Union Carbide employee at the Brownsville, Texas plant, 1971–1979; Department Head, Environmental Protection Department, in 1979. Transmitted a summary of a 1974 OSHA inspection, proposed an asbestos insulation removal procedure, and asked Texas regulators to add asbestos to the plant's solid waste registration.
L. T. Windel appears in 15 Union Carbide documents (1971–1979). The documents describe L. T. Windel as Brownsville Plant.
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Titles in the documents
How documents describe L. T. Windel, 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.
- Brownsville Plant, 1971–1977, in 2 documents
- Union Carbide Corporation, 1974, in 1 document
- Department Head at Environmental Protection Department, 1979, in 1 document
In the Union Carbide documents
L. T. Windel is named in 15 Union Carbide documents dated 1971 to 1979 (7 as author, 6 as recipient, 2 copied), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.
- D. E. Deese to L. T. Windel Transmitting Walsh-Healey Act Materials, with Attached Walsh-Healey Safety Checklists and NAM Analysis (1971) UC-1936 (recipient)
- L. T. Windel to W. W. McManus Transmitting Summary of the O.S.H.A. Inspection of the Brownsville Plant (1974) UC-1804
- L. T. Windel to Operating Department Heads on Proposed Toxic Substances Legislation Affecting Brownsville (1975, with 1982 memo) UC-1886
- K. Gran Townsend to G. P. Durocher on Handling Asbestos Materials in the Brownsville Plant Warehouse (1976) UC-1704 (copied)
- Union Carbide Chemicals and Plastics Guidance for Compliance with EPA Asbestos Regulation, with Brownsville Plant Asbestos Disposal Correspondence (1977) UC-1701
- T. J. Covin to J. P. Alexander and Others on Compliance with the EPA Asbestos Regulation (1977) UC-1124 (recipient)
- L. T. Windel to W. W. McManus and R. C. Glock on Monitoring of Contract Personnel (1978) UC-1783
- L. T. Windel to K. G. Townsend Forwarding the Revised EPA Asbestos Air Pollutant Regulation, 40 CFR 61, Brownsville Plant (1978) UC-1699
- K. Gran Townsend to A. L. Barefoot, R. C. Glock and L. T. Windel on Contractor Employees' Exposure to Potential Health Hazards (1978) UC-1746 (recipient)
- L. T. Windel to Allan M. Seils (Texas Department of Water Resources) on Adding Asbestos to the Brownsville Plant Solid Waste Registration (1979) UC-1680
- K. G. Townsend to A. L. Barefoot and Others Transmitting Summary of OSHA Inspection of Brown & Root at the Brownsville Plant (1979) UC-1774 (recipient)
- K. G. Townsend to Distribution on OSHA Inspection of Contractor Brown & Root at Brownsville Plant, with Attached Inspection Summary (1979) UC-1805 (recipient)
- K. Gran Townsend to Plant Distribution on OSHA Inspection of Brown & Root at Brownsville, with Mario Gutierrez's Inspection Summary (1979) UC-1934 (recipient)
- L. T. Windel to D. C. Macauley and R. R. Rankin on RCRA Impact, with Table of Wastes Generated at the Brownsville Plant (1979) UC-1896
- Share Audit Procedure Blank Form (undated) UC-1837 (copied)
Names in the documents
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