ASBESTOS: Some Answers Tiny asbestos fibers inhaled by workers years ago have given rise to lung-related diseases and certain cancers.

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(Drislane - Purcell) 110 - 1 weren't looking for asbestos. 2 Q To be clear, then, were there any of those kinds 3 of tests ever done by members, to your knowledge, to obtain 4 data on asbestos fiber release from friction products?

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(Drislane - Purcell) 315 1 As of 1973, did the FMSI understand that small job 2 shops could expose individuals to high asbestos fiber 3 concentrations if operations on the brake linings were not 4 performed without controls. 5 MR.

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cr c PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT MON-2416 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION PROGRAM (Procedure Bulletin P-0130) APPROVED BY THE PLANT MANAGER'S SAFETY BOARD DECEMBER 21, 1978 (Re-issued October 10, 1980) 6113 19036 LAM021800 c2 A NEW PROCEDURE BULLETIN PURPOSE; PROTECT EMPLOYEES FROM EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNE CHEMICALS OR PHYSICAL CONTAMINANTS DURING NORMAL AND EMERGENCY CONDUCT OF THEIR WORK EMPHASIS: PROVIDE EQUIPMENT, TRAINING, AND PROCEDURES AND REQUIRE COMPLIANCE 6113 19037 LAM021801 c c c3 NEW BULLETIN COVERS 1.

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