Thirty-one technical papers were presented by thirty-three leading world scientists.

R. brumwrjgfit, Ponca City ALL SAMPLE RESULTS: Chemical VCM Lead Total Particulates < PEL No. % 84 89.4 11 100.0 0 0.0 > PEL(OVEREXPOSURES 1 No. % 10 10.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 OVEREXPOSURES: Job Class Reactor Operator Yard Operator ..Y.ard Operator '.V/inyl Operations Supervisor General Mechanic - Exposure 38.2* ppm.

It also asks for information that is neither relevant nor reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

If I can get volunteers to lead the debates rather than give formal presentations.I should prefer this approach, and would suggest the following topics: Reactor Safety: the future?

TRAINING AND EDUCATION HAVE EXPANDED UNDER OSHA FROM INTERPRETING THE GENERAL DUTY CLAUSE REQUIREMENT TO INFORM EMPLOYEES OF WORKPLACE HAZARDS TO VERY SPECIFIC TRAINING REQUIREMENTS AS SEEN IN THE VINYL CHLORIDE AND LEAD STANDARDS.

Grumbles ajo Enclosure 000002570 OCR PRIMARY SUBSTANCE CODES AC Alcohol AD Alumina AM Ammonia AT Antimony Trioxide AS Asbestos BZ Benzene BP Biphenyl & Biphenyl Oxide BA Butyl Alcohol C0 Carbon Monoxide CT Carbon Tet CL Chlorine CF Chloroform CA Cresylic Acid, total DI Dioxane ME Dimethyl Ether 00 Diphenyl Oxide EA Ethyl Alcohol EC Ethyl Chloride ED Ethylene Dichloride E0 Ethylene Oxide HA Hexyl Alcohol HL Hydrochloric Acid HS Hydrogen Sulfide PB Lead MA Methyl Alcohol MC Methyl Chloride OC Ortho Cresol PH Phenol PA Polynuclear Aromatics (PNA) PD PVC Dust SD Sulfur Dioxide SA Sulfuric Acid TR Trans TP Trimethyl phenol TE Tetramethyl phenol TL Toluene TD Total Dust VC Vinyl Chloride VN Vinylidene Chloride WF Welding Fume XL Xylene 26 2,6-Xylenol 24 2,4-2,6-Xylenol CCR 000002571

The Shift Supervisors and Chief Lead Operators will also continue to lock-out the equipment with the KA-1 locks when issuing work permits.

If I can get volunteers to lead the debates rather than give formal presentations.!

ROUTINE CHEMICAL DOSIMETRY Month: April, 1986 Date of Report: May 29, 1986 All Sample Results CHEMICAL VCM Lead Total Particulates PEL NO. % 77 100.0 17 100.0 8 100.0 > PEL (OVEREXPOSURES) NO. % 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 II.

However, we do wish to main tain our accreditation as an industrial hygiene laboratory and to continue our participation in the PAT Program for inorganic lead and organic solvents.

On 9/18/86 3M filed a second motion for immediate stay of those portions of the new standard published 6/20/86 which forbid the use of their disposable HEPA type filters at asbestos concentrations up to 10 times the new Permissible Exposure Limit 2 On 10/20/86 AIA filed a motion for immediate stay of the entire regulation because AIA believes that OSHA has not met its obligation of proving that the new rules a are feasible b meet the objectives required by statute and C- did overstate the health risk involved NA's cross examination of EPA's experts lead the plaintiff to believe that the proposals were not scientifically founded that the number of lives to be saved by investing 4,000,000,000 not OSHA's 2,000,000,000 will more likely be 5 not 1000 and that the benefits of drastically reducing the permissible exposure would not be known until the 21st Century due to effect of the already improved working conditions begun in 1973 3 Bob Pigg also learned that EPA had just issued a multimillion dollar contract asbestos fibers with Battelle Memorial Institute to study and asbestos substitutes to determine the relative health effects better late than never In summary AIA is still pushing for controlled use of instead of a ban on asbestos and believes that today's uses do not pose an unreasonable risk to either the workers or the general population ELR 2 E.L.

Any liability due to overexposure of personnel to VCM, lead, asbestos or other chemicals used in the plant prior to closure. 8.

A Our records on medical surveillance for lead exposure show that urine samples were sent to the Industrial Hygiene lab in the Dep<irtment of Preventative medicine and Public Health at UTMB for analys is.

Ample lead time is needed to accommodate Monsanto needs, especially if small drum lots, less than truckload are being handled.

ABS-007072 S' LAM 026011 Summary of Action Items from CCU S/D Planning Meeting 2 8) Monitoring - The industrial hygiene monitoring should cover the same materials monitored during the last shutdown plus the following copper, cadmium, lead, and refractory silica.