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PRESENTED BYEASC REGIONAL SAFETY OFFICE U.S. DOC/NOAA/EASC 200 GRANBY STREET NORFOLK VA 23510 757-441-6448 Private Contractor Work Facility shall ensure that contractors are aware of potential hazard and shall maintain strict compliance with 29 CFR 1926.1101 Asbestos Standard. REFERENCES ASBESTOS POLICY WHAT IS ASBESTOS? How Asbestos Enters The Body MESOTHELIOMA ASBESTOSIS BRONCHIAL LUNG CANCER Health Hazards of Asbestos and Tobacco Exposure Limits Exceeding Exposure Limits Areas Where Asbestos Can Be Found Working with Asbestos Working with Asbestos (contd)Employees Working with Asbestos Shall Not: Asbestos Containing Material Sources of Damage Resulting in Fiber Release Personal Protective Equipment Protective Clothing Required Protective Footwear Face Protection Protective Equipment Contd Respirator Program Lunchrooms Changing Facilities Warning Signs Warning Labels Disposal Procedures Disposal Procedures Medical Records COLLECTING SAMPLES FOR ASBESTOS EVALUATION TO COLLECT A SAMPLE FOR EVALUATION BY THE EASC SAFETY OFFICE: Keep the material in a wet state Use gloves (latex) Place in zip lock bag Do not staple to anything Mail to RSM ASBESTOS HAZARD TRAINING 29 CFR 1910.1001 29 CRR 1926.1101 DOC OSH MANUAL Chapter 13 The substitution of asbestos with non-asbestos materials. The use of engineering, administrative controls personal protective equipment where substitution is not possible. NAVY Widely used, mineral based material Resistant to heat corrosive chemicals Fibers may range from coarse to silky By INHALATION By INGESTION In the body, asbestos fibers can become embedded in the tissues of the respiratory tract or the digestive system. There have been cases of 20-40 years of latency before malignancy appears. 3 distinct diseases can be caused by inhalation or ingestion. They are: A rare malignant tumor of the lung membrane which lines the chest and abdominal cavity. A progressively restrictive fibrosis of the lung and is recogniz