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H. C. Lewinsohn to John Cornell on Recording and Reporting of Asbestos-Related Radiographic Abnormalities, with Attached OSHA Recordkeeping Instructions and 1979 Raybestos-Manhattan Surveillance Paper (1983)

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Internal Union Carbide memo in which H. C. Lewinsohn followed up a March 29, 1983 Charleston meeting on classifying asbestos-related chest x-ray abnormalities for record-keeping. He attached OSHA recordkeeping instructions he had prepared at Raybestos-Manhattan and a copy of his unpublished 1979 paper on a medical surveillance program at a Raybestos friction materials plant, with tables, figures and sample medical forms.

Author
H. C. Lewinsohn (Union Carbide HS&EA (originating department); formerly Corporate Medical Director, Raybestos-Manhattan)
Published by
Union Carbide Corporation, Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs (HS&EA), Danbury, CT
Series
Union Carbide documents, UC-3615
Date
April 4, 1983
Number
Bates UCC 008384 to UCC 008415
Library no.
ACL Doc 18341 · asbestosclaims.law/library/18341
Rights
A document from asbestos litigation, published for research and historical study.

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What the document holds

  • Page 1: Cover memo, H. C. Lewinsohn to John Cornell, April 4, 1983, on recording and reporting asbestos-related radiographic abnormalities
  • Pages 2-3: Undated OSHA recordkeeping instructions (sections V-VI: OSHA Log #200 recording requirements, health records, workmen's compensation), prepared for Raybestos-Manhattan
  • Pages 4-18: Draft paper by Eshleman, Kreider and Lewinsohn, 'The Establishment of a Medical Surveillance Program in an Asbestos Factory,' for the Feb-Mar 1979 International Conference on Occupational Lung Disease, with references
  • Pages 19-22: Sample dust-effect coding summary sheet and Tables II-IV of x-ray results for plant employees, Sept 1977-Sept 1978
  • Pages 23-26: Figures 1-4: x-ray abnormalities by age and by length of employment (rotated, graphs)
  • Pages 27-28: Appendix I: initial medical screening examination questionnaire (blank form)
  • Page 29: Appendix II: periodic medical examination questionnaire (blank form)
  • Page 30: Physical examination and chest physician findings form, apparently Appendix III (rotated, OCR garbled)
  • Page 31: Blank memorandum form from chest physicians to J. Kreider, M.D., reporting results of annual pulmonary evaluation
  • Page 32: Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. Form 2, blank employee suitability notification to the Industrial Relations Department

People and organizations

From H. C. Lewinsohn (Union Carbide HS&EA (originating department); formerly Corporate Medical Director, Raybestos-Manhattan) to John Cornell; Dr. B. Avashia (copy recipient); Dr. R. Holland (copy recipient); Dr. A. A. Lang (copy recipient); Dr. T. A. Lincoln (copy recipient).

Pages on our site about what this document covers: Asbestos Brakes, Clutches, and Friction Materials · NIOSH · OSHA · Pennsylvania Asbestos Exposure Sites: Worksites, Industries, and Trust Coverage · Raybestos-Manhattan.

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This is document UC-3615 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 32 pages. Production numbers UCC 008384 to UCC 008415.

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H. C. Lewinsohn (Union Carbide HS&EA (originating department), formerly Corporate Medical Director, Raybestos-Manhattan). “H. C. Lewinsohn to John Cornell on Recording and Reporting of Asbestos-Related Radiographic Abnormalities, with Attached OSHA Recordkeeping Instructions and 1979 Raybestos-Manhattan Surveillance Paper.” April 4, 1983. Union Carbide documents, UC-3615, Bates UCC 008384 to UCC 008415. Union Carbide Corporation, Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs (HS&EA), Danbury, CT. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 18341. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/18341.

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