Take Home Toxins

The Workers’ Family Protection Act (29 U.S.C. 671a) was enacted on October 26, 1992, as section 209 of Public Law 102-522, the “Fire Administration Authorization Act of 1992.” The purpose of the Act is to protect the health of workers and their families from hazardous chemicals and substances, including infectious agents, transported from the workplace to the home.

Under the Act, NIOSH was mandated to conduct a study to evaluate the problem of contamination of workers’ homes by hazardous chemicals and substances transported from the workplace. Therefore, NIOSH requested information on the contamination of workers’ home by hazardous chemicals and substances transported from the workplace on equipment, clothing, or the worker’s person.

Materials

Congressional Record – Senate S 1594 – 2/5/91 [PDF – 6,537 KB]

House of Representatives Bill, H.R. 845 – 2/6/91 [PDF – 7,207 KB]

Congressional Record-Extensions of Remarks, E 476 – 2/7/91 [PDF – 1,493 KB]

Congressional Record-Senate; S1353 (The Family Protection Act of 1991, S.353) – 2/7/91 [PDF – 1,589 KB]

Workers’ Family Protection Act of 1991; Hearing on S.353 – 7/26/91 [PDF – 44,551 KB]

Workers’ Family Protection Act of 1991; Calendar No. 388, Committee Report 102-253 – 11/27/91 [PDF – 15,042 KB]

Fire Administration Authorization Act of 1992 – 10/26/92 [PDF – 10,697 KB]

Workers’ family protection Act; 29 Section 671a – 10/26/92 [PDF – 2,357 KB]

Notice; 58 FR 49311; Request for nominations of candidates – 9/22/93 [PDF – 1,346 KB]

Finding-Workers Family Protection Task Force – 11/4/93 [PDF – 415 KB]

Charter-Workers’ Family Protection Task Force – 11/4/93 [PDF – 419 KB]

Notice; 58 FR 60202; Request for existing information relevant to implementing the Workers’ Family Protection Act – 11/15/93 [PDF – 4,640 KB]

Bibliography of Take-home Toxin references – 12/6/93 [PDF – 3,303 KB]

Letter from R Niemeier (NIOSH) to mailing list requesting information relevant to implementation of the Workers’ Family Protection Act (29 USC 671a) – 1/10/94 [PDF – 5,622 KB]

Form letter from R Niemeier (NIOSH) to mailing list requesting information – 1/20/94 [PDF – 7,365 KB]

Thank you letter from Diana Ordin (NIOSH) to R Tripathi (US Nuclear Regulatory Commission) for 3 reports – 2/2/94 [PDF – 917 KB]

Letter to Robert Mason (NIOSH) from Linda Stokes (State of Idaho) w/brochures – 7/20/94 [PDF – 5,456 KB]

Letter from D. Newton (California Department of Health Services) with copy of “How to Prevent Mercury Poisoning in the Quicksilver Mining Industry” – 7/26/94 [PDF – 714 KB]

Workers’ Family Protection Task Force (NIOSH/CDC) Roster – 9/1/94 [PDF – 78 KB]

Workers’ Home Contamination Report of a Study Conducted under the Worker’s Family Protection Act (29 U.S.C. 671a); Draft Document – 11/1/94 [PDF – 7,232 KB]

Notes from the Workers’ Home Contamination Study Meeting, Washington, DC – 6/29/95 [PDF – 35 KB]

60 FR 40594; Workers’ Family Protection Task Force: Meeting – 8/9/95 [PDF – 92 KB]

Chemical Regulation Reporter – 10/13/95 [PDF – 182 KB]

Notice; 63 FR 5952; Request for comments – 2/5/98 [PDF – 634 KB]

Submissions in order of receipt

Letter to Steve Galson (NIOSH) from Mayberry (Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry) – 1/4/93 [PDF – 1,547 KB]

Submission to the docket from Steven Galson (NIOSH) – 12/17/93 [PDF – 30 KB]

Submission to the docket from Kelly (St. Lawrence Work & Health Institute) – 1/6/94 [PDF – 2,420 KB]

Submission to the docket from O’Malley (California Environmental Protection Agency) – 1/7/94 [PDF – 2,521 KB]

Submission to the docket from Kurt (North Texas Poison Control Center) – 1/12/94 [PDF – 1,550 KB]

