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miJ i ht* i '-ft................. : il i-r'i <ii<W>ll|nlMI*'>""<'^#*^Lir---|i.iT|rTrin i MPjn`111WIMIJPWW1IW111 = ='! +1 I I !H I - Ii VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 It'lt>i4l< Ml 4niHim'-HMwH-ri|'ilKl1im*l'tl *|I ilTl`-hHfm+111*111:: I - I............................................. .............Hi H I IH MI li I 11H M HW-- l+=q H itPUHnW^ITit1 11\ 11H' IIH1-1 m |f i ....................................................................................................... r.................... .......................................ft.....................1"*>ll">> I .............................................. | A _M>y NAME DEPARTMENT 0^ DATE %J The ) parts per million (average) The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: . 1.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5 VCM over long mosome damage 6 If you can't smell any VCM enough around to hurt you. is not True 7 True 7. VCM is a colorless sas at normal .8 Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. * True X True X True 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True r Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when J: ppm is detected in an area A False False False False False False False The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm n * t. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops -of VCM tank cars, and the east half of the plasticizer tank farm. 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. A True k! True False False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly immediat guardhouse True A False 'I TEST CONTINUED ON BACK I * h VAB.0001076048 ... ............................................................................................................... ...... lut,^nMTti*HiiTfmi^1i<+i'fmTi*i",PMiiiMPiPiiiPPi1mifM*tNm*fi,rtllil:,'iffflTtT*i1iMi,,"iTMT>-,*T^wvn.' Mil I: L: 11 1111 i111 l+TI 111 1 11111111 *1 ITfcn 1 "H I Kl-* !IIII"HTI|IIIHT!I*M * 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. # .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. .............................................................. -in Pi*|*mi*iHi I'-PN mhi h ............................................... 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Hrf+1*** ^..1 Ml IF. Ifll-M ............................................................ .. II M ....................................-IF........... ................................................................................................. ............................. ........... .............. -^ M , M-Tht. HN-............. ....................................................... *........................... .................................................*"*"................................................................| --1111 p........................... ""'..................... -........... .. ................ lAffi'fII.-.......... h|| VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 A NAME DEP Artment -24-a/ DATE i The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is parts per million (average) VCM parts per million (average). 3 You are required to wear an approved resprtrffor in VCM concentrations above: <01.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4 VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5 Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. True 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. IS* True 9 Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. Us^\rue 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm 1 ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) ^--^Fal False False False False a. The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. VCM d. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops1 of VCM tank cars, and the east half of the plasticizer tank farm. 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. v/ True True r False False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. True False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK VAB.0001076050 >+** - LL.LLL. LJ.LJ LLJ HMT>PT<sifHti''ti-Ht1nm>TH-mimirin-rTV ...............................................|TTI"" jir!t||iiii .......... 1111! U ci 11M hi i I................................... I................................................1............. nn,|in>nHEfmii-iiinirtTWMTTmi+l>qHJMlpiW,iWTWW*W+t+fTfHTWiH^I4~hl*H|*l'm^l PI M i<MM< IM*II*HI h >"i Pm Tte-M i-map-ii ipp-n if-i - n-mft-i 1111-1 p-i>: tpii n >m *- -i-mi "1 iMimii"--uimmTmjiiiriri-iitifn-|HiiMWiN*HM-rt+Hn*f1itiiiniiU-i*lfr<l,l*+liiiMMii i I 11111 J-h |-hl ,++l M -IIIH "l+l-i i I hi i <11111 11M H i III l-n i !T<^ l+rt-n i-MI M rr++i++^' Iltl-"-fc| i-l 111l-N m J. h-ti ' i tl L1T-I n 111! *'11 M IIII-H HI 11 N 1 h : 1111 M II Itfl IH11 Ll 11111 ri 1111'! 11 11 i -i 11111111 i p| 11 -i .. 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. I 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. * I. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. If True ^True V* True True V True False False False False False i } i \ i j i- i .1 I i i i ! i I i i j l' i i L P- i ii i' i! I n jf |i l i * / ! i i i i VAB.0001076051 NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 <Z fbu-. DEPARTMENT DATE A HtMli11l+tMI-iiHi*Mf^tP1Hi*UW&h'**^tl*1|li-e,-i*t+tbH|tUMTitTM+J+l-Fit+t,*Hp++TH++rH*Tri+pniM- ..|,,%H<Ti+HiinilMr*Mrji|i>rirfJHi-fi:nii|iH|-.<|` liJ|<',Ji|1|llrl1'1 iru ........... I l+l' 111 rH 1ti i11 `m ! :i 11 li 11 i 11 I.! 11 11111 .................... |i> . | | i: n i KM-HT'ITItt.in-tf I\* 11 N": 'l 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is i parts per million (average). 2. The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM is parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear proved respirator in VCM concentrations above: a. 1.0 pp c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4 VCM is not a fi True False 5 Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. rue False 6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True False 7 VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. False 8 Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. True False 9 Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. rue False 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. rue False 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) The area and farm b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the lar lurry blend tanks. c. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slur compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. blend tanks, the VCM The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in bo^Ja^tTiny 1 units, the tons of VCM nk cars, and the east half of the p 1 as tank farm. 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. True False 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. rue False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK > VAB.0001076052 4 HIHHtmiIH<MIHHWHIIPTI"mrin ................. ...........................Fh-TTHtfTWfi+i'' ................................................................... I! 11111! I 11111+h. m|`' 1II M ! 1111 11:11:: ri i "P.........Tin | FIT.................. .......................................................................................................... .. I 11 i fHI hi i i | i 11 i ih . i | i | i i4i ........................."I........................I- ........................................................111 ri 11 Ti in: ' ,|l|l|HI1'"l|ll|i|.iill|lilil|1|IH^tHI|+ll|-fmJl||ll|lIIIH||ll|!lIIIMt1l|llll!IIH|T||rhT-|MH|h!-|l:HIM11||H1|mi|it-l|1ill'MHHI-|ll||M|iM|ii|+n||'... .................................................................................................. l> M" l"l 111-M1-I1-111 1111111 Mil || M||| - |-^i 111111; |. 11111 IMi i,. ......................... .............. I 11" 111 FI 1111 ................................... "f 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. False /+--'"`'True _______ False True False ue False * / | i I I i i r i \ I I i i j i I i i i i r i 1 i \ * i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i * * k I I i i i i i i i i ! i i i i VAB.0001076053 NAME mmabuhmi ^ipiUmilll hlWTtr|n|llll|l<MthrH->wpi<llHTT^ilnhrt-niriFHiWW|fM-ni4WiTH-pfFWHi-^|i| VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 j/Hi> DEPARTMENT Of o DATE f . I I I '* I ! I 11 11 11 ni hi I 11 ipikll|l1t'l4-llll|l|ll-l>'ll-|llM|**HII"ill . |.......................11..... I...........||iimilNI"lllllfH|N1IHHU:tlMfflTf>ILr+HIHHHr>HHri<IFIH*4i-H-i''imilH1-im-'rHM4N-|'t|l-Jl,,-M,Mf+4iMili'-iilii|hMlMU>|rn-iVM,|-"r............. * 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is 2. The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM is /______ parts per million (average). S parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above CD 1.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. 6. If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True True True False False False 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. * 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. 10. You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. \s True ^"True ^^TTrue V^True False * False False False 11. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when / ppm is detected in an area. 12. The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) a. The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm * b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops of VCM tank cars, and the east half of the plasticizer tank farm. 