Brownsville Plant

Brownsville Plant appears in 29 Union Carbide documents (1962–1987). It was part of Union Carbide Corporation.

Units and subsidiaries

Brownsville Plant was part of Union Carbide Corporation.

People

People the documents tie to Brownsville Plant, most often named first, with the titles the documents give them.

• K. Gran Townsend
• H. B. Coons unreviewed
• D. A. Bernard unreviewed
• Gran Townsend unreviewed
• L. T. Windel
• C. A. Keil unreviewed
• Maria H. Gutierrez
• W. W. McManus unreviewed
• Bob Glock unreviewed
• Jack Wyatt
• W. E. Warren unreviewed
• H. D. Unland unreviewed
• A. L. Barefoot
• G. P. Durocher unreviewed

In the Union Carbide documents

Brownsville Plant is named in 29 Union Carbide documents dated 1962 to 1987 (13 as the source, 23 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• N. H. Ketcham, Industrial Hygiene Summary Report, January-June 1962, with Institute Plant 512 Activities Report by R. E. Peele (1962) UC-4575 (mentioned)
• Union Carbide Chemicals Company Brownsville Plant Six-Month Industrial Hygiene Summary Report Correspondence (1963) UC-5150 (mentioned)
• Union Carbide Chemicals Division Correspondence on Hiring a Texas Area Industrial Hygienist (1963-1964) UC-1305 (mentioned)
• N. H. Ketcham, Industrial Hygiene Summary Report, July 1 - December 31, 1963 (1964) UC-1309 (mentioned)
• W. G. Ashbaugh to D. A. Bernard on Failure of Spiral Wound Gaskets in the H Gas Unit (1964) UC-939 (mentioned)
• Union Carbide Chemicals Company Internal Letter to D. A. Bernard on Failure of Spiral Wound Gaskets in the H Gas Unit (1964) UC-2074 (mentioned)
• Failure of Spiral Wound Gaskets in the H Gas Unit, Letter to D. A. Bernard, Brownsville Plant (1964) UC-3850 (mentioned)
• D. E. Deese to L. T. Windel Transmitting Walsh-Healey Act Materials, with Attached Walsh-Healey Safety Checklists and NAM Analysis (1971) UC-1936 (mentioned)
• D. E. Deese Texas City Industrial Hygiene Memos and Letters on Asbestos Sampling and Monitoring (1972-1973) UC-1096 (mentioned)
• D. E. Deese to Gran Townsend on Providing Asbestos Fiber Counts for Brown and Root Samples (1972) UC-1072 (mentioned)
• A. L. Barefoot to W. R. van der Hoeven Transmitting the Final Major Hazard Survey Report on the Normal Paraffins Unit, Texas City (1973) UC-4038 (mentioned)
• D. E. Deese to G. Townsend on Brownsville Plant Industrial Hygiene Visit of July 11-12, 1973 (1973) UC-4628 (mentioned)
• J. D. Hopkins to C. A. Keil on Pre-Startup Safety Review of the #2 Steam Turbine Generator Lubrication System, Brownsville Plant (1975) UC-1830 (mentioned)
• J. David McMahon, Maintenance Facilities Team: Maintenance Facilities Survey of the Brownsville Plant (1975) UC-1306 (source, mentioned)
• J. D. Hopkins to C. A. Keil on Pre-Startup Safety Review of the #2 Steam Turbine Generator Lubrication System, Brownsville Plant (1975) UC-1831 (mentioned, source)
• Brownsville Plant 526 Industrial Hygiene Work Place Evaluation Chart for Asbestos, with Asbestos Status Note (1976) UC-1705 (mentioned, source)
• Brownsville Plant Ventilation Survey: Hood Evaluation Forms and Memo to K. G. Townsend (1978) UC-1801 (source, mentioned)
• Brownsville Plant Asbestos Waste Documents: M. Gutierrez to K. G. Townsend Inspection Memo, A. L. Barefoot Disposal Memo to Brown & Root Foremen, and Maintenance Manual Outline Page (1976-1978) UC-1698 (source)
• M. Gutierrez to K. G. Townsend on the Brownsville Plant Ventilation Survey, with Fume Hood Evaluation Sheets (1978) UC-1802 (source, mentioned)
• K. G. Townsend to A. L. Barefoot and Others Transmitting Summary of OSHA Inspection of Brown & Root at the Brownsville Plant (1979) UC-1774 (mentioned)
• K. G. Townsend to Distribution on OSHA Inspection of Contractor Brown & Root at Brownsville Plant, with Attached Inspection Summary (1979) UC-1805 (source)
• M. Gutierrez to K. G. Townsend, OSHA Inspection Chronology, with Townsend Cover Memo to J. L. Wyatt (1981) UC-1797 (mentioned)
• Plant Safety and Health Inspection Team to H. D. Unland on Safety and Health Inspection of the 529 Area, Brownsville Plant (1982) UC-1973 (mentioned)
• Duties and Responsibilities of Contract Physician at the Brownsville Plant, with D. H. Glenn Memo to B. Glock and J. Wyatt on Brownsville Visit (1982) UC-1789 (mentioned, source)
• Brownsville Plant Chemicals on Union Carbide's Internal Exposure Standards List, with the Corporate List Based on Carcinogenicity, Teratogenicity or Other Significant Toxicity (1982) UC-1884 (source)
• Union Carbide Brownsville Plant Facility: Description of Buildings with Appropriate Sketches, Other Buildings Available (1987) UC-1900 (source)
• Union Carbide Brownsville Plant Facility: Description of Buildings with Appropriate Sketches (1987) UC-1254 (source)
• Slide-and-Audio Script for Brownsville Plant Training Module on Safe Handling of Asbestos (undated) UC-1752 (source)
• Brownsville Plant Vendors Safety Instructions, Plant Safety Rules, and Contractor Terms and Conditions (undated) UC-1770 (mentioned, source)

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for Brownsville Plant, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: Union Carbide Corporation, Brownsville Plant · Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics, Brownsville Plant · Brownsville Plant (company name not stated on the pages; Union Carbide attribution not shown in the text) · Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics, Brownsville Plant (pages 1 and 2 come from Brown & Root, Inc.) · Union Carbide Corporation, Solvents & Intermediates (Brownsville Plant) · Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics, Brownsville Plant (Texas) · Union Carbide Corporation (Brownsville Plant; Corporate Health Effects Review Board) · Union Carbide Corporation, Brownsville Plant (METT Facilities Project Team).

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names Brownsville Plant, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves, and units and subsidiaries are grouped under the company they belong to.