S.Vt-32-M^ (REV. 4-79) Shell Oil Company Shell Chemical Company Interoffice Memorandum DECEMBER 9, 1982 FROM: SENIOR INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST DEER PARK MANUFACTURING COMPLEX TO: ALL MANAGERS SUBJECT: DPMC EXPOSURE GUIDELINES AND MINIMUM RESPIRATOR USE REQUIREMENTS Attached for your future reference is a guideline outlining the minimum respiratory protection to be used for selected chemical substances.

In summary, there were noe<cursions reported for the major pollutants (chlorinated hydrocarbons, mercury, and lead), representing a 100% overall compliance level.

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Friday July 11, 1980 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT KM-384 Part III Environmental Protection Agency Toxic Substances Control; Records and Reports of Allegations of Significant Adverse Reactions to Health or the Environment KMX 01177 47008 Federal Register / Vol. 45.

Lead-Dust Exposure: When working with any lead containing powders or in situations where there is a large amount of dust, Such as adding bagged material to the blender, always wear the proper breathing equipment.

CONFERENCE TO REEVALUATE THE TOXICITY OF VINYL CHLORIDE, POLYVINYL CHLORIDE AND STRUCTURAL ANALOGUES March 20-21, 1980 National Institutes of Health Masur Auditorium Building 10 Clinical Center Bethesda, Maryland Cosponsors National Institutes of Environmental Health Sciences National Institute for Occupastional Safety and Health Occupational Safety and Health Administration SAL 00007078 Thursday, March 20, 1980 8:00 A.M.

Report on ''Entity'1 Project Chairman Fernandez reviewed events leading up to the creation of the "Entity" project, and developments to the present.

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In sumtoaty, there were no excursions reported for the toxic pollutants (chlorinated ".jor hydrocarbons, mercury, and lead) representing a 100% overall compliance cVT;<;>>is& level.

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