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 4- 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True True False False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. True False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK i 4 IllIM I hi 11......... I 'T I 111 - - 11111 - rl11:11 |k N | NJ 11 111111:'1 h VAB.0001076054 .............................................................. ................................... -..................i-.............n.............. .................... .................iNHi'.'.niititm..iN.......... iiiiiiit'HHtnliMM . ...................................................................................................................................................................... ............ 1IJl|h>-...................mix........................ ...........................................if....................... ...............TM**l in-Mi"N^NH4J. 1^..I.4__.11- rtiThPftn i r-ii I I*ttl I .......................................................................................................................................................h*|H|H+lh ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. 11 111111 111 Iii-I i i-ri ^I-II 'ti i>i^m ................................................................................................................................................. It.................................................................i................................................................................................................................................-I 11-...................................................................................................1...............Ill-- ................................................................................. 16 VCM 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 8 17 Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. f?*1 Mr P^S "USt be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. * 19. Breathing out. high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program as possible. symptoms True True True True True False Farise False False False 'I -i r i i i i I i i E i * i i i i 1 1 i i i r\i \ I JJ l` I. I l. I i i i I i \[ i i i ii i I i i j i i i l I h i i i IX I i, * i i / i i i i i i i r T j-- i J i ' i, i; .A I i ;. !1! L' Ii ! _. i .! i iii i i r- i!-. ! r. Ij i iv i ;; i. ; ii Ii'- if i ii^ Ir I 'p :h ! i1 I''' :v i |. I r' I ! ; i i: i lr I :i d I 11 i i ;fc. i i I !: ! | r- I ; i ! 'j i: 11 ii 4 II 1; i i i i i i ! i r i l..J. I ], l jf ! fi i. i- I I. i. q i i i -i J- I i i 1. -i h j i i. I- i i: j-: {. j- >, h. r' !: VAB.0001076055 mumwi VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 A l-H t^H-n H H I'l'ft'H 11111! l-H M*111'HJ I l^ltl ffl IHt*WI P>|JJti it trlfH^h 11 ta M itpi p mlT^rrmTi n mui n ' II M-" I'M rMnn-'-H*l1-'+'1l 1*1111*1 WMIII'll'Itl'l III! Ill''II |||||*1TI*II DEPARTMENT a?- ri? DATE /T / 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is i parts per million (average) The 11 parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above (d-)1 .0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. True False 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. .6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. I^TTrue True False VCM is a colorless eas at normal temperature and press rue False 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. False 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. False 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True False 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) * The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. farm VCM 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. False 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. TEST CONTINUED ON BACK 1 4 ........................... 'P^trtwtititnt, rtrHfti.. iBHmTitrTTfiniM mui'mmHrrp*.............. 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"'' .............................................................................................''f 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True False False False False False i i i i i I j I li 'I I I j I I I i i J 14 // f / k * N * r * 4 i i > i i i I I I I I I !i i .i i i i I i I I I I i I i I I i 4 i i i I i i i i \ i i VAB.0001076057 NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 firlO DEP ARTMENT DATE k SC 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is 2. The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM is / parts per million (average). parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: b. 0.5 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm True F False 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True False 6. If you can*t smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. False 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. True False 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. True False 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. .10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True True False False 11. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12. The V (Circle a, b, c, or d) The ctor and the VCM tank farm The VCM compressor shed and the tops the large slurry blend The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanjcs, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in both vinyl ^ s. and the east half of the n I i I i < i i i Lmil Tn in s, the tops of VCM 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True True False r False 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK // i /; VAB.0001076058 feLUX|U |!1 ^l| 11....................................................... li'-'Mii'iiTm-' i+n#n-H'tiMim- p ! Mtfi'H hi * hi-hiINIt'" m it-tihw+iti i i i n-ll I' m-H"- i | i | M 'tHf+i: *-Li n i 11 i-m'ti m h^Thi M-* N `Prl'rl-i b-ifTti h-- I |^i i | i ii ii - iii!.|.r'k"'|rf|.IHllT-iiii,INiiiiiii'`MHiiiiii'i'^ iHiiMlr'iirin:ti|'i-|rT<-iwHiMiiJJ|^ptlH`riiJ|H,HiiMrf|fHii*iniimiiHH<iN<iHii- m|iiiimii|->>,i||| 1-^14 *-| |-i 11.| rM 11 1 hi 1 16 VCM cannister masks may be us^H in vnw 10 ppm for up to in h^i.-pc0 iu hours* concentrations except to TTl TheX concentrations below not be used in hiihiF from danger. 17 n_ more thanPlM5ppmmayTheyUmuft f concentrations. 18 Scott Air ^hey^st'bll^ " VTM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations 19 Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. .20 One as possible. symptoms True True True True True False False False False 'I False .............. 1 1: -: 1 ........................................... n 1 = 111 * 1:1 . - 11 111 -1 m 11141 m Nqi_Nn 1111111 J-l 1 1 1 I r : 1 ! ii 1, 1; 1 A '1 / x 1 1, r I!.' 1: k: ; ik # i- 1 1 VAB.0001076059 NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 r "l t ov/v#t DEPARTMENT DATE ^t|1 Ihlll 'I M ..........l,l1HI1H-1M,H|||Tli*l+t*11Hlii|ilMmi-'lPl,H1|l-nn1'li'T||h1ni1il|TiFnP|iFii.rr,.. 111111 ri h| ri I '4-1111 M-l hhl I-I him I 111-II I' li h: 1111--11 hh| I <t+l ................. I il 111 11 |l " 111 l+i .............n'li-M..................................................................................... i;iii .: i i I I-1 Hi*4u | + ||4 | h 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is / parts per million (average), VCM parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above a. 1.0 ppnT) b. 0.5 ppm m' 1__" ~ """_____ 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm True False 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. / True False 6. If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. . j/7 True False 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. m 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. True / True True False i False False 10. You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. / True False 11. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when / ppm is detected in an area. 12. The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) a. The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. 0 The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sph tank cars, and the , the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops of VCM half of the plasticizer tank farm. 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True ------- r False True False 15 When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. True False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK VAB.0001076060 <1-14 Ptn+VN-I .......................................................................................................................................................................................... wrr"r>rrr- itmi' m nil m rrif ifm n .1 ^tr*r 1 1111 11 l*r' 11 - - i-i 1111 1 - m ra 1 11:: pa 1111 . 111 ri 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. % 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................. ................ ...... ............................ A rlH ill hr|4 l~H ................ .. hi 111-! 11 |-l h'-n l4wi 11 hM 11 111-! I iH 11^ I M-I4M hi 11' LLN II 11............111 Mil 11 N 111 *t1 !*l I httlWtU rH il n i tth t* M MI: I '-ri .. .. .......... .. ...................................................... .. IIH i II f l-M I h 11 ........................ IIV I HI IJ ........................ I' 1111111KlIti 4 i-ImiIi |1 | I I H| I | | I | | I I *1 ......... .................... . n.i m-rwifn t*i 1111:11 True True True False False False False False i i i i i .\ i i i y * i s. > I I I I I I I I I I I I I I VAB.0001076061 NftfMMMfP VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 ^H3-|L|l|JM||ikHM^i|-lll,IIIMH|HrJ4i-l<'|HI|r|'l'l'|-H'n'mrrl4-|IH>pHtin+i<l^1,lhlt'1MHI-l1hit+|HmT|-H''^T'|i" -I |1+I r--11--111-n :--rn PTi+i IJ 111+hl 111111 |-| I- :irill,*hlllll!lIIIMII+lTllllJ|i||i||i|lli-i:|i-iii:|-|lli'l|1-'iililll'|iil ! I .......................II......................: i 11 i 11, Ll :: INI L.rtl |(+j h 11111 * NAME DEPARTMENT DATE 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is parts per million (average) 2. The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM is parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: 0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6. If you canft smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung d'amage or death. * 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include ''icing" and ''hissing" sounds from processing equipment. True .10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True r" 11. