Industrial hygienist at Union Carbide's Texas City, Texas plant from 1989 to the early 1990s; signed Texas Air Control Board asbestos removal notifications, reported asbestos sample results, and wrote memos on a state inspection of an abatement contractor and asbestos handling procedures.
Andrew F. Jackson appears in 16 Union Carbide documents (1989–1997). The documents describe Andrew F. Jackson as Union Carbide Corporation.
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Titles in the documents
How documents describe Andrew F. Jackson, each as the documents state it, with how many say so and the years they span. We record what the documents say and don't choose between them.
- Union Carbide Corporation, 1989–1997, in 6 documents
- Industrial Hygienist, 1989, in 5 documents
- Industrial Hygienist at Industrial Hygiene Department, 1992–1993, in 2 documents
- Industrial Hygiene Department, 1990, in 1 document
In the Union Carbide documents
Andrew F. Jackson is named in 16 Union Carbide documents dated 1989 to 1997 (14 as author, 2 as recipient), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- Handwritten Note to 'Drew' on Asbestos Notification Filing, with Texas Air Control Board Asbestos Renovation Notification Forms for Union Carbide's Texas City Plant (1989) UC-4410
- Union Carbide Texas City Plant Asbestos Renovation Notices for Roof Removal on Building 47 (1989) UC-4392
- Union Carbide Texas City Plant Notification to Texas Air Control Board of Emergency Asbestos Removal from #2 SRC Reflux Drum (1989) UC-4395
- Texas Air Control Board Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notification for No. 6 Boiler Economizer, Union Carbide Texas City Plant, with Plant Notice of Intention (1989) UC-4400
- Andrew F. Jackson to R. A. Johnson on Asbestos Sample from Building 103 at Texas City Plant (1989) UC-4402
- R. A. Johnson Memos and Recommendations on Asbestos Gaskets in Texas City Plant Light Fixtures (1989) UC-4403
- Union Carbide Texas City Plant Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notices and Texas Air Control Board Forms (1989) UC-4409
- Andrew Jackson to Bob Thomas on Asbestos in the Batchstill Column, Building 50, Texas City (1990) UC-1093
- A. F. Jackson to J. A. Aaron and Others on the Texas Department of Health Inspection of Dykon Services at Texas City (1991) UC-1146
- Andrew F. Jackson to Robert Buchanan on Asbestos Handling Procedure for Non-Insulators at the Texas City Plant (1992) UC-4442
- Andrew F. Jackson to James Prill on Notification of Nonscheduled Asbestos Renovations at Texas City (1992) UC-4445
- Andrew F. Jackson to James Prill (Galveston County Health District) on Notification of Nonscheduled Asbestos Renovations at Texas City (1993) UC-4449
- Texas Department of Health (Claren J. Kotrla) to Andrew F. Jackson, Union Carbide, Notice of Violation and Proposed Penalty for Late Asbestos Demolition Notification, Texas City/Galveston (1996) UC-1144 (recipient)
- Texas Department of Health Demolition/Renovation Notification Forms for Union Carbide Texas City Plant Buildings 122 and 94, with Internal Notices (1996-1997) UC-4453
- Texas Department of Health Asbestos Demolition/Renovation Notifications and Plant Procedure Form for Union Carbide Texas City Plant (1997-1998) UC-4455
- Texas Department of Health Transmittal to Andrew F. Jackson of Agreed Order and Findings of Fact Assessing $500 Asbestos Notification Penalty on Union Carbide, Texas City (1997) UC-1143 (recipient)
Names in the documents
The spellings documents use for Andrew F. Jackson, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: Andrew Jackson · A. F. Jackson · Mr. Andrew F. Jackson.
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