Text For Citation: 01 Item/Group: 013B Hazard:

29 CFR 1910.1025(e)(1)(i): For any employees exposed to lead above the permissible exposure limit for more than 30 days per year the employer did not implement engineering and work practice controls (including administrative controls) were not implemented to reduce and maintain employee exposure to lead: a) Furnace Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees exposed to inorganic lead in excess of the reduced permissible exposure limit (PEL) of 33 �g/m^3 ranging from 250 �g/m^3 - 8,570 �g/m^3. b) RMPC Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees exposed to lead in excess of the reduced PEL of 33 �g/m^3 ranging from 80 �g/m^3 - 2,5000 �g/m^3. c) Refining Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees were exposed to lead in excess of the reduced PEL of 33 �g/m^3 ranging from 360 �g/m^3 - 3,160 �g/m^3. d) Maintenance Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees were exposed to lead in excess of the reduced PEL of 33 �g/m^3 ranging from 70 �g/m^3 - 1, 110 �g/m^3. e) Hygiene Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees were exposed to lead in excess of the reduced PEL of 33 �g/m^3, about 60 �g/m^3. f) Environmental Controls Department: On or about 4/5/2021, Feasible engineering and administrative controls were not implemented for employees were exposed to lead in excess of the reduced PEL of 33 �g/m^3 ranging from 250 �g/m^3 - 510 �g/m^3.