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FILE NAME: Exxon (EXX) DATE: 1948 Jan DOC#: EXX004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Internal Report - Industrial Work Clothes: Their Provision and Laundering 4 o i ? o T Iaforreatloc to Megbera of Medsal Advisory Coisnltteg - He* For Puoiication', * * 8 HDIBTBIAL WORK' Clffim S : T W S i K W S I0 1 AID ltM K R rm * - s * 37 KOI S. B01SIBf M.A.J S.M. 4 * I n d u s t r ia l l^ - g is n is t, Standard. S i l Co. (H.J ) * r JMtffiHT 2 8 th p 19^8 1CDICL OE PBTM ir STANDARD OIL 30MP5T ( I . J . 30 R o c k e fe lle r Fias Bew York 20, I . , WW *A g$# 4 C tfi tf s o f ,a 4 y fyor lafforaaticm t o Maaisezi-f AP.*I. Ifedleai A dvisory Cj [* -jSs *-"' . s i f o r giabiaa&i XTOtSTBIAl W1BZ SL0T3ES ^SEZB FOVISIOH AHD L&TMmHTBO By F.T S E03S13, M.ft. ; S.M. M u s t r i a l By Standard O il Co, S'iodsrr. p stro lm 'tesehnolcgy and th e p ro d u ctio n of s y n th e tic hydrocarbon s a t^ s have introduced a n m b s r o f cexpounds and proceases which may a d v e rse ly a f f e c t tte h e a lth of workers u n lsa s c e r t a i n p re c a u tio n a ry issaa 112*00 a re p r a c tis e d . Among tb s "., precautionary E rasures rfhlcli are rec e iv in g v r-increasing eoseidsrm tion,, a t th e t i s e , i s th e isEuas.ee of i n i u s t r i a l work c lo th in g t o aployees and th ia a ta li& tiO T plant laundry f a c i li ti e s to insure th a t such clothing is p ro p arly . classed end m ia t A ppropriate work c la th e s 3 p ro p erly f i t t e d and m in ta to e d , p lay a proalnaB t p r t . in an in d u s t r ia l w o rk e r's h e a lth and e f f ic ie n c y . T h is i s e s p e c ia lly t r m w tea pr-; are working w ith s o re o r l e m te x ie o r c arcin o g en ic m ia r ia l eg* yhmm c le a n lin e s s a f a c to r in th e m aintenance of product q u a lity . C onsequently# aangr o f .the or . grsssiv in d u s t r ia l o rg a n iz a tio n s , such a s S I. duPoafc to f c w . fir Ctts^aajr' t t o " Cyaaasld Company and ih a Bordsa Company? hav f o r y e a rs s u p p lie d t t o i r v ltb ^ work c lo th in g and have i n s t i tu t e d & laundry servic . 1 . . _ . ^ ter th a n tw enty y e a r s ' pri@ns to fin ite ly @ ba th at-t& S .pAe&ls' -'.substantial d iv id e n d s, o o th 'f in a n c ia l m wp>H as ia g r e w d p u b l i c ' ! , i^ p le At th e saae U s a , th e r e has been v ery l i t t l e d i f f i c u l t y o r r e 0estaB a&-':TM Cltlg.'. th e p ro v is io n of work c lo th e s and t h e i r la u n d e rin g m th e p a r t o f _st re c e iv in g t h i s servie nor from lo c a l o u tsid e l& unrles m& BreJiBSfts.. . . - _ 2n o rd er to o b ta in d e f Isife d a ta m t o th e p r a c t i c a l a s p s e ts o f p ro v id in g ifojrkj "c lo th in g and th e o p e ra tin g o f p la n t la u n d r ie s ,, .v i s i t s , a w bea M i is ftp Cteihjg| ''S o rte o f th e duPoat Company a t Bsp Water? lew J e rs e y ; A sa rie a a C y m w iC '" ' ' " ' " Caleo CtomicalB D ivision' p la n t a t Bound Brook? few J@p@yj sad Bord1-.