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Docket Content Report- Beryllium Submissions from OSHA-H005C-2006-0870 (August 2015)Document IdOSHA-H005C-2006-0870-0001

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Docket Content Report- Beryllium Submissions from OSHA-H005C-2006-0870 (August 2015)Document TitleDECLARATION OF INTENT AND PURPOSE AND CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY

Documents Submitted by OSHA

LETTER TO ROBERT E WAGES, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, PAPER ALLIED-INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL AND ENERGY WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION, REGARDING OSHAS REQUEST FOR AN EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD FOR BERYLLIUM

LETTER TO LEE S NEWMAN, NATIONAL JEWISH MEDICAL AND RESEARCH CENTER, REGARDING OSHAS REQUEST FOR ISSUING AN EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD FOR BERYLLIUM

SPECIAL REPORT: DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 1: WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. DECADES OF RISK: U.S. KNOWINGLY ALLOWED WORKERS TO BE OVEREXPOSED TO TOXIC DUST

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 2: DEATH OF A SAFETY PLAN. INDUSTRY, DEFENSE ESTABLISHMENT TWIST A PROPOSAL TO PROTECT BERYLLIUM WORKERS INTO A SECRET DEAL PROTECTING THEIR OWN INTERESTS

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 3: WORKERS MISLED. LETHAL EXPOSURE: BRUSH MISLED WORKERS, REGULATORS ABOUT DANGERS

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 4: THOUGHT CONTROL. BRUSH DEVISED STRATEGY TO SHAPE KNOWLEDGE

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 5: DEATH FREES A VICTIM. STINT AS SECRETARY EXPOSED MARILYN MILLER TO WHAT WOULD EVENTUALLY KILL HER

DEADLY ALLIANCE. HOW GOVERNMENT AND INDUSTRY CHOSE WEAPONS OVER WORKERS. PT 6: TAX DOLLARS BACK BRUSH. IF YOURE A TAXPAPER, YOU HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO BRUSH

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REGARDING THE PUBLIC CITIZEN AND THE PAPER, ALLIED-INDUSTRIAL, CHEMICAL AND ENERGY WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNIONS REQUEST FOR AN EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD

LETTER TO SYDNEY WOLF, PUBLIC CITIZENS HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP REGARDING THE INTERIM RESPONSE TO THE PETITION FOR AN EMERGENCY TEMPORARY STANDARD RECENTLY SUBMITTED BY PUBIC CITIZENS HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP AND THE UNION PACE

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EPILOGUE TO A CHRONICLE OF RECKLESS REPORTING

EPILOGUE TO A CHRONICLE OF RECKLESS REPORTING

NEWS. ABC LOOK AT BERYLLIUM INDUSTRY SIMPLISTIC BRUSH WELLMAN SAYS

NEWS. ABC LOOK AT BERYLLIUM INDUSTRY SIMPLISTIC BRUSH WELLMAN SAYS

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM USES AND RISKS

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM USES AND RISKS

BRUSH WELLMANS RESPONSE TO THE GAO REPORT

BRUSH WELLMANS RESPONSE TO THE GAO REPORT

OSHA SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS

TOXICOLOGICAL PROFILE FOR BERYLLIUM. CONTRACT NO. 205-1999-00024. DRAFT

CONTRIBUTION OF INCIDENTAL EXPOSURE PATHWAYS TO TOTAL BERYLLIUM EXPOSURES

EPIDEMIOLOGY OF BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE IN NUCLEAR WORKERS

LETTER TO SIDNEY WOLFE, PUBLIC CITIZENS HEALTH RESEARCH GROUP REGARDING PUBLIC CITIZEN AND THE PAPER, ALLIED-INDUSTRIAL, CHEMICAL AND ENERGY WORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNIONS REQUEST TO OSHA FOR A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY STANDARD

A CHRONICLE OF RECKLESS REPORTING: HOW A NEWSPAPER CHOSE FICTION OVER FACTS IN ITS SEARCH FOR THE SENSATIONAL

A CHRONICLE OF RECKLESS REPORTING: HOW A NEWSPAPER CHOSE FICTION OVER FACTS IN ITS SEARCH FOR THE SENSATIONAL

IARC MONOGRAPHS ON THE EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC RISKS TO HUMANS. BERYLLIUM, CADMIUM, MERCURY, AND EXPOSURES IN THE GLASS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. VOL 58. PP 41-117

IS TOTAL MASS OR MASS OF ALVEOLAR-DEPOSITED AIRBORNE PARTICLES OF BERYLLIUM A BETTER PREDICTOR OF THE PREVALENCE OF DISEASE? A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF A BERYLLIUM PROCESSING FACILITY

STATE OF THE ART: THE PULMONARY TOXICITY OF BERYLLIUM. PP 464-473

BERYLLIUM: A CHRONIC PROBLEM

NIOSH POCKET GUIDE TO CHEMICAL HAZARDS. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS (AS BE)

ALGORITHMS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND FOLLOW-UP

HLA-DPB1 GLUTAMATE 69: A GENETIC MARKER OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE: DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT

LUNG CANCER CASE - CONTROL STUDY OF BERYLLIUM WORKERS

LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A COHORT MORTALITY STUDY

BERYLLIUM DISEASE SCREENING IN THE CERAMICS INDUSTRY. BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE TEST PERFORMANCE AND EXPOSURE-DISEASE RELATIONS

MACHINING RISK OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND SENSITIZATION WITH MEDIAN EXPOSURES BELOW 2 MICROGRAM / METER CUBE

RISKS OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE RELATED TO WORK PROCESSES AT A METAL, ALLOY, AND OXIDE PRODUCTION PLANT

ULTRAFINE BERYLLIUM NUMBER CONCENTRATION AS A POSSIBLE METRIC FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE RISK

TOXICOLOGICAL REVIEW OF BERYLLIUM AND COMPOUNDS. (CAS NO. 7440-41-7). IN SUPPORT OF SUMMARY INFORMATION ON THE INTEGRATED RISK INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS). EPA/635/R-98/008

VARIABILITY, PREDICTIVE VALUE, AND USES OF THE BERYLLIUM BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION TEST (BLPT): PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THE ONGOING WORKFORCE SURVEY

Occupational Exposure to Beryllium. Request for Information

COMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

COMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

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COMMERCIAL ENGINE SERVICE MEMORANDUM MAINTENANCE NO. 26.

COMMERCIAL ENGINE SERVICE MEMORANDUM MAINTENANCE NO. 26.

SPERRY TECHNICAL NEWSLETTER. BERYLLIUM OXIDE (BE0) ELECTRICAL HEAT SINK, PART NO. 2503891-X

SPERRY TECHNICAL NEWSLETTER. BERYLLIUM OXIDE (BE0) ELECTRICAL HEAT SINK, PART NO. 2503891-X

DETERMINATION OF NONCANCER CHRONIC REFERENCE EXPOSURE LEVELS BATCH 2B DECEMBER 2001. CHRONIC TOXICITY SUMMARY. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. PP A-8 - A-20

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OFFICER, REGARDING A LETTER CONCERNING BERYLLIUM OXIDE TIPS IN IGNITER PLUGS AND STRONTIUM CHROMATE CAPSULES OR TABLETS

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OFFICER, REGARDING A LETTER CONCERNING BERYLLIUM OXIDE TIPS IN IGNITER PLUGS AND STRONTIUM CHROMATE CAPSULES OR TABLETS

MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF ENGINEER MAINTENANCE AND OVERHAUL, TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES, REGARDING MACHINING BERYLLIUM-COPPER ALLOY

MEMORANDUM FOR CHIEF ENGINEER MAINTENANCE AND OVERHAUL, TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES, REGARDING MACHINING BERYLLIUM-COPPER ALLOY

MEMORANDUM FOR INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OFFICER, TRANS AUSTRALIA AIRLINES, REGARDING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - BERYLLIUM OXIDE

MEMORANDUM FOR INDUSTRIAL SAFETY OFFICER, TRANS AUSTRALIA AIRLINES, REGARDING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - BERYLLIUM OXIDE

GENERAL ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT ENGINES CF6-50 SERIES. SERVICE BULLETIN. IGNITION - NON-TOXIC IGNITER PLUG

GENERAL ELECTRIC AIRCRAFT ENGINES CF6-50 SERIES. SERVICE BULLETIN. IGNITION - NON-TOXIC IGNITER PLUG

TECHNICAL NEWSLETTER CONCERNING POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS OF BERYLLIUM AND ITS COMPOUNDS

TECHNICAL NEWSLETTER CONCERNING POTENTIAL HEALTH HAZARDS OF BERYLLIUM AND ITS COMPOUNDS

EMAIL TO JOHN EDWARDS REGARDING QUERY ON CURRENT DOE BERYLLIUM PELS.

EMAIL TO JOHN EDWARDS REGARDING QUERY ON CURRENT DOE BERYLLIUM PELS.

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM. FINAL RULE

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM. FINAL RULE

EMAIL TO MICHAEL SLADEK FORWARDING THE LOCATION LIST OF BERYLLIUM-COPPER ALLOY IN B737 AC

ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. BERYLLIUM TOXIC HAZARDS. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTION.

ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING INSTRUCTIONS. HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES. BERYLLIUM TOXIC HAZARDS. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY INSTRUCTION.

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AUSTRALIA AIRWAYS ENGINEERING BULLETIN REGARDING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - BERYLLIUM OXIDE

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT AUSTRALIA AIRWAYS ENGINEERING BULLETIN REGARDING SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - BERYLLIUM OXIDE

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, RESPONDING TO THE MARCH 10 LETTER TO RICHARD FAIRFAX, DIRECTOR OF THE DIRECTORATE OF COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS REGARDING OSHAS CURRENT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR BERYLLIUM.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, RESPONDING TO THE MARCH 10 LETTER TO RICHARD FAIRFAX, DIRECTOR OF THE DIRECTORATE OF COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS REGARDING OSHAS CURRENT PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE LIMITS FOR BERYLLIUM.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, REGARDING THE MUTUAL FEELINGS OF A NEED FOR AN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION BERYLLIUM STANDARD.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, REGARDING THE MUTUAL FEELINGS OF A NEED FOR AN OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION BERYLLIUM STANDARD.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, REGARDING EARLIER LETTERS SUBMITTED CONCERNING OSHAS HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, REGARDING EARLIER LETTERS SUBMITTED CONCERNING OSHAS HAZARD COMMUNICATION STANDARD.

