l*10.1000(dXJKI) STANDABDS AND INTERPRETATIONS OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH The value of E. shall not exceed unity (1).

TITLE: EMPLOYEE MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS - ASBES AFFECTINC: SL'EPART C SECTION 1910.93a (j ) (6) (lj April 18, 1973 Tlie referenced standard requires EMPLOYERS to provide or make available, at no cost to the employee, medical examinations for employees in occu pations exposing them to airborne concentrations of asbestos fibers.

September 26, 2372 PLAINTIFFS EXHIBIT - CHV-127 MEMO TO TF 110.^ ASBESTOS: S.

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AUG f 0 B73 U.5. department OF LAnoa ' Oceupationil Safety artij Health Au'miniatraaon Washington, oc :c:jo M-.

HJ ( < / 4- REV. sep PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT i DUP-1603 anil ms (Mi >n Itv May 19T4 MEASUREMENT AND CON1SOL OR ASCESTOS OUST EBROSURE S4 T Psgs 2 5.S Rowerad fihor-typa rnspirototx are required when the TWA or eefiiag eooeentratioas are reaeoaably ex pected to exceed 10 time*, but not 100 time*, the limit* in section 3. 5.2.1 Them filler* are **ldom uaed oa Company plant* and tboae of 5.4 are substituted. 5.4 Atmosphere supplying respirators (Type "C" tupplied air or *el(-contained) are required when the TWA or ceiling concentration* are reasonably expected to ex ceed 100 lime* the limit* in aecbon 3.

rfmfii-F^I Nil fiifft I.--- fiaiuMIbi 6* APRIL 1*73 This N P MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL OP ASBESTOS DUST EXPOSURE S4T 3 *2 Mrhantirs ntnr-typt rasptrster* re required S4 Mndlcnl sxaminattons, controls, and records when the TVA or ceiling concentration* are reasonably relative to asbestos dust exposure are directed by the expected to exceed no more than 10 time* the limits in Employee Relations Department, Medical Division section 3.

SETTEMBER4. 1911 A8BES108 WIRKS - UL 11 b 17 11.5 The impregnating compound ihuli retain its initial qualities during the life of the wire and shall not develop any damaging chemical action within itself or with any other component of the finished wire. 11.6 ThcTinsulation on a specimen of finished conductor ft to be inspected visually to determine whether or not it complies with the requirements in paragraphs 11.1--11.5 with respect to general construction.

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