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Page 4 of 6 <br /> provided. " <br /> Besides servicing White Slough, I was deployed there for various other tasks (as <br /> were all other employees of that time), including (but not limited to) site maintenance for <br /> the facilities there. My timesheets clearly illustrate my relationship with White Slough, <br /> and it is within my rights to be given the SJCM&cVCD MSDS labels and chemical <br /> treatment records from 2000-2010. <br /> 4. A copy of the SJCM&VCD memo from John R. Stroh, Manager to SHEA <br /> representative Ray DeGeest, dated 6/3/98, titled "Employee wastewater handling <br /> information update." <br /> "Please explain how this is relevant to your case." <br /> This memo establishes the specific information that my employer had a <br /> responsibility to make available to me and my medical providers from the time of my <br /> first exposure. The failure of my employer to provide this information to me and my <br /> doctors must be clear to put the doctor reports in context. <br /> 5. A copy of the SJCM&VCD training binder titled "Agricultural and Municipal <br /> Waste Water Information" noted in the above referenced memo. <br /> "Please explain how this is relevant to your case." <br /> This training binder establishes protocol for an exposure, and details for the <br /> employee and for any treating physician the wide array of pathogens, chemicals, viruses, <br /> toxins, and diseases an employee in my capacity was liable to be subjected to. This <br /> 12/23/2013 <br />