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Industrial Hygiene Monitoring Reports for Asbestos at the Institute \#1 Powerhouse, Sent to D. L. Johnson (1980)

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Three Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos forms, all dated 4/28/80, report fiber concentrations measured on workers T. L. Jividen, F. E. Cobb and T. G. Grant while they stripped and bagged insulation from steam lines on the #1 boiler at the #1 Powerhouse at Institute. Each form compares the results with the OSHA allowable exposure of 2 fibers > 5 µm/cm3 and notes that the workers wore disposable dust respirators and coveralls. The Jividen TWA was not calculated because his filter cassette was lost.

Author
Ruth Clise (Work by (signature; name read from the image, not clearly printed)); G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature; also listed in the cc line as G. F. Hurley, 701-334))
Published by
Union Carbide Corporation, Industrial Hygiene (Institute, West Virginia plant)
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-3228
Date
April 28, 1980
Number
Bates UCC 016663 to UCC 016665
Library no.
ACL Doc 18039 · asbestosclaims.law/library/18039
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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  • Page 1: Monitoring form for T. L. Jividen, stripping insulation, two samples (.52 and .62 fibers), TWA not calculated because the filter cassette was lost (UCC 016663)
  • Page 2: Monitoring form for F. E. Cobb, stripping insulation, four samples, TWA .14 fibers > 5 µm/cm3 (UCC 016664)
  • Page 3: Monitoring form for T. G. Grant, bagging stripped insulation, three samples, TWA .27 fibers > 5 µm/cm3 (UCC 016665)

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From Ruth Clise (Work by (signature; name read from the image, not clearly printed)); G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature; also listed in the cc line as G. F. Hurley, 701-334)) to D. L. Johnson (511-5518).

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This is document UC-3228 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 3 pages. Production numbers UCC 016663 to UCC 016665.

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Ruth Clise (Work by (signature, name read from the image, not clearly printed)), G. F. Hurley (Approved by (signature, also listed in the cc line as G. F. Hurley, 701-334)). “Industrial Hygiene Monitoring Reports for Asbestos at the Institute #1 Powerhouse, Sent to D. L. Johnson.” April 28, 1980. Union Carbide documents, UC-3228, Bates UCC 016663 to UCC 016665. Union Carbide Corporation, Industrial Hygiene (Institute, West Virginia plant). AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 18039. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/18039.

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