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Mr. H. Grimes Southern Bell 1419 Hurt Building Atlanta, GA 30303 Dear Mr. Grimes: We would be pleased to train your employees on occupational health measurements on October 13-14, 1982. Please review the proposed schedule for a two-day training course and instruction booklet for the Btudents. Let us know any additions, deletions, etc., or item? you feel are particularly appropriate or should be deemphasized. The following is a list of procedural details to expedite the training: In the near future we will be sending instruction booklets, "Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene measure ments for Operating Telephone Companies", for all students. They should read the introduction section for all the laboratories prior to attending the course. Have them bring the booklets with them to the class. Each student will need a watch and a calculator for timing samples and calculating results. Each student will need appropriate personal protective equipment (hardhats, safety glasses, etc.), required for field measurements. Please let us know your requirements for the instructors. Location Please let us know the name and phone number of the hotel you will be using. If you are making arrangements for the students, please reserve three rooms for instructors. ^ 00]692 Mv* JJ ^ Cr i two -- 0 2. We will require two classrooms for training with tables for students, blackboards or easels, and a 35 mm slide projector. 3. Let us know the name and address of a contact for shipping materials required for teaching and for discussing field measurements. We usually involve students in field measurements of employee exposures to noise and lead. Equipment 1. Bach student should bring the industrial hygiene sampling equipment they will use to the class. Please prepare a list of equipment. We will provide sufficient equipment so that, all students get "bands on" training. Hake sure all batteries are fresh or recently charged beforehand. 2. Please provide five combustible gas detectors, cali bration kits, and instruction manuals. If you have any further questions, or we can be of any assistance, please contact Tricia Huggins at (201) 582-7927. Sincerely, MH-78691-CPIi-mpb C. P. Lichtenwalner Copy to P. Huggins w. J. Schreibais 6. H. Wilkening J. M. Degen - AT&T R. W. Stone, MD R. P. Cunningham, MD - SB U.A 001693 % % ft Occupational Health Measurements Course Schedule Day 1 8:30 - Introduction 8:$5 - Fundamentals of Industrial Hygiene 9:15 - Noise Lecture Break 10:30 - Boise Labs (Sound Level Meters, Dosimetry) 11:30 - Lunch 12:30 - Boise Labs (Cortlnued) 1:30 - Air Sampling Lecture Break 2:45 - Air Sampling Labs (Sampling Pumps, Detector Tubes, Combustible Gas Meters) 4:45 - Review 8:30 8:45 9:15 Microwave Oven Survey Noise Review (Homework) Air Sampling Labs (Continued) 11:39 - Lunch 12:30 - Field Measurements 4:00 - Air Sampling Rsvien #