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FILE NAME Kelly Moore KM DATE 1973 Jan 4 DOC KM017 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from Liberty Mutual to Moore Paint Co. a " ft / | | LIBERTY MUTUAL California Bank Building 315 Pomona Mall West Pomona California 91766 Tel 714 623-6965 United January 4 1973 Mr. At Orzowinski Plant Mgr Kelly Paint Co. Inc. 1400 So. Campus Avenue Ontario California Dear Gr Orzewinski This letter will confirm our conference on December 6 1972 On September 7 1972 r J. Thorne Liberty Mutual Industrial samples in selected areas of Hygienist collected fliter paper asbestos concentrations the Ontario plant for analysis for airborne Laboratory utilizing The samples were analyized in our Hopkinton a chase contrast microscope that all of Indicates the attached Data Sheet which We reviewed where samples were collected collected are ex- ac- the employees in the areas of the currently posed to asbestos concentrations in excess asbestos greater cepted Threshold Limit Value omfil3lilfiibteerrsofof air based on an eight eight than 5 microns in length per Threshold Limit Value of 2 fibers hour work day and the proposed milliliter of air As Indl greater than 5 microns in length per is based on an eight cated the current Threshold Limit Value milliliter call- hour workday however it carries a 10 fiber per , lng which was also exceeded ir Thorne and members of our staff recently As I wiItnhdiciartedMotooreyoinu San Carlos and it was decided that no action are complated met will be taken in Ontario until our recommendations at the San Carlos plant and a resurvey conducted Our recommenda tions would be essentially the same at the Ontario plant of the San Carlos plant Evaluation of 1 presented you with a copy review and Airborne Airborne Asbestos Report of July 7 1972 for your _ records As a result of Is recommended air Thorne's that Ontario Plant Evaluation Survey It . PLAINTIFF'S tables _ EXHIBIT 35KM 35KM LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY LIBERTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYERS HOME OFFICES BOSTON KM 01257 Empty BAG BALER and other material are baled in an open bator bagTshiosf caasnbeasdtdosto the overall excessive concentrations of asbestos fibers in the work environment Consequently it is suggested that the baler be enclosed as much as possible and ex- haust ventilation should provide a velocity of not less than 80 to 100 linear feet per minute at any opening while the balor is in the crushing or baling cycle Yours very truly V. V. Eckersal 0% Loss Prevention Consultant RYE eb CC Mr. M. Mr. W. Mr. n Mr. G. Ar R. Lambert General Mgr > Southern Div Dusseldorf Prod Mgr E. Moore Presidant H. Yochatzer Secretary Willer Willer Prod Mgr KMX 00620