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FILE NAME: Trade Publications (TR) DATE: 1966 Sept 10 DOC#: TR010 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal - Chemical Week BULLiTm 700 Type BR 4-pole con trol relay with convertible contacts !

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feature @ /a Intensified research is needed to minimize their dangers Carl CL Qu$tafftonv Federal Water Quality Administration, Athens, Qa.

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.,1017 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-007 0.96 1.2 PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: PPM a 02/03/88 D 600 44 02/02/88 0 600 06/10/83 D 600 07/20/88 D 600 08/16/88 D 600 09/12/88 D 600 1C/12/88 D 600 12/06/88 D 600 36.52 0 HEARING MUFFS 0. 76 0 NONE WORN 1.40 0 NONE HORN 1.00 0 NCNE WORN 0.91 0 NONE HORN G. 25 4 NONE HORN 1.40 0 1/2 MASK - AIR SUPPLIED 1.20 0 NONE HORN 1400552801 MAINTENANCE MAN A0152 CHROMATE IV - 5.08 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-uil A0433 COPPER FUME 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 002-031 BC0Q1 NOISE, 80/90-5 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 00067 WELDING FUME 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 2.76 4.1 UG/M2 17.38 12.7 UG/M3 0.00 0.28 0.0 PCNT TOTAL 0.0 MG/M3 I, 5 0 1 I CMS REPORT NO, OSS PROGRAM CMS8CM65 PLANT; EMPLOYEE: ' EMPLOYEE ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE PROFILE DEPARTMENT; 5537 PVC DISPERSION YEAR: 1988 JOB CODE JOB NAME EXP EXPOSURE CDE NAME LVL RANGE AVG STD DEV UNITS SAMPLES DATE SHIFT LENGTH THA VALID PROTECTION 00124 LEAD - INORGANIC 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0C144 TOLUENE 88 AVG EXPOSURE; 001-001 00151 CADMIUM 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 00220 NICKEL 000-000 83 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 1910.1025 0.13 0.0 UG/M3 1.00 0,0 PPM 0.17 0.1 UG/M3 0.00 O.Q MG/M3 1 1 4 5 1400553701 PVC PRODUCTION OPERATOR B0001 NOISE, 80/50-5 S3 AVG EXPOSURE: 006-289 82.02 60.6 PCNT 00064 POLYVINYL CHLORIDE DUST TOTAL GO AVG EXPOSURE: 001-001 1.08 0.0 MG/M3 00148 VINYL CHLORIDE 1910.1017 88 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-007 0.88 1.2 PPM 23 1 131 REPORT DATE 05/11/89 PAGE \"S o GO OS ijj P 9 6 b A o P - E .