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We have anecdotal information regarding PVC compound pellets containing lead.

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Responsible Document CEI Worst Case Scenario CA 11 Audit CI2 Lines/Vessels (or Screwed CA II Connections Review Ownership of Inlerplant Pipelines CA II Emergency Response Procedure CA II Follow-up Documentation for Emergency CA II Drills P&ID and HMB Update Plan CA II 100% Procedure Review Requirements CA II Area Alarm Response Training CAM Spill Calculations Methods CA II Repair T-6 CA II Repair T-lead 4 Heat Exchanger on -- MP-401A-------------------------------------------- Repair grounding well Bldg. 3605 CA II CA II Install Excess Flow Check Valve on H2 Line ----- Positive H2 Verification of Shipments CAM CA II Update Off-loading procedure for R-12, 0tC ------ - - - - -____...

. ------- use common sense------ 3.2 Amines valves that fail open in an air failure: 3.2.1 P-212 recirculation flow controller Date Printed- April 18. 1998 Paper Copies Of This Document Are Uncontrolled And Not Subject To Update The Controlled Document Resides In File: airfail.doc Page 1 Of 4 qq 05963 CONFIDENTS 3.2.2 P-201 total flow controller 3.2.3 Cooling tower water to E-201 Date Printed April 18, 1998 Paper Copies Of This Document Are Uncontrolled And Not Subject To Update, The Controlled Document Resides In File: airfail.doc Page 2 Of 4 DO A 059635 confidents: 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.

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A few questions lead to some minor improvements of the scope of work, which I will incorporate into the draft and return to CMA"this week.

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(Monitor reactor pressures) 6.5 Trip P-104 A/B from motor control center with stop switch. 6.6 Stop transfers to DV-103/104 and block at block limits (do not enter DV-103/104 dike area). 6.7 Trip the ethanolamines plant on instructions from lead operator. 6.8 Call plant superintendent as time permits. 7.0 Lab Person: 7.1 Put as many deluge guns on fire as soon as possible and trip sprinkler system if not already tripped. 7.2 Put on scott air pak (vapor in area). 7.3 Get plant radio for communications with control room. 7.4 If pumping area one sump, reduce flow, if dumping stop. 7.5 Make sure valve on dike around DV-103/104 is closed. 7.6 Make sure area one trenches are being flooded. 7.7 If alcohol accumulates inside dike wall use foam gun if possible.

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The same thing applies to spills and other emergencies. ..................... use common sense----------------- 3.2 If the plant will be down for an extended period of time the oxide line will have to be isolated, nitrogen purged, nitrogen padded and red tagged. 4.0 Procedure: 4.1 Lead senior operations specialist actions: Date Printed: April 18, 1998 Page 1 Of 3 Paper copies of this document are Uncontrolled & Not Subject To Update.

Better Federal and state . laws covering labeling and high risk application certification programs is a priority We have applicator certification programs in Mas- ince our beginning in 1887 health and safety issues have remained a major concern of our Brother- hood Faulty scaffolding improper ventilation poor respirators or none at all lead poisoning and silicosis from sandblasting asbestosis from taping compounds and today complex solvents and other toxic mate- rials that are associated with sachusetts and Alaska The most comprehensive is the Alaska program which we are using as a proto for other state laws to certifiy that painters who apply toxic substances are aware of the health hazards to themselves and those who work around them 3.