MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between THE RA1LROAO COMMISSION OF TEXAS, THE TEXAS WATER COMMISSION, and THE TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH /h~7~ Section 10 of H.B. 1407, passed by the 67th Legislature, 1981, and appearing as a,, footnote to the Texas Solid Waste Olsposal Act, Texas Civil Statutes, Article 4477-7, provides as follows: On or before January 1, 1982, the Texas Department of Water Resources, the Texas Department of Health, and the Railroad Commission of Texas shall execute a memorandum of understanding that specifies In detail these agencies1 Interpretation of the division of jurisdiction among the agencies over waste materials that result from or are related to activities associated with the exploration for and the development, production, and refining of oil or gas.

Higher exposures may lead to these effects: skin burns or ulceration; eye corrosion with corneal or conjunctival ulceration on contact; or temporary lung irritation effects with cough, discomfort, difficulty breathing, or shortness of breath on inhalation.

JACOBY, MANAGER DISTILLING DEER PARK MANUFACTURING COMPLEX SUBJECT: MONITORING RESULTS Attached are area exposure monitoring results for Total Nuisance Dust and Inorganic Lead at Distilling while sandblasters were blasting in the piperacks south of DU-1 & 3 Control Room.

Contact Shift Supervisor or chief lead after this is done.

TEN 4521 UEN200A TENNECQ 01UC0MPANY P&H (COMPANY) INTEROFFICE COMMUNICATi' o Accident Investigation reports. o Health hazard monitoring records Including VCH and lead, o Communications to employee of monitoring results, physicals, etc. o Noise exposure monitoring records. o Employee training records Including VCM, lead, new employee, etc. o Filled out permit forms such as hot work and confined space entry, o Material safety data sheet reference file, o Current as built drawings Including electrical schematics, o Electrical system test reports Including Infrared scans and dielectric absorption.

Raybestos Manhattan CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 100 OAKVIEW DRIVE, TRUMBULL, CONNECTICUT 06611, U.S.A. (203) 371-0101 March 6, 1980 Environment Committee Room 400 State Capitol Building Hartford, Connecticut 06115 Gentlemen: Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., headquartered in Trumbull, Connecticut is a multinational * manufacturer of friction materials, engineered textiles, packing and sealing products, rivets and rivet setting machines.

Inc., is North America's leading distributor of respirator systems for asbestos work.

Acted as the lead auditor for the audit and responsible for Issuance of the final audit report.

Chemical, physical, and fiinctionai property differences which lead to flexible graphite's improved sealability over a wider range of temperature and pressure condi tions will be shown.

rfgulatory toxicology and pharmacology 5, 182-189 (1985) The Role of the Chimpanzee in the Evaluation of the Risk of Foreign Chemicals to Man1 W.

Public Health Rev 1988; 16: 153-162 A new statistical test for summarizing the results of independent epidemiologic studies William R.

The presence cf tremolite in chrysotile shoxild be regarded as ubiquitous, even to very small quantities, because the paxagenesis cf these minerals, which ay-lies also tc vermicv.lite and talc, leads to such a conclusion, as explained later.

000-000 0.00 0.0 UG/M3 A0433 COPPER FUME AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.00 0.0 UG/M3 80001 NOISE, 80/90-5 89 AVG EXPOSURE: 027-027 27.48 0.0 PCNT 00067 WELDING FUME TOTAL 89 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-001 00124 LEAD - INORGANIC 0.70 0.5 MG/M3 1910.1025 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.00 0.0 UG/M3 00144 TOLUENE AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.00 0.0 PPM 00151 CADMIUM AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.00 0.0 UG/M3 00220 NICKEL AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.00 0.0 MG/M3 00448 NITROGEN DIOXIOE 89 AVG EXPOSURE: 000-000 0.05 0.0 PPM 99917 TRAINING - OSHA HAZARD COMMUNICATION INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: 99922 TRAINING - OIL SPILLPREVENT/CONTROL/COUNTER INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 04/20/89 04/20/89 60 0.00 0 NONE WORN 35 0.00 0 NONE WORN REPORT DATE 02/20/90 PAGE 59 1 CMS REPORT NO. 055 PROGRAM CMSSCM65 PLANT: 1400 HENRY CHEM PLT EMPLOYEE: ~ 509-364-2511 EMPLOYEE ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE PROFILE DEPARTMENT: 5528 ENGINEERING SHOPS YEAR: 1989 JOB CODE J08 NAME EXP EXPOSURE CDE NAME LVL RANGE AVG STD DEV UNITS SAMPLES DATE SHIFT LENGTH TWA VALID PROTECTION 99930 TRAINING - RESPIRATOR USE INDIVIDUAL MONITORING: 10/24/89 40 0.00 0 NONE WORN REPORT DATE 02/20/90 PAGE 60 66680 D O N CMS REPORT NO.

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They also enter Che harbor through 6 this sewage treatment plant, because pipes leading 7 into and out of the plant are coated with PCB's The 8 theory is that lobster and some fish ingest PCB's 9 Lobstermen in illegal areas catch the PCE filled 10 lobster and sell it at market and when you or 1 sit 11 down to a lobster dinner we don't know whether or not 12 we are eating contaminated food.