# | S iv ls io n laundry a t l a s t Hew fo rk ? low ,fork Thm I n f o s m tio n oht&ineA d a ria g :.v is its i s herew ith b r i e f l y a u o fta rise d :/ - \ .. . ` ^ ' ` .*- ~' * j , S S DA1 C . . . . D 0 -S f B I A L! sac . _c* .i o :r*-ri i_ 9 v'.iVri i I ':" Work c lo th e s a re u s u a lly isutsd i^ o n u i i ti " f T O t t o `sapervieor a t a e te re -rocs- .ad csf_ th e l^lcsy. jSerj l s p l a l l t e ~oma) o r ad jacen t. tto r te u 'o -to appears &'b a o ,oe lif s m p re td ' s W th e ^ e le th la g aippls.sfefcli ^ v is u s l y - i itMia@d by th p tu re o f w6t fam sEte sake e t t o e lo th is g ? w ith Ute e see p t^ g p e f ssea. eorkiag w ith S^vsa'aool a ljlrts . .. . IT"/ giag rseord &f. sloth l e g d &' 3m & b sM -t such, a e a r t i s t h i s e& ^ m '%wb ISstte/fc'] ' ' - - . ^\ -' . - 1 S' _ ~ '" ' rlr-i " " V ='.IE. . -- S?* i yCC yt ;J - " J^tK^ , rtr ;|-i-5iv2^r^ a i --.i-. ' " W lllli T mm o ! r -x i- A # 1'" # ' ' '" ^ `f - . -. ' ` Chambers Work: Upen e^oyent ail operators and asiateasse a eur given.fcwO~j pairs of trousersj iwo shirts, tiro suits of long tmdswesx, tvo-l*rgd iw!'W a cake of soap and a pair of wooden-eoled seiadal, Ttege gsadale srara tl ' to, frc and taking shover barhe. They @r obtained frc tte Kee Hoedss Company, Coiunbvs, Kebraske. .rad cost about fifty center a pair. Open raqaid.it': bis forsaun, un employa rrcsivea two new towels every ais wsfeto sfi a,a w '< every owe fenakn. The firs'i i-joue of clothing is free tfief-which, g^leys if with -1.0 new xacus a year a'4: half pries, upon requisitionfVrf'tto All J clothing r.onteninated or drao;s8 to uch'as extent that it oust be diadexded;is " 1 replaced at Company.expense,- Clothing applied to-espleyee arait is^ffcunmd-wfsb&j terminated. ' ' ' '.yr \ ' A: Bound Brook P l a n t : O rig in a lly s22 g r e t a e t l o s m s m m g ir e n eo m r^B .U s, @g soap and tow sia but r e c e n tly th Union hao iasiist d t h a t t h i s s e rv ic e fes o s te a d ifl'l m in te n a n c e raen,, Three s e ta o f o l o ti a s to f u rn is h e d a -y e '' A a e t inlM8 -% ^'i of draw ers \w in te r o r 'g i ^ * r w e i g h t W s ta itf i'e f "Jssg-sifiirw lL- ' i s p ^ M s ':{ or auaw ir w i g h t ) , to n its o f am ^r^m llw og taio-'& inggree m& two' mWatM''*' t h i s c lo th in g bad t o fee p a id f o r ovy th re e pay-day, t a t , i t i s n w fre e .21 dm 2 a re "heavy duty" 28 t a t o e % 'Slf* lachee t e s i , fto , tad m w a a r 1# B tic e C espsay, f l e x i b l e vj s t'e t 'slsrunlc'.' f t e s w r - ^ se "Ar^y Sw ylras^ o r ' ^ t i ^ S i S S r q ^ * Q-ramil fro 11 JFy. A ll" s& tM ag S s'.B te n e S lle d '-v ith th e' asg>leg^*fee "hsek mmbr . '^ ^ ^ ^ S r e t i . s In d e lib le .''a s k , cSSitaifi fresa !,,' Kh&ffa If Company - Z " ^ - 63-91 Park , S .I. 'at fi,,90 per quart. This ink is esp ecially e ff e e i|tf as i t w i l l g g j^ ^ H t'& u n e ro u s wssM ngs. . - - '3li" Bodga=^ H B p ^ " l & l f ors, O T isall pfe@, mpsmm' esjsa'`s a l ' tg& furnished p la n t asn. (Predietioa' Morksr), p la tfo n a s s a , frssn8 . ~;i s a le d r iv e r s a s d 'l& io r a to r y twcibnleisAs*. 