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FILE NAME Allied Signal Bendix ASB DATE 2013 Jan 31 DOC ASB131 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Recommended Industrial Hygiene Practices for Asbestos Honeywell HSE Management System Level 2 Standard Industrial Hygiene Industrial Asbestos - - Document Owner Approved By Issue Date Effective Date Rev. # & Date Standard # Al Shaw Mike Csedrik September 30 2010 January 31 2013 01 January 31 2013 HSEMS 369 1.0 APPLICABILITY 1.1 This procedure is applicable to all Honeywell organizations and majority owned subsidiaries worldwide where asbestos containing materials ACM are present It establishes minimum requirements that must be met by all organizations 1.2 In addition to complying with the requirements established by this procedure organizations must ensure that they are in compliance with all applicable national state and local legal requirements Country Requirements 1.3 Each applicable Honeywell site or organization must customize this procedure or use the Corporate approved SBG's equivalent procedure to establish a specific Operations and Maintenance Plan - See Attachment 6.1 that meets all applicable Country Requirements The O Plan will remain in effect until all ACM has been removed from the facility 1.4 Each Honeywell site or organization must review and revise its procedure to eliminate any conflicts with Country Requirements and to add any Country Requirements not included in this procedure 1.5 To the extent that the requirements of a Honeywell Procedure exceed the applicable Country Requirements and do not conflict with them the more demanding requirements of the Honeywell Procedure shall apply 1.6 Whenever a Honeywell Procedure is more stringent than the applicable national state and local regulations the Honeywell Procedure shall apply 1.7 Honeywell organizations that have determined that this procedure is not applicable to them do not need a site procedure on this topic The organization must document in its SAT the rationale for determining that this procedure is not applicable 2.0 OVERVIEW 2.1 This standard covers asbestos within Honeywell facilities and is intended to assure that potential ACM risks are identified evaluated and controlled 2.2 Honeywell employees shall not remove or disturb ACM at customer facilities and shall avoid work practices which are likely to release asbestos fibers Examples of such work practices may include work in ceiling plenum areas where ACM is deteriorated or breaking away and removal of ceiling tiles which have fallen ACM debris on the upper surfaces 2.3 Contract personnel who work with asbestos in Honeywell facilities are required to follow this procedure during abatement projects facility renovations maintenance repairs demolition facility closure and emergencies 3.0 DEFINITIONS 3.1 Definitions for underlined text are found at the end of this document CAUTION 'Honeywell International Inc 2013 Copy printed on February 21 2013.

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FILE NAME Talc TALC DATE 2019 DOC TALC219 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Journal Article - Mesothelioma Associated With the Use of Cosmetic Talc ORIGINAL ARTICLE Mesothelioma Associated With the Use of Cosmetic Talc Jacqueline Moline MD MSc Kristin Bevilacqua MPH Maya Alexandri JD and Ronald E.

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FILE NAME Kubota KUB DATE 2015 July DOC KUB045 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Editorial - Asbestos Health Damage Has Yet To Peak Untitled EDITORIAL Asbestos health damage has yet to peak July 01 2015 It has been 10 years since Kubota Corp. a tractor and heavy machinery manufacturer based in Osaka revealed that its former plantin Amagasaki Hyogo Prefecture had caused health damagein dozens of cases The victims included not only its workers but also people living in the plant's vicinity Over the last decade many other cases of asbestos diseases have surfaced around the nation All responsible businesses must aid and compensate victims and the government must continue to stay on top of developments In Japan asbestos became known widely as a major health a hazard cluster of lung cancer and mesothelioma patients were discovered around Kubota's former Amagasaki plant These diseases are caused by inhaling asbestos dust In the last 10 years Kubota has paid compensation to 277 victims Asbestos has been used widely as a construction material and in the manufacture of braking systems In a damages suit brought against the government by former workers or their bereaved relatives at asbestos processing plants in southern Osaka Prefecture the Supreme Court last year ruled that although the government had been aware of the gravity of health damage caused asbestos it failed to take adequate. measures until 1971 In 2006 the government instituted the asbestos health damage relief law and set up a system for the payment plant of health bills for victims So far about 10,000 former financially compensated under this law workers and nearby residents have been But the problem is hardly over yet as mesothelioma's latency period is decades Massive volumes of asbestos were imported to Japan from the 1970s through the 1990s and some specialists predict the mesothelioma outbreak will peak between 2030 and 2035 ; The Environment Ministry is in the process of putting together a mesothelioma database in the hope of improving early detection and developing new treatment options Since clinical cases of mesothelioma are fewer than those for other cancers it is still too early to provide data to the medical profession Asbestos health damage has been reported in the United States Europe and the rest of Asia Japanese authorities need to consult experts who are versed in overseas cases and use their input for early detection of the disease and effective treatment Another major concern has to do with the disposal of asbestos when old buildings are torn down According to government estimates asbestos is believed to be present in about 2.8 million privately owned buildings The demolition of these buildings is expected to peak around 2030 Under the nation's air pollution prevention law and other laws such buildings must be completely covered and sealed during demolition and the demolition crew must wear protective masks But even this year cases of noncompliance with these laws have been discovered in Nagoya and Tokyo and the offenders were brought to task Demolition companies must never underestimate the danger of asbestos that harms not only their workers but neighborhood residents as well Every project to tear down a structure where asbestos is present must be reported to prefectural or municipal authorities In Amagasaki municipal officials are dispatched to oversee all demolition projects which total about 600 every year All other administrative entities should follow suit to ensure that every project complies fully with the required procedures There must not be another new victim of asbestos health damage --The Asahi Shimbun July 1 htp:/ajw.ashi.com/article/views/editorial/AJ2015071027 http://ajw.asahi.com/article/views/editorial/AJ201507010027 Page 1

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