FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1981 DOC#: ACPS102 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Work Practices for Asbestos-Cement Pipe from the American Water Works Assoc.

FILE NAME: Asbestos Information Association (AIA) DATE: 1987 Sept 15 DOC#: AIA010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: AIA Industry-Goverment Conference - List of Attendees September 15, 1987 AIA/NA INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE L IS T Wendell B.

FILE NAME: Calaveras (CALV) DATE: 1985 Jan DOC#: CALVO 12 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: EPA Inspection a a a h a m m m \ LIMITED STATES ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY OFFICE OF ENFORCEMENT AND COMPLIANCE MONITORING EP-330/2-85-002 ASBESTOS COMPLIANCE INSPECTION CALAVERAS ASBESTOS, LTD.

FILE NAME: Warren Pumps (WAR) DATE: 1983 Apr 20 DOC#: WAR003 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: WP Environmental Health Memo #11 * _________________* ________:___________ Environmental Health Memo No.

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1980 Feb 22 DOC#: ABX232 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter to FMSI with Responses to a Request for Information >-i l-l r \\ in s Company February 22, 1980 Abcr Cor.

FILE NAME: Abex (ABX) DATE: 1987 July 16 DOC#: ABX241 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE VA Dept, of Occupational Health Survey [On-going] miA An IC Industries Company Memorandum r` JU.L TC ' 0n7 Da,e July 16, 1987 ABEX EV Nr :E<\TAL' SuO|ect Va .

FILE NAME Dental Asbestos DEN DATE 1980 DOC DEN104 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article General Dentistry - Asbestos A Subtle Carcinogen in the Dental Lab Asbestos a subtle carcinogen in the dental laboratory Duane E.

FILE NAME Jewelers JEWEL DATE 1988 DOC JEWEL009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Published Journal Article - Page 1 only of mucous sed nausea heartburn ^< subjects although I incidents . 24 to 48 uded poor i idling of Then ventiof several Quality fuel cupational on defined ual miners n is needed tion should associated a for their ry effects of ticulates from lution Control 2 IC 8666 US on Emissions Maintenance to reau of Mines posed to diesel .89 ine pp 38-42 American Journal of Industrial Medicine 407 4110988 BRIEF COMMUNICATION Asbestos Disease in the Jewelry Industry Report of Two Cases David G.

