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i .1 REYNOLDS ALUMINUM REYNOLDS METALS COMPANY RICHMOND. VIRGINIA 23261 Decenber 20, 1984 Mr. Robert M. James ALCOA Alcoa Bldg., #1501 Pittsburgh, PA 15219 !ALHYC:E.j-:- Dear Bob, In an effort to meet the Task Group's request for a bibliography of audiovisual aids, I have assembled a list of training programs. In addition, I have attached^iytransOT.pts that I have been able to copy for our evaluation. fHSSsSBHBth3 list and let me know what I missed. In addition, I assume the next step will be for us to critically evaluate each program. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact me. Sinoerely, DRH/csd Enclosure Debora R. Hudgins, CIH Corporate Industrial Hygienist 411073 0968 TRAINING PROGRAMS 1. National Safety Council a. "The Facts About the Hazard Ccnnunication Standard" (script is enclosed). b. 4-part slide series - "Working with Chemicals and Your Health" 1. General Concepts 2. Acids and Bases 3. Solvents No script available. 4. Toxic Metals 2. ITS Corporation, Mt. Laurel, NT a. "Wiat's It All About? -- Hazard Ocnnunication Standard" (script is enclosed) b. "At Your Fingertips -- Understanding the MSD6" (script is enclosed) c. "To Your Health -- Hazardous Materials in the Workplace" (script is enclosed) 3. BNA Connunications, Inc. (CHEMSAFE) (brochure is enclosed/no script is available) a. 8 modules 1. Intro, to Chemical Safety 2. Corrosives 3. Solvents ? 4. CBddizers : 5. Poisons 6. Gases 7. Explosives 8. Carcinogens 4. 3M OCMPANY (I have not received their list of modules yet.) 411073 0969