12 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 21, 1965
H. H. Warwick and B. L. Murray, Particulate Matter in Air: Dust Breathed by Employees While Cutting and Installing Kaylo Insulation, Plant 514 (1965)
Industrial hygiene report dated September 21, 1965, requested by the Plant Medical Director, on dust breathed by insulators who cut and install "Kaylo" asbestos insulation. It reports 24 breathing-zone air samples averaging 5.2 million particles per…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 9, 1978
E. Q. Hull Forwarding T. A. Lincoln's Memorandum to UCC Physicians on Asbestos, with Background and Regulatory Attachments (1978)
…June 7, 1972: OSHA Standard for Exposure to Asbestos Dust (29 CFR 1910.93a) Excerpts from the NIOSH Revised Recommended Asbestos Standard: effects on humans, carcinogenicity, synergism Address list of Union Carbide company physicians and locations
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 26, 1972
B. L. Murray to E. O. Harrah on Asbestos Dust Concentrations in Insulation Work, South Charleston Plant (1972)
Internal letter reporting results of personal air monitoring of insulators in the South Charleston Plant maintenance department (Project D-1-72). It states the 8-hour time-weighted average asbestos fiber concentrations were below the permissible…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 22, 1979
E. Q. Hull and R. Van Mynen to Operations and Other Managers Transmitting Updated Chemicals and Plastics List of Potential Carcinogens (1979)
Internal Chemicals and Plastics memo of January 22, 1979 that transmitted an updated list of substances to be regarded as potential carcinogens and handled accordingly. The memo said the list replaced one issued July 18, 1978, and added two…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 28, 1967
Bert Murray to D. C. Willard transmitting dust survey of employees cutting and installing Kaylo insulation (1967)
A cover letter from Bert Murray to D. C. Willard, sent with a resume of dust determinations for employees cutting and installing "Kaylo" insulation, says further air sampling is needed. The attachments are a distribution list, a 1965 report by H. H.…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 21, 1965
H. H. Warwick and B. L. Murray, Plant-Wide Survey of Dust Breathed by Employees Cutting and Installing Kaylo Insulation, Plant 514 (1965)
A one-page industrial hygiene survey summary on airborne dust breathed by insulators who cut and install Kaylo asbestos insulation at Plant 514. It reports seven tests, including 24 breathing-zone samples, with an average dust concentration of 5.2…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 23, 1976
B. L. Murray to J. H. Murray on Potential Asbestos Exposure from South Charleston Plant Storeroom Materials, with Attached Data Sheet and Plant Stores Sampling Report (1976)
…H. Murray on potential asbestos exposure in plant storerooms (Buildings 307-1 and 8-505) Union Carbide Chemicals and Plastics Division Environmental Health Data Sheet for asbestos (chrysotile), South Charleston Plant Industrial hygiene memo dated July…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 1, 1972
B. L. Murray to D. E. Deese and Others Transmitting the Asbestos Air Sampling Report Form, With a May 1972 Acetaldehyde Unit Dust Survey (1972)
A June 1, 1972 memo from B. L. Murray describing the form used to record general asbestos air sampling results and asking for comments on it. The attached Industrial Hygiene Evaluation and Survey sheet reports three fiber-count samples taken May 3,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 10, 1974
E. Q. Hull to Medical Distribution on Contractor Employees' Industrial Hygiene and Medical Care (1974)
One-page internal correspondence transmitting two attachments of correspondence relating to the Company's responsibility for industrial hygiene and medical care of contractor employees. The attachments are not part of this exhibit. The page carries…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 18, 1978
C&P Occupational Health Team Listing of Potential Carcinogens, with E. Z. Hull and M. A. E. Montagna Transmittal Memo to Operations, Plant and Other Managers (1978)
A July 18, 1978 internal memo from C&P's Medical Director and its Operations Manager for Environmental Protection and Occupational Health transmitted an updated list of substances to be regarded as potential carcinogens. The exhibit also holds the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 21, 1965
H. H. Warwick and B. L. Murray, Plant-wide Survey of Dust Breathed by Employees Cutting and Installing "Kaylo" Insulation, Plant 514 (1965)
A one-page industrial hygiene survey report, Project No. IH-1G-65, prepared at the request of the Plant Medical Director to determine insulators' exposure to asbestos fiber dust at Plant 514. It reports average dust counts from air samples taken…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 28, 1967
Bert Murray to D. C. Willard on Asbestos Dust Sampling While Cutting and Installing Insulation (1967)
One-page letter dated April 28, 1967, on a project titled "Particulate Matter in Air, Asbestos Dust." It transmits a résumé of determinations of dust breathed by employees while cutting and installing insulation. It says further air sampling is…