FILE NAME Quebec Asbestos Mining Association QAMA DATE 1981 June DOC QAMA164 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION QAMA Bulletin Vol 5 No. 2 WORLD SYMPOSIUM ONON ASBESTOS TO BE HELD IN MAY 1982 Sponsored by the Government of Canada the Government of Qu^'becand the Commission of the European Communities A World Symposium on Asbestos is to be held in Montr^'alon May 25 26 and 27 1982 Organized around the theme Asbestos Health and Society the Symposium will take place under the auspices of the Government of Canada the Government of Qu^'bec and the Commission of the European Communities who took this initiative jointly with a view to drawing up as objective and complete an analysis as possible of the asbestos situation with- in the context of the many controver- sies revolving around this mineral International experts in various dis- ciplines will be called on to discuss the major issues which form the core preoccupation of those who each in their own right have an interest in asbestos issue and an opportunity for dialogue and the exchange of information among the representatives of government labour scientific and medical circles and industry The Symposium organizers are hoping that this meeting will yield an exhaustive evaluation of the negative and positive aspects of asbestos so that the international community will be better equipped to determine with full knowledge of the facts the limits and possibilities of reconciling as regards asbestos economic and commercial interests with social preoccupations including the quality of life In short the Symposium is an attempt to provide as full and objective an answer as possible for those who are wondering whether society can live with asbestos and especially whether it needs do without it Objectives Whether the state of scientific and medical research technological progress the health and safety of the workers and the public product safety environmental protection or the socioeconomic impact no aspect of the asbestos issue will be ignored at this unprecedented international gath- ering Introducing the latest data the Sym- posium is intended as both a forum for the free expression of the differing views currently held on the asbestos Participation The participants in the Symposium will be representing each of the groups which in their own sphere of operation are directly concerned with the asbestos issue the heads of govern- ment regulatory agencies on the environment and on occupational health and safety the heads of consumer protection organizations senior public servants in the health labour and social affairs sectors international organizations in the fields of science health and labour scientists doctors and researchers renowned for their work and their knowledge on asbestos delegations of national and international labour federations and delegates of the mining and manufacturing industry Balanced representation To ensure adequate and balanced representation of all interest groups and all viewpoints as well as an appropriate distribution according to the geographical regions of the world participatioinn the Symposium will be by invitation The guest list will be drawn up by the Steering Committee which is itself made up of representatives of the principal sectors in question namely the governments the scientific community the labour movement and the industry The Steering Committee estimates that the number of invited guests will have to be limited to approximately 600 given the space available at the site of the Symposium The Symposium is in fact to be held in the General Assembly hall of the International Civil Aviation Organiza- tion ICAO a United Nations agency having its headquarters in Montr^'al and whose facilities are particularly suited to an international conference of this nature ESE| THE SYMPOSIUM Structure and Organization Managing coordinating and supervising the organization of the World Program Committee and the Budget Committee Symposium on Asbestos is the respon- Finally the Steering Committee has sibility of a Steering Committee made assigned the Program Committee up ol one representative of each of the whose members it appointed the task sponsoring bodies the Government of of planning the entire program for the Canada the Government of Qu^'bec and the Commission of European Com- munities a representatofitvhee labour movernment a delegate of the international asbestos industry and a delegate of the Canadian asbestos mining Symposium of defining the themes and topics for discussion and suggesting possible candidates for session chairmen speakers and panelists The Steering Committee industry The representatives of the three Georges Dahmen of the Minist^rede l'Energie et des Ressources du sponsoring bodies are chairing the Qu^'becChairman Steering Committee and alternately preside at each meeting where Committee members may be accompanied by observers Gary Nash of Industry Trade and Commerce Government of Canada Chairman Dr.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1983 Jan 14 DOC BRK182 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter from Abex to Rockwell International RE Caution Stamps oer Abex An Industries Company = January 14 1983 COPY Abex Corporation .

FILE NAME Packings and Gaskets PAG DATE 1981 DOC PAG041 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Unpublished Report of Inspection UNION CCARBIDE CAARBIDRE BIDE INTERNAL CORRESPONDENCE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION TECHNICAL CENTER P.O.

FILE NAME Synkaloid SYN DATE 1980 DOC SYN026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION 1980 Journal article on asbestos exposure in drywall taping Citation Verma DK Middleton CG Occupational exposure to asbestos in the drywall taping process Am Ind Hyg Assoc J. 1980 264-9 doi 15298668091424726 PMID 7395743 Studies of airborne asbestos fiber concentrations associated with various operations of the drywall taping process have been undertaken in the province of Alberta Canada The results show that mixing sanding and sweeping created high levels of airborne asbestos dust The measured concentrations were frequently in excess ccupational health standards Sanding in particular was assessed the most hazardous operation The results are are discussed in light of present and proposed Occupational Health Standards and terms of its implications for other workers household contacts and consumer's risk Measures to reduce and control the health hazards associated with the process are described Occupational exposure to asbestos in the drywall taping process DAVE K.

FILE NAM E: Talc (TALC) DATE: 1989 DOC#: TALC043 DOCUM ENT DESCRIPTION: W orker's Comp Claim x w i n u UU< I U H WW J \ -H EC ONE K ). / nnnm " T O I !

FILE NAME: JH DATE: 1980 Nov 18 DOC#: JH015 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Letter JH from AIA RE J-M Suggested Modifications to the M.A.P.

FILE NAME: JC DATE: 1984 Mar 1 DOC#: JC026 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Consultant Field Visit Report Ontario Ministry of Labour M inistre du Travail de l'O ntario Date 984 03 01 O pational Health Branch Direction de la sant au travail Consultant Fleld Visit/f^port Rapport de la visite sur les lieux dwavail From /D e D.