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CHEMICALS INDUSTRIES C INTEROFFICE / LAKE CHARLES DATE September 26, 1975 SUBJECT OSHA Health Standards Cost The enclosed figures are very rough estimates of the additional costs that will be imposed upon the Lake Charles Plant as the result of OSHA health standards. You may want to break these down in more detail, however, they were compiled by Tommy Taylor, Mark Wood, Bryant Walker and myself. These are a follow-up to the figures I gave to your secretary by phone. JMD/bc Attachment CC: T. G. Taylor 0004999 | ; C 1. Safety' And Environmental Control c a. Initial Determinations b. Routine Monitoring 8 hrs/month 40 hrs/month c. Investigate Complaints 1 hr /month d. Administer Protective Equipment Programs 8 hrs/month e. Record Keeping 12 hrs/month f. Conduct Training 6 hrs/month g* Employee Training 2 hrs/month Annual Cost $ 9,240.00 2. Recommendations For Compliance a. Additional Personnel 1) Personnel to perform monitoring 2 2) Personnel to maintain records 1 3) Personnel to evaluate problems for control purposes 1 Annual Cost $ 50,400.00 b. Control Costs 1) Dust Control (Capital) 1,000,000.00 2) Lead, Mercury, Asbestos, Mastic (Capital) 500.000.00 3) Operational Cost (Dust, Lead, Mercury, Asbeston, Mastic) 200.000.00 4) Noise Control Operational Cost (Capital) 2,250,000.00 5) Operational Cost (Noise Control) Annual Cost $3,950,000.00 Grand Total $4,009,640.00 7 bb"000499 JM