Submission to the docket from Tucker (Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission) – 1/17/94 [PDF – 438 KB]

Submission to the docket from Baker (Plumbing and Drainage Institute) – 1/17/94 [PDF – 578 KB]

Submission to the docket from London (State of New York – Dept. of Health) w/attachments – 1/21/94 [PDF – 506 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Schreiber JS (1993). Predicted infant exposure to tetrachloroethane in human breastmilk. Risk Analysis 13(5):515-524. [PDF – 7,419 KB]
• Attachment 2- Letter to Bruce Jordon (EPA) from Stasiuk (State of New York – Dept. of Health) re: NESHAP for dry cleaners — 11/18/93 [PDF – 6,108 KB]

Submission to the docket from Jung (State of Connecticut – Department of Public Health and Addition Services) – 1/24/94 [PDF – 1,132 KB]

Submission to the docket from Auslander (Cabinet for Human Resources – KY) – 1/25/94 [PDF – 342 KB]

Letter to R Niemeier (NIOSH) from Nakamura (State of Alaska – Dept. of Health and Social Services) – 1/26/94 [PDF – 437 KB]

Submission to R Niemeier (NIOSH) from Brannon (United New Conservationists) – 1/26/94 [PDF – 550 KB]

Submission to the docket from Moyer (Rodale Institute Research Center) w/attachment – 1/27/94 [PDF – 655 KB]

• Attachment – Rodale Institute – Statement of accident prevention policy and written hazard communication program – 1/93 [PDF – 7,419 KB]

Submission to the docket from Pinnell (State of West Virginia – Dept. of Health and Human Resources) – 1/27/94 [PDF – 622 KB]

Submission to the docket from Forsch (South Dakota Department of Health) – 1/28/94 [PDF – 672 KB]

Submission to the docket from Calcaterra (State of Nebraska – Dept. of Labor) – 1/31/94 [PDF – 588 KB]

Submission to the docket from Edouard (New York State Dept of Environmental Conservation) – 1/28/94 [PDF – 669 KB]

Submission to the docket from Kreiss (National Jewish Center) w/attachment – 1/28/94 [PDF – 597 KB]

• Attachment – “Nonoccupational beryllium Disease Masquerading as Sarcoidosis: Indentification by blood lymphocyte proliferative response to Beryllium” – 1/1/92 [PDF – 3,487 KB]

Submission to the docket from Goo (OSHA/Honolulu) – 1/31/94 [PDF – 1,569 KB]

Submission to the docket from Goldberg (OSHA/Kansas) – 1/31/94 [PDF – 935 KB]

Submission to the docket from Palmore (Commonwealth of Kentucky, Labor Cabinet) – 1/31/94 [PDF – 636 KB]

Submission to the docket from Schultz (State of Idaho, Dept. of Health and Welfare) – 1/31/94 [PDF – 2,403 KB]

Submission to the docket from Schuster (Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division) w/attachments – 1/31/94 [PDF – 748 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Interim codebook section for OAR 437, Division 2, General Occupational Safety and Health Rules; Subdivision Z: Toxic and hazardous substances – Lead (1910.1025) – 1/1/92 [PDF – 43,879 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Interim codebook section for OAR 437, Division 2, General Occupational Safety and Health Rules; Subdivision Z: Toxic and hazardous substances – Bloodborne Pathogens (1910.1030) – 1/1/92 [PDF – 14,997 KB]
• Attachment 3 – Interim codebook section for OAR 437, Division 2, General Occupational Safety and Health Rules; Subdivision I: Personal Protective Equipment (1910.140) – 1/1/93 [PDF – 47,005 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Interim codebook section for OAR 437, Division 2, General Occupational Safety and Health Rules; Subdivision Z: Toxic & Hazardous Substances: Asbestos (1910.1001) – 1/1/92 [PDF – 38,878 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Interim codebook section for OAR 437, Division 2, General Occupational Safety and Health Rules; Subdivision Z: Toxic & Hazardous Substances: Asbestos (1910.1001) – 2/1/93 [PDF – 86,385 KB]
• Attachment 6 – Oregon Administrative Rules, Chapter 437, Division 81: Agricultural Operations and Farming – 5/1/93 [PDF – 25,026 KB]
• Attachment 7 – Article “OR-OSHA Adopts by Reference New Federal Standard on Lead for Construction” – 11/10/93 [PDF – 45,093 KB]

