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M-IO MCC jwjo Monsanto MOw INAMC ft lOCATlONl o*n tuftjca wittwa TO PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT R. C. Baca - Texas City Aprfl 27, 1984 Comparison of Texas City's Proposed Contractor Safety Program to the Revised MFI Guideline Dated 3/19/84 G. L. Trcmblee - 0-10 **' r* E. P. Bailey - 3R-16 R. T. Hammam - 0-22 C. N. McClanahan - 4Z Contr. Safety Subccrmlttee: G. W. Bostick - 0-18 H. M. Lacy - 0-6 B. C. Lancaster - CED J. D. Richards - 1Z M. A. Riddle - 0-22 R. V. Sharp - PER File The following are revisions In the MFI guideline that Impact our proposed contractor safety program: 0 MFI guideline. Article 12 We still maintain that breathing air for contractors will be supplied by Monsanto. 0 MFI guideline. Article 14 Our procedure does not require that written permission be required for a contractor to loan Monsanto tools. Purchasing Is consulting with our corporate Purchasing Law Dept, to see If we can Incorpo rate this procedure In our master maintenance agreement. This would eliminate confusion and paper work In the field. 0 MFI guideline. Article 15 Our procedure does not require that a letter be signed by the contractor releasing Monsanto of liability If the contractor uses Monsanto's tools, medical facilities, or services. Here again. Purchasing Is Investigating the possibility of Incorporating this procedure In the master maintenance agreement. MFI guideline. Attached letter referring to confidentiality and Indemnity. The master maintenance agreement addresses both these topics. Purchasing will make any necessary changes In the working of the agreement. ' LAM013258