FILE NAME Bechtel BECH DATE 1961 DOC BECH036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Bechtel Book - A Builder and His Family publ Bechtel 5581 5581 EXHIBIT 5581 * PLAINTIFF'S A BUILDER AND HIS FAMILY 0132 0132 5582 0133 0133 A BUILDER AND HIS FAMILY FET ak a ED 1898 +1948 +1948 Being the Historical Account of the Contracting Engineering & Construction career of W.

FILE NAME Industrial Hygiene Foundation IHF DATE 1936 DOC IHF037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter , say oat EC gE Pm Sreurgee fy PEEL| terete f : , in ws : ne wo f 1 ere Seamr a 1 wee ps big tp 421 Lame ae rele ape Erb ats lL. i iis 7 ' oly ae . . i hha 3 i behal as 4 y9 y9 .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1948 Nov 13 DOC NMA099 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Business Week Article - Industry Against Cancer [-.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1966 DOC NMA042 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION NYT - Asbestos Dust Called a Hazard To at Least Fourth of U.S.

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1975 Aug 14 DOC NMA036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION The Wall Street Journal - HEW Warns of Asbestos Hazard in Work With Brake Linings Spackling Mixtures PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT THE ice WALL STREET JOURNAL 11 Thursday August 14 1975 | million or 1.781.78 a emer share the Laybbshearty _ 4. 1974 BOND HEW WarnsofAsbestos HazardinWork Mixtures Mixtures WithBrakeLiningsSpackling .

FILE NAME Newspaper & Magazine Articles NMA DATE 1975 Oct 2 DOC NMA178 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Wall Street Journal Article - New Rules on Exposure to Lead Toluene Asbestos Offered by Labor Unit 4 THE WALL STREET JOURNAL Thursday Oct. 2 1975 New Rules on Worker Exposure to Lead Toluene Asbestos Offered by Labor Unit By a WALL STREET JOURNAL Staff Reporter exposures Respirators could be used only WASHINGTON Labor Department where engineering controls and pracproposed new and revised job health stand tice measures don't reduce exposures to the ards limiting worker exposure to three microgram limit widely used industrial substances and setting The standard also sets a maximum procedures for handling 11 other toxic chem- standard for lead in the blood of 60 micro- icals grams per 100 grams of blood Workers The new standards cut in half the per- blood or urine would have to be tested peri- missible exposure to lead and toluene an in odically dustrial chemical and reduce by % the The department said health problems amount of asbestos fibers permitted in the from lead exposure have been recognized air at work places since the early 1800s More than one million Existing exposure limits for the other tons of lead are used annually in the U.S.

FILE NAME Paccar PAC DATE 2001 Jan 12 DOC PAC009 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Legal - Answers to Plaintiffs Interrogatories Henderson v ACandS Inc.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1973 Apr 10 DOC TALC302 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Air sampling results for asbestos exposure from sanding DuPont paint primer that contained talc oe we 8-2 0 NDA sSeak;n9s $a Ee A ES CmUNNDUITSpIRNeic UNCnT: : cy SSN .a FV 10..s itor, NEMOURS E.

FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 1973 July 28 DOC TALC076 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Press Release - FDA Ban on Asbestos in Food and Drugs Urged ' a Nua ose suet se ae FORD ---- 1525 18th STREET N.W.

FILE NAME: Asbestos Cement Pipe and Sheet (ACPS) DATE: 1986 Aug 22 DOC#: ACPS123 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Memo RE OSHA Standards & Insurance Co.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 0000 DOC BRK229 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Notes for SAE 2 Need to consider and other fibers from particulate that brake dust particulate from asbestos used in friction materials usually differs found in manufacturing of friction products most brake dust particulate that can become airborne would not be picked up from aralysis under an OSHA inspection lg fraction fraction Much of behaves this particulate is under aerodynamically much like 3000 A in length and a gas This particulate may not be biologically inert mong garage mechanics routine exposures of large amounts of fine brake dust may take its toll Whatever the merits or circumstar of recent litigation over occupational cancers related to brake dust we feel it is prudent to promote sound work procedures and control measures during the performance of drum brake work As envisioned EPA's brake mecharic education program will develop a videotape a fact sheet and a poster to reach shop operators mechanics and tech students We invite interested organizations to assist in the dissemination of these materials when they are pleted Invest III Other durable respirable fiters trend brake to substitute for asbestos in brakes various substitute lining materials are in use or under development Problem finding materials whose to asbestos but which are either biologically performance is comparable inert or not as active Initial laboratory testing for these substitute materials may there may be cause for concern health effects be promising of some of for others substitution for substitution's sake alone is not the answer relatively little is known about health effects of some of these substitute materials and virtually nothing is known as to how dust from brakes lined with these materials is composed chemically and physically respirable materials during ranufacture may become respirable as a result of degradation from friction highly both Need for studies of these materials as they occurnin manufacturing and as brake dust - only two known studies of biological activity of dust Gross and Davies - very from samples asbestos lined brakes Need to start conducting studies of biological effects of dust from brakes lined with substitute materials and consider these effects as brake linings are developed lest we find ourselves with unexpected disease among mechanics and others in 10 20 and 30 years these studies should be part of the development process for the sake of public health and protection against product liability Las been insurance is an issue for the asbestos abatement industry friction products industry asbestos industry and the could become a parallel in the EPA is in the process of gathering health and exposure data on these substitute materials and welcomes your sharing with us plans and results of any relevant studies Summary untrol untrol edne !

