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Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos Reports to D. L. Johnson on Insulation Stripping and Bagging at \#1 Powerhouse, Institute (1980)

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Seven one-page industrial hygiene monitoring forms for asbestos, each reporting fiber concentrations (fibers >5 µm/cm3) for a named worker stripping or bagging insulation at the #1 Powerhouse, Institute, on 4/28/80 and 4/11/80. Each lists sample results, a time-weighted average where calculable, the OSHA allowable TWA of 2 fibers, and comments on respirators, coveralls and wetting of the insulation.

Author
Ruth Clise (Work by (signature; name read from handwriting on the form)); G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature, read from the image; also listed in the cc line))
Published by
Union Carbide Corporation (industrial hygiene monitoring, Institute, West Virginia plant)
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-2686
Date
April 1980
Number
Bates UCC 024517 to UCC 024523
Library no.
ACL Doc 17619 · asbestosclaims.law/library/17619
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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What the document holds

  • Page 1: Monitoring of F. E. Cobb, stripping insulation, 4/28/80 (TWA .14 fibers; Computer Ref. W-1043)
  • Page 2: Monitoring of T. G. Grant, bagging insulation, 4/28/80 (TWA .27 fibers)
  • Page 3: Monitoring of T. L. Jividen, stripping insulation, 4/28/80 (no TWA; filter cassette lost)
  • Page 4: Monitoring of D. K. Milan, stripping insulation from #2 boiler front, 4/11/80 (no TWA; Computer Ref. W-1041)
  • Page 5: Monitoring of B. M. Beckett, stripping insulation, 4/11/80 (no TWA; Computer Ref. W-1040)
  • Page 6: Monitoring of G. H. Landers, stripping insulation and cleaning, 4/11/80 (TWA 0.2 fibers)
  • Page 7: Monitoring of D. K. Naylor, bagging insulation and cleaning, 4/11/80 (TWA 0.3 fibers)

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From Ruth Clise (Work by (signature; name read from handwriting on the form)); G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature, read from the image; also listed in the cc line)) to D. L. Johnson (511-5518).

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This is document UC-2686 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 7 pages. Production numbers UCC 024517 to UCC 024523.

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Ruth Clise (Work by (signature, name read from handwriting on the form)), G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature, read from the image, also listed in the cc line)). “Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos Reports to D. L. Johnson on Insulation Stripping and Bagging at #1 Powerhouse, Institute.” April 1980. Union Carbide documents, UC-2686, Bates UCC 024517 to UCC 024523. Union Carbide Corporation (industrial hygiene monitoring, Institute, West Virginia plant). AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 17619. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/17619.

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