5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 19, 1982
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos, Building 701-100 Insulation Cleanup, Reported to J. E. Midkiff (1982)
Four pages of Union Carbide industrial hygiene monitoring reports (computer refs. W-1401, W-1402, W-1405) dated March 19, 1982, giving airborne asbestos fiber results for workers Warren Abbot, Paul Crowder and Dave Shamblin during…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 17, 1981
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos: R. F. Painter Report on Insulation Stripping and Bagging, Bldg. 774 (1981)
Four 'Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos' forms (Computer Ref. W-1198), dated July 17, 1981 and stamped Business Confidential. They report AM and PM personal air samples for four workers on 07/10/81 during stripping and bagging of insulation…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 16, 1982
Manhar A. Patel to J. C. Smith on Dust and MEK Monitoring in the Sandblast Shed, 511 Construction Institute Plant (1982)
Internal Union Carbide letter reporting dust sampling for 'Black Beauty' in the Sandblast Shed and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) sampling in the Paint Preparation Shed at the 511 Construction Institute Plant, May-June 1982. It says…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 26, 1982
Mark E. Bell to R. F. Painter: Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos, D. C. Shamblin, Building 706 (1982)
Union Carbide 'Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos' form, Computer Ref. W-1315, reporting air sampling of D. C. Shamblin in Building 706 on 4/21/82. It lists a personal sample of 1.2 fibers >5…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 26, 1982
Mark E. Bell to R. F. Painter on Industrial Hygiene Asbestos Monitoring of Insulation Stripping in Building 706, D. C. Shamblin and R. E. Templeton (1982)
Two Union Carbide industrial hygiene monitoring forms dated April 26, 1982, reporting asbestos air samples taken April 21, 1982 in Building 706 while insulators stripped insulation from a steam line and condensate line. Page 1 reports…