- Written by: Donald E. Deese
- Organization: Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals and Plastics
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 17, 1972
D. E. Deese to Gran Townsend on Providing Asbestos Fiber Counts for Brown and Root Samples (1972)
Internal correspondence in which industrial hygienist D. E. Deese confirmed a telephone request from the Brownsville Plant about counting asbestos fibers on samples collected by Brown and Root personnel. He said the department was willing to provide…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 12, 1972
D. E. Deese to J. Scannell (OSHA) on Interpretation of Asbestos Standards (1972), with Plant 510 Asbestos Dust Study Sheets (1973)
…September 12, 1972 letter from Union Carbide's Gulf Coast Area senior industrial hygienist to OSHA's Office of Standards asking how to interpret the personal monitoring and medical examination sections of the June 7, 1972…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 4, 1971
D. E. Deese to L. T. Windel Transmitting Walsh-Healey Act Materials, with Attached Walsh-Healey Safety Checklists and NAM Analysis (1971)
A February 1971 internal Union Carbide letter from an industrial hygienist to the Brownsville Plant enclosing 1970 Threshold Limit Values, an abstract of the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, and a noise paper, and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 18, 1967
D. E. Deese on Sandblasting Hazards and Respirator Recommendations at Gulf Coast Plants (1967)
Internal Union Carbide memo from the Gulf Coast industrial hygienist, written after industrial hygiene studies of sandblasting at two Gulf Coast plants. It describes silicosis, states that air-supplied abrasive-blasting hoods can protect operators, and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 27, 1972
D. E. Deese to H. R. Guest on Asbestos Dust Monitoring at the Texas City Plant (1972)
Internal Union Carbide memo in which an industrial hygienist sent H. R. Guest the available asbestos dust study data for the Texas City plant. He listed limits on the data and said asbestos was still in…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1973
D. E. Deese to G. Townsend on Brownsville Plant Industrial Hygiene Visit of July 11-12, 1973 (1973)
Internal correspondence following a July 11-12, 1973 industrial hygiene visit to the Brownsville Plant, listing 14 industrial hygiene projects and monitoring frequencies. Item 1 states that asbestos sampling is required at least every six months,…