4 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 19, 1973
C. W. Lehnert to John Woodsmall on Asbestos Fiber in Joint Compounds (1973)
Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental memo responding to customer concern about the asbestos caution label on joint system bags. It says the hazard is inhalation of asbestos fiber, notes some exposure during mixing and sanding with levels not yet known,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 1973
Memo Transmitting Draft Letter to Field Sales on Asbestos Caution Label on Joint System Bags (1973)
A short cover memo dated June 1973 transmits a draft letter explaining why the writer's company was putting an asbestos caution label on some joint system bags, so field sales staff could answer customer inquiries. The enclosed draft states the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 10, 1974
C. W. Lehnert to Ed Sing on Asbestos Caution Labels at Georgia-Pacific (1974)
A Georgia-Pacific interdepartmental communication dated June 10, 1974, from C. W. Lehnert (Tigard) to Ed Sing (Acme) about asbestos caution labels. It stated that the labels in use met the OSHA requirement but lacked an additional statement…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1971
C. W. Lehnert to W. H. Hunt on Eliminating Asbestos Fiber from Joint Compounds and Textures (1971)
Memo on the subject 'Asbestos Fiber' saying the company sold joint compounds and interior surfacing textures containing three to seven percent asbestos fiber, at over 50,000 tons a year. It says the company was reducing or eliminating asbestos in…