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, DISCUSSING A LETTER DATED FEBRUARY 26, 2001 TO CHARLES N JEFFRESS AND PREVIOUS COMMUNICATIONS CONCERNING THE AGENCYS REGULATION OF BERYLLIUM

LETTER TO JOHN EDWARDS, AVIATION SAFETY ADVISORY SERVICES, DISCUSSING A LETTER DATED FEBRUARY 26, 2001 TO CHARLES N JEFFRESS AND PREVIOUS COMMUNICATIONS CONCERNING THE AGENCYS REGULATION OF BERYLLIUM

BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AT A FORMER NUCLEAR WEAPONS FACILITY


EMAIL TO MICHAEL SLADEK FORWARDING THE LOCATION LIST OF BERYLLIUM-COPPER ALLOY IN B737 AC

BERYLLIUM: A CHRONIC PROBLEM.

BERYLLIUM: A CHRONIC PROBLEM.

ASBESTOS PAYOUT INCREASES

ASBESTOS PAYOUT INCREASES

PAYING THE WORRIED WELL.

PAYING THE WORRIED WELL.

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DOE SPECIFICATION. BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION TESTING (BELPT). DOE-SPEC-1142-2001

DOE SPECIFICATION. BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION TESTING (BELPT). DOE-SPEC-1142-2001

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LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING PETITION TO OSHA TO LOWER EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, A METAL DIRECTLY LINKED TO A FATAL LUNG DISEASE. (HRG PUBLICATION NUMBER 1589)

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING PETITION TO OSHA TO LOWER EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, A METAL DIRECTLY LINKED TO A FATAL LUNG DISEASE. (HRG PUBLICATION NUMBER 1589)

Ex. 6-7-1. AN EVALUATION OF NONPRECIOUS ALLOYS FOR USE WITH PORCELAIN VENEERS. PART II. INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND BIOCOMPATIBILITY.

FACTORS AFFECTING AIRBORNE BERYLLIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN DENTAL SPACES.

FACTORS AFFECTING AIRBORNE BERYLLIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN DENTAL SPACES.

EHS SERVICES. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLING - BERYLLIUM

EHS SERVICES. INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SAMPLING - BERYLLIUM

GALSON LABORATORIES. LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT.

GALSON LABORATORIES. LABORATORY ANALYSIS REPORT.

DENTAL TECHNICIANS PNEUMOCONIOSIS. A REPORT OF TWO CASES.

DENTAL TECHNICIANS PNEUMOCONIOSIS. A REPORT OF TWO CASES.

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BRUSH WELLMAN INC. BERYLLIUM HEALTH AND SAFETY UPDATE

BRUSH WELLMAN INC. BERYLLIUM HEALTH AND SAFETY UPDATE

FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT. BERYLLIUM AND INORGANIC COMPOUNDS

FEASIBILITY ASSESSMENT. BERYLLIUM AND INORGANIC COMPOUNDS

MEMORANDUM REGARDING BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE AND MEDICAL MONITORING POLICY


BERYLLIUM. GENERAL FACTS AND INFORMATION

BERYLLIUM. GENERAL FACTS AND INFORMATION

AN EVALUATION OF NONPRECIOUS ALLOYS FOR USE WITH PORCELAIN VENEERS. PART II. INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND BIOCOMPATIBILITY.

THREE CASES OF DENTAL TECHNICIANS PNEUMOCONIOSIS RELATED TO COBALT CHROMIUM MOLYBDENUM DUST EXPOSURE. DIAGNOSIS AND FOLLOW UP

THREE CASES OF DENTAL TECHNICIANS PNEUMOCONIOSIS RELATED TO COBALT CHROMIUM MOLYBDENUM DUST EXPOSURE. DIAGNOSIS AND FOLLOW UP



BERYLLIUM TESTS URGED FOR MILITARY WORKERS


OCCUPATIONAL LIMITS

OCCUPATIONAL LIMITS

INTRODUCTION TO BERYLLIUM: USES, REGULATORY HISTORY, AND DISEASE

INTRODUCTION TO BERYLLIUM: USES, REGULATORY HISTORY, AND DISEASE

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

BRUSH WELLMAN CUSTOMER DATA SUMMARY. OSHA PRESENTATION. JULY 2, 2001. WASHINGTON, DC

BRUSH WELLMAN CUSTOMER DATA SUMMARY. OSHA PRESENTATION. JULY 2, 2001. WASHINGTON, DC

ATTACHMENT 2.1. PRIMARY BERYLLIUM MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.1. PRIMARY BERYLLIUM MANUFACTURING AND PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.2. COPPER BERYLLIUM ALLOY PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.2. COPPER BERYLLIUM ALLOY PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.4. BERYLLIUM OXIDE CERAMIC PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.4. BERYLLIUM OXIDE CERAMIC PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.5. COPPER BERYLLIUM ALLOY PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES

ATTACHMENT 2.5. COPPER BERYLLIUM ALLOY PROCESSING AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES

ATTACHMENT 2.6. STAMPING FACILITIES PROCESSING COPPER BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT 2.6. STAMPING FACILITIES PROCESSING COPPER BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT 2.7. FACILITIES MACHINING COPPER BERYLLIUM

MEMORANDUM FOR THE SURGEON GENERAL (DASG-PPM-NC) REGARDING WORK PLACE EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

MEMORANDUM FOR THE SURGEON GENERAL (DASG-PPM-NC) REGARDING WORK PLACE EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT 2.7. FACILITIES MACHINING COPPER BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT 2.8. SECONDARY COPPER SMELTING FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.8. SECONDARY COPPER SMELTING FACILITY

ON BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST AND BERYLLIUM LEVELS IN WORK ENVIRONMENT

ON BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST AND BERYLLIUM LEVELS IN WORK ENVIRONMENT

BERYLLIUM AND LUNG CANCER: A REANALYSIS OF A NIOSH COHORT MORTALITY STUDY

BERYLLIUM AND LUNG CANCER: A REANALYSIS OF A NIOSH COHORT MORTALITY STUDY

OCCUPATIONAL CANCER: GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED IN BERYLLIUM PROCEEDING

OCCUPATIONAL CANCER: GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED IN BERYLLIUM PROCEEDING

THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM IN HUMANS

THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM IN HUMANS

LIST OF SUGGESTED PUBLISHED PAPERS CONTAINING BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE INFORMATION, UTILIZING METHODS WHICH REPRESENT POTENTIAL CONCENTRATIONS OF BERYLLIUM IN THE BREATHING ZONE AND JOB CATEGORY INFORMATION

LIST OF SUGGESTED PUBLISHED PAPERS CONTAINING BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE INFORMATION, UTILIZING METHODS WHICH REPRESENT POTENTIAL CONCENTRATIONS OF BERYLLIUM IN THE BREATHING ZONE AND JOB CATEGORY INFORMATION

LETTER TO R C BALKISSOON, NATIONAL JEWISH MEDICAL AND RESEARCH CENTER, REGARDING ARTICLE IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE ENTITLED BERYLLIUM COPPER ALLOY (2 PERCENT) CAUSES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

LETTER TO R C BALKISSOON, NATIONAL JEWISH MEDICAL AND RESEARCH CENTER, REGARDING ARTICLE IN OCCUPATIONAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE ENTITLED BERYLLIUM COPPER ALLOY (2 PERCENT) CAUSES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM REPORT DISPUTED BY LISTED AUTHOR. A STANDING CONTROVERSY OVER A NIOSH STUDY IS REVIVED BY ONE OF THE SCIENTISTS INVOLVED

BERYLLIUM REPORT DISPUTED BY LISTED AUTHOR. A STANDING CONTROVERSY OVER A NIOSH STUDY IS REVIVED BY ONE OF THE SCIENTISTS INVOLVED

LETTER TO WILLIAM H FOEGE, DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL, REGARDING THE FEBRUARY 1980 ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SERIES OF ARTICLES DEALING WITH THE HEALTH ASPECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

LETTER TO WILLIAM H FOEGE, DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL, REGARDING THE FEBRUARY 1980 ISSUE OF THE JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCH SERIES OF ARTICLES DEALING WITH THE HEALTH ASPECTS OF OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

EDITORIAL RE: THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM, BY MACMAHON

EDITORIAL RE: THE EPIDEMIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE ON THE CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM, BY MACMAHON

IS BERYLLIUM CARCINOGENIC IN HUMANS?

IS BERYLLIUM CARCINOGENIC IN HUMANS?