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when i ppm is detected in an area 12. The VCM reeul t are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm p Jhe VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend t The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend ta compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. the VCM VCM storage sphere, the recovery tan the p in both lcizer tank farm ts, the tops of VCM 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. True 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. False False False False False False False False False TEST CONTINUED 0N< BACK 'I // * VAB.0001076062  --[-l. 111.1 Li i. j!................. i;-:i ' "TPrnTFi,P| |pn rffni 11;; I' I P :' i i 11 IM' lit..................I Hi............................................................I Hit| m ,,ihii.i.iivl| in r 111111 I I : 11 11 M i II11 LI II11111111II1114 l-H { l-l l-l 111111; 111111 M r| 1111; III ;n l+M I N-l 111 hhl M l-H-m-l ITI " hhl I l-r> | Fi | n lt-1 ri PN ' N'" Itl I "11..........I h I! I' 11111111 H I PPi 111111 H+l n I l'-Pr| |i 111 I c|J N 1 IT*1 ltM ! M 11 I 111 J | I | I | | L-. I K. | I . IK. I. I I ; III r||.1l^'l|.HHlit:ll'l|'l VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. - Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True True True False False False False i p i Id-.- I I I * iI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t .1 I I I 1 I * * N T -4 I I I I H I I !i I i I VAB.0001076063 m, s> NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST. 1981 DEPARTMENT 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is / parts per million (average). VCM parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: 4 1.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6. If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7 VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. True 8 Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. True 9 Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) he old reactor area and the VCM tank farm he VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery tank cars, and the east half of the pi in both vinyl units, the tops of VCM tank farm. 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. False False False False False False False False False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK IT VI l4l+tWltt*m+'1N-kH+itt*tHl u-pwwiii ifH 'i m t?n n*iifnri*PM-1-"fl-rM>PH,t<tmn-ri*Pi*i*i!-rinT"ppf n IIII Hit i-inmm?rril II'MI Ill'll *c|-i i-1-1 ipmprmn rm irrrrl i h|fttl' i+H rt ' IHHIII ffw rr+i i - fTi in I H ll pi L>n IIII............................................. ................................................I-................ l^fiiiinnirFN>M<*i>i>MnTiiimpr rpr^frpttmpm idnpimpnuiMn 'iinn *' urMinniim 1M*11rll-|t! i-l In 111 |i 11 ri+l v* H-rt+ki -rii-il-i-*'il-1tl ..............11 rtl J i l-p ihilHhiMiiiiirPii|iPpnii|j^.niHrtiiJniimin,i"H| n-i-iiPriMn I Ifi 11111 pri-n Ktppi 11 ri i-r-i M-11MII M11 l,IH4-Htl|ir:Ti-M!THIWt+H|-Mm4-|Jn-llM-PlH|l1*tHIIITIM1+HtHllir+t*TW-tNnHn ,i Ml l + ri i h i>pi 11. r:-i 111 M 11 i. 11 ri-i 11 14 j .-p^i: Ij 1111 I................................................................I.'.' 1. -1 | I -. I ............... m H+i i^| h-N-N'i ............... 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True True False False False ! 1;i 1 il :i 1 i i `i * -* w * * 1 i | h i| I |l H ii 1 1 ,1 I i| .j i 1 1 I I I / I I I I I I I I I I I VAB.0001076065 MM i -i i r^'cri r\ 111H H111 i-nttM H Epi INI iw 1111 nn hi i i^^f1 rpimiM>TVFT^mfnm<irHHiiiinnnt*rotTin-itntH-n-* I ii-i ................................................. ......................... H 111 HJ 1111' H 1111..................................................................................................................................................11 M |t+H I .................. i M M i | l-h| .................... n i H I H I ri I"! III' >M '' H ' ................................................................................ 11...........................................111+..................... |111..............................................111 i|:il|i-.................ttll M H n| U H hrt..................... *V NAME Co> VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 A 'A DEPARTMENT DATE -Zi h 1 The parts per million (average). 2 The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM parts per million (average). 3 You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: 01.o ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4 VCM is not a fire hazard. True False 5 Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. 6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. 7 VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. 8 Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. x True True X True X True False >< False False False 9 Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. True 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. V True 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when i ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) False False a. The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sphere, the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops of VCM tank cars, and the east half of the plasticizer tank farm. ^ 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. True False 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. X True False 15 When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. True False 'I 1- 11 ii 4: TEST CONTINUED ON BACK ii / / --* VAB.0001076066 'trnu r|1 i-n 'nrW| 'i; i | 111 . . 11 id |.. ill III :'1'' ^ 1111't* l+| ................!l+-i .............................*h-*h|-'-'MH-II**'Mt'- -i rl ............... IH pi * iTr111 I A ItM 4M 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. * 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True _xl True True True -X- True i .-i 111-I i j Ll FI I-* I-* I-11 f-l n r>^ 111 H ft' 111 111 L1111II Itl I I m *1 rN<+l-l rfcriii-i 111111 ri I i-r^i-PiTn mi i 11vri ! i THH+ ||-il-ir,|i"irN-l'illH1'|i|<i|+"|i:-|H|||i|4..||i-ll|.MlMM|-HtHI'llTlii'|'i|mllM"?-'|i|,l,nlM><al|i i i: i * i : i i i' i i- i 11 11 i-,ii':,ininprii*4.mfllii'llli A False False False False False i I i r r > t h VAB.0001076067 VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 DEPARTMENT\ <? A ac jr%( DATE 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is The 1 s parts per million (average) parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a hazard. True 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7 VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. tS True 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. * 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. .10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True True True 11. Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12. The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) ( a The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. <) The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sph tank cars, and the farm VCM 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job whe^e your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. True 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. False False False False False False False False False False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK *1 / t j VAB.0001076068 HI ll I hi- , itMmimMnrmTnwi '"rtwttrnrl-H-i m+m N--m tr^mr1 Mt*w mw' ' |*l |l 1**11 | |r1-1!1111-mfMf.11 11 .................mu................................... -itnii ni>1 IT I ' I 11 rt-h111 ' n nn iimm nn-irim--if iu*m *i''H iwcit Hu11nu-H-mimi-ltHTiiiTin111n11n-i .................................... iir> i- i mkiifm-11iiitniif11pi11niurpiirjHhiin-tt+mi1111"H11nfimmti-inii-ii-i' m: n i-^i-nM-IHtHtlhpii,|,hiiiihnip|1 n nn iniminniirrmiiyfftinwnm~amHHnfnmiiini**i*hi un-fiNti-Fn*tai 1 =1 'nnm-mn-innn||i|:in pi.........ii-m.................... i!i'nrn--hmii|iimh*i LI II H'l'll-1| Ill'll Mil'III II'I- 4- I - hi I...................IPII r II I'. "i-||||JlitfM1-H-|i| II- rv 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. False True False True False True False ^ ^ True _______ False j j i \ r i l * i * / r / * T l l- ii Ii I |i i i I I 1 I !.i I II i i I I! I I i' fi i ki I ( I i l| I i i i i i! i i. j i. i* j I I I I I' *1 1 I I I I i \ i \ r f \ i , I I I I i i . i. if II -I I I I I i i; i;' i i: ri . u' l>: i' !'' h; [ !l nj ! T i\ 4 * VAB.0001076069 * jftcK vJ NAME VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 * DEPARTMENT DATE A 1. The eight-hour exposure limit for VCM is 2. The 15-minute exposure limit for VCM is J s parts per million (average). parts per million (average). 3. You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above: a. 1.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4. VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5. Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6. If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal temperature and pressure. True 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. True 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hissing" sounds from processing equipment. True 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except when you have a reason to enter them because of your work. True 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) a. The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm V. Am 'b. The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. (TT) The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. farm VCM 13 You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. True 14 Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. True 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. True False False False False False False False False False False * + TEST CONTINUED ON BACK 16. VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. 17. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. 18. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. 19. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. 20. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True N True True True True False False False False False r * i t < i } \ i *' j i I i i i i i r i \ i i i iI,r j 'l i l I i \ :<ri i r 6 I V' \ I l' l ! \I i \ i r r t ill I I t I l I I 11 i 'l 1 n i .i |i 'i j i i i i i r N I i i i | I VAB.0001076071 ......... nwiuimHwm<niWMiiiimiinmiiiiiu iimiiiiiuumwiwH VCM EXPOSURE TRAINING TEST, 1981 mmfcU-H H H 11'HtiiJitH 11^ I LI L| I Lj i an i i-N-i i i-i 1111 i-j i i i-i i..: i: i: i i.:::: i! i! i i':.1 :: i- I i -I....................................11 11J-11........................111 l-l 1111:11..............1 I-i 'HI ............ A J vk NAME DEPARTMENT ^ ^ V' *> / DATE 1 VCM parts per million (average) 2 The parts per million (average). 3 You are required to wear an approved respirator in VCM concentrations above & 1.0 ppm b. 0.5 ppm c. 10.0 ppm d. 5.0 ppm 4 VCM is not a fire hazard. True 5 Exposure to high levels of VCM over long periods of time may cause liver cancer and chromosome damage. True 6 If you can't smell any VCM, you can be sure that there is not enough around to hurt you. True 7. VCM is a colorless gas at normal True 8. Breathing the smoke from burning VCM can cause severe lung damage or death. True 9. Indicators of VCM leaks include "icing" and "hiss from processing equipment. True 10 You must stay out of VCM regulated areas except v, have a reason to enter them because of your work. True 11 Our Honeywell continuous monitors alarm when ppm is detected in an area 12 The VCM regulated areas in the plant are: (Circle a, b, c, or d) False False False False False False False The old reactor area and the VCM tank farm b The VCM compressor shed and the tops of the large slurry blend tanks. The two vinyl reactor areas, the tops of the large slurry blend tanks, the VCM compresser shed, and the tops of VCM tank cars. d. The VCM storage sph tank cars, and the , the recovery areas in both vinyl units, the tops of VCM i. i- - i r ,t . ' *-- farm 13. You must wear protective clothing when doing any job where your skin might come in contact with liquid VCM. 14. Any part of the body which is exposed to liquid VCM may be quickly and severely frostbiten. 15. When a VCM emergency begins, all plant workers not directly involved with handling the situation should immediately assemble in a group just north of the guardhouse. rue True True False f False False TEST CONTINUED ON BACK . ................................................................................................................. .......................................<f-"ir...................................*.......................""" ........................................... 111 ............ .........................................................111111; II Hhi |.I11 k| 111 LI! iij * -i VAB.0001076072 .....................................................................................................................hi. ...Prill. ...........mr..........................................1...............................................................................................hi 1111 .......................................................................................Hmiuiiim.r......................... mi i m i H+i .......................................................................................................................................TurniNiirmitmimnir.........MMmiiiirmmHmiiinimiim+iii...............................................................i m' i hpi n M h-mi 11 .................................................................................................. imp..........Hiit|T|lWPF4tH4mmnF4q' ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... i crrl m 11 i --H n nn^tp 111 pi s i 11 ........................11 |>l 111111II | 111 11 II11*11 *111 1111: * 1111111111! 111 H II1 i' iiii!i111riiiiii3i11 ......................................................................................... H+MIT'-t'H-t-m-H PWH II iriM 1111 fcfu i nnwti'WftwKWWMi I-M-H4M4 hhl+l pi 111 PhN 11 I 4 11 VCM cannister masks may be used in VCM concentrations below 10 ppm for up to 10 hours. They must not be used in higher concentrations except to escape from danger. Air-line respirators may be used in VCM concentrations of no more than 1000 ppm. They must not be used in unknown concentrations. Scott Air Paks must be worn in VCM concentrations above 1000 ppm. They must also be worn in unknown concentrations. Breathing high concentrations of VCM can cause you to pass out. One of the purposes of the medical surveillance program is to detect the symptoms of VCM related illness as early as possible. True True False False False False i i i ! * * i i i i i n / ri p * i i i i ! i l i i i i i j i i i i 1 i i \ i. i i i i' i i! Ii j i +i i VAB.0001076073 m*-' iti i11 i1iiiiiNfliiiiP>Friiiiiii,fc!mi-itiwtiiii1iHmTfir*nrrri(H'mTnTiriiit*nitMni,,rrMii+iTinH^i!itnitiiii':'iiHiiiHitviMtMHrirrt-iiitiiMinHiiiiHi|.ii<iiniMiPiiriitiiiitiiM^MTi.i mm'inmm+i hi 111 i-m i-i-i 1111 m i hi 111111 1111 mi 11111 m 11 11 111111111 | .. : | 111, i:, | j i 1111M11 *1 LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- A &y_ &DL NAME Ya/kl DEPARTMENT 3- DATE -f) (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than ight (8) hours in a day. Truepf) False( ) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): <> Before you leave work. b. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. True M Fal se( ) (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: v* (Choose a, b, c, or d) a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones) d. Gas&s (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) FalsejE^, (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. True( False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. TrueO^ False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. True(^ False( ) (10) (11) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. n A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure Truefl^) False( ) True( ) Falset^J TEST CONTINUED ON BACK / VAB.0001076074 ******** j rmmm ********111*111 iiiiiu................ h'<,,Uiuiinm wtMHPW4*t*WMMtyahM*yihw*MMi^iM>iWW4*wMii<Ww*<>i<iW4iiiii<iliiiiil>ilwijiiM.ii:iiilll '!!!!: '""I'!"'" ' I I I Ml--I M-l' -2- ................................. .......................................................................... -I-................1111 hi I !: 11...............................................................................................................................................PIHNI IMIM h Mi r^' irii ...........J1 mu h'l 'I m+m+.......l m+i in' it hi n |i ...............o...........hiifh+hih............ |i Mi| IMI n |i ipn MIIH M |' :| ...........pi M 11 hl-i I 1 I IH11..............1-............ il I l-Hhi ili-l I |+|ttlJfp| || |l n i |4-^' The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. True( ) Th^use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated sts is prohibited. True(M Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d,, or ee..)): (15) Breathing Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin d. All of the above. e. a & b only. M Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. True(J(f (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True( ) (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. True (^7 (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. True(^s[ (19) If^you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, u can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) ) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) The Company The Employee The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) % * Both-a. & c. v e. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. Fals^*^ False( ) False( ) Fal se(^$^___ False( ) False( ) FalsejJO * J VAB.0001076075 mnnkimPMl^i i-l-n-U-il hMvkhHMMHHI-HI It+PW+hH+PHHttmitl I.. i llbfVfh P**|-H t*ls |xi | fcr|-l P-< I Fith| PM IIM i! 111-tPPP''III Mth*1 ii'M*PTiirpr|i,iiNPtHftPtfrTmwwiT'irTi'ni>HmiirTm^ph i'rniitl-^M'-w+iihr-'ffn-pimmtTtrumi-Him' III- :11 I rlt. 111 11 i ..................................* i ....................... :.! - MM................................. Wr*Jipn 1lnlfTI|>H-i^T*W>PHHiilII 1WM<MWFIP WBifffIMl* IM-i-i- I1H.................... < I - *1 il-illl II || n-i^ ii |i it i|.ii l-i-ii rr>|-i+|1 i + ri M+l ll~ii rl *1IMI ll~|l l~'-l'1 PM-M4um'iHHHt*HMmmfW1T<ini-pm;tflPltmOTttH|-Hivtfmiir|iiffHt|ti-..........Nipppftnimfi PhtHimi ....................... i-hi-i-pI i hi iifrH^ i i-lTMi-Hi h+i 11-| 11 iri''lnif'fiMmmMTflitnriMi,iin|iiiiin'i'iiMiMi|iimiNnii"'ii I 11111 -Ir 111 ........................... ................................ 4 LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- i DiftN (~hu.ycu7T Id^D i^-z-v-P/ NAME l DEPARTMENT DATE (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is -5O______ micrograms of lead per cubic r f E meter of air. t f i- * I t t i (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. True(^7 False( ) i F I It ( Fli (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face |! 