Plant 512 Hazardous Condition Reports on Asbestos Dust and Employee Exposure, with Divider 'III. Complaint Documents' (1985)

Exhibit consisting of a handwritten divider page 'III. Complaint Documents' and two plant safety forms. The first is a 1985 Hazardous Condition Report about asbestos stored in plastic bags, marked 'Health hazard', with a recommendation that the safety department check the area for asbestos dust and a handwritten reply from the department head. The second is an undated Hazardous Condition/Safety Awareness Report on a form revised 8/5/86, checked as a potential health hazard and describing asbestos in the work area, lack of training, and OSHA exposure levels.

What the document holds

• Page 1: Handwritten divider page 'III. Complaint Documents' (A04153)
• Page 2: Hazardous Condition Report no. 17-85, Plant 512, on asbestos stored in plastic bags, with supervisor and department head responses (received 6/18/85) (A04154)
• Page 3: Hazardous Condition/Safety Awareness Report (Form 512-2804F, revised 8/5/86) on asbestos in the work area, employee training and exposure levels; mostly handwritten

People and organizations

From W. D. Boggess (Originator of the 1985 report (name handwritten; reading uncertain)) to M. Collins (C. M. Collins Jr.) (Immediate Supervisor); W. K. Meadows (Department Head or Complex Supervisor (handwritten; reading uncertain)).

• M. G. Collins (recipient)
• W. K. Meadows (recipient)
• OSHA (named)
• Safety Department (named)
• Union Carbide Corporation (named)

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About this copy

This is document UC-852 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 3 pages. Production numbers A04153 to A04154.