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5 results for “Reaction Department”

1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 7, 1975

   H. B. Rhodes Report of Call on Gypsum Drywall Contractors International (Howard Leederman) re Asbestos Toxicology, OSHA and Asbestos-Free Joint Compounds (1975)

   …asbestos dust testing, contractor attitudes toward OSHA, asbestos-free joint compounds and freeze-thaw problems, OSHA sign-posting enforcement, reaction to Dr. Selikoff's presentation, and upcoming silica regulations. The action section recommends continued regular contact.

2. 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.

3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 16, 1973

   J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia Pacific, Marietta, Georgia, Regarding April 1973 SG-210 Price Increase (1973)

   …and Doug Jones of quality control. He reported on the April 1, 1973 price increase for SG-210, Favero's reaction, a bag weight issue, a dust count survey review, and an all-210 mud sample…

4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 25, 1972

   J. E. Walsh Report of Call on Whitaker Corp. (Lenoir, N.C.) Regarding RG-244 Resin Screen Plugging and Toxicology Brochure (1972)

   …s screen-plugging problems with RG-244 compared with Cab-o-Sil, and a request for dust count scheduling. It also notes that a toxicology discussion brought no negative reaction and a toxicology brochure was left.

5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 16, 1973

   J. E. Walsh Report of Call to Georgia Pacific, Marietta, on April 1973 SG-210 Price Increase (1973)

   …Walsh reported on announcing an April 1, 1973 price increase of 1/2¢ per pound on SG-210, Favero's reaction, the dust count data and regulations reviewed, and a mud sample sent to Tigard for…