exterior decorator for the northeast Reynolds subsidiary makes use of unique organization in residential building products market What Reynolds operation fabricates, sells door-to-door, arranges financing and in stalls its own products?

- r5v*i sufficient attention is becom?

MUBB-0003710 Exhibit IV fmm : CORPORATEINDUSTRIAL HYGIENE WM 236-5847 Orr MARCH 19, 19B2 Subted GUIDELINES FORESTABLISHING A s=3 RESPIRATOR PROGRAM Ej lo A recent review was made by Headquarters Industrial Hygiene of OSHA citations received by Westinghouse plants for common violations involving industrial hygiene matters.

i"| --.......

PRODUCTS STEAM TURBINES Turbine-Generator Units--Mechanical Drive Units--High-Speed Reduction Gears ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT Motors (1 hp to largest)--induction, wound rotor, synchronous, d-c, brakemotors, gearmotors--Generators (all types a-c and d-c)--MotorGenerators--Synchronous Condensers--Electro magnetic Slip Couplings HEAT TRANSFER APPARATUS Condensers and Ejectors--Deaerators and Dea erating Feedwater Heaters INDUSTRIAL PROCESS EQUIPMENT Centrifugal Compressors--Steam Jet Ejectors-- Condensing Equipment CENTRIFUGAL COMPRESSORS AND EXPANDERS Air Compressors--Gas Boosters and Exhausters --Compressors and Expanders for Process (Elec tric motor, steam, or gas turbine driven) TURBOCHARGERS AND SCAVENGING COMPRESSORS FOR DIESEL ENGINES Turbochargers for Two-Stroke Cycle and FourStroke Cycle Engines--Scavenging Compressors for Two-Stroke Cycle Engines STRAINERS--FILTERS Strainers (Twin, Single, Oil, Self-Cleaning)-- Filters and Grease Extractors TUBE CLEANERS Cleaners for Tubes in Boilers, Oil Stills, Con densers; for Pipe, etc.

CHEMICAL OIVISIQN CHRYSLER /\J CORPORATION January 22, 197S Dear John Nordaan: The Occupational Safety and Health Act Section 1910.93a (1)(3) requires that an employee be infoxned of an exposure to asbestos fibers and action taken to correct the condition contributing to the exposures.

fid -(d) QMt&Jed (ncsj OfPC 1910 Sunderland Place.

US REGULATIONS AT&T Asbestos Awareness Course #600519 OSHA ASBESTOS STANDARDS: GENERAL INDUSTRY STANDARD, 29CFR 1910.1001 Applies to: All occupational exposures not covered under the construction and maritime standards activities Includes Automotive Brake Technicians and Custodial Workers (where no active asbestos related work is ongoing) MARITIME STANDARD, 29CFR 1915.1001 Applies to: Cable-laying ship workers CONSTRUCTION STANDARD, 29CFR 1926.1101 Applies to: Most of the asbestos related work activities common to AT&T operations Installers, Maintenance, Operations, HVAC Maintenance, Technicians, Custodial Renovations (or demolitions) involving asbestos containing building components Removal of asbestos containing materials Encapsulation or repairs of asbestos containing materials Installing other materials where asbestos will be disturbed Emergency cleanup of small asbestos fiber releases Working where you contact asbestos containing materials, but do not disturb them The transportation, disposal, storage, containment and housekeeping activities involving asbestos containing products at locations where other asbestos construction activities are being performed.

L. or STEVEN B.

'AfCX Revised Page 1 of 3 MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET May be used to comply with OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910, 1200.

AMENDED OSHA ASBESTOS-STANDARD (40 CFR 1910.1001) PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE XIMlT/ACTION LEVEL . 0 PEL REDUCED FROM 2.0 TO 0.2 F/CC# 8 HR.

-j r .. .I -- T h e Journal of the American Medical Association _L Published Under the Auspices of the Board of Trustees a ;&- , VOL.LXVIII, No. 20 CHICAGO, I LLI N01 s MAY 19, 1917 I tered, and the effects they may be expected to pro- INDUSTRIAL POISONS ENCOUNTERED I N THE MANUFACTURE OF ' EXPLOSIVES duce.

!

Specialties, Heating Combustion Specialties Corporation Walter S.

Roll of Membership STACEY, Alfred E., Jr.* (1914).