM in the poly area of the poly buildings? SS9 /*) e /0J &J 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? /YD WJW:sc 6/7/74 U.OISOV2. BFG29128 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WjW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present f /. . /_ s H5 ss----- / 2. / r/ / BFG29129 9Z.OZSOPZ VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per *tk for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VOl occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). .2 Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes No If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes SNo _____ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? />% What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes iS No If yes, how much of the^time did meji put their lunches or drinkk^s. imn the cold rooms? S o CJ1 8 8 ,, BFG29130 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No j/ If so, how often did this occur. a->r &<iztSr&T' 7. If you were on the third floor when reeaacctors were^opened, how oftenj , -j did you smell a faint odor of VCM? 2 -- 3 How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 0*7 &&C*t*S'>***r r <sS&*y& -ga. 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a :fiif||p*^odor of VCM in the poly a^ea^o^the poly buildings? *f 0<*c4&i*+*** 2~ 2 How often would you'smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? 2--2 **/'**+*~ycjuJ ^ 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJW:sc 6/7/74 g040fZ BFG29132 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys i Co^d^Roc. CoTfc^efom EDC Plant? Xonh ram ^tdg. 129 - PULrtT Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. IS Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp JllllL raiffl ,R1 dfl 6-- -8- -Bldg. 30v-WauiIlUUS'l!!> WJW:s c 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942. to . 1950 1951 to 1960 3 / 3 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present * - *WP \ s 3 A z. 3 3 3 2, 2 2. BFG29133 24057081 7/v^ VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET i. For each of the areas named on the attached shee, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of vck once or twice perWBfk. for short intervals only : 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of vdT frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VOTfor continued periods 5 Could smell strong odor of VC^T continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCfi? Yes No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes \/ No _____ If yes, what percent orf thrig tiumne did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? ) What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set top" poly? f ; - '*. l When cleaning a "sgt up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? /& & ^_ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? .3 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes ____ If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? ^Y"~>s / BFG29134 -2- Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes No If so, how often did this occur. ______________ _____________ ______ 7. If you were on the third floor w[ien reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCX? How often did you smell a strong odor of 8. During normal operations, how often would you smella VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? */, odor of How often would you smell astrong odor of V/(JT-In the poly area of the poly buildings? f Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJWrsc 6/7/74 BFG29135 s 3 3 Plant 1 Bldg. HI Cold Room Polys Bide. 121 Cold Room Polys Bide. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bide* 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bide* 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bide- 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bide. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bide. 6 Bldg. 8 Bide. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present y fi ..dSE* V iX Zn * UT r- BFG29136 VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET & 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per^sfjRic for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes ____ No If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes ____ No^ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? ~X What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the poiys? X 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? X When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? X What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? ^_____ 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes No If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? ^ S S O iS O ^ BFG29137 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No" If so, how often did this occur. _____ Vf 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VOf? How often did you smell a strong odor of VQ4? J S. During normal operations, how often would you smell a VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? / odor of How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? / 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJW:sc 6/7/74 BFG29138 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present / / ---//_> -= -S' V- 3 /J / / / P J / 3 J? J2- y / J _ _1 _/ S / _c2_ / y / / P / 73 33 / / TP y/ 71 _/ J J y / y /7 yy / J >y / y ZL- 2- 12/ / / / / _x____________ x y Xy // // .1_____ --L___. _______ _y______ // /) BFG29139 12 OLSOTrZ e VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET l. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice permttk for short intervals only ^ 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods _ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes l/No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes Mo _____ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? // c/ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? . / f 7~ 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? When cleaning a "set up" polv what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? 9^ V* 1 L/0 rw What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? yi /O 32 %5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes No ______ If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? QA'j QD BFG29140 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off?' Yes _____ No______ QOsuT AiAsOw/ If so, how often did this occur. <_________________________________ 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? ft y y- fJ- &- f 'Al 4- How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 5 i- $ 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? s* * i- y~ or of *15 How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? f u & fry*7 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? a; WJW:sc 6/7/74 BFG29141 feaBSi-' Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present X y X X X V X X X X y V x n.