5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 5, 1980
John W. Whittlesey to OSHRC Executive Secretary Transmitting Union Carbide's Answer in Secretary of Labor v. Union Carbide, Docket 80-1943 (1980)
…May 5, 1980, with cc and bcc lists Answer and Affirmative Defenses, Secretary of Labor v. Union Carbide Corporation, OSHRC Docket No. 80-1943, signed and dated May 5, 1980 Certificate of Service dated May 5…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 13, 1978
R. E. Graebert Forwarding J. W. Whittlesey's Advice to Dr. Welsh on OSHA Recordkeeping of Occupational Illnesses (1978)
A one-page cover memo dated January 13, 1978 from R. E. Graebert (Chemicals and Plastics Safety) to safety directors and the safety committee, attaching John W. Whittlesey's January 9, 1978 letter to Dr. Welsh on OSHA recordkeeping. The letter said…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 22, 1980
A. P. Yalcinkaya to L. A. Smith and D. B. Whittington Posting OSHA Notice of Trial, Docket 80-1943, Texas City Ethanol Unit (1980)
…July 22, 1980, asking that the Notice of Trial be posted at the Ethanol Unit OSHRC Notice of Trial, Secretary of Labor v. Union Carbide Corporation, Docket 80-1943, signed by Judge Erwin L. Stuller, dated…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 24, 1982
Handwritten Notes of John Whittlesey on Medical Exams and X-rays for Exposed Employees, with Questions Listed by Betty Lynn White (1982)
Two pages of handwritten notes. Page 1, signed John Whittlesey and dated May 24, 1982, lists points on offering exposed people an annual exam including a chest X-ray, on exams for people transferred to non-exposing areas, and on asbestosis. Page 2…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 28, 1980
John W. Whittlesey to OSHA Area Director, Houston, Contesting OSHA Citation No. 86329-019 at Texas City (1980)
…citation No. 86329-019, issued March 18, 1980, alleging a "serious" violation of Section 5(a)(1) of the Act, along with the abatement date and the penalty. Copies went to four named Union Carbide employees.