Submission to the docket from Heine (US Department of the Interior) – 2/1/94 [PDF – 694 KB]

Submission to the docket from Rose (Associated Plumbing & Mechanical Contractors of Sacramento, Inc.) – 2/1/94 [PDF – 628 KB]

Submission to the docket from de Silva (Maryland Department of the Environment) – 2/1/94 [PDF – 4,047 KB]

Submission to R Mason (NIOSH) from Fowler (Arizona Department of Health Services) w/attachments – 2/3/94 [PDF – 1,290 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Chapter 4. Department of Health Services Noncommunicable disease. Article 1. Definitions [PDF – 2,044 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Adopted Rule. Chapter 4. Department of Health Services Noncommunicable disease. Article 1. Definitions [PDF – 3,309 KB]

Submission to the docket from Williamson (State of Alabama – Department of Public Health) w/attachments – 2/3/94 [PDF – 924 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Memo to James Cooper from Rachel Parrish re: site visit, elevated blood lead levels – 6/9/92 [PDF – 5,852 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Memo to Epi File from Jim Mangum re: tire and battery follow-up investigation – 1/27/94 [PDF – 3,624 KB]
• Attachment 3 – MMWR article “Lead poisoning among battery reclamation workers – Alabama, 1991 – 5/1/92 [PDF – 3,227 KB]
• Attachment 4 – ATSDR Final Report: Child lead exposure study, Leeds, AL – 9/1/91 [PDF – 36,651 KB]

Submission to the docket from Ruyack (Indiana State Department of Health) – 2/4/94 [PDF – 655 KB]

Submission to the docket from Coleman (State of Oklahoma, Department of Environmental Quality) – 2/7/94 [PDF – 750 KB]

Submission to the docket from Harvey (US Department of Transportation) – 2/7/94 [PDF – 496 KB]

Submission to the docket from Malepeai (American Samoa Government) – 2/7/94 [PDF – 567 KB]

Submission to the docket from Oakwood (State of Michigan, Department of Natural Resources) – 2/7/94 [PDF – 610 KB]

Submission to the docket from Steele (Indiana State Department of Health) w/attachment – 2/9/94 [PDF – 702 KB]

• Attachment – Baker EL, Landrigan PJ, Glueck CJ, Zack MM, Jr., Liddle JA, Burse VW, Housworth WJ, Needham LL [1980]. Metabolic consequences of exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) in sewage sludge. Am J Epidemiol 112(4):553-563 – 03/01/80 [PDF – 790 KB]

Submission to the docket from Beaudoin (State of Utah, Department of Health) w/attachment – 2/9/94 [PDF – 747 KB]

• Attachment – MMWR [1992]. Lead exposure among lead burners – Utah, 1991. 41(17):307-310 [PDF – 1,731 KB]

Submission to the docket from Bonham (Society if Municipal Arborists) — 2/9/94 [PDF – 804 KB]

Submission to the docket from Koehler (Florida Department of Labor and Employment Security) – 2/9/94 [PDF – 685 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from Khizar Wasti (Commonwealth of Virginia) w/attachments – 2/9/94 [PDF – 6,623 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Summary of investigation of lead exposure of the employees of the Dinwiddle County – 11/6/91 [PDF – 5,235 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Case study of lead poisoning – 2/19/86 [PDF – 1,758 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from Edward Zellers (American Industrial Hygiene Association) – 2/9/94 [PDF – 1,749 KB]

Submission to R Niemeier (NIOSH) from James Tinney (Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Labor and Industry) w/attachments – 2/10/94 [PDF – 2,497 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania Code, Title 34. Labor and Industry – 12/19/92 [PDF – 49,493 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Title III, List of Lists; Consolidated list of chemicals subject to reporting under the emergency planning and community right-to-know Act – 1/1/92 [PDF – 52,390 KB]
• Attachment 3 – SARA Title III and Pennsylvania Act 165; Facility compliance manual – 2/10/94 [PDF – 61,131 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Compliance materials for employers 1992 – 1/1/92 [PDF – 32,313 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Pennsylvania worker and community right to know program – 2/1/93 [PDF – 10,359 KB]
• Attachment 6 – Bureau of Worker and Community right to know; Request for information/complaint form – 2/1/93 [PDF – 1,901 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from William Wiehrdt (OSHA) – 2/10/94 [PDF – 7,543 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from Jeffrey Miller (Lead Industries Association, Inc.) – 2/10/94 [PDF – 1,008 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Employee Guide to OSHA Lead Standard – 1/1/89 [PDF – 15,777 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Lead and your health, tips on occupational protection – 11/1/91 [PDF – 1,254 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from Walter Sanders (National Conference of States on Building Codes & Standards) – 2/11/94 [PDF – 904 KB]