SINGLE STAGE 37MM CASSETTE IMPACTOR ASSEMBLY. HIGH VOLUME MULTI JET IMPACTOR

SINGLE STAGE 37MM CASSETTE IMPACTOR ASSEMBLY. HIGH VOLUME MULTI JET IMPACTOR

SINGLE STAGE 37 MM CASSETTE IMPACTOR ASSEMBLY. LOW VOLUME SINGLE JET IMPACTOR

SINGLE STAGE 37 MM CASSETTE IMPACTOR ASSEMBLY. LOW VOLUME SINGLE JET IMPACTOR

APPLICATION OF CONTROL STRATEGIES

APPLICATION OF CONTROL STRATEGIES

ELMORE PLANT LOCKER ROOM PROCEDURE. NUMBER BW/E 0973-EC

ELMORE PLANT LOCKER ROOM PROCEDURE. NUMBER BW/E 0973-EC

LETTER TO THE EDITOR RE: LUNG CANCER CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF BERYLLIUM WORKERS. SANDERSON WT, WARD EM, STEENLAND K, PETERSEN MR. AM J. IND. MED. 2001. 39:133-144

LETTER TO THE EDITOR RE: LUNG CANCER CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF BERYLLIUM WORKERS. SANDERSON WT, WARD EM, STEENLAND K, PETERSEN MR. AM J. IND. MED. 2001. 39:133-144

LETTER TO C W JAMESON, NATIONAL TOXICOLOGICAL PROGRAM REPORT ON CARCINOGENS, REGARDING BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS

LETTER TO C W JAMESON, NATIONAL TOXICOLOGICAL PROGRAM REPORT ON CARCINOGENS, REGARDING BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS

COMMENTS OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC ON THE DRAFT REPORT ON CARCINOGENS BACKGROUND DOCUMENT FOR BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS PREPARED FOR THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY BOARD OF SCIENTIFIC COUNSELORS

COMMENTS OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC ON THE DRAFT REPORT ON CARCINOGENS BACKGROUND DOCUMENT FOR BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS PREPARED FOR THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY BOARD OF SCIENTIFIC COUNSELORS

SUPPLEMENTAL COMMENTS OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC ON THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY BOARD OF SCIENTIFIC COUNSELORS JANUARY 20, 2000 REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION REGARDING THE APPROPRIATE CLASSIFICATION OF BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS

SUPPLEMENTAL COMMENTS OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC ON THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY BOARD OF SCIENTIFIC COUNSELORS JANUARY 20, 2000 REVIEW AND RECOMMENDATION REGARDING THE APPROPRIATE CLASSIFICATION OF BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS

COMMENTS OF DIMITRIOS TRICHOPOULOS. THE ALLEGED HUMAN CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM SUBMITTED TO THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM - JUNE 1999

COMMENTS OF DIMITRIOS TRICHOPOULOS. THE ALLEGED HUMAN CARCINOGENICITY OF BERYLLIUM SUBMITTED TO THE NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM - JUNE 1999

AIR CLEANING/PRODUCT COLLECTING EQUIPMENT BAG/CARTRIDGE CHANGES AND SYSTEM MAINTENANCE - REVISED 2/24/97

AIR CLEANING/PRODUCT COLLECTING EQUIPMENT BAG/CARTRIDGE CHANGES AND SYSTEM MAINTENANCE - REVISED 2/24/97

BERYLLIUM SURFACE SAMPLING PROCEDURE

BERYLLIUM SURFACE SAMPLING PROCEDURE

AFFIDAVIT OF STEVEN H WOOLF. CASE NO. 401890

AFFIDAVIT OF STEVEN H WOOLF. CASE NO. 401890

CURRICULUM VITAE OF STEVEN H WOOLF

CURRICULUM VITAE OF STEVEN H WOOLF

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE POLICY AS RESTATED NOVEMBER 1, 2001

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE POLICY AS RESTATED NOVEMBER 1, 2001

ATTACHMENT 2.3. BERYLLIUM MINING AND EXTRACTION FACILITY

ATTACHMENT 2.3. BERYLLIUM MINING AND EXTRACTION FACILITY

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SUMMARY OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATIONS REGARDING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS/EFFECTS OF CONDUCTING BEBLPT AND CBD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS

SUMMARY OF BRUSH WELLMAN INC EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATIONS REGARDING THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS/EFFECTS OF CONDUCTING BEBLPT AND CBD SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMS

SURFACE AREA OF RESPIRABLE BERYLLIUM METAL, OXIDE, AND COPPER ALLOY AEROSOLS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE RISK OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

SURFACE AREA OF RESPIRABLE BERYLLIUM METAL, OXIDE, AND COPPER ALLOY AEROSOLS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE RISK OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

COMMENTS OF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS ON OSHAS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM DOCKET NO. H005C RIN 1218-AB76

COMMENTS OF THE AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CONGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATIONS ON OSHAS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM DOCKET NO. H005C RIN 1218-AB76

COMMENTS OF THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION 67 FEDERAL REGISTER 228 (NOVEMBER 26, 2002) OSHAS DOCKET H005C

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THE CONSORTIUM FOR RISK EVALUATION WITH STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION (CRESP).

THE CONSORTIUM FOR RISK EVALUATION WITH STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION (CRESP).

COMMENTS OF THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, INC ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM: REQUEST FOR INFORMATION 67 FEDERAL REGISTER 228 (NOVEMBER 26, 2002) OSHAS DOCKET H005C

PUBLIC COMMENTS TO US OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA), REQUEST FOR INFORMATION, OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, 67 FR 70707, NOVEMBER 26, 2002.

PUBLIC COMMENTS TO US OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA), REQUEST FOR INFORMATION, OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, 67 FR 70707, NOVEMBER 26, 2002.

MEDICAL REMOVAL PROTECTION BENEFITS: THE SPECIAL CHALLENGES OF BERYLLIUM. RESEARCH REPORT.

MEDICAL REMOVAL PROTECTION BENEFITS: THE SPECIAL CHALLENGES OF BERYLLIUM. RESEARCH REPORT.

HANFORD 300 AREA BERYLLIUM: JOB EXPOSURE HISTORY, N=1,241. FORMER WORKER BERYLLIUM QUESTIONNAIRE AND OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY SURVEY, 11/2002.

HANFORD 300 AREA BERYLLIUM: JOB EXPOSURE HISTORY, N=1,241. FORMER WORKER BERYLLIUM QUESTIONNAIRE AND OCCUPATIONAL HISTORY SURVEY, 11/2002.

ABSTRACT TO: EVALUATING THE ROLE OF ANALYTICAL DETENTION LIMITS IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESSES SURROUNDING US DOE LEGACY CONTAMINATIONS AND POTENTIAL OCCUPATIONAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH RISK. JANUARY 2003

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ENCLOSURE 1. BERYLLIUM SUMMARY. US ARMY INSTALLATIONS BY OPERATIONS

ENCLOSURE 1. BERYLLIUM SUMMARY. US ARMY INSTALLATIONS BY OPERATIONS

MEMORANDUM FOR THE SURGEON GENERAL REGARDING WORK PLACE EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

MEMORANDUM FOR THE SURGEON GENERAL REGARDING WORK PLACE EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM


ABSTRACT TO: EVALUATING THE ROLE OF ANALYTICAL DETENTION LIMITS IN THE DECISION MAKING PROCESSES SURROUNDING US DOE LEGACY CONTAMINATIONS AND POTENTIAL OCCUPATIONAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH RISK. JANUARY 2003

THE HANFORD BUILDING LEASING PROGRAM: IDENTICAL PROCEDURAL IMPROVEMENTS. RESEARCH REPORT.

THE HANFORD BUILDING LEASING PROGRAM: IDENTICAL PROCEDURAL IMPROVEMENTS. RESEARCH REPORT.

NAVY RESPONSE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONS OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

NAVY RESPONSE TO OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONS OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. REQUEST FOR INFORMATION

ATTACHMENT (1). NAVY OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE DATABASE (NOED) QUERY REPORT PERSONAL BREATHING ZONE AIR SAMPLING RESULTS FOR BERYLLIUM.

ATTACHMENT (1). NAVY OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE DATABASE (NOED) QUERY REPORT PERSONAL BREATHING ZONE AIR SAMPLING RESULTS FOR BERYLLIUM.

ATTACHMENT 2. WHY THE NAVY DOES NOT INCLUDE THE BELPT AS A ROUTINE PART OF ITS BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM.

ATTACHMENT 2. WHY THE NAVY DOES NOT INCLUDE THE BELPT AS A ROUTINE PART OF ITS BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM.

RESPONSE TO OSHA OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, REQUEST FOR INFORMATION DOCKET NO H005C, RIN 1218-AB76

RESPONSE TO OSHA OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM, REQUEST FOR INFORMATION DOCKET NO H005C, RIN 1218-AB76

MEMORANDUM FOR (SEE DISTRIBUTION) SUBJECT: BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE AND MEDICAL MONITORING POLICY

MEMORANDUM FOR (SEE DISTRIBUTION) SUBJECT: BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE AND MEDICAL MONITORING POLICY

MEMORANDUM FOR (SEE DISTRIBUTION) REGARDING BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE AND MEDICAL MONITORING POLICY

MEMORANDUM FOR (SEE DISTRIBUTION) REGARDING BERYLLIUM SURVEILLANCE AND MEDICAL MONITORING POLICY


OCCUPATIONAL LIMITS

OCCUPATIONAL LIMITS

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NAVY AND ARMY RESPONSE TO THE OSHA RFI: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. COMPARE AND CONTRAST POINTS

NAVY AND ARMY RESPONSE TO THE OSHA RFI: OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. COMPARE AND CONTRAST POINTS

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY, OSHA, REGARDING POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED IN THE CONSTRUCTION TRADES INDUSTRY

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY, OSHA, REGARDING POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED IN THE CONSTRUCTION TRADES INDUSTRY

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING THE POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED BY INDUSTRIES PRODUCING AND PROCESSING BERYLLIUM CONTAINING METAL ALLOYS

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING THE POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED BY INDUSTRIES PRODUCING AND PROCESSING BERYLLIUM CONTAINING METAL ALLOYS

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING THE POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED BY THE METAL RECYCLING INDUSTRY

LETTER TO JOHN HENSHAW, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FOR OSHA, REGARDING THE POTENTIAL FOR BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE AND SUBSEQUENT DISEASE IN WORKERS EMPLOYED BY THE METAL RECYCLING INDUSTRY

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR INITIAL CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SUSPECTED CASE OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE, 2003

ESTIMATED COSTS FOR INITIAL CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SUSPECTED CASE OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE, 2003

EXAMPLES OF LIFE CARE PLAN FOR A CBD PATIENT. AGE 40 AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS WITH MODERATELY SEVERE DISEASE, REQUIRING TREATMENT

EXAMPLES OF LIFE CARE PLAN FOR A CBD PATIENT. AGE 40 AT TIME OF DIAGNOSIS WITH MODERATELY SEVERE DISEASE, REQUIRING TREATMENT

NITRIC OXIDE ATTENUATES BERYLLIUM-INDUCED IFN-Y RESPONSES IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE: EVIDENCE FOR MECHANISMS INDEPENDENT OF IL-18

NITRIC OXIDE ATTENUATES BERYLLIUM-INDUCED IFN-Y RESPONSES IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE: EVIDENCE FOR MECHANISMS INDEPENDENT OF IL-18