-- V 4 3 y. o o X X <e> -4P' X V V < 'Z Z-- X V ^y 00 yXV X* V y X \ x X V X X X X -J X - -y X X -y -x y V V/ V Vy /V -- V y <~-v V BFG29142 o e o is o t^ z VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per #sek for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods _ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes S No ____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. Did you ever clean polys? Yes ____ No ^ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? ________ When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? _______ Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes S' No __ If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? /p % te o is o i BFG29143 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes ^ No If so, how often did this occur, \)e.fy SeJJoy^ 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? cyj -&4. How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? / 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? , f /.9 How often would you smell a strong odpr of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? ) Ju* 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJWrsc 6/7/74 2&0iSQfrZ BFG29145 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present u"----- ... ' 1 ---" X .. X .? ... X V ---- X X ^ ----------- ____ " - A X3 V. 4.. / !/ XX D y- 3 44 / jf~ I X / D J X .. JZ_ // X. X X/ XX / X_ ______K________ _______ _________ AX XX XA XX X . x__________ X _____ X_____________ BFG29146 24057033 /Ub cIxa O H VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET <3? 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes No If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes f No ____ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? ________ ^ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the pQlys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? ^ 3 When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell . a faint odor of VCM? f~Z t sercent of the`Time did yt>u ^* 5. Was/the cold rooomm used iIfro chill lunches and drinkk's? Yes No If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? ^4 YkJ f^L xf cA / BFG29147 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes No If so, how often did this occur. To 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? C3) L toww often did you ssmmell a strong odor of'VQl? During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? ./7.^ How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? f/p WJWrsc 6/7/74 24057095 BFG29148 Plant 1 Bldg. HI Cold Room Polys Bide- 121 Cold Room Polys Bide. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bide. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bide. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 X 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 V > 3 X/ X X X V 1971 to Present D Zb ' P 3 X X X / > X X. Xx X y X yX XX yX yX 'X y *y My x X XV XX XX XX 0 _____a_______ BFG29149 960/1so w : VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods _ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes X No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes ____ No y If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? ^ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the poiys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes X No __ If yes, how much of the time^did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms?3to^ farutSta 24057037 BFG29151 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes )( No If so, how often did this occur. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM?, 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? / How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? / 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? 11 WJW:sc 6/7/74 BGj LSQVZ BFG29153 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Roam Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 i LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 s 53 3 i/ r3 5 *> <3 0 2 2- &2. s f > 1^ % 0 00 0 OO 0 0O 1971 to Present 2 i o 3 / * O o o / c? 53 % 'Z if 9 00 a 66 0 "V V y 5S 0 V0 o 0 0 0 6 <D 0 00& 3 >0 * 0 0 0__ 0 0 00 O 0 0 ___ d BFG29154 &GQLSQVZ VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods ~ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). .2 Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes jS_ No_____ e u>e-k_ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of V(M while in the polys? Q 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? fjcvejt When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? -- What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes No If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? nn.eL\f QQtiSQ&S BFG29155 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No If so, how often did this occur. _____________ ___ ________________ 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? At How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? -SoUo * 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? jfc How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? Jfr_ wi?.9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? . WJW:sc 6/7/74 24057101 BFG29157 LOUISVILLE Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 X X "" A X X X A ft* jl Lu<rk *X X JL XX KX XX A/ A/ XX XX XA z. o *L. t 0 2. __ c c o 1 d 1971 to Present O o d f O Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:s c 6/7/74 X X t. 2. XX X SL SL X X X-- ** XX X % Xo 0 X 2- 4, X Xt y A XH V A XA X' X o o XA o X1 / / X A ---- X 1/ / 00 0 X 00 0 ^ 0c/oi<L?> pKeSUirteJ. io be- 1(&M - * 4f 4K 9 $ BFG29158 VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET ^^-49 tfijUL*. k fa 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area N6 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for y*5 short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times ffo per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times , per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods _ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). .2 Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes No If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes ^'^No If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? jg, tL* t. What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the poiys? qtnhi i- 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? ^'i * v****- When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? An th-r ^ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? toil*?"