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m,<*- . RfjYv A-f :% DOW CHEMICAufu .S.A.; November 23, 1976 TCXA* D(Vt*KM Ti'CCroST. Tl.M 7?,* I J. Coetea R. L. Daniel /t B. DellaMea iYi) H. C. Hewett, Jr. ; .1' C. H. Keeler J. H. Lippman K. H.Oelfko, Jr. J. C, Renfro, Jr. L. S:Taylor COMMUNICATION OF PERSONNEL MONITORING EXPOSURE DATA The method of communicating peraonnel exposure data ie to be slightly expanded from the OSHA requirement of communicating the exposure data if the TWA exposure data exceeds ona-half the-TLy, v;'; `J.-i a.#V;\ ' i- * -\V ..Thefollowing plan will be put into effect immediately: ..v - raonnel and area monitoring data will be communicated to ,;e -^uattetiy.baBis. ' 'Each i'yr.ojup:-j ite K^yWilljbe' copied wlth|?all area monitoring tdajta ! iij; i: Siontiel,monitoring data'pertaining to individuals'1 Ef'group.' All data will'be communicated to the Unit Manager, Technology Center,.Environmental Health Depart ment and Industrial Medicine. !; *Mi'i ' > I1 T 2. tr any employee's TWA exposure exceeds one-fourth (25%) of the TLV lor any compound listed, the group supervisor shall be notified immediately. 3. If any TWA exceeds one-half the TLV (OSHA or Dow value, whichever ia lower) for any compound found, the irtividual must, bu notified sb to their exposure and what nieoBuron will be taken to lower that exposure. 4. In any case, all group supervisors must communicate, either by bulletin board or personal contnct, those people moni tored during that quarter and that their individual exposure data is available for inspection. 5. A record keeping syntom is being set up by the CMP/ror-Tot Laboratory in which the pcsonnul monltorinn data in filed by (1) group, (,w jou description and (J) individual jWith 1 cross-referencing for data accumulation os to,job deOpYiption and individual exposure. 1 \' RECEIVED R. B. McAda CMP/Per-Tot Laboratory 'NOV 2 6 1976 R.L DANIEL bw AN OSHnATINU UNIT OS THt OQlN ClIrMlCAl CjM|',NV : i. :|VI !'S