OSHA Crane Inspection Report and Analysis Oct 2001

NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

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eoAductad boi/i insiOe wut the buUdiogs our member* ut expected to report to, and should measure ait potential surface and airboraa comaminaats and irrkams, not merely asbestoe. Of particular iatnest to this union arc the fellowiag locations: • 220 Church Street, sl« 40 Worth Street; • 250 Church Street; • ISOWiUiamSQoct: « 60 Hudson Street; « 66 John Street; • 32/42 Broadway; • 100 Gold Street; and • 230 Broadway, Please iranrediuteb' provide to my anentlon civics of all reports, surveys, safety assMsmema, etc. conducted subs^uent to September 11 of this year, as w’dl ae a .’cliedule and description of all anticipated ongoing testing. Por your convenience, we are willing to send a represetdarive to pick up these materials from your office, Kindly also advise os of urangemenU/ ttuwnunudaiiuns for temporary xeassigaiAeiit being made fbr employees with respiratory conditions or other serious issues related to the aftemoth of the vile terrorist attack. Thaak you lor your anticipated cooperarion in these very uofonunate eitcumstanees.

Sincerely,

Saul Fishman Business Agent & Grievance Advocate

Cc; Williaro J. Diamond DCaS Commissioner James Hanley, OLR Commissioner Nicholes Mancuso, Secretaiy/ Treasurer Local 237 Dennis Suilivsn, DC 37 Director ofKneareh & Negotiations Lee Claike. DC 37 Diteowi of Saftcy & Health Clorio Johnson. Esq., CSB A President Bernard McSorley. Local 23? Health & Safety Coordinator

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