NON-OCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIOSIS

NON-OCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIOSIS

IDENTIFICATION OF PATHOGENIC T CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM-INDUCED LUNG DISEASE

IDENTIFICATION OF PATHOGENIC T CELLS IN PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM-INDUCED LUNG DISEASE

STUDIES OF BERYLLIUM DISPERSION AND TOXICOLOGY IN FUSION SYSTEMS

STUDIES OF BERYLLIUM DISPERSION AND TOXICOLOGY IN FUSION SYSTEMS

RELEASE OF AEROSOLS DURING SAWING AND MILLING OF BERYLLIUM METAL AND BERYLLIUM ALLOYS

RELEASE OF AEROSOLS DURING SAWING AND MILLING OF BERYLLIUM METAL AND BERYLLIUM ALLOYS

DETERMINATION OF THE OXIDE LAYER THICKNESS ON BERYLLIUM METAL PARTICLES

DETERMINATION OF THE OXIDE LAYER THICKNESS ON BERYLLIUM METAL PARTICLES



ABSTRACT FOR NATIONAL JEWISH CENTER CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE CONFERENCE. SENSITIZATION TO BERYLLIUM: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SUCCESSFUL PREVENTIVE MODEL

ABSTRACT FOR NATIONAL JEWISH CENTER CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE CONFERENCE. SENSITIZATION TO BERYLLIUM: DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF A SUCCESSFUL PREVENTIVE MODEL

EXPANSIONS OF T-CELL SUBSETS EXPRESSING PARTICULAR T-CELL RECEPTOR VARIABLE REGIONS IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE


BERYLLIUM PRESENTATION TO CD4+ T CELLS UNDERLIES DISEASE-SUSCEPTIBILITY HLA-DP ALLELES IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM PRESENTATION TO CD4+ T CELLS UNDERLIES DISEASE-SUSCEPTIBILITY HLA-DP ALLELES IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE AMONG LONG-TERM AND SHORT-TERM WORKERS IN A BERYLLIUM CERAMICS PLANT


IARC MONOGRAPHS ON THE EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC RISKS TO HUMANS. BERYLLIUM, CADMIUM, MERCURY, AND EXPOSURES IN THE GLASS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. VOL. 58. PP 41-117

BERYLLIUM PARTICULATE EXPOSURE AND DISEASE RELATIONS IN A BERYLLIUM MACHINING PLANT

BERYLLIUM PARTICULATE EXPOSURE AND DISEASE RELATIONS IN A BERYLLIUM MACHINING PLANT

BERYLLIUM INDUCES APOPTOSIS IN HUMAN LUNG MACROPHAGES

BERYLLIUM INDUCES APOPTOSIS IN HUMAN LUNG MACROPHAGES

SCREENING BLOOD TEST IDENTIFIES SUBCLINICAL BERYLLIUM DISEASE

SCREENING BLOOD TEST IDENTIFIES SUBCLINICAL BERYLLIUM DISEASE



EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FINDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH BERYLLIUM EXTRACTION

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL FINDINGS ASSOCIATED WITH BERYLLIUM EXTRACTION

IARC MONOGRAPHS ON THE EVALUATION OF CARCINOGENIC RISKS TO HUMANS. BERYLLIUM, CADMIUM, MERCURY, AND EXPOSURES IN THE GLASS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. VOL. 58. PP 41-117





MACHINING RISK OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND SENSITIZATION WITH MEDIAN EXPOSURES BELOW 2 MICROGRAM/METER CUBE

MACHINING RISK OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND SENSITIZATION WITH MEDIAN EXPOSURES BELOW 2 MICROGRAM/METER CUBE



RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH BERYLLIUM REFINING AND ALLOY FABRICATION. 1968 FOLLOW-UP

RESPIRATORY DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH BERYLLIUM REFINING AND ALLOY FABRICATION. 1968 FOLLOW-UP

HLA-DP ALLELE-SPECIFIC T CELL RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM ACCOUNT FOR DP-ASSOCIATED SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

GENETIC AND EXPOSURE RISKS FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

GENETIC AND EXPOSURE RISKS FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM HEALTH EFFECTS IN THE ERA OF THE BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION TEST

BERYLLIUM HEALTH EFFECTS IN THE ERA OF THE BERYLLIUM LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATION TEST

AEROSOLS GENERATED DURING BERYLLIUM MACHINING


CONTROL STRATEGIES TO PREVENT BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE

CONTROL STRATEGIES TO PREVENT BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE

BERYLLIUM MONITORING IN OCCUPATIONAL SETTINGS

BERYLLIUM MONITORING IN OCCUPATIONAL SETTINGS

BERYLLIUM SAMPLING PROGRAM COMPONENTS




BERYLLIUM. CH 27. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. PP 177-220

BERYLLIUM. CH 27. BERYLLIUM AND BERYLLIUM COMPOUNDS. PP 177-220

HLA-DP ALLELE-SPECIFIC T CELL RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM ACCOUNT FOR DP-ASSOCIATED SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE



PARTICLE PENETRATION THROUGH INTACT SKIN AND A METHOD FOR DETERMINING POTENTIAL EXPOSURE THROUGH SURFACE CONTAMINATION

PARTICLE PENETRATION THROUGH INTACT SKIN AND A METHOD FOR DETERMINING POTENTIAL EXPOSURE THROUGH SURFACE CONTAMINATION

REEXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

REEXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

EFFICACY OF SERIAL MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN A BERYLLIUM MACHINING PLANT.

EFFICACY OF SERIAL MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN A BERYLLIUM MACHINING PLANT.

EARLY PULMONARY PHYSIOLOGIC ABNORMALITIES IN BERYLLIUM DISEASE

EARLY PULMONARY PHYSIOLOGIC ABNORMALITIES IN BERYLLIUM DISEASE

INTERACTION OF GENETIC AND EXPOSURE FACTORS IN THE PREVALENCE OF BERYLLIOSIS


COMMUNITY ACQUIRED CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A CONTINUING PROBLEM. PAGE 16

COMMUNITY ACQUIRED CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A CONTINUING PROBLEM. PAGE 16

BERYLLIUM CONTAMINATION INSIDE VEHICLES OF MACHINE SHOP WORKERS

BERYLLIUM CONTAMINATION INSIDE VEHICLES OF MACHINE SHOP WORKERS



BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION IN THE GENERAL POPULATION

BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION IN THE GENERAL POPULATION

ROCKY FLATS BERYLLIUM HEALTH SURVEILLANCE

ROCKY FLATS BERYLLIUM HEALTH SURVEILLANCE

PATHOLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN EARLY STAGES OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE. RE-EXAMINATION OF DISEASE DEFINITION AND NATURAL HISTORY

PATHOLOGIC AND IMMUNOLOGIC ALTERATIONS IN EARLY STAGES OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE. RE-EXAMINATION OF DISEASE DEFINITION AND NATURAL HISTORY

HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGEN CLASS II AMINO ACID EPITOPES. SUSCEPTIBILITY AND PROGRESSION MARKERS FOR BERYLLIUM HYPERSENSITIVITY

HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGEN CLASS II AMINO ACID EPITOPES. SUSCEPTIBILITY AND PROGRESSION MARKERS FOR BERYLLIUM HYPERSENSITIVITY

PROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE OF BRONCHOALVEOLAR LYMPHOCYTES TO BERYLLIUM. A TEST FOR CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE


MAINTENANCE OF ALVEOLITIS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE BY BERYLLIUM SPECIFIC HELPER T CELLS




ARTICLE. LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A COHORT MORTALITY STUDY.

AN AIR POLLUTION STUDY OF A COMMUNITY SURROUNDING A BERYLLIUM PLANT.

AN AIR POLLUTION STUDY OF A COMMUNITY SURROUNDING A BERYLLIUM PLANT.

BERYLLIUM INDUCES IL-2 AND IFN-Y IN BERYLLIOSIS

BERYLLIUM INDUCES IL-2 AND IFN-Y IN BERYLLIOSIS

PARTIAL IL-10 INHIBITION OF THE CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

PARTIAL IL-10 INHIBITION OF THE CELL MEDIATED IMMUNE RESPONSE IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM TESTING FOR RESEARCH AND BEYOND: THE ABCS OF THE LPT.

BERYLLIUM TESTING FOR RESEARCH AND BEYOND: THE ABCS OF THE LPT.

DEVELOPMENT OF AN EIGHT HOUR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR BERYLLIUM

DEVELOPMENT OF AN EIGHT HOUR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR BERYLLIUM

BERYLLIUM SENSITIVITY IS LINKED TO HLA-DP GENOTYPE


A MORTALITY STUDY OF WORKERS AT SEVEN BERYLLIUM PROCESSING PLANTS

ARTICLE. LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A COHORT MORTALITY STUDY.

SURFACE AREA OF RESPIRABLE BERYLLIUM METAL, OXIDE, AND COPPER ALLOY AEROSOLS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE RISK OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

SURFACE AREA OF RESPIRABLE BERYLLIUM METAL, OXIDE, AND COPPER ALLOY AEROSOLS AND IMPLICATIONS FOR ASSESSMENT OF EXPOSURE RISK OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BLOOD CELL PROLIFERATION RESPONSE TO BERYLLIUM: ANALYSIS BY RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS

BLOOD CELL PROLIFERATION RESPONSE TO BERYLLIUM: ANALYSIS BY RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS

IMPACT OF A WORKER NOTIFICATION PROGRAM: ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDINAL AND BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES

IMPACT OF A WORKER NOTIFICATION PROGRAM: ASSESSMENT OF ATTITUDINAL AND BEHAVIORAL OUTCOMES

BERYLLIUM STIMULATED RELEASED OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR - X, INTERLEUKIN 6, AND THEIR SOLUBLE RECEPTORS IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM STIMULATED RELEASED OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR - X, INTERLEUKIN 6, AND THEIR SOLUBLE RECEPTORS IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE CONTRIBUTED BY DIFFERENT GLU 69 HLA- DPB1 AND DPA1 ALLELES

DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE CONTRIBUTED BY DIFFERENT GLU 69 HLA- DPB1 AND DPA1 ALLELES

A MORTALITY STUDY OF WORKERS AT SEVEN BERYLLIUM PROCESSING PLANTS

DR. LEE NEWMAN. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

DR. LEE NEWMAN. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

DR. LISA MAIER. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

DR. LISA MAIER. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

DR. JOHN MARTYNY. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

DR. JOHN MARTYNY. LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

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DEVELOPMENT OF AN EIGHT HOUR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR BERYLLIUM.

