Work that has been labeled as menial and is poorly paid is unlikely to lead to a satisfied work force.

The Regulations do not apply where the Control of Asbestos at Work, the Control of Lead at Work and the Ionising Radiations Regulations are in force, nor underground in mines.

The situation shows how a decision to include clarifying language only in the preamble to the regulations and not directly in the Standard itself can lead to a gross distortion of the original meaning and intent of the regulatory provision.

New York will be the lead agency in ihe remaining clean-up efforts.

The saccharin method was accepted by OSHA about one year ago when they published a respirator fit testing appendix to their lead standard.

This leads to a porous particle that should result in rapid monomer loss.

This leads to a porous particle that should result in rapid monomer loss.

It is the Agency's desire that this would lead to a candid off-the-record discussion.

Acute - Overexposure can lead to drunkenness, anesthesia, and if continued, unconsciousness and ultimately, death.

V ac; azj'/u ETHYL CORPORATION INTER-OFFICE October 5, 1982 To: From: Subject: Distribution Frank Conrad Guidelines for Handling Carcinogens Some months ago, with the blessing and encouragement of an ad hoc committee of duly appointed representatives of our lab organization and T&IH, I was volunteered to draft the attached memo.

The Group suooests that this program should be similar to the one now enforced by OS HA for lead workers.

Date: 5/16/83 ANALYSIS USEPA TOXICANT EXTRACTION PROCEDURE Arsenic, mg/1 Barium, mg/1 Cadmium, mg/1 Chromium, mg/1 Lead, mg/1 Mercury, mg/1 Selenium, mg/1 Silver, mg/1 Endrin, mg/1 Lindane, mg/I Methoxychlor, mg/1 Toxaphene, mg/1 2,4-D, mg/1 2,4,5-TP Si 1 vex, mg/1 40 CFR 261.24 Analysis to follow.

Lengthy lead times are involved.

PVC Dust, TLV 10 mq/m3 total, 5 mg/m3 respirable Dryer buildings, bagging facilities, and leading areas sometimes generate atmospheres which are very dusty.

The task group will prepare comments on an advance draft of OSHA's proposal on Walking/Working Surfaces, following the lead of Organization Resource Counselors.