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University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program University of Washington Former Hanford Worker Medical Monitoring Program Summary of Occupational History and Exposure Data Phase II Year 8 Quarter 3, 2006

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Contacts and Responses Number Percent Initial Contact Forms Mailed52,817 Outdated, Undeliverable Addresses  4, % Responses 21, % Interested Respondents 8, % Eligible Respondents 5, % Willing to Participate 5, % Occupational History Survey Respondents 3, %

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Occupational History Survey Most Common Job Titles (N=6800 jobs)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Occupational History Survey Most Common Job Titles (N=6800 jobs)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Top 10 Hazard Concern (N=3150 workers)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Top 10 Hazard Concerns (N=6800 jobs)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program UW Former Hanford Worker Top 20 Hazard Concerns

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Top 10 Hazards Worked With or Near (N=3150 workers)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Top 10 Hazards Worked With or Near (N=6800 jobs)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program UW Former Hanford Worker Top 20 Hazards: Worked with or Near

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Workers with Work-Related Injury or Illness (N=3150 workers)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Involved in spills or accidents? (N=3150 workers) Yes responses to the question- n 35% While in this job, were you ever involved in work- related accidents, spills, or other incidents? n 79% Do you feel you may have been exposed to work hazards?

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program Worker Report of Risk* vs. Program Risk Evaluation** l 54% of workers possibly exposed** to beryllium did not report* exposure. l 29% of workers possibly exposed** to asbestos did not report* exposure. l 27% of workers possibly exposed** to noise did not report* exposure. *Worker reported risk through occupational history survey. **Program evaluated risk through Job Exposure Matrix (JEM) and Industrial Hygienist (IH) review of job history.

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS FOR UW PROGRAM l Richland office (general information) l Seattle office (clinical questions) l Energy Employees Compensation Resource Center (federal compensation program questions)

University of Washington Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program UW-Hanford Former Worker Examination Sites Licensed and highly qualified providers used currently at nine sites: l Kennewick, WA - WorkCare l Kennewick, WA - Bi-State Occupational Safety & Health l Spokane, WA - Occupational Medicine Associates l Portland, OR - Northwest Occupational Health Associates l Seattle, WA - Harborview Medical Center/ University of Washington l Denver, CO - National Jewish Medical and Research Center l Oak Ridge, TN – Park Med Ambulatory Care l Outside service area - National Supplemental Screening Program