2pw els eaosks *as?a `a p p l i e d t o o f f ic e a ai)pj.oyi=i0 and t o a l.a th e P r in tin g Shop, ` tei^FW @ad t a r l a >ar e,hagA~a i l f j ' " ' ' i AU1 Dg S 0 ^ 1 1'A ] | | P ln sf Lauadriae a ra usti& lly lo c a te d t h e r e th e- t i t i B ' { a te r s t s e 'g i aa< electricity1 a ra r e a d i ly o c c e a e io le fer essqple i a en c o n s r o f tfee &splBSfe9 ,j''.r S e rv ie s B u ild in g (wmah and le a k e r t o e ) gmeh s % th Bt B re ?S ^s-''t C h sa ic a ls D ir is io a of th s A asrsa a Cys&sad fsm aay a r i a . s s p a ra t `ta fe g -''S^"aiPv)i tas 30 f t , s 6o f t . c o r r u p t e d i r s a fenlldirig fc t t o G^fere . t h f . W w t ' 1` C c^jany. B ordea' lax-mry f o r t t o te tr o jt l- te 'A r s Jt' T B ' a rt'o f tfeai^.-tlaiSfeiB^j Avenue P a a te u ris ia g P la n t. '' " - - ' -* . ^ > w - - n - . . ' ' . ' "  D .k\ " __- ; i - r : i tc r -sere su rp lu s w ater from wasted laundry tr.-k aez- r a p iti; . . c in cre ase 3 p rc iu c tio s sad c u ts lab o r c o sts by ^'alnttfc&ag a.-J 2ZJ.C.. ._ia.-iins o ' v-erk f r o a t i n s i t i s unloaded from th e ' w aiters u n til i t u c.-pcai'cei zo cad alcally at th e da^> assembly or various f l u s h i n g d e p a rt" a-.::. * P rice f , c h C in c in n a ti- fo r th e 50" s iz e , t h e most gar.-?,rally ut-ed, v ii b a c a p ac ity of ;20 I t s , i s $5^60. 00. ''ZC53-AIB EKT1BC TUM BLERincorporates en e n ti r e l y saw p r in c ip le of tu m b ler' eng in eerin g which enables i t to dry a l l c l a s s i f i c a t i o n s o f laundry work ra p id ly and a t e r t r e t e l y low c o s t due t o c o n c e n tra tio n f h e a te d a i r in "sqne"' where work i s n o st th o roughly opened up f o r exposure to the drying & ir. This re s u lts in lo se r a te a s and power co sts and sweeter eB alling work bsc&une g re a te r e ffe c tiv e n e s s of the h ig h -v e lo c ity , . . heated a i r ashes d rying le s s dependent on te a t WorkI s d rie d so re r>r.nt-p.1 -jy. as *ea hung i n ' s tro n g , m m b re e s e . P r ie s o f th e 36n sc 30" v - . ZONE-AIR SHirap H3SL2H com plete- i s $7^'5 f . o . b . C i a e l s m t i , Ohio. : ' v- I UtfflPCT gERSOHffrer. - The Chambers "lorIs Laundry s t a f f has a `foreman and' seven ' "/ j se n on th e 8 : CO A.M. t c U:00 ? M. s h i f t and on sa n on th e 4;Q0 P.K. t o 12:00 Middgb&t* She wu,3 ra te a t p re s e n t ie $1.37 p e r hour p lu s a $3.00 p e r day beau, *' ' The Bound Brook P la n t Laundry has a s t a f f o f a foreman a sd e le v e n m s : on day s h i f t , o ix use cn a fte rn o o n s h i f t sad two mea en th e ald & ig h t s h i f t . B'oaan working one s h i f t of e ig h t hours a sk in g n e c e ssa ry garw sat' p a ir . A3Ac`- a t th e h irin g r a t e o f $1.035 p e r hour f o r 30 day&s $1.065 P t o u r fr " tte m x t ' 0 ' days, a f te r which th e w asters 'and couaterasn g e t $1.10 p a r hour. - ' ' V " .. ' The Borden Company's lau n d ry has a f o r e s a s a t $71.00 p e r wask, f iv e wsaen a t $M.0Ot1 p e r vreek, one B eam strsas a t $c6,,C0 p a r week, a d r iv e r a t $61.00 per, weak who eo lleet (' and d e liv e rs th e laua&ry fre a th e various branches and s ta tio n s . . ,,:t There appears t o be v e ry l i t t l e la b o r tu rn o v e r among th e p l e a t lau n d ry worMestt.' The average s e rv ic e a t t i e Borden Lsuadsy i s 15 y e a r s , jB-yra a t th e Chambers V o g & i\/1^ ''v Laundry and 5 y e a rs a t ifa Bound Sroak H a s t Laundry. . - . ^ `"I-''..??