W. B. Reitze

Manager of industrial health at Johns-Manville headquarters in Denver, 1974–1975. Reported fiber levels at the Waukegan plant and Advocate Mine, issued OSHA letters on brooms and respirators, and wrote on labeling of asbestos outside the U.S. and on projects in Brazil and Mexico.

W. B. Reitze appears in 29 documents in our library (1973–1980). The documents describe W. B. Reitze as Marketing, CIBA Corporation.

Titles in the documents

How documents describe W. B. Reitze, 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.

• Marketing, CIBA Corporation, 1949-67, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Vice President, HS&E, 1983-89, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Manager of Industrial Health, 1972-74, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Senior Industrial Hygienist, NJ Dept. of Health, 1967-69, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Chief Environmental Scientist, 1980-83, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Head of Industrial Hygiene Engineering Services, 1970-72, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• Director of Safety & Environmental Quality, 1974-80, from Johns-Manville's witness index
• in Army, 1943-46, from Johns-Manville's witness index

In our library

29 documents in our library name W. B. Reitze, by collection.

JM Knowledge Chronology (29)

• E. L. Randolph to W. B. Reitze Listing Pneumoconiosis Cases at the Pittsburg Plant (1973) (recipient)
• W. B. Reitze to C. L. Sheckler on a Silica-Asbestos Study at Stockton and Manville (1973)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on Conditions at the Waukegan Plant (1974)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on International Labeling and In-House TLVs (1974)
• W. B. Reitze to J. R. M. Hutcheson on Dust at the Advocate Mine (1974)
• W. B. Reitze to J. W. Cook on the Redwood City Clinic for the Pittsburg Plant (1974)
• W. B. Reitze to R. B. Von Wald on J-M's Early Safety and Health Function (1974)
• W. B. Reitze, OSHA Letter No. 26, on Keeping J-M's Ban on Brooms (1974)
• G. L. Swallow to W. B. Reitze on Industrial Hygiene and Employee Health Briefings at the Toronto Plant (1975) (recipient)
• W. B. Reitze and J. T. Vanderveen on Replacing Thermobestos with Thermo-12 in Brazil (1975)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on His Visit to the Advocate Mine at Baie Verte (1975)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on Unlabeled Asbestos Bags at the Toronto Plant (1975)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on the Mexican Joint Venture with Peñoles (1975)
• W. B. Reitze to G. E. Parker on Pneumoconiosis Cases at the Manville Plant Since 1932 (1975)
• W. B. Reitze's OSHA Letter No. 31 Making Respirators Mandatory Above the Limit (1975)
• W. B. Reitze to D. Markusson on Exposures from Mixing Insulating Cements (1976)
• W. B. Reitze to J. R. M. Hutcheson on Respirators in the Toronto Plant's Mill 6 Trench (1976)
• W. B. Reitze to L. Hemerda on the Workers' Compensation Case of George Delong (1976)
• W. B. Reitze, OSHA Letter No. 34 on the 2-Fiber Asbestos Standard (1976)
• W. B. Reitze to H. B. Moreno on Visits to MEISA, Almeria and Asbestos de Mexico (1977)
• W. B. Reitze to H. B. Moreno, Trip Report on Asberit and Magnebras in Brazil (1977)
• W. B. Reitze to R. B. Von Wald on Pittsburg Workers' Compensation Liability (1977)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin on Asbestos Tailings Dust at the Advocate Mine and in Quebec (1978)
• W. B. Reitze to Dr. Paul Kotin, Review of the Health Picture at the Pittsburg Plant (1978)
• W. R. Curtner to W. B. Reitze on Workers' Compensation Procedural Questions (1978) (recipient)
• W. B. Reitze to Plant Managers on Posting Industrial Hygiene Survey Reports (1979)
• M. A. Tappin to W. B. Reitze on Refusing Unions Retirees' Medical Records (1980) (recipient)
• W. B. Reitze to M. A. Tappin on Not Violating OSHA's Records Access Rule (1980)
• W. B. Reitze to T. S. Patterson on Ontario's Proposed Asbestos Limits (1980)

Where this comes from

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