DEVELOPMENT OF AN EIGHT HOUR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE LIMIT FOR BERYLLIUM.

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PUBLIC COMMENT

RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN PREVALENCE OF A SUPRATYPIC HLA-GENETIC MARKER IMMATERIAL TO PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN PREVALENCE OF A SUPRATYPIC HLA-GENETIC MARKER IMMATERIAL TO PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

LETTER TO PETER BRUSH, ACTING ASSISTANT SECRETARY, US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY REGARDING JACQUELINE D. ROGERS REQUEST FOR THE REVIEW OF A DRAFT OF DOES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM

LETTER TO PETER BRUSH, ACTING ASSISTANT SECRETARY, US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY REGARDING JACQUELINE D. ROGERS REQUEST FOR THE REVIEW OF A DRAFT OF DOES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM

LETTER TO JACQUELINE D ROGERS, US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY REGARDING A PREVIOUS REQUEST OF A REVIEW OF DOES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM.

LETTER TO JACQUELINE D ROGERS, US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY REGARDING A PREVIOUS REQUEST OF A REVIEW OF DOES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE PREVENTION PROGRAM.

COMMENTS OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ON THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. 29 CFR PART 1910. DOCKET NO. H005C

COMMENTS OF THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ON THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATIONS REQUEST FOR INFORMATION ON OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. 29 CFR PART 1910. DOCKET NO. H005C

BERYLLIUM COPPER ALLOY (2 PERCENT) CAUSES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

BERYLLIUM COPPER ALLOY (2 PERCENT) CAUSES CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN A PRECIOUS METAL REFINERY

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN A PRECIOUS METAL REFINERY

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN THE UNITED STATES

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IN THE UNITED STATES

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BERYLLIUM-INDUCED NONMALIGNANT LUNG DISEASE: A 30-YEAR UPDATE

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BERYLLIUM-INDUCED NONMALIGNANT LUNG DISEASE: A 30-YEAR UPDATE

PULMONARY RETENTION OF ULTRAFINE AND FINE PARTICLES IN RATS

PULMONARY RETENTION OF ULTRAFINE AND FINE PARTICLES IN RATS

THE INDUCTION OF CHROMOSOME DAMAGE IN CHO CELLS BY BERYLLIUM AND RADIATION GIVEN ALONE AND IN COMBINATION

THE INDUCTION OF CHROMOSOME DAMAGE IN CHO CELLS BY BERYLLIUM AND RADIATION GIVEN ALONE AND IN COMBINATION

TOXICOLOGICAL REVIEW OF BERYLLIUM AND COMPOUNDS (CAS NO. 7440-4 1-7). IN SUPPORT OF SUMMARY INFORMATION ON THE INTEGRATED RISK INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS). EPA/635/R-98/008

TOXICOLOGICAL REVIEW OF BERYLLIUM AND COMPOUNDS (CAS NO. 7440-4 1-7). IN SUPPORT OF SUMMARY INFORMATION ON THE INTEGRATED RISK INFORMATION SYSTEM (IRIS). EPA/635/R-98/008

CLEARANCE, TRANSLOCATION, AND EXCRETION OF BERYLLIUM FOLLOWING ACUTE INHALATION OF BERYLLIUM OXIDE BY BEAGLE DOGS

CLEARANCE, TRANSLOCATION, AND EXCRETION OF BERYLLIUM FOLLOWING ACUTE INHALATION OF BERYLLIUM OXIDE BY BEAGLE DOGS



BERYLLIUM SKIN PATCH TESTING TO ANALYZE T CELL STIMULATION AND GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMMATION IN THE LUNG

BERYLLIUM SKIN PATCH TESTING TO ANALYZE T CELL STIMULATION AND GRANULOMATOUS INFLAMMATION IN THE LUNG

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM USES AND RISKS. GAO/OCG-00-6

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH. GOVERNMENT RESPONSES TO BERYLLIUM USES AND RISKS. GAO/OCG-00-6

LETTER REGARDING U.S. LOCATIONS WHERE BERYLLIUM WAS USED OR DETECTED

LETTER REGARDING U.S. LOCATIONS WHERE BERYLLIUM WAS USED OR DETECTED

RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY OF MINING

RESULTS FROM THE NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SURVEY OF MINING

TWO-PHASE PULMONARY CLEARANCE OF INSOLUBLE PARTICLES IN MAMMALIAN SPECIES

TWO-PHASE PULMONARY CLEARANCE OF INSOLUBLE PARTICLES IN MAMMALIAN SPECIES

ICRP PUBLICATION 66: HUMAN RESPIRATORY TRACT MODEL FOR RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION

ICRP PUBLICATION 66: HUMAN RESPIRATORY TRACT MODEL FOR RADIOLOGICAL PROTECTION

GENE EXPRESSION IN BALB/C-3T3 CELLS TRANSFORMED WITH BERYLLIUM. POSTER ABSTRACT

GENE EXPRESSION IN BALB/C-3T3 CELLS TRANSFORMED WITH BERYLLIUM. POSTER ABSTRACT



SIXTEENTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM. EPIDEMIOLOGY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHJACK PEPYS SYMPOSIUM ON PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA. THIRD OCCUPATIONAL CONGRESS ON WOMENS HEALTH: OCCUPATION, CANCER AND REPRODUCTION. SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS (ABSTRACTS)

SIXTEENTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM. EPIDEMIOLOGY IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHJACK PEPYS SYMPOSIUM ON PREVENTION OF OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA. THIRD OCCUPATIONAL CONGRESS ON WOMENS HEALTH: OCCUPATION, CANCER AND REPRODUCTION. SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS (ABSTRACTS)

MARKETPLACE USER GUIDE. LEARN HOW TO BUILD TARGETED PROSPECT LISTS, FIND NEW CUSTOMERS FAST, PERFORM BASIC MARKET RESEARCH

MARKETPLACE USER GUIDE. LEARN HOW TO BUILD TARGETED PROSPECT LISTS, FIND NEW CUSTOMERS FAST, PERFORM BASIC MARKET RESEARCH



LETTER TO BRENT DONEY, NIOSH, ENCLOSING A COPY OF THE INFORMATION TITLED: BRUSH WELLMAN CUSTOMER DATA SUMMARY

LETTER TO BRENT DONEY, NIOSH, ENCLOSING A COPY OF THE INFORMATION TITLED: BRUSH WELLMAN CUSTOMER DATA SUMMARY




THE PULMONARY TOXICITY OF BERYLLIUM

THE PULMONARY TOXICITY OF BERYLLIUM

COMPARISON OF HUMAN LUNG DOSIMETRY MODELS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT

COMPARISON OF HUMAN LUNG DOSIMETRY MODELS: IMPLICATIONS FOR RISK ASSESSMENT

SURVEILLANCE OF RESPIRABLE CRYSTALLINE SILICA DUST USING OSHA COMPLIANCE DATA (1979-1995)

SURVEILLANCE OF RESPIRABLE CRYSTALLINE SILICA DUST USING OSHA COMPLIANCE DATA (1979-1995)




MACHINING RISK OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND SENSITIZATION WITH MEDIAN EXPOSURES BELOW 2 MICROGRAMS/METER CUBE

MACHINING RISK OF BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND SENSITIZATION WITH MEDIAN EXPOSURES BELOW 2 MICROGRAMS/METER CUBE



A BIOMATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PARTICLE CLEARANCE AND RETENTION IN THE LUNGS OF COAL MINERS. I. MODEL DEVELOPMENT

A BIOMATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PARTICLE CLEARANCE AND RETENTION IN THE LUNGS OF COAL MINERS. I. MODEL DEVELOPMENT

A BIOMATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PARTICLE CLEARANCE AND RETENTION IN THE LUNGS OF COAL MINERS. II. EVALUATION OF VARIABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY

A BIOMATHEMATICAL MODEL OF PARTICLE CLEARANCE AND RETENTION IN THE LUNGS OF COAL MINERS. II. EVALUATION OF VARIABILITY AND UNCERTAINTY

HIGH BERYLLIUM-STIMULATED TNF-ALPHA IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE -308 TNF-ALPHA PROMOTER POLYMORPHISM AND WITH CLINICAL SEVERITY IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

HIGH BERYLLIUM-STIMULATED TNF-ALPHA IS ASSOCIATED WITH THE -308 TNF-ALPHA PROMOTER POLYMORPHISM AND WITH CLINICAL SEVERITY IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

PARTICLE PENETRATION THROUGH INTACT SKIN AND A METHOD FOR DETERMINING BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE FROM SURFACE CONTAMINATION

PARTICLE PENETRATION THROUGH INTACT SKIN AND A METHOD FOR DETERMINING BERYLLIUM EXPOSURE FROM SURFACE CONTAMINATION

DEPOSITION, RETENTION AND DOSIMETRY OF INHALED RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES. NCRP REPORT NO. 125

DEPOSITION, RETENTION AND DOSIMETRY OF INHALED RADIOACTIVE SUBSTANCES. NCRP REPORT NO. 125

CRITERIA FOR A RECOMMENDED STANDARD. OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

CRITERIA FOR A RECOMMENDED STANDARD. OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

HEALTH HAZARD EVALUATION REPORT. CHEMETCO, INCORPORATED, ALTON, ILLINOIS. HETA 82-024-1428

HEALTH HAZARD EVALUATION REPORT. CHEMETCO, INCORPORATED, ALTON, ILLINOIS. HETA 82-024-1428

NIOSH GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

NIOSH GUIDE TO INDUSTRIAL RESPIRATORY PROTECTION

NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE SURVEY FIELD GUIDELINES

NATIONAL OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE SURVEY FIELD GUIDELINES

NIOSH. A MODEL FOR RESEARCH ON TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND CANCER RISK ESTIMATES WITH UNCERTAINTY FOR BERYLLIUM RELEASED TO THE AIR FROM THE ROCKY FLATS PLANT

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND CANCER RISK ESTIMATES WITH UNCERTAINTY FOR BERYLLIUM RELEASED TO THE AIR FROM THE ROCKY FLATS PLANT

REEXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

REEXAMINATION OF THE BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE TRANSFORMATION TEST IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE

CASE REPORTS. NONOCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIUM DISEASE MASQUERADING AS SARCOIDOSIS: IDENTIFICATION BY BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE TO BERYLLIUM

CASE REPORTS. NONOCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIUM DISEASE MASQUERADING AS SARCOIDOSIS: IDENTIFICATION BY BLOOD LYMPHOCYTE PROLIFERATIVE RESPONSE TO BERYLLIUM

RATE OF PROGRESSION FROM BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IS 9-19 PERCENT PER YEAR

RATE OF PROGRESSION FROM BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE IS 9-19 PERCENT PER YEAR

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION, SECTION 2 SAMPLE DESIGN AND TABLE NO. 78. NUMBER OF PEOPLE EXPOSED TO BERYLLIUM WHERE PERIODIC PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS ARE PROVIDED

SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION, SECTION 2 SAMPLE DESIGN AND TABLE NO. 78. NUMBER OF PEOPLE EXPOSED TO BERYLLIUM WHERE PERIODIC PULMONARY FUNCTION TESTS ARE PROVIDED

HEALTH HAZARD EVALUATION REPORT. HARDRIC LABORATORIES. WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS. HETA 76-103-349

HEALTH HAZARD EVALUATION REPORT. HARDRIC LABORATORIES. WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS. HETA 76-103-349

NIOSH. A MODEL FOR RESEARCH ON TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS

PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED MODELS FOR BONE-SEEKING ELEMENTS. RAT SKELETAL AND BONE GROWTH

PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED MODELS FOR BONE-SEEKING ELEMENTS. RAT SKELETAL AND BONE GROWTH

HLA-DPB1 GLUTAMATE 69: A GENETIC MARKER BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

HLA-DPB1 GLUTAMATE 69: A GENETIC MARKER BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

INTERACTION OF GENETIC AND EXPOSURE FACTORS IN THE PREVALENCE OF BERYLLIOSIS.

INTERACTION OF GENETIC AND EXPOSURE FACTORS IN THE PREVALENCE OF BERYLLIOSIS.



MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY LOCUS GENETIC MARKERS OF BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE

MAJOR HISTOCOMPATIBILITY LOCUS GENETIC MARKERS OF BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND DISEASE

LUNG CANCER CASE CONTROL STUDY OF BERYLLIUM WORKERS

LUNG CANCER CASE CONTROL STUDY OF BERYLLIUM WORKERS

ESTIMATING HISTORICAL EXPOSURES OF WORKERS IN A BERYLLIUM MANUFACTURING PLANT

ESTIMATING HISTORICAL EXPOSURES OF WORKERS IN A BERYLLIUM MANUFACTURING PLANT

CRYSTALLINE SILICA EXPOSURE AND LUNG CANCER MORTALITY IN DIATOMACEOUS EARTH INDUSTRY WORKERS: A QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT

CRYSTALLINE SILICA EXPOSURE AND LUNG CANCER MORTALITY IN DIATOMACEOUS EARTH INDUSTRY WORKERS: A QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT



HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGEN CLASS II AMINO ACID EPITOPES. SUSCEPTIBILITY AND PROGRESSION MARKERS FOR BERYLLIUM HYPERSENSITIVITY.

HUMAN LEUKOCYTE ANTIGEN CLASS II AMINO ACID EPITOPES. SUSCEPTIBILITY AND PROGRESSION MARKERS FOR BERYLLIUM HYPERSENSITIVITY.



BERYLLIUM STIMULATED PRODUCTION OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA BY A MOUSE HYBRID MACROPHAGE CELL LINE

ABSTRACTS. 2001 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

ABSTRACTS. 2001 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE OF FORMER HANFORD WORKERS. VERSION 1.2

NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR MEDICAL SURVEILLANCE OF FORMER HANFORD WORKERS. VERSION 1.2

PARTICLE PENETRATION OF THE SKIN AS A ROUTE OF SENSITIZATION IN OCCUPATONAL LUNG DISEASE.

PARTICLE PENETRATION OF THE SKIN AS A ROUTE OF SENSITIZATION IN OCCUPATONAL LUNG DISEASE.

SKIN AS A ROUTE OF EXPOSURE AND SENSITIZATION IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

SKIN AS A ROUTE OF EXPOSURE AND SENSITIZATION IN CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

GENETIC FACTORS MODIFY THE RISK OF DEVELOPING BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

GENETIC FACTORS MODIFY THE RISK OF DEVELOPING BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

BERYLLIUM STIMULATED PRODUCTION OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA BY A MOUSE HYBRID MACROPHAGE CELL LINE

ARTICLE. LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A COHORT MORTALITY STUDY

ARTICLE. LUNG CANCER INCIDENCE AMONG PATIENTS WITH BERYLLIUM DISEASE: A COHORT MORTALITY STUDY

CUTANEOUS APPLICATION OF BERYLLIUM SALTS AND OXIDE PARTICLES PRODUCES BERYLLIUM SPECIFIC PERIPHERAL SENSITIZATION IN THE C3H/HEOUJ MICE PRESENTED AT THE BERYLLIUM SYMPOSIUM: BASIC MECHANISMS AND HUMAN HEALTH, NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE, JUNE 26, 2002.

CUTANEOUS APPLICATION OF BERYLLIUM SALTS AND OXIDE PARTICLES PRODUCES BERYLLIUM SPECIFIC PERIPHERAL SENSITIZATION IN THE C3H/HEOUJ MICE PRESENTED AT THE BERYLLIUM SYMPOSIUM: BASIC MECHANISMS AND HUMAN HEALTH, NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE, JUNE 26, 2002.

RESEARCH REPORT. DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOMATHEMATICAL LUNG MODEL TO DESCRIBE THE EXPOSURE DOSE RELATIONSHIP FOR INHALED DUST AMONG U.K. COAL MINERS

RESEARCH REPORT. DEVELOPMENT OF A BIOMATHEMATICAL LUNG MODEL TO DESCRIBE THE EXPOSURE DOSE RELATIONSHIP FOR INHALED DUST AMONG U.K. COAL MINERS

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AT ROCKY FLATS: A CASE CONTROL STUDY

CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AT ROCKY FLATS: A CASE CONTROL STUDY

DIFFERENTIAL SUSCEPTIBILITIES TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE CONTRIBUTED BY DIFFERENT GLU 69 HLA-DPB1 AND -DPA1 ALLELES




MORTALITY STUDY OF WORKERS AT SEVEN BERYLLIUM PROCESSING PLANTS.

MORTALITY STUDY OF WORKERS AT SEVEN BERYLLIUM PROCESSING PLANTS.

RETENTION MODELING OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICLES IN RATS AND HUMANS

RETENTION MODELING OF DIESEL EXHAUST PARTICLES IN RATS AND HUMANS



PUBLIC COMMENT

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ATTACHMENT A.1. AUDIT REPORT. MANAGEMENT OF BERYLLIUM METAL SUPPLY. REPORT NO DOE/IG-0583

ATTACHMENT A.1. AUDIT REPORT. MANAGEMENT OF BERYLLIUM METAL SUPPLY. REPORT NO DOE/IG-0583

RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN PREVALENCE OF A SUPRATYPIC HLA-GENETIC MARKER IMMATERIAL TO PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.

RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN PREVALENCE OF A SUPRATYPIC HLA-GENETIC MARKER IMMATERIAL TO PRE-EMPLOYMENT TESTING FOR SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE.



MAINTENANCE OF ALVEOLITIS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE BY BERYLLIUM-SPECIFIC HELPER T CELLS

MAINTENANCE OF ALVEOLITIS IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE BY BERYLLIUM-SPECIFIC HELPER T CELLS

ENCLOSURE 1. (A) SUBMITTING A QUESTION AND RESPONSE REGARDING THE LOCATIONS AND USES OF BERYLLIUM

ENCLOSURE 1. (A) SUBMITTING A QUESTION AND RESPONSE REGARDING THE LOCATIONS AND USES OF BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT A.2. ENERGY EMPLOYEES OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS COMPENSATION ACT OF 2000, REVISION TO LIST OF COVERED FACILITIES. NOTICE OF REVISION OF LISTING OF COVERED FACILITIES.

ATTACHMENT A.2. ENERGY EMPLOYEES OCCUPATIONAL ILLNESS COMPENSATION ACT OF 2000, REVISION TO LIST OF COVERED FACILITIES. NOTICE OF REVISION OF LISTING OF COVERED FACILITIES.

ATTACHMENT C.2. VARIATION IN EXPOSURE LEVELS FOR HIGH HAZARD FREQUENCY MONITORED AGENTS

ATTACHMENT C.2. VARIATION IN EXPOSURE LEVELS FOR HIGH HAZARD FREQUENCY MONITORED AGENTS

ATTACHMENT D.1. NON-OCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIOSIS

ATTACHMENT D.1. NON-OCCUPATIONAL BERYLLIOSIS

ELECTRONIC COMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

ELECTRONIC COMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

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ENCLOSURE 2 (B) SUBMITTING QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES REGARDING THE JOB CATEGORIES IN WHICH EMPLOYEES ARE POTENTIALLY EXPOSED TO BERYLLIUM AND THE STUDIES THE AGENCY SHOULD CONSIDER THAT RELATE TO THE DOSE-RESPONSE BEHAVIOR OF BERYLLIUM

ENCLOSURE 2 (B) SUBMITTING QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES REGARDING THE JOB CATEGORIES IN WHICH EMPLOYEES ARE POTENTIALLY EXPOSED TO BERYLLIUM AND THE STUDIES THE AGENCY SHOULD CONSIDER THAT RELATE TO THE DOSE-RESPONSE BEHAVIOR OF BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT B.1. BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AT A FORMER NUCLEAR WEAPONS FACILITY

ATTACHMENT B.1. BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AND CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AT A FORMER NUCLEAR WEAPONS FACILITY

ENCLOSURE 3 (C) SUBMITTING QUESTIONS AND A RESPONSE REGARDING THE FREQUENCY, DURATION AND LEVELS OF EMPLOYEE EXPOSURES TO BERYLLIUM IN EACH JOB CATEGORY AND IF SHORT-TERM PEAK EXPOSURES CAUSE ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS

