First question I would ask is "Who regulates the operations of the plant
for your industry?"

Likely, they are who sets the retention requirements.  It could be OSHA,
EPA, NIOSH.  But there are a myriad of record types, including
transportation, production, waste, personnel, exposure, etc... and because
there is the potential of some records relating to "incidental exposure to
potentially hazardous substances", they may have moratorium against ANY
destruction, or have a minumum of 75 years after separation from employment
to protect the rights of successor generations.

Larry
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On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 10:42 AM, Janice Butler <
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> Greetings
>
> I am currently developing a retention schedule and am having difficulties
> finding reliable guidelines for lead refining and production data records.
>  Is there anyone in a similar industry willing to share what sources you
> used to set retention on these types of records?
>
> Please feel free to contact me directly.
>
> Many thanks.... Janice
>
>
> Janice Butler
> Records Analyst
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Danville, CA
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