Submission to Niemeier (NIOSH) from Robert Kastner (City Plumbing Co., Inc.) – 2/11/94 [PDF – 849 KB]

Submission to the docket from Marie Colavito (New York Department of Labor) – 2/11/94 [PDF – 29 KB]

Submission to the docket from Nickie Nicholas (OSHA/Texas) – 2/11/94 [PDF – 74 KB]

Submission to the docket from Marthe Kent (Meridian Research, Inc.) – 2/14/94 [PDF – 47 KB]

Submission to the docket from Carol Amato (Commonwealth of Virginia) – 2/14/94 [PDF – 55 KB]

Submission to Manning (NIOSH) from William Wiehrdt (OSHA) – 2/10/94 [PDF – 7,543 KB]

Submission to the docket from Henry Dokter (Textile Rental Services Association of America) w/attachments– 2/14/94 [PDF – 52 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Kim CF, Wang Q [1992]. Residue Removal of Granular Formulation Atrazine and its Dust from Workers’ Protective Clothing by Laundering; ASTM STP 1133:830-839 – 1/1/92 [PDF – 1,738 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Kim CJ, Taylor L, Selman F [0000]. Effect of Herbicide Formulation on Atrazine Residue Removal from Chemical Plant Workers’ Protective Clothing: NC Agricultural Research Service Project No, 06206 [PDF – 633 KB]
• Attachment 3 – Milikin C [1989]. Determination of Pesticide Levels as the Result of Cross-Contamination During Laundering; Unpublished [PDF – 930 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Kim CJ. Kim JO [1998]. Dispersion Mechanism of a Pesticide Chemical in Woven Fabric Stuctures; ASTM STP 989:680-691 – 1/1/88 [PDF – 1,107 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Nelson C, Laughlin J, Kim C, Rigakis K, Raheel M, Scholten L [1992]. Laundering as Decontamination of Apparel Fabrics: Residues of Pesticides from Six Chemical Classes; Arch Environ Contam Toxicol 23:85-90 – 1/1/92 [PDF – 1,358 KB]
• Attachment 6 – Oakland BG, Schabacker DJ, Dodd RB, Ross RH [1993]. The Evaluation of Protective Clothing as Chemical Barriers for Mixers/Loaders and Applicators in Agricultural Field Tests Designed to Meet FIFRA GLP Testing Standards; ASTM STP 1133 – 1/1/93 [PDF – 991 KB]
• Attachment 7 – Mullen J, Lenhrburger C [1991]. An Assessment of Commercial/Industrial Laundering vs. Home Laundering of Uniforms; Extract of a report to Textile Rental Services Association of America (TRSA) and Institute of Industrial Launderers (ILL) – 1/1/91 [PDF – 1,479 KB]

Submission to the docket from Margot Barnett (Oregon Department of Human Services) – 2/14/94 [PDF – 119 KB]

Submission to the docket from Leonard Katz (State of New Jersey) – 2/14/94 [PDF – 31 KB]

Submission to the docket from Martha Stanbury (State of New Jersey Department of Health) – 2/15/94 [PDF – 127 KB]

Submission to the docket from William Wallace (State of West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources) – 2/17/94 [PDF – 441 KB]

Submission to the docket from Linda Pollock (Mississippi State Department of Health) – 2/17/94 [PDF – 183 KB]

Submission to the docket from Jane Sabes (State of Wyoming Department of Health) – 2/17/94 [PDF – 18 KB]

Submission to the docket from Ana Maria Osorio (State of California Department of Health Services) – 2/25/94 [PDF – 1,304 KB]

Submission to the docket from Marion Fuller (State of Florida Bureau of Pesticides, Division of Agricultural Environmental Services) – 2/28/94 [PDF – 148 KB]