ENCLOSURE 3 (C) SUBMITTING QUESTIONS AND A RESPONSE REGARDING THE FREQUENCY, DURATION AND LEVELS OF EMPLOYEE EXPOSURES TO BERYLLIUM IN EACH JOB CATEGORY AND IF SHORT-TERM PEAK EXPOSURES CAUSE ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS

ATTACHMENT C.1. CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AT ROCKY FLATS: A CASE CONTROL STUDY

ATTACHMENT C.1. CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE AND BERYLLIUM SENSITIZATION AT ROCKY FLATS: A CASE CONTROL STUDY

ENCLOSURE 4 (D) SUBMITTING A QUESTION AND RESPONSE REGARDING WHETHER OSHA SHOULD RELY ON THE NOTED RISK ASSESSMENTS TO CHARACTERIZE THE RISK OF SENSITIZATION, CBD OR LUNG CANCER FROM OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

ENCLOSURE 4 (D) SUBMITTING A QUESTION AND RESPONSE REGARDING WHETHER OSHA SHOULD RELY ON THE NOTED RISK ASSESSMENTS TO CHARACTERIZE THE RISK OF SENSITIZATION, CBD OR LUNG CANCER FROM OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM

ATTACHMENT D.2. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BERYLLIUM INDUCED NONMALIGNANT LUNG DISEASE: A 30 YEAR UPDATE

ATTACHMENT D.2. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BERYLLIUM INDUCED NONMALIGNANT LUNG DISEASE: A 30 YEAR UPDATE

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LATE COMMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

LATE COMMMENTS RECEIVED IN RESPONSE TO FEDERAL REGISTER OF NOVEMBER 26, 2002

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Letter to SERs

Beryllium SBAR Panel Schedule

SMALL ENTITY REPRESENTATIVE (SERS) CONTACT INFORMATION

Discussion Issues for SERs

PROCEDURES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE REGULATORY DEVELOPMENT

PACKAGE TO SERs See documents OSHA-H005C-2006-0870-0332 thru OSHA-H005C-2006-0870-0340

PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS

Attachment 1. Appendix Table 1. Unit Costs for Engineering Controls, by Sector and JobAttachment 2. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Tables 10, 11, 12

Attachment 4. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Table 15 Unit Costs

Attachment 5. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Final Table 16 Costs by Sector

COST MATERIALS -EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - COMPLIANCE COSTS FOR

Attachment 1. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 1 - INTRODUCTIONAttachment 2. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 4 - BERYLLIUM OXIDEAttachment 3. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 5 - ALUMINUM AND COPPER FOUNDRIESAttachment 4. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 6 - SECONDARY SMELTING, REFINING, AND ALLOYINGAttachment 5. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 7 - PRECISION TURNED PRODUCTSAttachment 6. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 8 - COPPER ROLLING AND DRAWING MILLSAttachment 7. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 9 - SPRING MANUFACTURING AND METAL STAMPINGAttachment 8. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 10 - DENTAL LABORATORIESAttachment 9. COST MATERIALS - APPENDIX A- COMPLIANCE COSTS BY 6-DIGIT NAICS INDUSTRYAttachment 10. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 2 - COMPLIANCE COSTSAttachment 11. COST MATERIALS - SECTION 3 - BERYLLIUM PRODUCTION

Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 1 -INTRODUCTION

Attachment 2. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 6 -SECONDARY SMELTING, REFINING, AND ALLOYING

Attachment 3. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 7 -PRECISION TURNED PRODUCTS

Attachment 4. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 8 - COPPER ROLLING, DRAWING, AND EXTRUDING

Attachment 5. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 9 -FABRICATION OF BERYLLIUM ALLOY PRODUCTS

Attachment 3. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Table 14 Provision by Provision Compliance Costs, by PEL Option

Attachment 6. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Final Table 17 Annual Costs or Cost Savings of Regulatory Options and Alternatives

Attachment 7. PRELIMINARY INITIAL REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS, Table 18 Estimated Costs of Medical Removal Protection Option

Attachment 1. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 2 - BERYLLIUM PRODUCTION AND SECTION 3 - EXPOSURE PROFILE AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEASIBILITY

Attachment 6. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 10 - WELDING AND ABRASIVE BLASTINGAttachment 7. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 11 - DENTAL LABORATORIESAttachment 8. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 12 - OTHER MANUFACTURING SECTORS

Attachment 9. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 13 - COAL-FIRED ELECTRIC POWER GENERATION

Attachment 10. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 4 -BERYLLIUM OXIDEAttachment 11. Technological Feasibility Materials - SECTION 5 - ALUMINUM AND COPPER FOUNDRIES

Draft Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 1

Attachment 1. Draft Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 2Attachment 2. Final Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 3Attachment 3. Draft Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 4Attachment 4. Draft Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 5Attachment 5. Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 6Attachment 6. Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 7Attachment 7. Final Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 8Attachment 8. Draft Site Visit Report: Beryllium Site 9

Attachment 2. RISK ASSESSMENTS - Preliminary Quantitative Risk Assessment for Beryllium

Preliminary Initial Considerations for a Draft Proposed Standard for General Industries, Construction and Maritime

Small Business Advisory Review (SBAR) Panel Report with Appendices A, B, and D. Final Version

Appendix C. Beryllium Small Business Advocacy Review (SBAR) Panel Report

Memorandum: From Robert Burt to Docket Records, regarding Beryllium Small Business Advocacy Review Panel Report

An Index of RFI Submissions in the Beryllium Docket (OSHA-H005C-2006-0870)

RISK ASSESSMENTS - A correction to the excess risk estimates presented in the 2004 report by ENVIRON International Corporation titled "Preliminary Quantitative Risk Assessment for Beryllium"�

Attachment 1. RISK ASSESSMENTS - Estimation of beryllium sensitization and chronic beryllium disease risk: a technical document prepared for use in conjunction with the Preliminary Initial Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (PIRFA)

Letter from Robert Burt to Edwin G. Foulke, Jr. regarding the report on OSHA's draft standard Occupational Exposure to Beryllium

An Index of SBREFA Submissions in the Beryllium Docket (OSHA-H005C-2006-0870)

OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO BERYLLIUM. NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING

Occupational Exposure to Beryllium and Beryllium Compounds

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Attachment 1. MC Pkg I-F, 2000 - Page 2

Mil-Max, 2001. Telephone conversation between Representative, Mil-Max Manufacturing Corporation and Eastern Research Group, Inc., November 14.

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McDermott, H.J., 2004. Air Monitoring for Toxic Exposures, Second Edition. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley and Sons, Inc. Page 235

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MC Pkg I-F, 2000. Industrial Hygiene Survey report dated October 8, 2000, on beryllium/copper extruding process. Part F of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-E-6, 2000. Part 6 (dated July 6, 2000) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-E-5, 2000. Part 5 (dated November 14, 2000) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

Attachment 1. MC Pkg I-E-2, 2001-Figure 1

Attachment 1. MC Pkg I-E-1, 1999 - Page6-Table1

Attachment 1. MC Pkg I-D, 2010 Page5Attachment 2. MC Pkg I-D, 2010 Page7

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MC Pkg I-E-4, 2000. Part 4 (dated September 7, 2000) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-E-3, 2000. Part 3 (dated August 7, 2000) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-E-2, 2001. Part 2 (dated February 12, 2001) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-E-1, 1999. Part 1 (dated August 24, 1999) of 6 Industrial Hygiene Service Reports on machining activities; Part E of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-D, 2010. Industrial Hygiene Survey of June 2007 through April 2009 - Final Report: Plastic blow molding fabrication operations using copper beryllium (CuBe) Alloy 25 inserts; report dated 14 January, 2010. Part D of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-C, 2008. Lapel Air Sample Results for Lasers Area/Laser Engraving Process; dated August 06, 2008. Part C of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

MC Pkg I-B, 2008. Occupational Health Aspects of Copper Beryllium Alloy Texturing/Engraving; Presentation made to customer location on the topic of laser engraving; by M.S. Kent, Brush Wellman Inc on May 28, 2008. Part B of Information Package I received May 29, 2012, from Materion Corporation by OSHA/DSG/OTF.

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MBC-R. 1993. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-Q. 1996. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-P. 2005. Survey report for characterization and analysis of airborne exposures among workers recycling cellular phones. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-H. 1991. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

Attachment 1. WHO, 1999b

MBC-G. 2005. Air and Surface Beryllium Survey. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

MBC-E. 2008. Industrial Hygiene Memorandum. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

MBC-D. 2006-07. Industrial Hygiene Chart. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

MBC-O. 1998. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-N. 1991. Attachment 4. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-M. 1991. Attachment 2. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-L. 2007. Be Exposures >= PEL 2 ug/m3 TWA - Date Range 2000-2007. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-K. 2000. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Brush Beryllium & Composites and OSHA, Elmore, OH (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-J, 2007. Letter regarding Copper Beryllium Health and Safety Awareness - Extrusion Processing. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA, Elmore, Ohio (May 8-9, 2012).

MBC-I. 2010. Memorandum re Copper Beryllium Exposure Assessment - Water-jet Cutting. Meeting between Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

WHO, 1999. Hazard Prevention and Control in the Work Environment: Airborne Dust (Publication number WHO/SDE/OEH/99.14). World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland.

MBC-F. 2005. Typical Airborne Beryllium Exposures (ug/m3) Experienced by CuBe Plastic Mold and Tooling Workers. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9). [Supplement to MBCA-G]

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MBC-C. 2001. Industrial Hygiene Memorandum. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

MBC-B. 2010. Industrial Hygiene Evaluation. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

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MBC-A. 2012. Analysis of Population of Exposed to Beryllium. Meeting between Materion Corporation and OSHA. Elmore, OH (May 8-9).

Warrenton Copper, 2001. Telephone conversation between Mike Gamble of Warrenton Copper and Eastern Research Group, Inc. November 13, 2001

Wallace, M.E., T.J. Lentz, J.M. Fajen, and J. Palassis, 1997. Assessment of Student's Exposure to Welding Fumes in a Vocational School Welding Shop

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Fuchs, B. and Protchard, D.J. (2002) Etiology of Osteosarcoma.

