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J-M Manufacturing Co., Inc., Internal Correspondencer To : All Plant Managers Date: February 18, 1986 From : E. E. Wang, Stockton H.Q. Copies : C. J. Chen, Wilfred Wang Subject : ASBESTOS THRESHOLD EXPOSURE LEVEL ' Asbestos is a known animal and human carcinogen. It has been listed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a hazardous air pollutant. The California Air Resources Board has recently reconmended its listing as a toxic air contaminant. It should be further noted that there is not sufficient available scientific evidence to support the identification of an exposure level below wbich carcinogenic effects would not occur. . Since no threshold exposure level (below which no significant adverse health effects are expected to occur) can be established, plant workers exposed to the asbestos environment (regardless of the current airborne asbestos concentrations) are required to wear.their suitable respirators all the time. JMM 00000336