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Accident: 711622 - Five Employees Exposed To Solvents From Roofing Compound

Accident: 711622 -- Report ID: 1054191 -- Event Date: 09/04/1987
InspectionOpen DateSICEstablishment Name
10531678009/08/19873674Intel Corporation
A subcontractor was using a compound containing asphalt and petroleum naphtha to reproof a building. Despite the fact that the ventilation system had been put on total recirculation with no outside air intake, some of the vapors entered the work area inside. Employees #1 through #5 reported slight to mild symptoms that could be attributed to solvent exposure, and were sent to a local hospital for medical evaluation. All were later released. The physician reported that only Employee #2 exhibited physical evidence of exposure to organic vapors.
Keywords: ventilation, inhalation, equipment failure, petroleum naphtha, chemical vapor, toxic fumes, overexposure, asphalt
Employee # Inspection Age Sex Degree Nature Occupation
1 105316780 Non Hospitalized injury Other Records clerks
2 105316780 Non Hospitalized injury Other Records clerks
3 105316780 Non Hospitalized injury Other Records clerks
4 105316780 Non Hospitalized injury Other Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers
5 105316780 Non Hospitalized injury Other Records clerks

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