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The Group suggests that this program should be similar to the one now enforced by OSHA for lead workers. .
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Broad nccnpatiorwl group Jobs imluded in group 1 All men working in reactors I and 2* 2 Dryer room B operators* 3 Dryer room Lead.
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Contributing factors leading to the incident were: 1) No hydrotest had been done on the reactor, 2) The type of sight glass used, and 3) Working on the equipment while the reactor was on-line.
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The first AKPR announced activities that EPA believed say lead to rulemaking on PCBs generated in the 'closed manufacturing processes' and 'controlled waste* processes.
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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT REPORT ON ASBESTOS/CEMENT PIPE USE IN THE EL PASO WATER UTILITIES PREPARED FOR: THE A/C PIPE PRODUCERS"ASSOCIATION 1600 WILSON BOULEVARD ARLINGTON, VA 22209 , PREPARED BY: WADE MILLER ASSOCIATES, INC. 6260 15TH PLACE NORTH ARLINGTON, VA 22205 APRIL 6, 1982 CAPCO JEN 0023486 REPORT ON A/C PIPE USE .
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Trigonox A-W 70 are particularly aggressive, causing extensive damage which may lead to blindness.
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VOLUME 5, NUMBER 5 NOV/DEC 1984 >K53H NEWS & VIEWS PUBLICATION OFTHE AMERICAN COUNCILON SCIENCE ANDHEALTH* 1995 BROADWAY* NEW YORK, NY 10023(212)362-7044 PVC: How Toxic Is the Smoke?
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} Interoffice Communication TO: FROM: DATE: SUBJ: iaajeHaflT: none^jo:rf Environmental Coordinators XF: XX K oa c/v^e 6*0 T.
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Broad occupational group Jobs included in group 1 All men working in reactor* 1 and 2* 2 Drver room B operators* 3 Dryer room Lead, A and A B operators A Warehousemen, maintenance statl. laboratory statf, and drivers* 5 General staff who visit plant, such as shift supervisors and foremen 6 Management and office statf "Men most likely to have been exposed to high concentrations of VCM in the past. tMen engaged In the bagging of PVC and probably exposed to higher concentrations of dust than other workers in the dryer buildings. tMen potentially exposed to all raw materials and products. might include men who were highly resistant to these influences.
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