10 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 9, 1979
Harvey R. Schulz to J. H. Barrett et al. on OSHA Complaint Investigation at the Texas City Plant Van Box Shop (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo dated October 9, 1979 reporting an OSHA industrial hygienist's October 3, 1979 visit to the Texas City Plant to investigate an employee complaint of overexposure to ozone, argon and metal fumes…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 9, 1979
Harvey R. Schulz to J. H. Barrett et al. on OSHA Complaint Investigation at the Texas City Plant Van Box Shop (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting an OSHA industrial hygienist's October 3, 1979 visit to the Texas City Plant to investigate an employee complaint of overexposure to ozone, argon and metal fumes during welding in the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 14, 1979
J. B. Leverton to J. H. Barrett et al. on OSHA Investigation at the Texas City Plant (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting an OSHA industrial hygienist's March 14, 1979 visit to the Texas City plant to investigate an employee complaint about mercury catalyst and vinyl chloride exposure. It states that his sampling…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 26, 1974
Memo to D. L. Engle on OSHA Compliance Officer's Visit to Texas City Plant Over Building 74 Walking Complaint (1974)
Internal memo reporting an unannounced August 23, 1974 visit by an OSHA compliance officer to the Texas City Plant to investigate an attached employee complaint about Building 74. The memo says the officer stated there would be no citation. Attached…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 20, 1978
R. J. Taylor to D. L. Engle, N. W. Gaines and R. E. Graebert on OSHA Inspection and Employee Complaint at Texas City Plant (1978)
Internal memo reporting that two OSHA officers visited the Texas City Plant on December 13, 1978 to investigate an employee complaint about chemical exposure while loading tank cars and drums at Bldg. 19. It lists the information OSHA requested,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 7, 1979
R. J. Taylor to J. H. Barrett and Others on OSHA Investigation of Trenching Complaint at Texas City (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting an OSHA compliance officer's visit to the Texas City plant on March 6-7, 1979, to investigate an employee complaint about an injury from a crumbling foundation in an unshored…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 11, 1976
D. E. Deese to D. L. Engle on the OSHA Inspection of the Oxo-Syn Gas Control Room, Texas City (1976)
Letter marked Confidential reporting an OSHA inspection on November 4, 1976 of the Oxo-Syn Gas Control Room (Bldg. 138) at the Texas City plant, made after an employee complaint. It describes the inspectors' air sampling for carbon monoxide, their…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 23, 1977
A. P. Yalcinkaya to D. L. Engle on OSHA Inspection of Building 74 at the Texas City Plant (1977)
Memo-style letter, marked confidential, reporting an OSHA Compliance Officer's visit to the Texas City Plant on March 18, 1977. The visit followed a complaint about the Building 74 conference-lunch room and locker room sanitation. The letter says…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 31, 1979
Kirk E. Martin to J. H. Barrett et al. on OSHA Complaint Investigation of Welding in Van Boxes at the Texas City Plant (1979)
Internal memo reporting an OSHA industrial hygienist's follow-up investigation on October 30, 1979, at the Texas City Plant into employee complaints of overexposure to ozone, argon and metal fumes while welding inside van boxes in building 189. It…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 9, 1979
H. R. Schulz to J. H. Barrett et al. on OSHA Road Dust Complaint Investigation at the Texas City Plant (1979)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting an OSHA industrial hygienist's September 28, 1979 visit to the Texas City Plant to investigate an employee complaint about road dust near the #3 Olefins furnaces. It describes the opening…