1 (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): fi H rt i a. Before you leave work. t t (J) Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics. c. Twice each shift. w d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. i: !j i A (A) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing n with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with r1 a safety nozzle. True( ) Fal se(l/; (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) 4 a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones). d. Gases (6) MSA MDustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or< otherwise handling lead. (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) Fal se{^f TrueMf False( ) Truef*-^ Tk- rue(*^ False( ) False( ) True(*y*" Fal$( ) True( ) Fal se(^T^* TEST CONTINUED ON BACK * I r i i i i i 4 I I l I I S I I I m fi I I I I I I 1 It I I VAB.0001076076 K+MH-Hmi ri h Hr< h n hh 11< i nt*FM n+f mi .........^........... ..... ........................................................................ hm-M......... 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(12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. True(^ False( ) 03) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True(/^t False( ) (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.): (15) a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin d. All of the above. a & b only. * Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. True (*<' False( ) (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) vTFalse True False( ) False( ) True( ) Fal se(&~ (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or" f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a & c. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. '$ ,1 ptadiJulba mmmm.. s * I VAB.0001076077 LEI ni IM ItKtH11H-l MI l-H i: I li-l i n 11 i h-m+i-h ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... :i.Liirn:i:i. I Ii:;1-If ?!:: i: :i I1 lM1:: !i LIT1!1 ...................... .. . .-m-iWh H i 1111 1111................. .......................................................................................................................................I !1r113: dlft311! ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. i-x-i ii 11 ii 111 m .......................... ri II .......................................................................................................................................................................................................PI LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- * (Z& Po (JLAt) DEPARTMENT (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. __ y DATE micrograms of lead per cubic he exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. True( ) Fal se (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: ^, b, c, or d): Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics Twice each shift. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. True( ) Falsek-H i^^Lead raw materials used in the plant are: ^ (Choose a, b, c, or d) Liquids Solids and Liquids c. Powders (Mostly white ones). d. Ga s es (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal seU-)--- (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. True(^4-^ False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. TrueiLX^' False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. True False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. True(^-)-- Fal se( ) (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) False( TEST CONTINUED ON BACK n i f p K n -Ji 1i i i: s VAB.0001076078 lf*H t|+tiiiinmBii*iiniJiimm wi liwn phi itvpmi ithu i- n |H1fHTfT|mTIMIIIimPI |,l,fc||+|ttl,ii'-|f1fl,ilh|1IIIH|4lhl Tlltll'N|lllliril"ll|HM:i'l'tnTH'IIM"1'in"IIM"lT1Th1'Ti.'i|' i-m,i'i|r'i'iii",!infmfrTTfpnrniiiriiinTi i; i i: i . 111111111: II i 11: i - i 11:i i 1111 - -: i 111 : i 11 i 111411 iMi|i,i|H|l-H-rthilii"inHthiMll>l-^l'illlHiiilniPM+imrinri-fiiiiiii|iiiMiiHiiM"<iti<ii++M+Mtiiii i|HII 1-114 hi 11111111111 111 I M11:: 11111 |-i ,ll|i ....................I: .......................... ................I..................... ..................................bihl-l IN*| I H IIII |l l| II ..........................1111 PH 11 Ml N+I-Htl N NII+ll |1 .............................................................................limiinillMmiimMUII 11 .................. M KLII 11 M IIII H II-H-+I+1 11 hi h| 11 I............Ill Mil III.................................................................1111 ...................A................................................................................................................................................1 H-H |-| 11II PrLU ......................... * lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed hrough the skin. True False( ) j The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True( ) False l *1 p (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.) t I L t !I P i !p Breathing Swallowing P [ P r c. Absorbing through the skin. i d. All of the above. i i It e. a & b only. i\ It i Ii* j' i (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. True ) I ( j i! i (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent l&d contamination. i Ik IV > It is important to your health for you to create as little 4i dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. True( ) False( True( ) Fal se (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. True(^)- "-'Talse( ) (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) Fal se(/} 1 t i4 a n i * (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on n * d (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or. f) i a. The Company i i j i i (. The Employee i i i c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a. & c. Both a. & b. Both b. & c. 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LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- h Yui> NAME DEPARTMENT (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. DATE micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. (vT^ True False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. Before you leave work. <D Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) True( ) Fal se a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids dp Powders (Mostly white ones) d. Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. OD A.worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) FalseK) True(v/J^ False( ) True(vjf^ False( ) True(v^ False( ) True(iX) Fals'ef ) True( ) Fa Is e(tf TEST CONTINUED ON BACK 'I i * VAB.0001076080 I I I I I li' I I I I ' I I l-l I I M : l-l I I-....................I-H-II Mil It'll II HI I-..........111 ItMl ii u+hi 11 i M I H'M 11 11 H I " M H IHI> i i+i 1111 i-l h| H l-H 11+11 H 11111 pti^4 p| 11 ii 11 i|-rpri ill'll hi+HdiiH iH>l H4 H 11 iJ II................. I......................................... ........................... m 11 rriH 11H i 11II I rrru. -lll^lTTIT^ff[l+m|ll|lP^, i|i;iiii P| 11 i-i ; i 111 i -1; - i:: 11; - -1111 = - > ihiii->.ii : | I 11 -: ,iri"iiiMi,|,iM*lM,,HtHHH**'i-mi,1hiltii"i'H1WIMN,*f'ihTitlrht'1H'T+)ip'ii'riiiN p Hmrnti-HM'vnp'iFrfi-iiiHtii-i........... i |-ni *: hl411111111* | II1111111 * i |f I'll1 1|ll||ilii|li|lll'-ailiii|iil|iihi- : 111111114! 1111 hi 1: 1111 hi 11111 ii 11 l-H ri kfc| || i hi 141 FI 11 I hi 11 111M h+p4H 111111 1111 I 1111111 hi-hli I hn hi hl-l'IMMtl'HIII'Hiri h| 1111111* |TI I I'll M-! h f+H-l I Mtt+11 hril PI 11 hhri'TfM'l'H n I hPPn II h' M -M Jr ............'-I M h|-l HI 111 ht+hhN hi | HI |l Ml h|-| | Mil i IIII i: i 1111 iJ I H-i k I Ml 11 l-m-ptl!.....................I I .................................................>111 ll IM' 111......................................................................................... 11 ............ hhrl hhll I Ifl PFltt11111111 . * 02) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. True(vO 03) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True(vO 04) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.): a. b. c. /eJ Breathing Swallowing Absorbing through the skin. All of the above. a & b only. 05) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True(t^7 True( } 07) .4 It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. True(V? (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. True(\/j (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or* f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a. & c. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. False( ) False( ) False( ) Fal se(\/) False( ) False( ) False(^9 r t i i i i i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i H I, I .. 1 l ! Ii I. H I' I i i i ii r i i f li. I i ii , f i i !r t\ i h'i r ? ji i i j i i ;i ii ,i i! :! f iL +j I il I *I I :I I ;i| :l :i I 11 l I I i i . i 'h- 1 L- I1 1i i, I: i I i I' I I f I l I I h j; I ii K 'fl ll : R: iJ l j ii r- I H' R i i Ri i! If. I ri ! H Iit ` j i: I: l i:j; L- : i I, i:: * T I :i I i i' i i . i .. I-'. i I i i * VAB.0001076081 '^*l+IIIFMIIIf^i'i^MMiMiiil1i|ffP+fiiT+firHi<+T^P*,^>^H+iNWtfii+iHiiii'^iNi|,iiHHitti'ii|fiiihtii'i|l^iiiiii,,-il1+i'rrf|'h'ii<irinii,i+iiilittlNlinii,LiiLiiiiNiri,'i,iii,ii>ii'i,irr'<Trti-iiiii!i,i'*'iiiiii'-iiiitiitiiiiiii||i>iiiii!i'iiiiiii!ii'iiiii .......... . h LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- NAME JLl*DEPARTMENT j. DATE i (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. True False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. Before you leave work. CD Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. * (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) True( J Fal se a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones) Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal s (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or> otherwise handling lead. True(^K^ False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True(i/f^ False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. (10) (11) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. i> A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. Tk- rue(\sr True(i/) True( ) False( ) Fals*e( 9) Fa 1 se {Jf' TEST CONTINUED ON BACK # > T %> VAB.0001076082 ' lit* ri 11 II I" RTTl 'Ij-Ptl I MTnu'Hn I N I N 1 1 N^ttPl "H rri i :~1 |h+i-lTi++H i>-m . .Ml.................IIMJI it?.............. -111 h| I 11 111 il IIIiH1IM1W>|i||iH'HmifWiH^iiTniTii|wii|-ifTHHlliwi^i^Wi|imB|BNHWni*Mtfi*i|H|HHllH!m^T^hrlTt+i+l^i+rMi+^TiHi-rt+l-m-MrliTi-HHuhw*rrimiim'fimmfmi ..............m-h ' h i: '^kHTi*+>+H-lhtN-|i-t->HHi mi iINH*Mjri nH-WUmit*! n Hm II :l HIUMI W-IH-lfrrl IWIHI H-H-HtH-HI H I>I1 H 'i-h im-lf IHHIH n |nrn > n HHH IIII n 11 11-.............Li | .............. nil h .