5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 11, 1986
P. D. Sherman to All R/D Personnel, Safety Alert on Asbestos in Laboratory Insulation and Equipment (1986)
Internal safety alert to R/D personnel stating that asbestos-containing materials such as insulation, gaskets, packing, heat tapes and hot gloves are commonly found in the laboratory, and that OSHA had reduced its permissible exposure from 2 to 0.2…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 28, 1987
Vance E. Stover and Manhar A. Patel to A. F. Terry on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of Insulators and Carpenters in Building 701 (1987)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting asbestos exposure monitoring of two insulators and two carpenters during asbestos stripping and enclosure moving in Building 701 on August 17-21, 1987. It states that insulator results were above the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 11, 1986
Manhar A. Patel to A. J. Bonham on Asbestos in the Glass Blowing Shop Oven (1986)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting that a sample of tray-lining material from the oven in the glass blowing shop was analyzed and showed possible chrysotile asbestos. It states the material was crumbling and recommends careful…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 11, 1986
P. D. Sherman to All R/D Personnel: Safety Alert on Asbestos in the Laboratory (1986)
Internal Union Carbide safety alert from the R/D Health, Safety/Environmental Affairs manager to all R/D personnel about asbestos-containing materials in the laboratory. It reports OSHA's reduction of the permissible exposure limit…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 20, 1985
M. W. Sue to R. A. Bleidt on Offering Asbestos Identification and Personal Monitoring Analysis Through Testing and Research Service (1985)
Memo from Marty Sue to Bob Bleidt, with copies to several others, responding to Bleidt's idea about analyzing asbestos in ambient environments by TEM. Sue reported what he learned about available equipment and the OSHA/NIOSH personal monitoring…