5,238 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 86 of 262
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 14, 1978
R. Van Mynen Transmittal of T. A. Lincoln's Letter on Medical Requirements for Respirator Wearers (1978)
A November 14, 1978 internal cover memo from R. Van Mynen (SHARE) sent a distribution list an attached October 17, 1978 letter from Corporate Medical Director T. A. Lincoln to Richard Hardison. The letter gave general guidelines on medical…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 2, 1978
H. B. Rhodes to Frank Twitty on TOSCA Registration of Calidria Asbestos Products (1978)
Internal memo from Harrison B. Rhodes to Frank Twitty, with copies to four others, transmitting registration information on the Calidria asbestos operation for the Toxic Substances Control Act (TOSCA) report. The memo says unmodified asbestos…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1982
Radiation Protection Inspection and Audit of Maintenance Radiography, Signed by Mario Gutierrez (1982)
A one-page Radiation Protection Inspection and Audit checklist for the Maintenance unit, covering ionizing radiation (radiography). Every item under general requirements for radiography and radiographer requirements is checked "Yes", and the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 3, 1987
P. S. Petrunich Cover Memo on Alternative Materials Institute Meetings, with Minutes, Appendices and March 1987 Letter to ICF on GRAFOIL Gaskets (1987)
…Union Carbide staff transmits minutes of the December 4 and 18, 1986 meetings of the Alternate (Alternative) Materials Institute, a non-asbestos coalition. It gives background and an executive summary on the coalition's goal, Union…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 31, 1986
A. P. Yalcinkaya to Texas Air Control Board on Notification of Asbestos Insulation Removal at Texas City Plant (1986)
Exhibit consisting of a handwritten fax cover sheet, a January 31, 1986 letter notifying the Texas Air Control Board of planned removal of asbestos insulation from four amine solution heat exchangers at the Texas City plant, and a blank…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 4, 1980
T. A. Lincoln to Colleagues on the OSHA Rule for Access to Employee Exposure and Medical Records (1980)
Letter from Corporate Medical Director T. A. Lincoln to company physicians about OSHA's rule giving access to employee exposure and medical records. It summarizes eleven points of the rule, recommends how to handle employee and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 14, 1978
E. R. Levy Memo on Orientation for Personnel Safety and Health Training Package Preparers, with L. S. Slaughter Memo and Engineering Department Training Team Report (1978)
The exhibit holds two Union Carbide Engineering memoranda from August 1978 and attachments from a report of the Engineering Department's personnel safety and health training task team. E. R. Levy's memo of August 14…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 18, 1975
J. E. Walsh Report of Call to Georgia Pacific (Decatur, Georgia) on Asbestos Toxicology and the 244 Adhesive (1975)
Report of a call on Georgia Pacific, a maker of chemical resins in Decatur, Georgia, made by J. E. Walsh with R. E. Byrne to discuss toxicology. The meeting with Dr. Bornstein became a meeting with chemist Walter Boyles, and the report describes the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 16, 1972
H. B. Rhodes to Hans Lundgren (Permutit) Transmitting Asbestos Slurry Mixing Test Report (1972)
Cover letter dated March 16, 1972 from H. B. Rhodes to Hans Lundgren of The Permutit Company enclosing a report on asbestos slurry mixing tests and a Material Data Sheet. The letter also comments on newspaper clippings and the OSHA hearings. The…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 4, 1987
A. L. Barefoot to Location Managers on Employee Pulmonary Problems (1987)
A memo marked Business Confidential reporting that Dr. H. C. Lewinsohn of Corporate Medical said at an OSHA/Asbestos meeting in Danbury that employees with asbestosis or other severe pulmonary problems should not work with asbestos materials.…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 25, 1979
G. W. Bott to W. T. Shelton on Asbestos Exposure Survey of Insulators Stripping Old Insulation in Building 707 (1979)
Internal memo reporting an industrial hygiene survey, conducted May 9, 1979, of asbestos exposure of insulators stripping about ten feet of 1-inch steam condensate line insulation in Building 707 at South Charleston. It reports that the insulation…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 8, 1987
E. K. Jensen to R. F. Weimer on the Approved Medical Statement for Asbestos (1987)
A one-page letter from E. K. Jensen to R. F. Weimer, copied to T. M. Dugan, headed "Medical Statement for Asbestos." Following a conversation that day, it gives the approved statement on the health effects of asbestos over-exposure, covering…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 24, 1979
John L. Myers to Calidria Asbestos Distributors and Warehouses on Revised DOT Asbestos Packaging and Shipping Rules (1979)
Letter from Union Carbide's Marketing Manager to Calidria asbestos distributors and warehouses reporting that DOT approved the changes Union Carbide had petitioned for in the asbestos packaging and shipping regulations. It summarizes the changes: non…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 26, 1987
J. B. Leverton to Eli Bell, Texas Air Control Board, Notifying of Asbestos Steam Line Insulation Removal at Texas City Plant (1987)
…under 40 CFR 61.146, that Union Carbide planned to remove asbestos insulation from 520 linear feet of 3-inch steam line north of building 56 at the Texas City plant, from March 23 to June…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 11, 1976
Gordon L. Dickson Call Report on Hercules, Inc. Evaluation of RG-600 (1976)
Customer call report of a 3/11/76 visit to Hercules, Inc. (Wilmington, DE), a resin producer, to determine the status of its evaluation of RG-600. It records that Hercules' Robert H. Heinold described the RG-600 results as very good, reviewed…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 24, 1978
Harrison B. Rhodes to Craig McNey (Norwal, Inc.) Enclosing Dust Count Information and Asbestos Litigation Resources (1978)
Letter from Harrison B. Rhodes of Union Carbide's Metals Division to Craig McNey of Norwal, Inc., enclosing additional dust count information on drywall applications, a medical review article on asbestos-related diseases, and a description…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 1, 1971
Calidria Resin-Grade 244 (RG-244) Product Characteristics and Specifications, with RG-144/RG-244 Packaging and Freight Sheet (1971)
Calidria Asbestos data sheet: RG-244 product characteristics and specifications (UCC 007549) Union Carbide Asbestos sheet comparing RG-144 and RG-244 packaging, density, product codes and freight costs, dated 9-1-71 (UCC 007550)
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 29, 1980
P. R. Sherman Design Memorandum on Asbestos Bagging Improvement at King City (1980)
Design memorandum (Design Memo No. 1, Revision No. 0, File No. 11217) by P. R. Sherman on improving the bagging of asbestos shipments at King City, CA. It describes efforts to develop a dust-free bag with a better bag wrap and a bag closure system…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 12, 1982
Fred L. Smith to B. L. Ingalls on Plenum Test of King City Tailings and Raw Ore Samples (1982)
Memo dated May 12, 1982, transmitting results of controlled-environment tests on King City tailings and raw ore samples. Samples were agitated on a Derrick pan vibrator in a closed chamber, airborne fibers were collected on filters, and counts were…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 19, 1973
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne, W. C. Thurber and Others on Use of HPO in Tape Joint Compounds (1973)
Internal memo reporting that National Gypsum asked Union Carbide to supply SG-210 to its Norwegian affiliate, and that Union Carbide said SG-210 was not available for export because of short supply. The writer suggested…