&.// 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes _j/no If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? 24057103 BFG29159 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes No If so, how often did this occur. 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? j" How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? o,L.^ ^rJV ___. r* 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? ^ * How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? tub**. J w/a-s 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJW:sc 6/7/74 W ISQVZ BFG29160 LOUISVILLE Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste f? 1942 to 1950 y X X X 2 / X X X 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 ---- 1 \jeor -- 1971 to Present -- - Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Rocxn Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 > S /tan > y**'i X X X 2o /f / __ i /| y*.! V BFG29161 SQUSQVZ VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET 1. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than 5 times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods ~ 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). 2. Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes _____No ^ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? 4. If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? ________ What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes No ______ If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? t-t arp>--/ ^ ..:.=-= ix. pujctp .-><-- Pivio <'2. i? STvjC'Frb r .. 240571.06 BFG29162 -2- 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes * No _____ If so, how often did this occur. lK1 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? (jQ How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? >-<-* CO How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? H o___ WJW:sc 6/7/74 24057107 BFG29164 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room Polys Bldg. 115 Cold Room Operating Room Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15 Polys Cold Room Dryer Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:s c 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present o X 2. -3 3 3 t1 \i 4- 4- _ 44- 4- 4- O OO o Oo X \l o oo o oa X 3 1 l 4- A- X X 1 o. o 2- 2- 2- 'JL, 3 3X X 3 33 3 Oo oo 4- 4- 4 44- 4- 4- 4- \ ll l o o oo 0 oOO c o e. 3 3O Cj O o oO G o oO o c? o BFG29165 24057108 TU-fe VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer (VCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per week for short intervals only 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time ~ 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than ^times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals ^ 4 Could usually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could - Jsmell strong odor of VCM for continued periods t U 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes _^^No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. Did you ever clean polys? Yes ^ No _____ If yes, what percent of jjhe^ime did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? i ! What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the polys? *T% If you did clean polys, how often did you clean a "set up" poly? ________ When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? P J- * n What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? J.. & O Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes No ______ If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? BFG29166 240571.09 6. Did men go into the cold rooms to cool off? Yes _____ No * If so, how often did this occur. 7. If you were on the third floor when reactors were opened, how often did you smell a faint odor of VCM? How often did you smell a strong odor of VCM? 8. During normal operations, how often would you smell a faint odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? How often would you smell a strong odor of VCM in the poly area of the poly buildings? 9. Were you diagnosed as having acroosteolysis (hand problem)? WJW:sc 6/7/74 BFG29167 Plant 1 Bldg. Ill Cold Room Polys Bldg. 121 Cold Room___________ Polys________________ Bldg. 115______________ Cold Room___________ Operating Room______ Bldg. 127 - Synthesis EDC Plants Tank Farm Bldg. 112 - Dryer Bldg. 129 - Paste Plant 2 Bldg. 1 Polys Cold Room Dryer Resin Silo Area Bldg. 15__________ Polys____________ Cold Room_______ Dryer___________ Bldg. 4 - Hi-Temp Tank Farm Compounding Bldg. 6 Bldg. 8 Bldg. 20 Warehouses WJW:sc 6/7/74 LOUISVILLE 1942 to 1950 1951 to 1960 1961 to 1970 1971 to Present r BFG29168 T tu m VINYL CHLORIDE EXPOSURE DATA SHEET l. For each of the areas named on the attached sheet, how much of the time could you smell vinyl chloride monomer CVCM) during the years listed? Use the following categories to indicate how often you smelled VCM. Code Explanation 0 Never smelled VCM in the area 1 Could smell faint odor of VCM once or twice per Mlk for short intervals only ^ 2 Could smell faint odor of VCM occasionally, 3 to 5 times per week, sometimes for continued periods of time 3 Could smell faint odor of VCM frequently, more than S times per week, and once or twice per week could smell strong odor of VCM for short intervals 4 Could visually smell faint odor of VCM and occasionally could smell strong odor of VCM for continued periods - 5 Could smell strong odor of VCM continually If you were not working at the plant, or were not working in PVC during any period, or did not work in a given area during any period, place an X in the appropriate box(es). .2 Did you ever get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" from VCM? Yes ___ ^No _____ If yes, when did you get "dizzy" or "lightheaded" and what was your job classification at the time? List each occasion on the back of this page. 3. Did you ever clean polys? Yes / No _____ If yes, what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM while in the polys? ^, What perrccent orf thne time ddiied you smell a strong odor of VCM while in the Apolys? / /, / C-ry-'r 4. if fdafl polys, how offen dfcTyouclehn^a "setTuwpf", poly? When cleaning a "set up" poly what percent of the time did you smell a faint odor of VCM? ~>c What percent of the time did you smell a strong odor of VCM? ___ 5. Was the cold room used to chill lunches and drinks? Yes / No If yes, how much of the time did men put their lunches or drinks in the cold rooms? ^, Zl BFG29169 BFG-Better Documents From Woody Ban in Fall 2000 29169