|-i i M M 11 lTn rl hi | |H |-nlfl lhll1li'lhi'Hl"1INI+"H'|i'i|Hllir"Hh|'|l rffliTI 111 hi 11II M 11 H hM I " 111 l-li 11111111II111 l^-i 1111111111111 !->-| i 111: !-111111: hi | ................ 1111111 i L| hj H W ttH"!11 I r -|' I 4 i i (12) ,n "e """* -* ^stsS?sUib1teSded ai> fr ClMni^ lead contaminated True vT False( ) True 6 Lead used In this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b. c, d, or e.) a. Breathing b. Swallowing Absorbing through the skin. A11 of the above. a & b only. Fal se( ) (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be keDt nmnin. when making compound or dry blend. ^ running (16) You are permitted to Tweoardk caorenatasm, inparotivoind?e*d* take food, drinks, etc. into lead keeP them Cove-d P * Prevent True False( ) (17) (18) (19) (20) True( ) It is important to your health dust as possible when handling as bags. for you to empty lead create as little containers such True(^T You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least dailv at the end or the beginning of your shift. at Tru&{ty' IoVLYK or clothtno. you can be sure there's not enough'on you to ^3.' True( ) Responsibility for controlli (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f)"9 e"'Pl0J'ee exPsure to lead rests on: Fal se Fal se( ) False( ) FalseM^" a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Both a. & c. Protection Agency (EPA) Both a. & b. Both b. & c. -i t i i M I ii. i i i i t i > i * < 1 i i1 I I t I < i f1 I \ i f: 4 1 1 I I 1 X < L J // r I , is i * i' t j. i 4* I' \' I i i r i: f' 1= i? Y "iT i i i t: i I i ' I i i i i i i. i : I; ! i r |'h K::` ii I: i. ' li-.v PI I1', r. I I I I 'l? i: VAB.0001076083 ()< m mam nim'mTuniTH'n^itnHiMMmiimiiMMWWMTnmnmrrnii Ml i n n 11 I iiiiinTti-rmim i ititti i i i ii tl""-,,T.........-* tft- ..................................................... 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JJ LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- A NAME IQ DEPARTMENT 0) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. DATE micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. TrueWT False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circlejbest answer: a, b, c, or d): a. <9. d. Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics Twice each shift. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. * (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) Jru&t/f False r> a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones). Gases MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True(7T False( ) (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or< otherwise handling lead. True{7) False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. TrueftT False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. h (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a \ ai wide variety of symptoms. (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. TruefTT Falsef ) True(^T False( ) True( ) False <Fr TEST CONTINUED ON BACK I: // VAB.0001076084 IP i m| .....................1 l~N ^ 11H11 ! 11 i-mw-.. i NtM+H! W+W-l *WP+M ' 1111 hW " I' I i M M+HI 111 ' 111 bM 11 114 1 I hr* I hi I 1 1111 111 11 ii m 11: m ii iiTTm n i m i 'l' iM-F'Titf-iri 1 rri ' -1111111 rmrm-i-feiTI 11 I . 1111 hi 11 111H4+UH MI-MI MM !lll IIN i! I u mi ni| ir|iii h |>:i MlWItniinHiiMniti ifnii n |ii|-iii| ii |IH i|-m |i 11 ii-iiTr | |-|l ................. ... ................................................................................................ Ii ilu i rri it.......... i mi ii ii 'i ii i n inimh' ii 11 "i'll hiim ii ii 1111 * ........................ .. i.iH'Hnn-1-tfi i l-l II i (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. \ l (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusfcs is prohibited. False( ) True(/T False( ) d& Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.): i i i /a\ Breathing I i Hr Swallowing l c. Absorbing through the skin. I I d. All of the above. l l l i l e. a & b only. r I k i' . p. I I i (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running I I I I i wj>en making compound or dry blend. I r' i i i i You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead i i work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. Jrue(jT False( ) TrueT^T* False( ) (17) * It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. True[J False( ) (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. Truff(7T False{ ) (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) Fal se^2) (#J Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or. f) a. The Company b. The Employee ffj The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) a. Both a. & c. e. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. t i ri i i h i I 4 1 1 I 4 I 4 i i L 4 i 1 i- I r i. i / i * i L * t E b t II 1 4 J, i 1 j i c1 4 r P |l i I + T i i t I | | i i i i VAB.0001076085 IP DMLI1M IH IJ M 11 11 hi 11 riinH" i-m....................- r-l : 311 - hi i bri1 h ! 11 mu " i i" 'T" ' ' i '< 11 '+'tf '< | iipft'h i *i r* riiwi 11....................... .'i! n"rr'M'nirtttT|l|niti^ltH*l*Hi<i*ritHt1ti^th*trt^i<HIHIn1iTiiN<<lhnmTiMHTnti'lTTFwmi" unniwirrfi'M -mu-- i tfi LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- i:Hiii,Mlr>,HHiniHi|tiji-i>riiiiiiii!|iHmnitii'>iiirtii>rtTrTriri'riiinT<ifrmnirmmiriir',<<r+Mrrii-m<i'iTi,,iii,i'iiri,|i,i ijMi:iiiitiiin-'i-MM-;iiiin.rii-niniij<riiiiinMiii!iiii:`-i -rri nin-nt..........hi I H I >111 rl UMillllMIH-mil'! I I 11 I PI hi I I 11111 11 -I III 11111:11111J1141 Iff Itri^CI I I (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is O $ meter of air. microqrams of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. Truefi^i False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. Before you leave work. fiD Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics, xf. Twice each shift, d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. * (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) True( ) Fal se a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids <^cT) Powders (Mostly white ones), d. Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal se(^5^ i i i | (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging | blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. True False( ) i (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. i (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. True (-r"' False( ) True(MT False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. TEST CONTINUED ON BACK * y * 4 VAB.0001076086 i|>rt^HMII|HI|lllllllHW<-HlnpiTllTF>"i1*H*i-Ktit<w-ll'IH#tl-HfrH-irrTTmilTTHH1f1-ht1^1*1MttrT-fltTTTrt1W^|T|TTT1t|l||ll|l|i| p|Hi-iT"V............TIT111111 fc| | 111 ItlWitPUP) H [HH: 111 m~| . I *-l! I............................... I'll"............Ill:-...........I'-.................................................. !+ ................................................................................................................. I'll ................. ill.1! nil-................. | 1 | 1 I 1 1 I..................................I I I I :iil|tll*l'm-ll-lllTltl.il-111 Mill I-NI-M-llll-M'H I tlTHI-n-h-nni-H'l-liHMitni-MIfll II l,-l<M|r||.l I-'l"HFt1ll|HMMtH|T. huh............... 11 11 ................. -J. 1 r| | - pi 1111' k'i 11 f+n tTh IIII " III 111' II | H: H I N N M II11 HI rl 11' 11II * I I I:' III n 11* 111111II * IIII 11 111111 i-m m i-rin hf lm lari-i 111 >-i-| (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. True{rf (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True(/Uj (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.). False( ) False( ) a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. d. All of the above. (eT) a & b only. (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. True False( ) (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True( ) (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. ('f' True False( ) True False( ) (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) Fal se (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental d. Both a. & c. ^T) Both a. & b. fT Both b. & c. Protection Agency (EPA) r VAB.0001076087 iJ*l l LLl I KLl l l |J l Mill............................I I I I 1 I H 1 I I . | In I I I M |................I Hi Ml.......................................1 HI II-I i I r-FThPi I..................................................tufthm' I *1 > IT I - 'itni-.............. 'Mii-n-rTi'.i-i-NiilitH< WWi^FM^iinTTfiiiritiHitniifimniprnrriTwntiMmiiTi^TrnwwiiiM ................................ m 11 .