* . .. ' -- _ ' ... ' >** _ \?- AiPLlC OF 1AT3BHY EROCBSsro - Tha Chambers Marks Laundry does fro 750 t o 850.-w - ^ V 4 bundles (p a n ts , s h i r t s , adrsfsrs soeka, t owel a , c o v e ra lls and J m p s r s ) p e r day. . ^ 4te T his is approxim ately k ,OQ0-.iiees r about tw o-tons dry w i g h t . - '' . j. ' ' - ~ t.Tsjr The Bound* P le a t .Laundry gb an average dose a b o u t-3600 c a T s ra H s , 'fBOO suit. of underwear tew ele per gif hours,. Tbs B o rd ^ M H B S ^ r i s th a2y e f tfea l a u n d r i e s v i s i t e d t h a t fin ish # may - . w ork, th e o th s iP ^ n S ^ ' & "ro u g h & rj worts" . Qa th a a v e ra g e t t e y f i a i s f e w e fe ly tO "* ' c o a ts , kBo pantSs'SOO v p x m a , 12 eaps<, 10,000 te w e la , 175 iem ali , ad 75 a h i r t s i . t h e Bough Dry els@, t t o d a i l y av erag e, eostput i 1000^ e e s t s , 1&&9* p s ^ s , 8 te w s ls and, &Q m i o n a i l a , . . ' ' M B ffir iSOSlBtMBS - Tbsr i e s @f c o u r s e , s o v a r i a t i o n i n t t e Imwadry at this various laundries v is it e d , howsvar, tb procedure at the Chssdbers Worits lauadry ,1 which is o u tlin e d below, is ty p ic a l: ' ' 1 .isa?*0 5` C,a-rtE -i'jndry b a g s s -rar.a .vir.rai.'-mg approxim ately 23 bim dlos, a re rec e iv e d i a i i ^ from t t e t a r i r v a - ra r Lgf; nom es by gars-ge tru c k le c h bundle i s t i e d and "t"----o.^.^t?CLji A pw ing BGa'e elite': number, nuse and change-house. T te bags ays o p e rr i er.l bxalas p laced on u c ru isg o ib le . Cue a m removes ta g sad pass _ bundle or. t e s n o th s r Berber \rhc e n te r s naae and number on a laundry check s h e e t. Fci-ac xan bhah eanle out p iai.as by nss (p a n ts , s h i r t , so ck s, e t c . ) , which second - man e n te re on check l i s t . A numbered i d e n t i f i c a t i o n s a fe ty p in (10 t o a s e t o b tain ed fro n B. Z oznatesm & Company, Garden, lew J e r s e y ) , i s pinned to each .. y p iece of c lo th in g . C lothes ur@ se p a ra te d in laim dry b a sk ets as to woolens, to w e ls underwear, and so c k s; p a n ts , s h i r t s , a te . The c lo tb a a are th a n washed as f o llo w s . A, C lothes (not from dye o p e ra tio n s : - Opera tio n Blase Wash .Sed Binse B isse Binse 39 Gala. of 2U0 in -H--asher -- 58 . 38 78 76 78 78 Ingredients Used Hauer. P erlite Simplex Simplex H ater Water Water Water Aat. gr 1 0 Dry G lottes 8 oz. ' 16 oz. 16 oz. - - of M ater 100% . 120 ^ . x It0f. - .1009. ': 1 7 . ' - lU0T. - Gold ' g@M ham isc Tima 5 Mia. ==-- > 10 Min. ,' 10 Min. c 5 w / -*v , 5 MdL. __y i 5 'U ' 1 5 NUL JL. C lothes from Dye O perations a re washed a shews w ith t t e - a s s s g t i t h a t 12 ozs', of P e r l i t e { a lk a li) ' i s ' used in s te a d o f B 'o a , , sad a**- o z s. of S ta p le s b ? in ste a d of l 02s, Greasy and Paint Stained . Opera X, t i o n - ` Wash K. lia s e 1 liase * liase V ' loase G als. of HgO i n W aster 38 f ) ' Jagfe?'