Safety and Environmental Affairs Department appears in 23 Union Carbide documents (1978–1985). It was part of Union Carbide Corporation.
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Units and subsidiaries
Safety and Environmental Affairs Department was part of Union Carbide Corporation.
People
People the documents tie to Safety and Environmental Affairs Department, most often named first, with the titles the documents give them.
- Hilton Cecil Lewinsohn: Assistant Corporate Medical Director
- C. C. Smith, Jr. unreviewed
- W. E. Chambers unreviewed
In the Union Carbide documents
Safety and Environmental Affairs Department is named in 23 Union Carbide documents dated 1978 to 1985 (15 as the source, 23 mentioned), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- R. E. Graebert Forwarding J. W. Whittlesey's Advice to Dr. Welsh on OSHA Recordkeeping of Occupational Illnesses (1978) UC-3854 (mentioned)
- C. R. Allenbach on Procedure for Reporting Health and Environmental Risk Information under the Toxic Substances Control Act, Metals Division (1978) UC-26 (mentioned)
- Ron Ritchie to J. B. Leverton and R. J. Taylor Forwarding OSHA Jobsite Information Survey Correspondence (1979) UC-1192 (mentioned)
- H. B. Rhodes for Asbestos Information Association/North America: Prepared Text on Proposed Cal/OSHA Asbestos Cleanup Rule, Section 5208(c)(2) (1980) UC-4879 (mentioned)
- H. E. Fritz, Regulatory Report: Occupational Health & Safety Highlights, Union Carbide Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs Department (1981) UC-3306 (source, mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn, 'The Medical Surveillance of Persons Exposed to Asbestos,' Connecticut Medicine (1982) Union Carbide 627 (mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn, "The Medical Surveillance of Persons Exposed to Asbestos," Connecticut Medicine (1982) UC-1287 (mentioned)
- W. C. Kuryla to R. W. Rebholz on Asbestos Labeling and a Proposed "Strawman" Cancer Hazard Label (1983) UC-5266 (source, mentioned)
- Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr. to Hilton C. Lewinsohn Inviting Him to Serve on an American College of Chest Physicians Asbestos Criteria Committee (1983) UC-2589 (mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr., Accepting Seat on American College of Chest Physicians Asbestos Criteria Committee (1983) UC-2588 (source, mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr., on Comments on the Asbestos Criteria Document Manuscript (1983) UC-2373 (mentioned, source)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr., M.D., Commenting on the Draft Asbestos Criteria Document (1983) UC-2587 (source, mentioned)
- Corporate Policy Draft on Medical Surveillance of Respirator Wearers, with J. S. Cornell and T. A. Lincoln Transmittal Memos (1983) UC-2177 (mentioned)
- Union Carbide Corporate Occupational Health Manual: Policies, Exposure Standards List and Committee Roster (1980s) UC-52 (mentioned, source)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Thomas P. Hall (OSHA) Submitting Outline of Testimony and Articles on Medical Surveillance of Asbestos Workers (1984) Union Carbide 679C (source, mentioned)
- H. C. Lewinsohn to T. P. Hall (OSHA) Submitting Comments and Articles on Medical Surveillance of Asbestos Workers (1984) UC-4671 (source, mentioned)
- H. C. Lewinsohn to S. L. Baye and Others Transmitting Draft OSHA Asbestos Standard Testimony on Medical Examinations for Asbestos Workers (1984) UC-3030 (mentioned, source)
- H. C. Lewinsohn to S. L. Baye and Others Transmitting Draft OSHA Testimony on Medical Examinations Required for Asbestos Workers (1984) UC-3033 (source, mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr., on Draft Criteria for Diagnosing Asbestos-Related Diseases (1984) UC-2585 (source, mentioned)
- W. E. Chambers and C. C. Smith, Jr. to W. H. Joyce, D. Liebeskind and R. G. Link Transmitting the South Charleston, WV Environmental Compliance Audit Report (1984) UC-2118 (source, mentioned)
- H. C. Lewinsohn to R. B. K. Tucker Transmitting Draft Paper on Differential Diagnosis of Asbestosis, with Attached Articles (1985) UC-4240 (source, mentioned)
- Correspondence between H. C. Lewinsohn (Union Carbide) and R. L. H. Murphy Jr. (Faulkner Hospital) on Standardization of Criteria for Diagnosis of Non-Malignant Asbestos Diseases (1985) UC-4239 (source, mentioned)
- Hilton C. Lewinsohn to Raymond L. H. Murphy, Jr., on Standardization of Criteria for Diagnosing Non-Malignant Asbestos-Related Diseases (1985) UC-4178 (source, mentioned)
Names in the documents
The spellings documents use for Safety and Environmental Affairs Department, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: Union Carbide Corporation, Corporate Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Department · Corporate Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Department · Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Department · Union Carbide Corporation, Corporate Applied Toxicology, Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Department · Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Dept · Corporate Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs Dept · Health, Safety and Environmental Affairs Dept., Union Carbide Corp · Union Carbide Corporation, Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs Department · Health, Safety & Environmental Affairs Department.
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