Fred L. Pundsack appears in 6 documents in our library (1969–1979). The documents describe Fred L. Pundsack as Senior VP for Technology.
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Titles in the documents
How documents describe Fred L. Pundsack, 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.
- Senior VP for Technology, 1973-76, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Director of Corporate Research & Development, 1983-69, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Vice President, R&D, 1969-73, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- President and Chief Operating Officer, 1979-82, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Section Chief, Research, Manville, NJ, 1959-63, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Senior Research Chemist, Manville, NJ, 1952-59, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Executive Vice President of Operations, 1976-79, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
- Consultant with Keene Associates, Inc., 1982-85, from Johns-Manville's witness index unreviewed
In our library
6 documents in our library name Fred L. Pundsack, by collection.
JM Knowledge Chronology (6)
- Selikoff, Pundsack and Hammond, "Fibrous Dust Respirator Protection: Designing for Workman Acceptance and Effectiveness" (1969)
- F. L. Pundsack to C. B. Burnett and Others on Caution Labels for Micro-Fibers (1970)
- Fred L. Pundsack to Dr. Irving J. Selikoff on Estimating Past Dust Levels at the Manville Plant (1972)
- Fred L. Pundsack's Testimony Against OSHA's Proposed Asbestos Warning Labels, with His Letter to Arthur Goldberg (1972)
- Dr. William E. Smith of Fairleigh Dickinson University to Fred L. Pundsack on Chrysotile and Benzo(a)pyrene (1973) (recipient)
- Dr. Paul Kotin to F. L. Pundsack on Waukegan's Failure to Report Occupational Disease Cases to OSHA (1979) (recipient)
Names in the documents
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