17cv1906 Sierra Club v.

17cv1906 Sierra Club v.

Tommy, Thanks for your time today.

Thomas Smith Donald Tober Kathryn Wylde Vanessa Mendoza, Vice President, Manhattan Institute Troy Senik, Vice President, Policy & Programs Howard Husock, Vice President, Research & Publications Leigh Harrington, Vice President, Communications & Marketing Oren Cass, Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute James Copland, Director, Legal Policy, Manhattan Institute Ralph Mangual, Project Manager, Legal Policy, Manhattan Institute If you have any questions don't hesitate to ask me.

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BRANCHES W.PAP.T'lEflT = PLA'iT REOUISITIOTB torch It, 19^6 5606 Chattanooga, Tenn. #2305 - Branch Improvement* 275r,U8 6081 Peoria, 111. #3033 - 1 Replacement face for .MM-52 Stick-out sign; installation lOb.OO 6136 Concord, Calif. #9036 - Painting out wall sign; moving .MHl*5 facia sign; electrical , work 575.00 626ii Waco, Texas #7720 = Carpentry work; electrical work; less amount on PA #52*16 39.66 6272 Milford, Ohio #1085 = Repaint walls and pegboard, two coats; materials 80.00 6302 Greenville, Texas #7713 * Remodeling for mass merchandising 1,710.1*9 6313 McKeesport, Pa. #1819 - 1 S72 Weighted roller 56,Uj 631k Pittsburg, Pa. #9280 Emergency repairs to delivery tmek 75oOO 6320 Camden, S, C. #2081 - 1 Twin #30 Red Devil shaker; pedestal base 193.15 6321 Stevens Point, Wise. #38)40 - 1 VD 107 Merchandiser with end shelf sets; 6 units 36" steel studio shelving 167.20 6322 Stratford, Conn. #2*083 .

LOUISIANA DIVISION INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE REPORT AN OPERATING UNIT OF THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY DEPARTMENT POWER 2 FILE NUMBER LAD-PWR2 - 05.01 DATE 03-25-07 TITLE POWER 2 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE ACTIVITY REPORT FOR 1906 AUTHOR SIGNATURE Morrison REVIEWER}?

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In the early 1900`s the first medically diagnosed death from asbestos occurred By 1918 insurance companies refused to insure workers in asbestos related occupa tions In 1955 asbestos was linked to cancer Since that time the use ol asbestos has been dramatically reduced, and extensive programs are being undertaken for its removal Asbestos is a term for a oroup of naturally occurring minerals that separate into fibers These fibers are in combustible and have good thermal and electrical in sulating properties The most commonly used asbestos minerals are chrysolite and amosite Asbestos has been used in cement products, plaster, fire proof textiles, vinyl floor tiles, thermal and acoustical insulation, sprayed materials, piping and brake linings Hard asbestos contained in materials such as vinyl floor tile do not generally create exposure problems Only sanding, grinding or cutting will normally release the fibers in these compounds Soft or loosely bound (friable) asbestos containing materials can release asbestos fibers into the air with only minor disturbance to the material This type of material has caused the greatest concern Asbestos fibers are thin, long, and light particles that can drift deeply into the lungs past the filtering defenses and penetrate the tissue This normally results in a fibrosing response (a build up of material around a foreign body) This can produce a variety of diseases, some of which are fatal These include asbestosis, lung cancer, end mesothelioma It has been suspected of causing gastro-intestinal and colon cancer STANDARDS The removal of asbestos should be done by trained and competent organizations OSHA, EPA, and various state agencies have standards regulating the removal of asbestos Prior to any asbestos removal, all should be contacted to be current with any revisions to their standards OSHA regulates the exposure to asbestos libers (longer than 5 micrometers) The eight-hour time weighted average airborne concentration (TWA) of asbestos fibers shall not exceed two fibers per cubic centimeter of air (to be determined by the membrane method) No employee shall be exposed at any time to concentrations In excess of 10 fibers per cubic centimeter of air REQUIREMENTS A RECOMMENDATIONS: Ventilation must comply with ANSI Z9 2-1971 Wet removal method preferred over dry method Respirator Selection - Less than 10X TWA - Air purifying respirator - Less than 100X TWA - Powered air purifying respirator - Greater than 100X TWA - Supplied air respirator Special Clothing Coveralls, hoods, boots, and gloves are always recommended, mandatory if any employee is exposed to concentrations which exceed the calling level Change Rooms - Must be provided if fixed place of employment, and if concentrations are above exposure limits Personal Monitoring - Initial measurements shall be col lected, and follow up samples taken to insure proper protection Caution Signs A Labels - Signs shall be provided and displayed at each location where concentrations exceed exposure limits Signs shall be posted at all approaches to affected area Caution labels shall be affixed to all materials to be handled, stored, disposed, processed or transported Disposal Bags Properly marked and sealed bags (EPA 40CFR-Part 61 requires 6 mil bags) Notification EPA requires written notification before any work may begin Principal Standards OSHA 1910 1001 U S Department of Labor, OSHA Kansas City Regional Office 911 Walnut, Room 406 Kansas City.

J* INDUSTRIAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT ASSOCIATION 1901 North Moore Street Arlington, Virginia 22209 Safety Wearing Apparel Group Arlington Hyatt House Hotel Arlington, Virginia November 19, 19&L MINUTES PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT A meeting of the Safety Wearing Apparel Group was held at the Arlington Hyatt House Hotel on November 19, 191- The following were in attendance: C.

INDUSTEIAL SAFETY EQUIMSNT ASSOCIATION 1901 North Moore Street Arlington, Virginia 22209 Safety Wearing Apparel Group Meeting November 10, 1977 Chicago Marriott O'Hare, Chicago, Illinois MINUTES PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SAG-64 A meeting of the Safety Wearing Apparel Group, Industrial Safety Equipment Association, was held on November 10, 1977, at the Chicago Marriott O'Hare, Chicago, Illinois.