For the purposes of this Directive: (a) Industrial activity means: -- any operation carried out in an industrial installation referred to in Annex I involving, or possibly involving, one or more dangerous substances and capable of presenting majoraccident hazards, and also transport carried out within the establishment for internal reasons and the storage associated with this operation within the establishment, -- any other storage in accordance with the conditions specified in Annex II; (b) Manufacturer means: -- any person in charge of an industrial activity; (c) Major accident means: -- an occurrence such as a major emission, fire or explosion resulting from uncontrolled developments in the course of an industrial activity, leading to a serious danger to man, immediate or delayed, inside or outside the establishment, and/or to the environment, and involving one or more dangerous substances; (d) Dangerous substances means: -- for the purposes of Articles 3 and 4, substances generally considered to fulfil the criteria laid down in Annex IV, -- for the purposes of Article 5, substances in the lists in Annex III and Annex II in the quantities referred to in the second column.

o OO c DSN NO 5 2 500 52500 31500 93 50o) 36750 6'- 750 1 f<000 6fi 750 ,'000 '<5500 6U 7 50 66500 '-9000 A PRELIMINARY LIST OF CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES LISTED 1 N NI0SH PUBLICATION 77 - l*i9 REPORTED BY SOME REFRACTORIES PRODUCERS PRIME NAME OF COMPOUND (with alternates mentioned) Acetic Acid, (EtHylenedlnltrllo) Tetra-,Tr1 sodium Salt Syn: EDTA Tr1 sod 1um Salt RANK CODE 0000 COMMENTS Status: Currently tested by NCI for carc1nogcn1ci ty by S t.mdari bloassay protocol as of April 1976 Acetic Acid, Lead (2+) Salt Acetic Acid, Nitrllotrl-- Trlsodlum Salt, Monohydrate Acetone Mil Toxic Effects: Carcinogenic ---- Status: Currently tested by NCI for carcinogenicity by standart Bloassay Protocol as of Aprl1 1976 0000 Status: Undergoing NCI testing U/J6 Anthracene(coal tar pitch component) 1 Arsenlous Acid, Konosodlum Salt M12 0000 Toxic Effects: Carcinogenic, Neoplastic Review: Carcinogenic determination: human suspected Asbestos Benzene Benzene, Nltro 2-B1phenylol, Sodium Salt Syn: Dowlclde Boric Acid Syn: Orthoborlc Acid 2-Butanone Syn: Ethyl Methyl Ketone; Ketone, Ethyl Methyl; Ethyl Ketone, Methyl Carbon Dlsulfide M03 nn 0000 Toxic Effects: Carcinogenic Review: Carcinogenic determination-human positive- Toxic Effects: Carcinogenic, Neoplastic Review: Carcinogenic determination: human suspected 3101 0000 Toxic Effects: Neoplastic 0000 Status: Undergoing NCI testing A/76 Carbon Tetrachloride 'on :1c Effects: Carcinogenic, Neoplastic ;57C00 159500 128500 129550 l'<0250 3h 2000 J6h 750 166 500 :8 57 5p^ 111090 128000 '!

BR 010-170-004 Issue 1, July 1965 Contents Preface V Introduction 1 Types of Hazards Chemical Hazards Physical Hazards Biological Hazards Ergonomic Hazards 6 6 13 15 16 Health Hazards at Telephone Company Locations 19 Health Hazards at Customer Locations What to Look For s Corporate Policies Dictionary of Hazards Asbestos Compressed Gases Lasers Lead 23 24 25 26 26 30 40 45 i i I5 4 J aj PROPRIETARY BELLCORE AND AUTHORIZED CLIENTS ONLY See proprietary restriction!

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ABD00215233 Instruction 23*9613 Rev.

SECTION \ Manufacturer's Name The BFGoodrich Company, Chemical Group Address 6100 Oak Tree Boulevard, Cleveland, OH 44131 Telephone Number (216) 524-0200 Trademark Geon Vinyls chemical Name Poly (vinyl chloride), PVC Formula (CH2 CHCL)n Chemical Family Vinyl Chloride Homopolymer (With the following exceptions): Geon 135,130x24: Copolymer of vinyl chloride/vinyl acetate Geon 130x17: Carboxy-modifled vinyl chloride polymer SECTION II PVC Rasin HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS PVC Compound For additional information read BFGoodrich Bulletin G-62, Second Edition 1) Residual vinyl chloride monomer. 1) Residual vinyl chloride monomer. 2) Heavy metal stabilizers. 3) Monomeric, polymeric or mixed ester plasticizer in flexible compound. 4) Pigments based on lead, chromium, mercadmiums, iron oxides or other organics or inorganics.

EXPERIMENTAL The flame retardant additives were tested in a representative wire and cable compound formula tion. phr PVC resin Plasticizer Lead stabilizer Lubricant Calcium carbonate Flame retardant 100.00 50.0 and 60.0 5.0 0.3 20-y y Since this study was directed towards wire and cable applications, DIDP was used as the plas ticizer in the comparison of the flame retardant ad ditives.

Fisher Clerk CMA 015400 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT (Type captioo f lead cas only) ) ) ) ) Appeal No, _ ) ) Consolidated Case Nos. ) ) ) ) ) ) BILL OF COSTS (appellant/pecitloner) (appellee/respondent) Comes now (intervenor) _, (the) (a) prevailing party in Appeal Nos

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT IN THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE DIVISION INDEPENDENT LIFE AND ) ACCIDENT INSURANCE ) COMPANY, a Florida ) Corporation, ) ) CIVIL ACTION Plaintiff, ) ) FILE NO. 83-613-CIV-J-12 vs. ) ) GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, ) VOLUME I a foreign corporation, ) Defendant. ) ) Deposition of HOWARD S.

-The findings are In New York, a spokeswoman for Union likely to lead to an Intensified government- Carbide called the latest findings "an in industry search for the cause.

Make Mountians Out of Mole Hills Incident seeds can grow and lead to accidents or injury.

Using the lead tracer model for automobiles, they pre dicted that automobile asbestos emissions con tribute a small amount to the ambient asbestos level in New York City.

Taken up the food chain (water, plants, fish, foul, humans), PCBs were found in the 1960-70 period to allow weak egg shells in some game birds (young not born) which could lead to extinction.

Let me know the name and address of a contact at the training school for shipping materials required for teaching, and for discussing lead wiping measurements.

Employees interviewed included the plant superintendent, shift supervisor, maintenance supervisor, maintenance lead and laboratory supervisor.