Submission to the docket from SC Weller (Textile Rental Services Association of America) w/attachments – 3/2/94 [PDF – 41 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Mullen J, Lehrburger C [1991]. An Assessment of Commercial/Industrial Laundering vs. Home Laundering of Uniforms; Extract of a report to: Textile Rental Services Association of America (TRSA) and Institute of Industrial Launderers (ILL) – 11/1/91 [PDF -1,768 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Mullen J, Lehrburger C [1991]. A Solid Waste and Laundering Assessment of Selected Reusable and Disposable Products; Report to Textile Rental Services Association of America (TRSA) and Institute of Industrial Launderers (ILL) – 11/1/91 [PDF – 3,127 KB]

Submission to the docket from Gina Bearse (Pesticide Action Network/North America Regional Center) w/attachments – 3/3/94 [PDF – 48 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Pamphlet [Undated]; For a Safe Environment for Workers and Consumers; Pesticide Education Center [PDF – 96 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Moses M [1988]. A Field Survey of Pesticide-Related Working Conditions in the U.S. and Canada: Monitoring the International Code of Conduct on the Distribution and Use of Pesticides in North America – 2/1/88 [PDF – 2,387 KB]
• Attachment 3 – Compilation of articles – 3/1/94 [PDF – 308 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Global Pesticide Campaigner Pamphlet [1993] 3(4): 20 pages [PDF – 2,233 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Global pesticide Campaigner Pamphlet [1994] 4(1): 24 pages. [PDF – 2,737 KB]

Submission to the docket from Walter Valdes (Commonwealth of Puerto Rico Department of Labor & Human Resources) – 3/3/94 [PDF – 21 KB]

Submission to the docket from Dean Marriott (State of Maine Department of Environmental Protection) – 3/4/94 [PDF – 76 KB]

Submission to the docket from Shelly Cleverly (State of Montana Department of Health & Environmental Sciences) – 3/7/94 [PDF – 41 KB]

Submission to the docket from John Mohrman (State of Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control – 3/9/94 [PDF – 28 KB]

Submission to the docket from James Fite (White Lung Association) – 3/10/94 [PDF – 31 KB]

Submission to the docket from Donald Study (State of Alaska Department of Labor) – 3/14/94 [PDF – 61 KB]

Submission to the docket from Kit Ballentine (State of Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation) – 3/21/94 [PDF – 24 KB]

Submission to the docket from Cecile Fowler (Arizona Department of Health Services) – 3/22/94 [PDF – 379 KB]

Submission to the docket from Gary Huitink (University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service) w/attachments – 4/6/94 [PDF – 36 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Cooperative Extension Service; University of Arkansas – Arkansas Farm Accident Study brochure [Undated] [PDF – 648 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Spradley JP [Undated]. Cooperative Extension Service: Pesticide Container Disposal; FSA1016-10M-5-92-S346 [PDF – 3,105 KB]
• Attachment 3 – Jennings B, Fant CM [Undated]. Cooperative Extension Service: Prevention and Treatment of Pesticide Poisoning; FSA9507-3M-4-92-S332 [PDF – 5,381 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Cooperative Extension Service: Arkansas Farm Accident Rescue and Extrication Program Outline [Undated] [PDF – 108 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Huitink G, Langston J [Undated]. Cooperative Extension Service: Residential Fire Safety; FSA1020-4M-6-93RV-S452 [PDF – 3,277 KB]
• Attachment 6 – Jennings B [Undated]. Cooperative Extension Service: Safety Guide: Anhydrous Ammonia; SAF1-1. [PDF – 124 KB]
• Attachment 7 – Jennings B [Undated]. Cooperative Extension Service: Safety Guide; Farm Hazard Checklist; SAF [PDF – 100 KB]
• Attachment 8 – Cooperative Extension Service: Farm Safety Reminders [Undated] [PDF – 73 KB]

Submission to the docket from TL Lavy (University of Arkansas) w/attachments – 4/15/94 [PDF – 18 KB]