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................N4Nmmi-N4>iiiiiTM...........................mi<>iiim->i-THir|n...................................................................limp....................... i hi i#n i*i i hi j i: i ih-i i 1.1 ......................................................................................................................................................................................................111 11 |M l-thl 11 | h LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- DEPARTMENT &/ DATE (1) They^ight-hour exposure limit for lead is er of air. micrograms of lead per cubic Tha/exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than ght (8) hours in a day. True( ) Fal When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): G>\efore you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics C. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (A) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with * a safety nozzle. True( ) Fal se( (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) Liquids Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones). Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal se (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or> otherwise handling lead. ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. True( False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. True Fals&( ) (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) Fal se TEST CONTINUED ON BACK . ** : ' VAB.0001076088 w llirlrl"'l|T">"TTMr"rlry' .............................. ....................... ............... .................................----------------------------------- jmummu IMMWIIIIlOll lIIHIIIIII I imiMlilinj|||||iwWW4W#WW*Ww4*ri*WW>iMnwnnnililHH-MLH<i.- ............ .................... -|--:MIM||MIM|rll,MII'll-iM|IPi + |-4Mlli1l|l1ri l-'l M rrMIttlPHm (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. I i i | (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated 1 dusts is prohibited. : (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, P P i a. Breathing i b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. d. All of the above. I ' ^^^a * b only. (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. I (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead j work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent | lead contamination. j | (17) It is Important to your health for you to create as little i dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such - as bags. i H J | (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at | the end or the beginning of your shift. ii i (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental d. Both a. & c. ^5^60th a. & b. f. Both b. & c. Protection Agency (EPA) I I . ; . i i 1 I r ........ . III >11111 Ill'll |l Mil Ifflivn LI+> 11 II r 111111II i h || || 111111; n ; ` i . 111 i: 11111:11111 n :: 11n 11111 ...................... .. tl .|l4>l^^|i|MI|! f 4 < i i i \ I : fi . '! >i *i j. ii . !. i .j i I i I 'I i i !| li I i 11 l ii I I I P j > . ' . y i i i * * Si 4 s f I l. I ,\; i V l,!|J tr n t y-` i I ir i I: V lJ Jr I I. I I ' I I I I I i I I I. j; i! ! i i i j, i; i j i i ? i i i. i , ;t l hi \a i I.: II, P,. j ! I I r | I'. VAB.0001076089 LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- h NAME DEPARTMENT DATE (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. micrograms of lead per cubic xposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than Kjht (8) hours in a day. True False( ) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. True( ) Fal se( (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) a. Liquids Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones) d. Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal s (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or otherwise handling lead. TrUe()"'' False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. True( False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. True( False( ) (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) False( TEST CONTINUED ON BACK * + * t f VAB.0001076090 p. . *! immib^tiiiinn"iiii ...............-- Imj Mj *M-' i i ................................................................... i Iumil^Pfl P|-irh'>m II -I .1. .................... ,1INNhr-"llir|*lHllll'iTIHltl>mirtinJ'|-<,lPI-**mitt-l'i<aHM'lll :B iii-riiiiiiHiiim-riiM-hKTtiiTi i-i-imiir 'I-................. ii i ih isfn |t| Mill + (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.): a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. cL All of the above. ^e/ a & b only. i (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. i* r (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True False( ) True( False (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as^bags. True^^" False( ) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. True( ) Fal se^li-""^ (19) If^you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, j/6u can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) (kf) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) i a. The Company h. The Employee The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a. & c. e. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. r i- < i i i i I i i i I t * Ii i II f < i * Si i ,, 4- \ i VAB.0001076091 LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING Pflv'iD NAME Cl>Y -TEST, 1981DEPARTMENT f gf DATE (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. O micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. True(<^) False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. Before you leave work. rP) Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c\ Twice each shift, d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. * (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) True( ) Fal seKJ a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones). d. Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) Fal se(K) (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or otherwise handling lead. True(xL False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True(<) False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is the blood lead test. (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. TrueQxO * True(^ True( ) False( ) Falser { )' False(^) TEST CONTINUED ON BACK 0* Jw ifidiidMiMi I1HIN1IIIIIIIIII i! UiUi ! n li il : = ! .J M ! ! = M i! 1........ 1111. i i i 11 i: I i 1. 1111111 .................................. ...........................................t| m 111111 m i ittf111 Ft............................... ................ i -1 : i . *i ii ini. . 111 1111.11 i-i <1 .......... mi-""H-rnttii|iiiiii>'i'Mn'i|ii-i|iiiii-"i'i"ti-t'iii|iii,ttTii<i'<Hit1t<HHtM'1 ............. in" r< .......................... 'I" .................................... ............Ill'" 11" 111-" M ...........Ill.................... ih ; M M <1II il IhMIl hi II 'I MII iliiHI II ......................IM NIMI itU N IfiHItl mi h-mhi imfll+ti IHI-1*H11 NII Mil M-t+l+iNIII Nil Mi^iii |-|iiM||i'i||lifi|i-r|:n>'i|l'ltl NnilTmfM'lll'FlNIIINir'Itl'IIIIttHTrtN M i i 11111 11: -111 n 111111111111111111:: 111111 111111 i: 11111111111111 .111 -11 Ill"ni'itilill-l+l*1l*i|iiii|i'iill * 2- - * 02) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. 03) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True^ True^ (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d,, or ee..)): a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin d. All of the above. ^e^ a & b only. 05) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. TrueJ^*} (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True( ) 07) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. Truep*4)^ (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True(?<!) d True( ) (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a. & c. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. False( ) False( ) False( ) Fal se$^ False( ) False( ) + False fXj 'I i, i. i, I i i i i t M I I I I \ i i i I I 1 i P I i i l i \i i ii \ i 4 1 4 1 1 ( 1 . I if H p 1 i l 4 4 i r 4 t r T i i i i i i i i i i i i r "f i i ' I( i +4 r\ I * i i i . "i i i . ij i; i i L ; I; Ij h. I L I ,1 I -I I I 1- i \ f Ij 4i i: j; i d j! 0 !i S'; i ! J ] i 1 4 i !!' l i. i i. i n" r' i- l r; l i' It t'. I' i ii ij i. .-i j ri 5 l VAB.0001076093 ..................................................... kHMM ,itifli i1" . ............................................................................ . 1 " ' . . ::,,|: *r* * * .............................. , |n111 -| ':i'hHrl"i'irtii||W#tt|nhM*|rti|iii|F-ii u|i|iit-nii-Tnnn'inr^mT'i''r"---h.-+'TT||i|pim*iim (fipfKpmmtfirfiiiiriiipmi- |'hTill',;,rr;i;;ii,iiiiM-ltriillrH'h"i~il-|l'1t1J~l~>*^1tH 111111 ............................. |i LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- FtfH HI 11111 i-l 1111 l-l-M I n hi III Mi 11 M II r: !->'l'l',tHnmirim>'|IM-lll Phh+ITl H13 TJ H |-r| i m 11 |tr|-t-|-| 11 llli ITI H IIH11111.........11H -Hi N 11 >11 li I `I | |>i 11 m i n^-l-i+l i r-1-| >'H-i |11 | m |i 11 h i11 hi 111MTT1 ITfn 1111.111 Fi i n 11:111111111 |.m 1111:11 11111 . |: i 111 |i . i -11 i11! . | 11 -1 M: rl 111H l PI 1411 K NAME A- j (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. DATE micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. Truefi^) Falsef ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics c. Twice each shift. d. After eating, drinking, or smoking. (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. True( ) Fal se(b() (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) a Liquids b. Solids and Liquids (0 Powders (Mostly white ones). d. Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. True( ) False(X) (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. True()0 False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. True) False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. True(>d False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. True(>0 False( ) (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) Fal se(X) *j TEST CONTINUED ON BACK // VAB.0001076094 w I Hill! hMI*l->l+fHl-nil41BtT'n""n|ft|-iilllHI4tf|+r"l'TH**l-Ht*HiiiHimiim>l'J1M............. I > Itri I UtlHI I MtfPil 11..................Hi H rtn*H Wtfttl' ftM |' ..........rff*T>'lTFT. -n n 11111 iu 11 |rT1TT*H-| pT| i ii ii1'ii urn: ii K>: II "Ml'l l : i ; ri 11.111 in i i i - :liiNi!4'iHIFfrtiKlriili|^Hi|llTlf^L,'fi11>1,H1i-iii-Httt<'ii'i||i|iHiJi*Nli4<4<4l4rt<''JMriTii'il'Ti'nH-mir''-,T4Mi'ftnnTrmi"' im-i1111ii r>"i i ri*i-iiiii i in : i i -..................................................................... i ii in i I-II III..........I |l 11II11 il uni'll I- :l" Mil IIIIII I'l' III' "11 i m >11111 ii ini ii ii 'iiiiiiiMiiiiiinI'i'" "li4trrlMhih'ir!tNiivt+rti-i'-iiliM-ii-in+ii-iMii'-iii-i'mi"NiNMiiN'NTrm-ri-i-miii'i' ................................................................................................................him mjliHMiiilirtnti!ii J. 11 hl j 11111 ................................111111111 i 11 11111111 'i 111111 1111 111111 : i, 1111 114-ui-l-l LH 11111---I - - h (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. TrueOOr True(K) False( ) False( ) (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.): a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. d. All of the above. ^ a & b only. (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. Truefc\) t False( ) (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True( ) False PO (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. True(^) False( ) (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. True^) False( ) (19) (20) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. * True( Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or'f) ) Fal se$0 a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) d. Both a. & c. ey Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. L I I 1 I I I 4 I 4 i- !I i i \ 4 4 H I 4 4 4 j i 4 I i I( \ I i 1 4 4 4 I f 4 4 * I J Si 1 4 H p # * -C VAB.0001076095 IHMHMiHI V+l I ............ . ...........................................*ium<i+wiiuwi*ihw^iMrM 1*111*.4-ihM1wim*IJiNH-m<*iiiii.............. ........................... ................ I - -: 11 i l'-l l Ifli-l-i l-l 11' I' 11' 11" I i 11 " I.........rci r-:; 11 h-fl 1111:' 11'' Tl 1111111 111 I I'M 11 fctrfll II M |PMHIMIWWIIIIIIII|PI|H|III|I| iithWTnti 'iiiiiiv*i' wn|e|i-n-H|nmiiin|tiTTi-Mi|tiim||iniri ii-i-i-niii^rn-tjliiiMiJ-ii'HNti i. iniii'-n-i'ii.Mi'iMi%nmiMHJlTH-in+m-Klii-Ht*iH+Hi*<i-HHniN`iiii-in-nM`M-ii-ii-mmii- iiiiiiiiiiN-,i-`*ttii+tnli'JrPiiiiiiimiiirii"" :i"^n'illi`-'Tinr1'iTi+Mrhi't'i-rnnnTtniii'm-MTiniMNi'i'rfi'iinrmhi<i"i-"riiM-, "hLn- ir'iiiiii'iiniT+iii'iiiiiiiin--'inin' 'iiini ................................ 11 n.? L' 1111.........11111111 l hJ i 11 ............... i hi hi................ 11-11 11111 ^ii 11 h|J l-tfjJ+tJ+l Ml 11' 11 J LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- h NAME DEPARTMENT (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is meter of air. s~o DATE micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. TrirSM False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): a. CD C. d. Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or Twice each shift. After eating, drinking, or smoking. using any cosmetics (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with a safety nozzle. (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) True( ) False2*N) \ a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids Powders (Mostly white ones) Gases (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise handling lead. True( ) Fal ser ) Truet*) False( ) (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious harm, including death. Truet* ) False( ) (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the .body is the blood lead test. Tru^S) False( ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a wide variety of symptoms. Truet^) Fal s%( ) (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. True( ) FalseN) TEST CONTINUED ON BACK 1i II I, i: i is ,f i ir i: I -|. M. j; i i r! F i* h |( l ii ; I lJ it + ,v 'I i . k !1 4! m4 VAB.0001076096 I U.L+i.1 .......................................................................................................................I itittn I hrl h+h+HPI I MH*I I M .............. (+ 11 n ll-11 l+l I WH IN | M I I-KM 11 IIT| n+*lftr+l4f rtll ITU UTlTlI 11 PtM M NfWf 111 M IN 11 H ' I WTT11 mT'Tn 1111 jmmWTfimiTIT|Trl I' ITTI ili'l III 1111111II l I'll": ....................I i:-1 11 I I hit.............. ............................................................... isitmi ii' i mi mm -i mi ii ii in'll mi mu mi i 1111 ii .............. ..................... i 11 -1 i : 1111111 M I 11111111111 m I ..............111111' I N 111' 111............11 "11 M l~M | 111111 - I '111 " i I' I |l 1111-1 h I III 111 '1' 11111111111111 M 11 1111' 11 Ml I Pi H II N 11 Itl I tl-frttlH I M-rni' llUtlTI* 1111IIW 1111" 11-1' 11111111' 111' 11111 Ml 11' 1111 I l-l 11II1111 Ml 111 M 11 C| 1114 1111 pFl 111111111111111111 111,1- H 111II | rHtl Itl 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 A 111 11.......................... .111 1111 11111 I 111 i-ii-l h| H FI I u 11111! 11 * (12) The lead materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the body by (Circle a, b, c, (15) a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. d. All of the above, a & b only. 4 Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. (17) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. (18) You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at the end or the beginning of your shift. (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. v- (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) <d. Both a. & c. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. } !j i ;j \i ! i. .I I I i i r i f y * \ i vi ii i :i ' A 'I . ll 'I :i. ii ;l i - 1 f VAB.0001076097 li ............................... .................................. ... 11. i. -1111 11' i. ..................... Ii.i-.r^-i 11 1 pi npa>j ^ i j i r'^: i * i *i 11 ii j* iti !* i k.|i r*Fii-uiiiJ|ippi KT"^W<TMiri|W^.i|IUIB LEAD EXPOSURE TRAINING -TEST, 1981- vj 1 m ** NAME L<a o DEPARTMENT (1) The eight-hour exposure limit for lead is S meter of air. * Y' & / DATE micrograms of lead per cubic (2) The exposure limit for lead is lowered if you work more than eight (8) hours in a day. True(^)^^ False( ) (3) When working with or around lead, you should wash your hands, arms and face (Circle best answer: a, b, c, or d): II Before you leave work. Before eating, drinking, smoking, or using any cosmetics. Twice each shift. After eating, drinking, or smoking. I I1 (4) You are allowed to clean lead materials from your clothing 4 1 with compressed air, provided the air hose is equipped with 1 a safety nozzle. True( ) (5) Lead raw materials used in the plant are: (Choose a, b, c, or d) a. Liquids b. Solids and Liquids I Powders (Mostly white ones). i y d. Gases 1 I I r (6) MSA "Dustfoe 66" dust masks are approved for use while charging blenders and working in the Color Weigh Room. S L True( ) False(^)^" (7) 3M "Airhat" respirators are approved for use while charging i Y blenders, working in the Color Weigh Room or- otherwise \: handling lead. ) t. (8) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can cause serious ii !t i- i harm, including death. ) . (9) The best medical test for blood levels in the body is ' ' the blood lead test. ) (10) Excessive amounts of lead in the body can result in a ;1 h j. wide variety of symptoms. L II I ' h I (11) A worker who is handling lead has no way of controlling his lead exposure. 4 I i i 4 4 TEST CONTINUED ON BACK False( ) Fal seM lI I I, 1, 4 l' !; j. 4' I 4 i. 4' 1 J I H I r 4 I l, I r i1 ;i!! i L. '\ 11 ,1 I 'I < T il 11 I LI ij 11 n i Lin | rM' IL| in fPHW-fn | n-|-h.i r. | hi i-h i | Hi i + | 11441 ' I-"lll< -I II Mil-11 'til ill' II I-1 . | Mr I fc--11- fci-lpl-rUrfi-' > 11 * I I I I I I i I I I 1 I I I J I I r i Ji l i i ! i l I l' * * VAB.0001076098 __j [_[ 11__.______jijji.u.i.i .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................mum prim'"-rTr*n,F*iui n hinuth-pt iiiii'i|ir|iiiii|iiiiu-l"iiin'|i'.i-in...........Ini ........................... ' IIH'lliii^HtHTMMIMfHMiPMlWPNPPIfrimEttiii^+IMMHWWIlWlfl 1 L L V '-2- i imifii i if. n i n 1111 tti-m m h' m mi i ifi M*tn< ' i i mi 111 rtm : 111' m i iii-- i in: in i-fitti mi iim ri m mi 111 limh-im ni 111 m ml m m m i mi i mi (-m-m-fm-ii i in 11 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11 11 n i - - -111 i ........................................ . ,, 'i -r >11111-111-1 nun mirurii (12) The 4%ad materials used in the plant are not absorbed through the skin. True( (13) The use of compressed air for cleaning lead contaminated dusts is prohibited. True (14) Lead used in this plant can enter the. body by (Circle a, b, c, d, or e.) a. Breathing b. Swallowing c. Absorbing through the skin. d. _ All of the above. a & b only. (15) Overhead vent fans and exhaust hoods must be kept running when making compound or dry blend. True (16) You are permitted to take food, drinks, etc. into lead work areas, provided you keep them covered up to prevent lead contamination. True( ) (17) * (18) It is important to your health for you to create as little dust as possible when handling empty lead containers such as bags. You must clean and test your 3M Airhat at least daily, at tne end or the beginning of your shift. True( True( (19) If you can't see any lead dust on your hands or clothing, you can be sure there's not enough on you to worry about. True( ) (20) Responsibility for controlling employee exposure to lead rests on: (Choose a, b, c, d, e, or'f) a. The Company b. The Employee c. The Environmental k> Both a. & c. Both a. & b. f. Both b. & c. Protection Agency (EPA) False( ) False( ) False( ) Fal se(False( ) False( ) False( 'j VAB.0001076099