W. J. Vincent

Safety and Health Department staff member at Union Carbide's South Charleston Plant in 1986–1987; wrote memos on the new OSHA asbestos construction standard, asbestos labelling, glove-bag use and abatement questions, and reported asbestos air-sampling results.

W. J. Vincent appears in 21 Union Carbide documents (1986–1988). The documents describe W. J. Vincent as Safety and Health Department.

Titles in the documents

How documents describe W. J. Vincent, 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.

• Safety and Health Department, 1986–1987, in 7 documents
• Union Carbide Corporation, 1987, in 2 documents

In the Union Carbide documents

W. J. Vincent is named in 21 Union Carbide documents dated 1986 to 1988 (11 as author, 10 as recipient), from asbestos lawsuits over Union Carbide's Calidria asbestos. All are published in our collection.

• W. J. Vincent to C. Priestley, Industrial Hygiene Survey Report on Asbestos Sampling at the South Charleston Plant (1986) UC-3792
• W. J. Vincent to Calvin Thompson, Industrial Hygiene Survey Report on Asbestos at Logan Pump Station, South Charleston Plant (1986) UC-3800
• W. J. Vincent to J. K. Corrie and Others on the New Asbestos Construction Standard (1986) UC-2336
• W. J. Vincent to C. H. Hancock on Equipment Needs for Asbestos Monitoring (1986) UC-2817
• Union Carbide Asbestos Removal and Phase-Out Papers, Including T. E. Hanning Memo on Contractor Project Development Group (1987) UC-4316 (recipient)
• C. R. Rotthoff to W. J. Vincent on South Charleston Provisions for Asbestos Material Removal and Disposal (1987) UC-3166 (recipient)
• C. R. Rotthoff to W. J. Vincent Transmitting Comments on South Charleston Provisions for Asbestos Material Removal and Disposal (1987) UC-4003 (recipient)
• W. J. Vincent to J. K. Corrie Transmitting Responses to Asbestos Abatement Questions, South Charleston Plant (1987) UC-2086
• W. J. Vincent to J. K. Corrie Transmitting Responses to Asbestos Abatement and Removal Questions, South Charleston Plant (1987) UC-4002
• W. J. Vincent to J. K. Corrie Transmitting Revised Asbestos Maintenance Procedure, South Charleston Plant (1987) UC-2084
• W. J. Vincent to All Department Heads on Labelling of Asbestos Materials, with Standard Practice SH-256 on Removal and Handling of Asbestos-Containing Insulation (1987) UC-2085
• J. K. Corrie to Maintenance Staff Transmitting Draft Maintenance Safety Procedure XVIII, Asbestos Handling, South Charleston Plant (1987) UC-2295 (recipient)
• J. K. Corrie to J. R. Dement and Others Circulating Draft Maintenance Safety Procedure XVIII, Asbestos Handling, South Charleston Plant (1987) UC-3132 (recipient)
• Manhar A. Patel to J. W. Barna and Others on Asbestos Competent Person Training at the Technical Center (1987) UC-2141 (recipient)
• Union Carbide Memos and Draft C&P Program on Phasing Out Asbestos-Containing Materials in Company Workplaces (1986-1987) UC-835 (recipient)
• W. J. Vincent to J. K. Corrie on Glove Bag Usage During Removal of Damaged Asbestos Gasket (1987) UC-2286
• M. J. Shoger to J. K. Corrie and Others on Asbestos Enclosures and HWP Requirements Meeting (1987) UC-2136 (recipient)
• W. J. Vincent Industrial Hygiene Summary of Asbestos Air Sampling in Pipe Chases, Building 82, for W. K. White (1987) UC-3810
• W. J. Vincent to W. R. White Jr. on Asbestos Air Sampling of Building 82 Floors (1987) UC-3806
• T. E. Hanning to Distribution on Need for Personal Protection When Cutting or Removing Asbestos-Containing Gaskets or Packing, with Attachments (1988) UC-4371 (recipient)
• T. E. Hanning to D. A. Boggs and Others on Procedures for Handling Asbestos-containing Gaskets or Packing (1988) UC-4372 (recipient)

Names in the documents

The spellings documents use for W. J. Vincent, OCR misreadings included, so a search for any of them finds this page: W.J.VINCENT.

Where this comes from

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