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FRG STEVEN J. FARNHAM FRQJEC7 ADMINISTRATOR NORTHWEST ENVIROCON REYNOLDS METALS-SHERWIN PLANT TO: HECTOR DE LA GARZA ENVIRONMENTAL REYNOLDS METALS - SHERWIN PLANT SUBJECT: DATE: GLOVE BAG TECHNIQUES DECEMBER 13, 1931 For the last tew weeks the glove bagging projects at the Reynolds Sherwin Plant have been acquiring higher than allowable fiber counts or. the Short Term Excursion samples and on the Time Weighted Average samples. It is my professional opinion that all contractors at this site should evaluate their glove bagging procedures and submit to Reynolds Metals Company an update on their procedure and quality control guidelines. Each glove bag that is performed should have a minimum of the equipment listed below and these items should be used each time a glove bag is put on and abatement work is done. GLOVE BAG (VERTICAL OR POLY KG FA VAC AND HAL- MASK TYVECK HORIZONTAL) HOGG ' E_EAN STICKER STAPLERS/ST A P L ES TWO RAZOR KNIFES WIRE BRUSH SCRUB RADS ONE INCH SCRAPER TWO SPRAY BOTTLES AMENDED WATER ENCAPSULAN7 NIPPERS REMOTE DECON the equipment is not on the equipment is not osing usee, tne project orouiC be shut down until the equipment is used. *f the worKers eve not trainee m the p r ope r usage of the- toevs and equipment v. 5 ctfTite'C w i P'S r i a .n " ci'd orker until the new worker 2-rci, .nr F, rvNHAM PRC JE w" n DR NORTKWES . _iN'v I.AoCON REYNOLD.-! ML7mLS-C'HEPW 1N PLANT 003314