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ITEM 2 \\rr f- \ < k- C\0' PAHT t9ip-^te*HNQEDl ^ SwttoQmfb.iCKJ^uQli l'no ornile 29 of the Code ort*ellqpl Regulation* is hufeta flmeuled prodding a new dpmgrapfinMe^Sing as follows: p^Eajurjfencjr temporarystandard a effective November 4. JBgl.--(l) Scope.' y^his emergency temporary standard U > t'"5v`J"' SSfeded pursuant tn section B[c) or the V \xt\' ^SJ^ftSct and applies to iQ workplaces where * x employees may fas exposed to asbestos ,<sv' in nil Industrios covered by the Act, o'v- wy Including, general industry, construction ' and maritime. Except to the extent modified by this emergency temporary standard all provisions of 1910.1001 r<N> r*>V remain in effect. [Z| Permissible levels of exposure. ^ ,,vr'{ The 8-hour time-weighted average airborne concentration of asbestos .I t/d N-^,sA'.V<v<^ fibers to which any employee may be exposed sh&ll not exceed one-half (0-5) fiber, longer than S micrometers, per cubic centimeter of air, ai determined by the method prescribed in paragraph (e) of this section. -- #^ [3J Methods ofcompliance with the' emergency temporary standard. NoIwithstanding any other requirements of this section, compliance with the 'reduced exposure limit of 0.5 f/cc shall rS^ be achieved by any feasible combination of engineering controls, work practices, and personal protective J>r, equipment and devices. [4] Employee information and - .<sr training.--(i) As soon us possible, but jo* .r^x . s\j not later than thirty (op) days from the effective date of this emergency temporary standard, the employer shuD Institute a training program Tar all employees exposed to airborne w? concentrations of asbestos in excess of EAI3 IIIKMK