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Sunshine Act Meeting—September 15,
2009—6 p.m.
In connection with its investigation
into the cause of a December 19, 2007,
explosion and subsequent chemical fire
at the T2 Laboratories, Inc., a chemical
manufacturer in Jacksonville, Florida,
the Chemical Safety and Hazard
Investigation Board announces that it
will convene a public meeting on
September 15, 2009, starting at 6 p.m. at
the Marriott Hotel located at 4670
Salisbury Rd in Jacksonville, Florida in
‘‘The Florida Room.’’
At the meeting CSB staff will present
to the Board the results of their
investigation into this incident. Key
issues involved in the investigation
concern reactive hazard recognition,
hazard education, emergency
preparedness, and process design and
scale-up. This will be followed by a
public comment period prior to a Board
vote on the report.
Incident Description: On December
19th, T2 Laboratories, Inc. was
producing a batch of
methylcyclopentadienyl manganese
tricarbonyl (MCMT). A problem soon
occurred and the process operator had
an outside operator call the owners to
report a cooling problem and request
they return to the site. Upon their
return, one of the two owners went to
the control room to assist. A few
minutes later, the reactor burst and its
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contents exploded, killing the owner
and process operator who were in the
control room and two outside operators
who were exiting the reactor area. It also
injured 32, including four employees
and 28 members of the public who were
working in surrounding businesses.
Debris from the reactor was found up to
one mile away, and the explosion
damaged buildings within one quarter
mile of the facility.
Following the staff presentation and
the conclusion of the public comment
period, the Board will consider whether
to approve the final report and
recommendations. All staff
presentations are preliminary and are
intended solely to allow the Board to
consider in a public forum the issues
and factors involved in this case. No
factual analyses, conclusions or findings
presented by staff should be considered
final. Only after the Board has
considered the final staff presentation,
listened to the witnesses and the public
comments and approved the staff report
will there be an approved final record
of this incident.
The meeting will be open to the
public. Please notify CSB if a translator
or interpreter is needed, at least 5
business days prior to the public
meeting. For more information, please
contact the Chemical Safety and Hazard
Investigation Board at (202) 261–7600,
or visit our Web site at: https://
www.csb.gov.
Christopher W. Warner,
General Counsel.
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chapter 35).
Agency: U.S. Census Bureau.
Title: 2009—2011 Company
Organization Survey.
Form Number(s): NC–99001, NC–
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Number of Respondents: 48,000.
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currently approved Company
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critical information on the
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characteristics, and employment and
payroll of multi-location enterprises.
The 2009–2011 COS collection will not
differ from the 2008. The sample size
will remain the same as in 2008
surveying 48,000 respondents.
Form NC–99001 is mailed to multilocation enterprises. We ask questions
on ownership or control by a domestic
parent, ownership or control by a
foreign parent, and ownership of foreign
affiliates; research and development,
and employees from a professional
employer organization. Establishment
inquiries include questions on
operational status, mid-March
employment, first-quarter payroll, and
annual payroll of establishments (see
Attachment A, Item 5 of NC–99001).
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will mail Form NC–99007 to some large
single-location enterprises that may
have added some locations. Form NC–
99007 contains questions on ownership
and control by a domestic company,
number of locations of operation,
physical location, locations of
operation, and inquiries on mid-March
employment, first-quarter payroll, and
annual payroll for each separate
location.
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provides sampling populations and
enumeration lists for the Census
Bureau’s economic surveys and
censuses, and it serves as an integral
part of the statistical foundation
underlying those programs. Essential for
this purpose is the BR’s ability to
identify all known United States
business establishments and their
parent companies. Further, the BR must
accurately record basic business
attributes needed to control sampling
and enumeration. These attributes
include industrial and geographic
classifications, measures of size and
economic activity, ownership
characteristics, and contact information
(for example, name and address).
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data that serve as the basis for the
annual County Business Patterns (CBP)
statistical series. The CBP reports
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CHEMICAL SAFETY AND HAZARD INVESTIGATION BOARD
Sunshine Act Meeting--September 15, 2009--6 p.m.
In connection with its investigation into the cause of a December
19, 2007, explosion and subsequent chemical fire at the T2
Laboratories, Inc., a chemical manufacturer in Jacksonville, Florida,
the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board announces that it
will convene a public meeting on September 15, 2009, starting at 6 p.m.
at the Marriott Hotel located at 4670 Salisbury Rd in Jacksonville,
Florida in ``The Florida Room.''
At the meeting CSB staff will present to the Board the results of
their investigation into this incident. Key issues involved in the
investigation concern reactive hazard recognition, hazard education,
emergency preparedness, and process design and scale-up. This will be
followed by a public comment period prior to a Board vote on the
report.
Incident Description: On December 19th, T2 Laboratories, Inc. was
producing a batch of methylcyclopentadienyl manganese tricarbonyl
(MCMT). A problem soon occurred and the process operator had an outside
operator call the owners to report a cooling problem and request they
return to the site. Upon their return, one of the two owners went to
the control room to assist. A few minutes later, the reactor burst and
its contents exploded, killing the owner and process operator who were
in the control room and two outside operators who were exiting the
reactor area. It also injured 32, including four employees and 28
members of the public who were working in surrounding businesses.
Debris from the reactor was found up to one mile away, and the
explosion damaged buildings within one quarter mile of the facility.
Following the staff presentation and the conclusion of the public
comment period, the Board will consider whether to approve the final
report and recommendations. All staff presentations are preliminary and
are intended solely to allow the Board to consider in a public forum
the issues and factors involved in this case. No factual analyses,
conclusions or findings presented by staff should be considered final.
Only after the Board has considered the final staff presentation,
listened to the witnesses and the public comments and approved the
staff report will there be an approved final record of this incident.
The meeting will be open to the public. Please notify CSB if a
translator or interpreter is needed, at least 5 business days prior to
the public meeting. For more information, please contact the Chemical
Safety and Hazard Investigation Board at (202) 261-7600, or visit our
Web site at: https://www.csb.gov.
Christopher W. Warner,
General Counsel.
[FR Doc. E9-20949 Filed 8-26-09; 4:15 pm]
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