OR NAME SAMPLE REPORT Super Sublimed .ahite Lead . - _ - }\ < * : *%V V * v* * * .* :.

NSSAMPLE 0488 * Hazard: VCM (Lead (, ) Noise ( }_________________ I ) Date P7ooTime Clock {Lead Sampling CMM : IN AM<^ PM^ OUT: wl AM(K PM( ) List areas you spent most time in and estimate amount of time (nearest hour is sufficient) spent Area Time List mo eiy causes of possible overexposure to the hazard 3.

i), stating that a workman had <3 led from lead poisoning contracted during the cleaning of a oasojlfeme storage tank in San Pedro.

ABD00350173 Hazard: VCM (J() Lead ( ) Dust { ) ---------- J ) N 1.

Low pH from the adjustment tanks could lead to a failure of the Equalization tanks and piping!

Abex also objects to this interrogatory on the grounds that the information or materials it purports to seek otherwise lack relevance to the issues arising in these cases and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

Kehoe's letter of July 27* As to the possibility of hot weather and excessive water intake having some bearing on the high blood and low urine lead concen trations, there is evidence to demonstrate a variation in the urinary excretion dependent among other factors on urinary volume and seasonal influence, but the blood lead level is apparently not influenced by these factors, so that there is no inverse rela tionship between high blood and low urine lead levels.

Co., Philau) (National Lead dc Oil Co., Pitta.)

Yin Subject: BLOOD LEADS - CHICAGO PLANT Reference: We have two men with a six month blood lead average above 50 (both at 50.6).

These Flexible Felted Asbestos Walls in Rockbestos A.V.C/ Motor Lead and Apparatus Cables...

Iron-Conatantan Extension Lead Wire Insulation Temp.

Abex also objects to this interrogatory to the extent it purports to seek information or materials regarding time periods and products that are not at issue m these cases, on the grounds that such information or materials lack relevance and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence To the extent it purports to seek information or materials regarding the working conditions of Abex employees, this interrogatory is further objected to on the grounds that such information or materials lack relevance to the issues arising m these cases and are not reasonably calculated to lead to the discovery of admissible evidence.

They, therefore, present no lead hazard.

Joseph Lead Company 250 Park Avenue New York 17, N.

Men entering any confined space in boiler area (firebox, coal bunker, or ash pit for example) should wear a lifeline and be constantly watched by man sta tioned outside who is wearing similar protective equipment Explosion-proof 6 volt lamp is supplied by sealed step-down transformer in inspector's left hand damage Provision is often made so that a wall or large glass area will give away m case of an explosion inside the room Lighting In addition to being well il luminated, the boiler room should have a source of emergency lighting Gauges and controls should be-especially well lit so they can be read easily Exits, too, should be well lit and identified Exits Each boiler room should have two or more exits, one at each end of the room If a boiler extends more than one story above ground level, the room should have an exit at the boiler runway or floor level for each story This exit should lead to a fire escape on the outside of the building If the boiler room is in a basement (or subbasement) exits should lead to outside stairways and runways, and should have landings leading to the exit doors Stairs, ladders, and runways Some State and local boiler codes require the installa tion of stairs, ladders, and runways around boilers which extend 10 ft or more above floor level Even if not required by law, such access is desirable so that personnel can operate and service the boiler safely and without having to step on hot steam or water lines or stand on valve stems or handles Stairs, ladders, and runways must have handrails and toeboards Runways should be fabricated of steel grating to provide a nonslip surface and at the same time per mit circulation of air Walkways should not be near water glasses or safety valve discharge areas where an operator might accidentally be scalded 16-13