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. - UL Corrosion Hazard Assessment - Code Monitorinq MEDICAL & HEALTH EFFECTS - Compendium on Combustion Toxicity - VCM Unit Risk Factor - Indoor Air Quality LIAISON EFFORTS - Solvent Cement - APC Advanced Recovery Technoloqv AD-HOC TASK GROUPS - Dioxin Alleqations in EDC/VCM/PVC - Kansas Drinkinq Water LEAD CONTACT R.

The operations supervisor, shift supervisor, and two chief lead operators responsed to the top of the sphere to investigate.

Study Tasks and Milestones: Tasks generally appear reasonable (except for the Protocol Development, which was not completed in a comprehensive and timely fashion, leading to significant delays in defining the study methodology), except that many imply a cohort design.

This letter is limited to providing you with authority pertaining to our contention that work-product immunity and attorney-client privilege have been waived by Westinghouse regarding all forms of discovery, including interrogatories, production, and deposition questions, which could serve as trial evidence or lead to admissible evidence regarding the question of whether or not Westinghouse destroyed documents pursuant to its 1986 sweep for PCB documents or the Bair/Bickerstaff memo.

In this connection, we coded the records of workers potentially exposed to certain hazardous substances, such as tetraethyl lead, asbestos, benzene, noise, and so on.

WD tank room AIW: AST..parts .HAZSHED 'midnight runs' "S Salvage drums Lead PEL'S cent. 28..OX * :i --" SAFETY MEETING A Safety Meeting was held July 28, 1995 at 10*35 a.m. with the following present: Ed Baranski Danny deCruz Manny Pimental Joe Scallin John Bettencourt Chuck Federico Charlie Pontes Dave Cookson Paula Kalafarski Sandy Rinebolt John Silva Dave commented that despite the severe hot weather, there have been no heat-related medical problems so far this summer. ' In Larry Rezendes* absence, Dave reviewed the Maintenance Safety Work Request Progress Report.

Sociodcmographic Factors Affect Snsceptibilitv to Chemicals Ken Sexton of the University of Minnesota's School of Public Health noted how sociodemographic variables, such as class and race, can affect exposure-related and susceptibility- related attributes which, in turn, can lead to the well-documented disparities in health status among populations.

We expressly reserve our rights to disclaim coverage and withdraw our defense should further investigation or discovery reveal that an occurrence did not take, place during the policy period, that circumstances leading to this claim were due to acts on your part of an intentional nature, or that any other policy provision or exclusions which deny coverage may be applicable.

Water samples are periodically analyzed for total bacterial counts and for the presence of coliforms, lead, and other contaminants.

ROBERT JOY uc Paris Behavioral Effects of Environmental Exposure to Lead Using an Avian Model: Field and Laboratory Studies DR.

The Controlled Document Resides In File: airfail.doc Page 2 Of 4 DO A 0. 5_ 9050 confidential 3.0 Special Notations: Cont'd. 3.2.4 D-210 recirculation flow controller 3.2.5 E-211 recirculation flow controller 3.2.6 E-240 recirculation flow controller 3.2.7 T-250 feed temperature controller 3.2.8 E-250 recirculation flow controller 3.2.9 E-260 recirculation flow controller 3.2.10 E-270-1 recirculation flow controller 3.2.11 D-218 overhead valve 3.3 Ethers valves that fail open in an air failure: 3.3.1 R-101 feed temperature controller 3.3.2 P-101 total flow controller 3.3.3 R-101/102 shell pressure controller 3.3.4 P-104 total flow controller 3.3.5 AO-107 (cooling tower water out) 3.3.6 DO-109 (cooling tower water in) 3.4 Utility valves that fail open in an air failure: 3.4.1 D-510 level controller 3.5 Watch for excessively high pressure in the oxide line and any product lines that have been blocked in. 4.0 Lead Senior Operations Specialist Actions: 4.1 Coordinate a safe and complete shutdown of the plant. 4.2 Attempt to get several portable air compressors from plant security as time permits. 4.3 Call plant superintendent as time permits.

Chromium (Cr) 0.1 Reactivity: J5 None Explosive Pyrophoric Shock Sensitive Mercury (Hg) _ < 0.005 water Reactive Etiological Radioactive Acutely Hazardous Waste Lead (Pb)_____ > 5.0 Cyanides lppm-- (ppm) PCB's ________ (ppm) Pesticides N/A Chromium-Hex (Cr+6)__________ Sulfides - 1 QQQ (ppm) Phenolic* 10 _ (ppm) Selenium(Se)______ < 0.005 CHEMICAL COMPOSITION (MUST TOTAL 100%) 1-2 Dlchloroethanei J=2fc Trlchloroethane Tetrachloroethane o-u 1,1,2-Trichloroethanq 1-2^ Total Unknown i , 1-2^ Cartridge Contents Silver (Ag)_________ ^ 0.03 Copper (Cu)____ 7.200(TOTAL) Nickel (Ni)______ 45 Zinc (Zn)_______ Thallium (Ti) __ 13 < 20 Other (Specify).

Total 1 - 10 40" - 60 METAL LESS THAN iX ACTUA (Parts Per Million) % Arsenic < 5 a< 500 % Barium 5l1< 100 A % Cadmium % Chromium % Lead % Mercury < 1 a< 5 c< 5 a< 0.2 100 a< 500 g< 20 Jft.Z % Selenium e< 1 < 100 % Silver G< 5 V Please note: The chemical composition total in the maximum column must be greater than or equal to 100%.

Water samples are periodically analyzed for total bacterial counts and for the presence ofcolifonns, lead, and other contaminants.