29 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 2 of 2
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 1980
Ruth Clise to R. F. Painter: Industrial Hygiene Monitoring Reports for Asbestos During Insulation Stripping in Bldg. 777 (1980)
Five 'Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos' report forms addressed to R. F. Painter with copies to several others. They give personal air-sampling results for workers wetting, bagging and stripping insulation at Bldg. 777 on 8/18/80, 8/19/80…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 11, 1975
H. L. Robinson to W. Thurber Transmitting Digests of Indiana Asbestos Bills S-296 and S-358 (1975)
An internal Union Carbide letter from H. L. Robinson to W. Thurber reporting that Indiana Senate Bill S-296 never came out of committee and attaching digests of two Indiana asbestos bills. The attachments are Senate…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 24, 1972
R. W. Cope Project Report on Industrial Hygiene Survey of Air Analyses at the Bound Brook Plant (1972)
Project report on R. W. Cope's January 27-28, 1972 visit to the Bound Brook Plant to meet New Jersey inspectors and compare dust sampling methods, with air samples taken in several departments. Asbestos fiber samples at Building 3, Unit C ranged…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 5, 1978
G. F. Hurley and M. E. Perry to Distribution on Clarification of Asbestos Insulation Removal and Monitoring Rules, South Charleston (1978)
Memorandum clarifying items 1 and 2 of a November 6, 1978 Merz/Perry letter on removal and disposal of asbestos-containing insulation. It stated when the Industrial Hygiene Group would decide on personal asbestos monitoring during demolition,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 1, 1980
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos: Air Samples for R. E. Raines and J. W. Greenlee Stripping Insulation, Bldg. 773, Report to W. T. Shelton (1980)
Two Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos forms dated 4/1/80, each recording personal air samples taken in Bldg. 773 while a worker stripped and bagged insulation from a 3-inch condensate line. Page 1 covers R. E. Raines and page 2 covers J. W.…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 21, 1969
J. A. Riddle to S. P. Smith on Major Hazards at the King City Plant (1969)
Internal correspondence listing four recognized major hazards at the King City plant: asbestos dust, fork trucks, motor vehicles and the propane fuel system. It states that employees are exposed to asbestos dust, describes dust controls and the new…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 16, 1980
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos: Stripping and Bagging Unibestos Pipe Insulation at South Charleston Plant, T. J. Kennedy, M. Smith and M. L. Finney (1980)
Three industrial hygiene monitoring forms dated 4/16/80 report airborne asbestos fiber results for workers stripping and bagging about 200 feet of Unibestos pipe insulation on a pipe rack at the South Charleston Plant. Each form lists sample…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 19, 1980
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos, Reports to W. T. Shelton on Insulation Stripping at Bldg. 706 (1980)
Two industrial hygiene monitoring forms dated 8/19/80, each reporting one personal air sample for asbestos taken at Bldg. 706, West End, second and third level, during stripping and bagging of insulation on the G-101 autoclave and adjacent lines.…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 20, 1980
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos: Results for J. E. Hackney and R. P. Hess Stripping Dowtherm System Insulation, sent to W. T. Shelton (1980)
Two industrial hygiene monitoring forms for asbestos dated 10/20/80, addressed to W. T. Shelton of the 704 Shop. Each reports a one-sample fiber result for a worker (J. E. Hackney, 3.04 fibers over 57 minutes; R. P. Hess, 1.3 fibers over 60 minutes)…