Hugh M. Jackson

Johns-Manville safety engineer (1948–1952) and manager of the company's industrial health program (1956–1969); chaired the Asbestos Textile Institute's Air Hygiene Committee (1953–1955). Wrote on respirators, occupational disease reporting, dust surveys and asbestosis progression, and co-authored a 1957 paper with medical director Kenneth Smith.

Hugh M. Jackson appears in 81 documents in our library (1948–1978). The documents describe Hugh M. Jackson as Liaison on behalf of JM with War Production Board.

Titles in the documents

How documents describe Hugh M. 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.

• Liaison on behalf of JM with War Production Board, 1941, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Assistant Industrial Relations Manager, 1946, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Supervisor of Employee Safety & Training, 1942, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• At Corporate HQ, New York, Corporate Director of Safety, 1947, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Director of Employee Relations & Management Development, 1970, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Worked for Westinghouse Electric Company, Chicago, 1934-37, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• At Corporate HQ, Denver, Director of Corporate Training & Management Development, 1974, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Director Corporate Training, 1960, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• At Waukegan, IL plant, Cost Accountant, 1937, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Manager Industrial Health, 1952, from Johns-Manville's witness index

In our library

81 documents in our library name Hugh M. Jackson, by collection.

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for Hugh M. Jackson, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: H. M. Jackson · H. M. Jackson (chairman).

Where this comes from

This page brings together every document in our library that names Hugh M. Jackson, across collections. Titles and affiliations are taken from the documents themselves.