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STUDIES, SURVEYS & REPORTS Texaco USA Eagle Point Plant Asbestos
Air sampling to document employe exposures to asbestos fibers was conducted at the Eagle Point Plant on September 30, 1981. The sampling was performed by Mr. J. E. Schlicht, Industrial Hygiene Technician, to evaluate employe exposures during the routine operation of the power house. The analysis results, as shown in the attached table, indicate that employe exposures were well below any applicable standard.
The monitoring was conducted to characterize the exposures of a boiler operator and an assistant boiler operator. The results showed that the calculated eight-hour time weighted averages (TWAs) for asbestos were less than 0.01 fiber per cubic centimeter (f/cc) and 0.01 f/cc" based on sampling periods of 459 and 460 minutes, respectively. The "less than" indicates that the concentration was below the lower detection limit of the chosen analytical method.
The current OSHA standard for asbestos is a permissible exposure limit (PEL) of 2.0 f/cc as a TWA for an eight-hour period. In addition, no employe may be exposed to a ceiling concentration of 10.0.f/cc at any time during a work shift.
^The samples were collected on membrane filters using calibrated
air sampling pumps. Subsequent analysis was performed by National Loss Control Service Corporation, an accredited industrial hygiene laboratory.
The employe exposures reported herein are within the current OSH& standard for occupational exposures to asbestos. Should you have any questions, please contact this office at your convenience.
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