7 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1981
Weekly Operating Reports from the King City Plant to W. C. Thurber, Metals Division (April-June 1981)
Nine weekly operating reports on Union Carbide internal correspondence forms, sent from the King City, California plant to W. C. Thurber in New York. Each lists production by grade (High Purity, Super Standard, Standard, RG-244…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 1974
R. J. Kronkhyte to E. A. Piersall on Major Hazards at the King City Location (1974)
Two-page letter from the safety engineer at the King City, California location listing nine recognized major hazards, with a paragraph on each. The first hazard is breathing asbestos dust; the letter reports monthly air sampling, respirator…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 10, 1984
Robert J. Kronkhyte, Oral Testimony at OSHA Asbestos Hearings on Respirator Use at King City (1984)
Prepared oral testimony given at the 1984 OSHA asbestos hearings by Robert J. Kronkhyte, who described his King City work history and the respiratory protection program there. He covered the areas where respirators were required, respirator…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 10, 1984
Oral Testimony of John L. Myers and Robert J. Kronkhyte at the OSHA Asbestos Hearings on the King City Respirator Program (1984)
Prepared oral testimony for the July 10, 1984 OSHA asbestos hearings. John L. Myers describes the King City health and safety program, covering engineering controls, air monitoring, medical surveillance and respirator use. Robert J. Kronkhyte, a…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 30, 1971
R. J. Kronkhyte Safety Memo on Respirators for Loader Operators Working the Ore Pile (1971)
A one-paragraph safety memo stating that a dusty condition occurs in hot, dry weather when the loader works on the ore pile. It directs all loader operators to wear a respirator or to run the air conditioner with the loader doors closed while…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 31, 1974
R. J. Kronkhyte Notice on Safety Policies for Long Hair, Facial Hair and Finger Rings (1974)
A one-page notice dated January 31, 1974, announcing safety policies effective February 1, 1974, on long hair, facial hair and finger rings. It requires hair nets for employees with long hair, bars facial hair that causes respirator leakage, and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 10, 1984
Oral Testimony of John L. Myers and Robert J. Kronkhyte on the King City Respirator and Health and Safety Program, OSHA Asbestos Hearings (1984)
Prepared oral testimony for the OSHA asbestos hearings by two King City witnesses appearing for the Asbestos Information Association/North America. Myers describes the King City mine and mill, its dust controls, air monitoring, medical surveillance…