A communique to Cryer Pharmaceuticals

[Dusty Lens]

Transport of Hazardous/Contaminated/Infectious Materials (Class A inc.) Health & Safety Compliance Application

Section A

Requested By: Executive Coordinator Felix Cabulb, Health & Safety Department, Cryer Pharmaceuticals

Completed By: Timothy Rhyme, Interspace Neutralnet Division, Interspace Commerce

Date: 9.9.818

Section B

*Please provide details for every vessel which will be used to transport such materials.

Name of Vessel(s): Bulls and Bears, Jethro's Jewels, Embeddo, Brabant, Bad Penny, Running Dry, Inglorious Banker, Market Maker, Financial Backbone, Credit Crunch, The Grey Fox, Frozen Assets, Beget Bullion, Irrefutable Loans, Acid Test, Jihad Trader, Joe's Chop Shop, Letter of Credit, Invisible Hand

Classification of Vessel(s): Enterprise Luxury Liner, Titanic Heavy Tanker, Titanic Heavy Tanker, Stork, Titanic Heavy Tanker, Enterprise Luxury Liner, Shire Bretonian Container Transport, Colossus Rheinland Train, K7:P-19T Akegata Kusari Container Transport , Titanic Civilian Heavy Tanker, Stork, Golem Heavy Mover, Titanic Heavy Tanker, Titanic Civilian Heavy Tanker, Armoured Transport, Luxury Yacht, Kujira

Registry Code of Vessel(s): [IND]Bulls'n'Bears, [IND]Jethro's.Jewels, [IND]Embeddo, [IND]Marcel.Brabant, [IND]Bad.Penny, [IND]Running.Dry, [IND]Inglorious Banker, [IND]Market Maker, [IND]Financial Backbone, [IND]Credit.Crunch, [IND]TheGreyFox, [IND]Frozen.Assets, [IND]Beget.Bullion, [IND]Irrefutable.Loans, [IND]Acid Test, [IND]Jihad Trader, [IND]Joe'sChopShop, [IND]Letter.of.Credit, [IND]Invisible.Hand

Compliment of Vessel(s): 250, 30, 6, 4, 242, 12, 12, 4, 200, 75, 12, 15, 15, 15, 15, 5, 15

Name of Commanding Officer(s): Otis Jethro, Otis Jethro, Klaus von Knuddeln, Marcel Brabant, Jung Hoon Han, Lord Oscar Singleton, Peter Hansen, Peter Hansen, Peter Hansen, James Watson, Jonathon Winchester III, Jonathon Winchester III, Troy Daniel, Stephen Tippit, Eric Mantoffen Burtenstein the Third, Frank Mills, Joe Hernandez, Timothy Rhyme

Name of Second in Command(s): I.P.Freely, I.C.Weener, Udo Umarmung, Werner Verhätscheln, Steven Fechter, Joo Is Fat, Albert Hocking, Aaron A. Aaronson, William B. Rich, Klaus Kleber, John Doe, Tim the Midget,

Size of Cargo Hold(s):

4000, 4800, 4800, 4800, 5000, 4800, 4000, 4200, 5000, 4700, 4200, 4800, 5000, 4700, 4800, 4800, 750, 1200, 4700

Section C

*Provide details where possible.

Material/Subject Characteristics and Classification: Human Organs. Biohazard.

Name of Material/Subject (Commercial and Experimental): Human Organs. Biohazard.

Quantity of Material/Subject: What.

Name, Classification and Type of Container:

They're your boxes.

Form of Material/Subject (Solid, Liquid, Gas etc):

Solid... I would assume.

Type of Material/Subject (Biological, Radioactive, Chemical etc):

Biological...

Manufacturer of Material/Subject: What.

Security Grade of Container: They're your boxes.

Safety Grade of Container: They're your boxes.

Radioactivity of Material/Subject: They're your materials/subjects.

Type of Transportation (Exclusivity): Stellar.

Risk of Transportation: None.

Is the material an excepted quantity as defined by Sirius Health & Safety Regulations?

Damn well better be, why we're doing business with you.

Hazardous materials stored in manner to segregate incompatibles substances?

They're your boxes.

Work areas where hazardous materials are stored or used are clearly identified?

Yes.

Hazardous waste storage areas are separate & clearly identified?

Yes

Hazardous waste storage areas are able to contain spills or leaks?

Yes.

Material Safety Data Sheets are readily available to employees for hazardous materials in their work areas?

Yes.

Emergency communications frequencies are located in hazardous materials work areas?

Yes.

Signs prohibiting smoking, eating or drinking are clearly posted in hazardous materials storage, handling and use areas?

Yes.

Working areas used for the storage, handling and use of hazardous materials are adequately ventilated?

Yes.

Locations of utility shut-offs are clearly identified?

Yes.

Appropriate personal protective equipment such as goggles, face shields, gloves and aprons are available?

Yes.

First aid kits are available and fully stocked?

Yes.

Cargo hold has adequate barriers to prevent container-roll-off or tip-over?

Yes.

Spill clean-up materials are readily available and clearly identified?

Yes.

Eye wash & emergency shower stations are provided in work areas where corrosives are used?

Yes.

Personnel are trained in emergency procedures?

Yes.

"No Smoking" rule strictly enforced?

Yes.

Are all areas of the vessel(s), including relevant outside areas adequately lit?

Yes.

Have excessive glare and reflections have been eliminated?

Yes.

Are workstations properly positioned to make the best use of natural light?

Sure, there's a window or two on our bloody flying in the black void vessels.

Is local lighting provided to workstations where necessary?

Yes.

Is emergency lighting provided, with an independent power source which activates automatically when normal lighting fails?

Yes.

Does emergency lighting provide enough light?

Yes.

What is the average noise level in the vessel(s)?

Low enough to not disturb a man with a hangover.

Is noise reduced at source by the provision of properly designed, well maintained and adjusted tools or machines?

Yes.

Are noise levels reduced by the use of sound-absorbent materials?

Yes.

Can the source of any excessive noise be enclosed or isolated?

Yes.

Is suitable hearing protection provided if noise levels cannot be reduced by any other means?

Yes.

Is the vessel(s) too hot or too cold?

No.

Can measures be taken to control temperature extremes?

Yes.

Are ventilators, fans or air conditioners provided to ensure a consistent flow of fresh air?

Yes.

Is machinery and equipment which generates heat or fumes isolated or enclosed?

Yes.

Are adequate extraction systems fitted to machinery or equipment, or is local exhaust ventilation provided where necessary?

Yes.

Are ventilation and extraction systems regularly cleaned and maintained to ensure their efficiency?

Yes.

Are appropriate and convenient storage racks provided for tools, raw materials, parts and products?

Yes.

Are there enough waste receptacles or containers of adequate size?

Yes.

Is there provision for proper drainage of waste water or other liquids?

Yes.

Are all staircases secure and fitted with suitable handrails?

Yes.

Are ladders, platforms, crawling boards and other equipment for working at heights in good repair and suitable for the task?

Yes.

Are all fragile roofs and surfaces clearly identified?

Yes.

Have measures been taken to prevent falls into vessel(s) containing dangerous substances?

Yes.

Section D

What is the purpose of the transport?

To move your goods from location A to location B.

Is the material/subject in violation of any house/sovereignty/territorial law?

No.

What is the material/subject's original affiliation?

You.

What is the material/subject's original location of discovery/production?

You.

What is/are the material/subject's final destination?

Cryer approved locations.

Are there special transport requirements? If so, what are they?

They're your boxes. You tell us.