\ \ 1m - V Ia^ di Bte d ( rllte (P atroil ' OfepeoioM .S irle s . M ater - l a t e r - r'- S a t o r ; M ater 1H0t. "Bprayr Ciotto 10, 11670**.. 1009-. 100%. OqM i list, ` JL Wool O lgtM njg ( lo t f rm . !b if imb^F 'S t 0 100F,, with oe pint of Itoponel IS Past psr loo 3hsa SJ e le tto f o r 10 ste ste 'AH_ sad given two rinses with 78 gallons..of istr at 10F f o r 5 aiaute ejsh. j'. 1 . Wool fe i s g iv e n Btms t e s a t a s i s SO @5 esrfcra m a h . La-iiatiry bags ar washed d a lly w ith wool c lo th in g . coatpoxrad: P e r l i t e , S s ^ la x , P s a t r o l l asad Sferelelfl. in th e w ashing opssrat ions a re preduet f e e s 1 . E a h a s ta m jf c Ce, Haw l a r k @ad C h icag o . BuPonol- IS P e s te I s a t o p o s t -pradtset ,, ) ^ j-**> / ` J.* 4 2.-= f,, is* - -a- n <b > 1-gi3tan-: T rs- .m r . o f C22^TM3: A fte r c lo th e s have bees washed and - _ vtvs.2 , -^'7 a re l e f t 11 -.cs Iv.-pe v r i t s e r e x tr a c to r ,' where appro s i m t a l y kO g a llc M of f i r e R etardant CH .An a nrcci-_a sul:'srat3 product made by thG DuPont Company} a o ln tio n '1 .1 Bp. gr : i 5 r.idau. CLo_ir.?3 a re sos led in t h i s s o lu tio n fo r-tw o sainutsa' zzj! dried The 3v i a t ic a ie .-eccvtred, brought up to th e o r ig in a l s tr e n g th aad r e u t e l A ll p ie c e s of f ia s e - i .7e;/-ed c lo th in g are eteanped (3 d ia g o n a l b a re ) w ith w ater soluble yellow iy a ( " lith o s c l" F Teilcw 3 G ^ s s te , a dye s ta rc h m ixture M is by Chanoers Wcris DuPxit Tccpary T echnical L aboratory and a p p lie d by a rubber stoop)* i before they are returned to the areas. This gives area supervision a cheek m m - who a re re q u ire d t o wear such c lo th in g . 'f S o r t ^ p gt-n^t BunrtHna: A fte r s lo th e s have been d rie d th e y a re s o rte d on aus!>ydJ hooks on moveable r a c k s . The rack s a re th en r o ll e d t o outgoing "bundling" ta b le each gan'a clothes is ctooked w ith o rig in a l "cheek lis t" } t t e a btsadled. Bradles **_* packed i s th e Change lo u se Laundry Bags (which tev been ia u a te r e d ) . A fte r ty in g up_' and tin -ta g g in g a carbon copy of "the "cheek l i s t " is placed in each bag which is s i ' -- value to the change house attendants in handling d istrib u tio n of clothing. 4. . Sharp a r tic le s , such as razor blades, l e f t in pockets of d ir ty clothes present_ a s e rio u s hazard. Care m ax be e x e rc ise d i s h a n d lin g la ra d s y pis . C lo th in g eoa- - lam in ated v i t h to x ic m a te ria ls such as B stensphthylaM n , B e a so l, e t c . , a re g|vs Hs p e c ia l tr e a ta a n t a t th e Las o ra to ry b e fo re b e in g se n t to th e la u n d ry . Thy kept separate and handled with rubber gloves. Bound Brock Pianx Laundry P ro ced u re; Th washing o p e ra tio n a t th e Bound BnoolE'<ni}jj Laundry i s vary s im ila r xo t h a t o u tlin e d abpve aeept t h a t a l l c o v e ra lls &r giva^x b 10 t o 15 m inute