5 results for “Reaction Department”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1981
Breathing Air Inspection and Audit and Sanitation Inspection Forms for Reaction #2 (1981)
Breathing Air Inspection and Audit checklist for Reaction #2, handwritten date in 1981, all items checked Yes, comments blank (BRE 0203-0204) Sanitation Inspection checklist for the Reaction area, with handwritten comments about tobacco chewers and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 7, 1975
H. B. Rhodes Call Report on Gypsum Drywall Contractors International's Asbestos Activities and OSHA (1975)
…activities. It covers the stalled dust testing program, asbestos-free joint compounds, OSHA enforcement and sign posting, reaction to Dr. Selikoff's union convention presentation, and NIOSH silica regulations. The action section recommends continued regular contact.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents
Handwritten Notes on Dr. Avashia's Asbestos Slide-and-Tape Presentation, Plant Manager Reactions and Video Training
One page of unsigned, undated handwritten notes headed "Asbestos." The notes say Dr. Avashia made a slide and tape presentation, and that the plant managers did not like Dupont procedures but did like his program. They also record that Don told him…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 21, 1963
N. R. Eldred to A. E. Montagna, R. E. Leech and F. W. Stone on Use of Asbestos in Paper, Visit with Harold Reichard of Union Carbide Nuclear (1963)
…Union Carbide Nuclear. It describes Nuclear's paper laboratory, its work on adding asbestos fibers to paper, a project at the Institute of Paper Chemistry, and Percy Smith's study of asbestos reactions in organic systems.
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 21, 1963
N. R. Eldred to A. E. Montagna, R. E. Leech and F. W. Stone on Use of Asbestos in Paper, Discussion with Harold Reichard of UC Nuclear (1963)
…Nuclear. It describes UC Nuclear's handsheet work, a project at the Institute of Paper Chemistry, reactions of asbestos with organic acids and anhydrides, and Percy Smith's R&D investigation of asbestos in organic systems.