• Attachment 1 – Miller JH, Mitchell RJ [1998]. A Manual on Ground Applications of Forestry Herbicides. Mgmt Bulletin R8-MB 21 – 10/1/88 [PDF – 349 KB]
• Attachment 2 – Lavy TL, Shepard JS, Mattice JD [1980]. Exposure Measurements of Applicators Spraying (2,4,5-Trichlorophenoxy) Acetic Acid in the Forest. J Agric Food Chem 28:626-630 [PDF – 101 KB]
• Attachment 3 – Lavy TL, Walstad JD, Flynn RR, Mattice JD [1982]. (2,4-Dichlorophenoxy) Acetic Acid Exposure Received by Aerial Application Crews during Forest Spray Operations. J Agric Food Chem 30:375-381 [PDF – 100 KB]
• Attachment 4 – Lavy TL, Mattice JD, Massey JH, Skulman BW [1993]. Measurements of Year-Long Exposure to Tree Nursery Workers Using Multiple Pesticides. Arch Environ Contam Toxicol 24:123-144 [PDF – 70 KB]
• Attachment 5 – Lavy TL, Mattice JD [1984]. Monitoring Human Exposure During Pesticide Application in the Forest. ACS Symposium Series No. 238 [PDF – 40 KB]
• Attachment 6 – Lavy TL, Mattice JD [1985]. Monitoring Field Applicator Exposure to Pesticides. ACS Symposium Series No. 273 [PDF – 38 KB]

Submission to the docket from Edwina Kavanaugh (State of Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources) – 5/31/94 [PDF – 107 KB]

Letter to Robert Mason (NIOSH) from Margie Zalesak (MSHA) w/documents of technical support reports and abstracts of papers – 6/24/94 [PDF – 1,028 KB]

Submission to the docket from Clifford Weller (Textile Rental Services Association of America) – 7/7/94 [PDF – 377 KB]

Submission to the docket from Bob Mullan (NIOSH) – 9/12/94 [PDF – 294 KB]

Submission to the docket from Thomas Hodous (NIOSH) – 11/17/94 [PDF – 71 KB]

Submission to the docket from Theodore Tsai (CDC/NCID) – 11/21/94 [PDF – 307 KB]

Submission to the docket from Robert Mason (NIOSH) – 12/01/94 [PDF – 363 KB]

Submission to the docket from Ted Katz (NIOSH) – 12/6/94 [PDF – 84 KB]

Submission to the docket from David Hard (NIOSH) – 12/7/94 [PDF -192 KB]

Submission to the docket from Peter Briss (National Center for Environmental Health, CDC) – 12/8/94 [PDF – 24 KB]

Submission to the docket from Gregory Wagner (NIOSH) – 12/9/94 [PDF – 979 KB]

Submission to the docket from Caroline Freeman (OSHA) – 12/9/94 [PDF – 263 KB]

Submission to the docket from Melissa McDiarmid (OSHA) – 12/9/94 [PDF – 38 KB]

Submission to the docket from Robert Mason (NIOSH) – 12/9/94 [PDF – 487 KB]

Submission to the docket from Chris Gjessing (NIOSH) – 12/14/94 [PDF – 72 KB]

Submission to the docket from Bob Biersner (DOL) – 12/21/94 [PDF – 770 KB]

Submission to the docket from Sergeant (EPA) – 12/23/94 [PDF – 31 KB]

Submission to the docket from Lori Saltzman (CPSC) – 1/26/95 [PDF – 61 KB]

Submission to the docket from Margie Zalesak (MSHA) – 3/7/95 [PDF – 48 KB]

Submission to the docket from Deborah (OGC) – 3/29/95 [PDF – 20 KB]

Submission to the docket from Matt Gillen (EPA) – 5/9/95 [PDF – 156 KB]

Submission to the docket from Margie Zalesak (MSHA) – 7/20/95 [PDF – 105 KB]

Submission to the docket from Sarah Knowlton (OGC) – 8/14/95 [PDF – 937 KB]

Submission to the docket from Sarah Knowlton (OGC) – 9/6/95 [PDF – 149 KB]

Submission to the docket from Sarah Knowlton (OGC) – 9/15/95 [PDF – 49 KB]

Submission to the docket from Bradley Bushman (American Reusable Textile Association) – 3/26/98 [PDF -307 KB]

Submission to the docket from Marie Fath (Textile Rental Services Association of America) w/attachment – 4/3/98 [PDF – 164 KB]

• Attachment – Mullen J, Lehrburger C [1991]. A Solid Waste Assessment of Selected Reusable and Disposable Products. An extract of a report to: Textile Rental Services Association of America (TRSA) and Institute of Industrial Launderers (ILL) – 11/1/91 [PDF – 1,708 KB]