sosJs in ea a g ita te d s o lu tio n o f k pounds o f Soda Ash i a 80 galls i s o f w ater a t 150 ?., r in s e d , th en washed f o r SO m&nute e i a 9 os. 9 2 j Arwur Soap Powder in 60 g a llo n s o f w ater a t 150F. in a Borwood aaeefiL d a s h e r, r in s e d , plac@$ : I n a c e n t r i f u g a l e x t r a c t o r - f o r 20 m in u tes and d r ie d 20 t 3 m in u te s i s a Zcofi-Ais^i d rier. ' ' v > 1: "4; The fo llo w in g fo rm u la has been reeem asd ed f o r lau n d erin g work c lo th in g s o ile d w ith grease and grig: "Uss a m ix tu re c o n s is tin g o f 2 p a r ts by w eight o f Sodium SfetssiX icat . "'-y*- t# -V `~r'" ' _ ,:i t o I o f sop, o r k p e r tg o f B e d im H B t a s i l le a t e t 3 o f s o a p , sd dd ; ? s u f f i c i e n t t o t b s w heel t o g iv e d e s i r e d a s o u n t 'o f s u d s. F or f l a t work i *. and s e e s l w s d pods, 3 p a r t s by w i g h t s f gap sa d 2 part o f So&ivs ' ' b` ^ <8 I I S T 8 = Tba Chaaibsrs M srks o f th e duPegit C e^sasy r e p o r t t h a t eov 8 9 W a th a v e rag e w ith s ta n d s 15 t s SO'wasM.agB b e f o r e tM f$ i m ust b rap_i _ ^ Shi i p ro b a b ly fisia t th e ty p e o f eo^pom de, seoim t red r a t t e r ^ th a n t o th j i ^ r s psrm tioas. The B e\ad B rook P la n t o f th e C aleo C h e a ie a ls S i v i e i s a ha bouaji t h a t th e lif o f t h e i r c o v e r - a lla i s 150 w a sh in g s5 sa d t h e i r w d e rw a s r , ab o u t 2TO w aahisgiJ. 't o t a l C ost Of L nuaderins; Worte Cl o t bee e eo rd lag t o gr. A. C,, P a s s e , S upsrinteE dent of tbs Bound Brook P lan t Laundry th s t o t a l c o s t (in s lu d ia g la b o r, a a ts r is lB , rfenx, ligb,x, a te a s , w ater, intx*eet asd a a o rtim tira i} o f lau n d erin g 'm rk ' c l o t h e s i s $ 0. 03o p e r pound o f d ry c l o t h e s . The c o s t o f l a b o r and s s t a r i a l a @lra i s only $0.C l6 p a r poimd of dry c lo th s s . Tto b e a t prie th a t eould be A taia d from o u ts id e lo c a l la u n d ry m s $D,,08 p e r pernod d ry c l o t h e s . , . j ,,.t.iwl ' -*% -k\' Mr. t. I . S i t e , Poreffi&a o f th C h a f e r s Mork I s i a f e y r e p o r te t h a t t t e terfc&l^ c o s t , in c lu d in g a l l d i r e c t ead i n d i r e c t c h a rg e s m ab o u t $Q.'0 3 '.p&r fio 1 f to y ' * Me were unable t o secure the cost per pound of work c lo th e s laundered t _ \ the Saat liev York Laundry of Borden's F are Products, however, tore are th e p r ic e s .' chnrgcd cyiinsT t t o various dcpca-tasste h arin g work dose,, . - SOUGH E.rf WEE ' OQOOOCvqOo.......$ 0 .0 5 Peat *,, B, . * *. . . . . . . . 0.05 Kovals . . . . . . 0.015 P&|sES oooooogoooo . . . . . . 0.015 Qnisa^Alis . . . . . . 0.10 Machine Cover .,. . . . . . 0.395 Dish Cloths . . . . . . . . . . . 0.015 Pulver Sags . . . . , . . . . . . 0.10 riBISHED G . 6 eate 4. . . . Peats . . . 1 . . . . . . . Drivers9 Shirts . varan ,, . . . . . . ^C^I1 0 0 0 0 4 . . . . . lu r se a 5 Oaifesms Doctors9 Goats . . Union-Alls >9 0 * 0 0 4 'j >v g" %.' y i' o.o$QoOS5 ~- Qc<m ' .o O .u iv ? 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