Fodor, I. (1977) Histogenesis of beryllium-induced bone tumours

Gibson, G.J., Prescott, R.J., Muers, M.F., Middleton, W.G., Mitchell, D.N., Connolly, C.K., Harrison, B.D. (1996). British Thoracic Society Sarcoidosis Study: Effects of Long-term Corticosteroid Treatment

Furchner, J.E., Richmond, C.R, London, J.E. (1973). Comparative Metabolism of Radionuclides in Mammals. VIII. Retention of Beryllium in the Mouse, Rat, Monkey and Dog.

Frome, E., Cragle, D., Watkins, J., Wing, S., Shy, C., Tankersley, W., West, C. (1997) A Mortality Study of Employees of the Nuclear Industry in Oak Ridge, Tennessee

Frome, E.L., Smith, M.H., Littlefield, L.G., et al. (1996). Statistical Methods for the Blood Beryllium Lymphocyte Proliferation Test

Freiman, D.G., Hardy, H.L. (1970) Beryllium disease. The Relation of Pulmonary Pathology to Clinical Course and Prognosis Based on a Study of 130 Cases From the U.S. Beryllium Case Registry

Fontenot, A.P., Palmer, B.E., Sullivan, A.K., Joslin, F,G., Wilson, C.C., Maier, L.A., Newman, L.S., Kotzin, B.L. (2005) Frequency of beryllium specific, central memory CD 4+ T cells in blood determines proliferation response.

Fontenot, A.P., Gharavi, L., Bennett, S.R., Canavera S.J., Newman, L,S., and Ktzin, B.L. (2003) CD28 costimulation independence of target organ versus circulating memory antigen-specific CD4+ T cells

Fontenot, A.P., Canavera, S.J., Gharavi, L., Newman, L.S., Kotzin, B.L. (2002) Target Organ Localization of Memory of CD4+T Cells in Patients with Chronic Beryllium Disease.

Fontenot, A.P., Torres, M.., Marshall, W.H., Newman, L.S., Kotzin, B.L. (2000) Beryllium Presentation t CD4+ T cells Underlies Disease-susceptibility HLA-DP Alleles in Chronic Beryllium Disease.

Fireman, E., Haimsky, E., Noiderfer, M., Priel, I., Lerman, Y. (2003) Misdiagnosis of Sarcoidosis in Patients with Chronic Beryllium Disease

Eisenbud, M. (1993) Re: Lung Cancer Incidence among Patients with Beryllium Disease [Letter].

Driscoll, K.E. (1996) Role of Inflammation in the Development of Rat Lung Tumors in Response to Chronic Particle Exposure

Diaconita, G. and Eskenasy, A. (1978). Experimental Aerogenic Pulmonary Berylliosis in Rabbits

Deodhar, S.D. and Barna, B.P. (1991). Immune Mechanisms in Beryllium Lung Disease.

Delic, J. (1992) Toxicity Review 27 (Part 2): Beryllium and beryllium compounds

Finch, G., March, T., Hahn, F., Barr, E., Belinsky, S., Hoover, M., Lechner, J., Nikula, K., Hobbs, C. (1998a) Carcinogenic responses of transgenic heterozygous p53 knockout mice to inhaled 239PuO2 or metallic beryllium

Finch, G.L., Lowther, W.T., Hoover, M.D., Brooks A.L. (1991) Effects of beryllium metal particles on the viability and function of cultured rat alveolar macrophages.

Annual Report of the Inhalation Toxicology Research Institute: The Cytotoxicity of Beryllium Compounds to Cultured Canine Alveolar Macrophages (1986)

Elder, A., Gelein, R., Finkelstein, J.N., Driscoll, K.E., Harkema, J., OberdÃ¶rster, G. (2005) Effects of Subchronically Inhaled Carbon Black in Three Species. I. Retention Kinetics, Lung Inflammation, and Histopathology

Dotti, C., D'Apice, M.R., Rogliani, P., Novelli, G., Saltini, C., Amicosante, M. (2004) Analysis of TNF-Î± Promoter Polymorphisms in the Susceptibility to Beryllium Hypersensitivity

Deubner, D.C., Goodman, M., Iannuzzi, J. (2001) Variability, Predictive Value, and Uses of the Beryllium Blood Lymphocyte Proliferation Test (BLPT): Preliminary Analysis of the Ongoing Workforce Survey

Deubner, D., Kelsh, M., Shum, M., et al. (2001) Berylium Sensitization, Chronic Berylium Disease, and Exposures at a Berylium Mining and Extraction Facility.

De Nardi, J.M., Van Orstrand, H.S., Curtis, G.H., Zielinski, J. (1953). Berylliosis: Summary and Survey of all Clinical Types Observed in a Twelve-Year Period

Denardi, J.M., Van Ordstrand, H.S., Carmody, M.G. (1949). Acute Dermatitis and Pneumonitis in Beryllium Workers: Review of 406 Cases in 8-year Period with Follow-up on Recoveries.

Cummings, K.J., Stefaniak, A.B., Virji, M.A., Kreiss, K. (2009). A Reconsideration of Acute Beryllium Disease

Crowley, J.F., Hamilton, J.G., Scott, K.G. (1949) The Metabolism of Carrier-Free Radioberyllium in the Rat

Cordeiro, C.R., Jones, J.C., Alfaro, T., Ferriera, A.J. (2007) Bronchoalveolar Lavage in Occupational Lung Diseases

Cholack, J., Schafer, L., Yeager, D. (1967) Exposures to Beryllium in a Beryllium Alloying Plant

Borm PJ, Schins RP, Albrecht C. (2004) Inhaled particles and lung cancer. Part B: Paradigms and risk assessments.

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Day, G.A., Dufresne, A., Stefaniak, A.B., Schuler, C.R., Stanton, M.L., Miller, W.E., Kent, M.S., (2007) Exposure Pathway Assessment at a Copper-Beryllium Alloy Facility

Dai, S., Crawford, F., Marrack, P., Kappler, J.W. (2008). The Structure of HLA-DR52c: Comparison to other HLA-DRB3 Alleles

Cianciara, M.J., Volkova, A.P., Aizina, N.L., Alekseeva, O.G. (1980) A study of humoral and cellular responsiveness in a population occupationally exposed to beryllium.

Chiappino, G., Cirla, A., Vigliani, E.C. (1969) Delayed-Type Hypersensitivity Reactions to Beryllium Compounds. An Experimental Study.

Carter, J.M., Corson, N., Driscoll, K.E., Elder, A., Finkelstein, J.N., Harkema, J.R., Gelein, R., Wade-Mercer, P., Nguyen, K., Oberdorster, G. (2006) A Comparative Dose-Related Response of Several Key Pro- and Anti-inflammatory Mediators in the Lungs of Rats, Mice and Hamsters after Subchronic Inhalation of Carbon Black

Carter, J.M. and Driscoll, K.E. (2001) The Role of Inflammation, Oxidative Stress, and Proliferation in Silica-Induced Disease: A Species Comparison

Camner P, Hellstrom PA, Lundborg M, Philipson K. (1977). Lung Clearance of 4Î¼m Particles Coated with Silver, Carbon or Beryllium.

Bernard, A., Torma-Krajewski, J., Viet, S. (1996) Retrospective beryllium exposure assessment at the Rocky Flats Environmental Site

Belman, S. (1969). Beryllium binding in epidermal constituents

Ames and Gold (1990). Chemical Carcinogenesis: Too many rodent carcinogens.

Toxicological Profile for Beryllium (2002)

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Table 2. Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Beryllium Facility No. 2 - Plant Diagram Copper/Beryllium Machine Shop June 2007

Bargon et al. (1986). Lymphocyte transformation test in a group of foundry workers exposed to beryllium and non-exposed controls.

Amicosante et al. (2005). Role of the berylliosis-associated HLA-DPGlu69 supratypic variant in determining the response to beryllium in a blood T-cells beryllium-stimulated proliferation test.

Amicosante et al. (2005). Identification of HLA-DRPhebeta47 as the Susceptibility Marker of Hypersensitivity to Beryllium in Individuals Lacking the Berylliosis-associated Supratypic Marker HLA-DPGlubeta69.

FINAL ECONOMIC AND REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS FOR OSHAS FINAL STANDARD FOR OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO HEXAVALENT CHROMIUM

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, 2000 (EPA, 2000b). SAB Report on EPA's White Paper Valuing the Benefits of Fatal Cancer Risk Reduction, EPA-SAB-EEAAC-00-013

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Occupational Exposure to Beryllium: Beryllium Facility No. 2 - Copper/Beryllium Machine Shop

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Electronic Recycling Operations United States Penitentiary, Lewisburg, PA

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Occupational Exposure to Beryllium: Beryllium Facility No. 3 Aluminum/Beryllium Foundry, and Copper/Beryllium Foundry and Machine Shop

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Electronic Recycling Operations, UNICOR Marianna Federal Correctional Institution. Marianna, Florida

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Table 1. Occupational Exposure Criteria for Metal/Elements

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ERG, 2009a- personal communication with an industrial hygiene researcher at New Jersey Medical Reserve Corps (NJMRC)

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OSHA 2014a. Risk Analysis of a Worker Population at a Beryllium Machining Facility.

Cross Reference List for Beryllium Docket (RFI submissions)

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Occupational Exposure to Beryllium: Beryllium Facility #1 - Copper/Beryllium Foundry

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Control Technology and Exposure Assessment for Electronic Recycling Operations. Elkton Federal Correctional Institution. Elkton, Ohio

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Beryllium Facility #3 - Plant Diagram. Aluminum/Beryllium Foundry and Copper/Beryllium Foundry and Machine Shop. September 2007

Final NIOSH Site Visit Reports - Table 2. Facility #2 - Copper/Beryllium Machine Shop Personal Breathing Zone (P) and Area (A) Air Sample Results for Beryllium (Be) and Copper (Cu)

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Chen, Mei. 2001. Development of Beryllium Exposure Matrices for Workers in A Former Beryllium Manufacturing Plant. Dissertation submitted to the Division of Research and Advanced Studies, University of Cincinnati.

Docket Content Report- Beryllium Submissions from OSHA-H005C-2006-0870 (August 2015)Document Type Received DateOTHER 10/20/2000

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