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bu: <3 TO: Charlie Starks Interoffice Communication FROM: DATE: SUBJ: T. G. Grumbles January 24, 1986 CUSTOMER ASSISTANCE - LIABILITY WAIVERS IMPLEMENTATION VIS1A You had requested that training be given to your people to assure an understanding of the concerns regarding the need for liability waivers. Bill McClain and I agree this is a good approach to assure understanding of the general issue and allow for efficient and practical use of the waiver. We would propose to do the training in early March, in Ponca City if that is the most appropriate location. A general outline of the presentation is enclosed. Please contact Bill or I to discuss the training and timing. Thomas G. Grumbles ajo/8 Enclosure cc 0. C. Kerfoot S. E. McGuire R. L. Poe W. L. McClain D. A. Kuhn N. C. Frost 00001T392 CUSTOMER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE LIABILITY ISSUES I. Introduction - Why It's Important To Vista II. Legal Aspects 1. Overview of negligence law 2. Reviews of specific case examples 3. Defenses to negligence claims III. Practical Application - How To Recognize When Waiver Is Needed. 1. Specific examples of areas of concern A. Respirator/personal protective equipment recommendations 2. Contaminant/exposure abatement questions 3. Regulatory issues 4. Specific storage and handling questions 5. Operational recommendations IV. How To Handle The Above 1. With waiver 2. Without waiver V.Summary - Review Waiver And Procedures For Use VVV 000017393