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 0000 DOC BRK306 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION AIA - Recommended Work Practices - Fabrication and Use of Asbestos Friction Materials ae S, BS Speer Street USPHS Membrane Airborne Asbestos Fibers Vacuum Cleaning Stations Filter Method For Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 5 Page 7 Page 8 Appendix A Appendix B Appendix C Introduction The Occupational Safety and Health Act was signed into and became effective on April 28 1971.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1976 DOC BRK062 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Asbestos Exposure During Brake Lining Maintenance and Repair ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH 12 110-128 1976 Copyright '1976 Reprinted from Environmental Research 12 110 Academic Press Inc. 1218976 Printed in U.S.A.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 1990 DOC BRK252 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Medical Journal Article - Lung Cancer and Exposure to Diesel Exhaust Among Bus Garage Workers ScandJ Work Environ Health 348-54 Lung cancer and exposure to diesel exhaust among bus garage workers by Per Gustavsson MD Nils Plato MSc Britta Lidstr^mMSc Christer Hogstedt MD,,.2 GUSTAVSSON P PLATO N LIDSTR^ MB HOGSTEDT C.

FILE NAME Brakes BRK DATE 2016 DOC BRK248 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Letter to the Editor RE Response Exposure Vehicle Mechanics Chrysotile & Mesothelioma Ann Occup Hyg 2016 Vol 60 No. 4 528-530 mew015 vey f DOMI MINA MVS M|INA ILLU 0 MKA 7 LETTER TO THE EDITOR Editorial Note Letters to the Editor are peer reviewed to ensure that the arguments are reasonable and clearly expressed However letters may express a particular opinion rather than a balanced interpretation Authors of papers commented on are invited to reply but neither the journal nor peer reviewers should be assumed to support the arguments made Downlade Thinking about Occupation and Exposure Relationships Vehicle Mechanics Chrysotile and Mesothelioma from htp:/anyg.oxfrdjualsg/ Kay Teschke htp:/anhyg.oxfrdjournals.org/ School of Population and Public Health University of British Colombia 2206 East Mall Vancouver British Columbia V6T 1Z3 Canada mail kay.teschke@ubc.ca kay.teschke@ubc.ca htp:/anyg.oxfrdjuls/ Submitted 16 December 2015 revised 20 February 2016 revised version accepted 10 March 2016 at Mcaster University The 2015 paper by Garabrant et al 2016 Mesothelioma among Motor Vehicle Mechanics An The first question addresses the statement at the beginning of the review paper Garabrant et al 2016 Libra y Updated Review and analysis includes our 1997 paper Teschke et al 1997 as a tier l study in the are studies of motor vehicle repair activities and brake repair activities appropriate settings to examine the analysis risks of mesothelioma from chrysotile exposure on March About a decade after our paper Teschke et al The issue of interest is whether chrysotile asbestos 1997 was published it came to my attention that causes mesothelioma It may be reasonable to study it had been used regularly in litigation related to jobs or tasks to investigate this question but note that 31 2016 mesothelioma in people who had worked as vehicle mechanics or in brake repair I do not normally accept the jobs or tasks are being used as surrogates of chry- sotile exposure It is important to consider whether legal work but agreed to take part as an expert witness in one case to point out some problems in interpretation of epidemiological evidence such as ours in these cases It seems possible that this new analysis will be used in the same way as our individual paper they are good surrogates Some occupations are syn- onymous with extensive exposure to certain agents For example it would be a rare wood furniture maker who did not have daily high exposure to hard wood dust and an exceptional asbestos insulator without daily so I thought it may be useful to present the issues in a more public forum I will focus on two questions high exposure to amphibole asbestos For such jobs the association between the occupation and a disease .