25 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 1 of 2
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 1972
OSHA Reply to D. E. Deese on Asbestos Monitoring and Medical Exams, with Union Carbide Asbestos Insulation Removal Procedures and F. Williams Memo to R. J. Taylor (1972)
Compilation of four items: an OSHA letter replying to a Union Carbide industrial hygienist about the asbestos monitoring and medical examination requirements of 29 CFR 1910.93a; a Seadrift Plant procedure for removing asbestos insulation; and…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 17, 1968
Fred Williams to Dr. T. G. Day and Others on Preliminary Air Sampling Results for Asbestos (1968)
Memorandum from the industrial hygienist reporting preliminary air sampling for asbestos taken during pipe-insulation work at the Technical Center on April 24, 1968. It summarizes the TLV, disease background, sampling method and results, and…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents
Fred Williams to J. M. Butcher, M. E. Perry and C. L. Ruddle on Asbestos Sampling in Compliance with OSHA (undated)
A one-page Union Carbide memo from Fred Williams to three recipients about asbestos sampling under the OSHA regulation. It states that sampling could not be done as the regulation required under the existing informal notification…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 12, 1980
G. F. Hurley to B. E. Bess and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring in the SEVIN Operations Area (1980)
Letter reporting asbestos air monitoring in the SEVIN operations area on September 3, 1980, which showed 0.1 fiber per cc. Six breathing-zone samples were taken on three men, but an analytical error left only one valid sample, for Mr. Smith. The…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 12, 1980
G. F. Hurley to B. E. Bess, P. W. Young and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring in the SEVIN Operations Area (1980)
Letter reporting that asbestos monitoring in the SEVIN operations area on September 3, 1980 showed 0.1 fiber per cc, which it described as below the present OSHA standard. Six breathing-zone samples were taken on three men, but because of an…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 24, 1965
J. D. Young to K. B. Lanham on Dust Sampling of "Carey-Temp" Insulation Block Cutting (1965)
Internal correspondence from Industrial Hygiene reporting on a dust sampling series run in the Insulation Fabrication Shop while a head grinder machine cut "Carey-Temp" insulation block. It said the dust-exposure health hazard of the operation was…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 24, 1955
J. D. Young to K. B. Lanham on Dust Sampling of "Carey-Temp" Insulation Block Cutting (1955)
Internal Chemicals Division memo from Industrial Hygiene at the Institute Plant to the Insulation Fabrication Shop. It reported results of dust sampling done while a head grinder machine cut "Carey-Temp" insulation block. It said the health hazard…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 16, 1982
Manhar A. Patel to J. C. Smith on Dust and MEK Monitoring in the Sandblast Shed, 511 Construction Institute Plant (1982)
Internal Union Carbide letter reporting dust sampling for 'Black Beauty' in the Sandblast Shed and methyl ethyl ketone (MEK) sampling in the Paint Preparation Shed at the 511 Construction Institute Plant, May-June 1982. It says…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 13, 1975
Fred Williams to Distribution Lists C-6, C-7 and E-12 on a Checklist for Protection Against Inhalation of Asbestos Fibers, with Insulators' Checklist (1975)
Internal memo from the Institute Plant industrial hygienist transmitting a checklist prepared by W. A. Burnette of the Central Insulation Group for insulators handling asbestos-containing materials. The attached checklist gives a summary of asbestos…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 24, 1968
Fred Williams to J. M. Butcher and Others on Supplemental Asbestos Air Sampling Data from Kaylo Insulation Work in Building 770 Shop, with Sampling Diagram and Worksheets (1968)
Memorandum from industrial hygienist Fred Williams reporting air sampling done on May 16, 1968 in the Building 770 shop while two 5-gallon drums were covered with Kaylo insulation. It states that one result exceeded the TLV of 5.0 million particles…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 20, 1981
M. A. Patel to W. L. Browning and J. W. Perry, Jr. on Asbestos Monitoring in the Gasket Shop, Institute Plant (1981)
Internal memo reporting area and personal asbestos exposure monitoring in the Gasket Shop (laundry, Building 3 of the Construction Department) at the Institute Plant, done by the plant's industrial hygiene group on October 2 and 9, 1981. It states…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 30, 1977
Fred Williams to Distribution Lists on Update of Procedure for Protection Against Inhalation of Asbestos Fibers, Institute Plant (1977)
Internal Union Carbide memo from Industrial Hygiene at the Institute Plant, West Virginia, transmitting an updated procedure for protecting personnel against inhalation of asbestos fibers and complying with OSHA Regulation 1910-1001. It summarizes OSHA and…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 13, 1975
Fred Williams to Distribution Lists C-6, C-7 and E-12 on Checklist for Protection Against Inhalation of Asbestos Fibers, Institute Plant (1975)
Internal correspondence from the Institute Plant industrial hygienist transmitting a checklist, prepared by W. A. Burnette of the Central Insulation Group, for protection of insulators against inhaling asbestos fibers. The memo said the checklist…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 23, 1981
M. A. Patel to W. L. Browning, J. W. Perry Jr. and Others on Asbestos Monitoring in the Gasket Shop, 512 Construction, Institute Plant, with Replacement Letter and Data Sheet (1981)
Internal Union Carbide correspondence from Manhar A. Patel. A cover note says an October 20, 1981 letter on asbestos monitoring in the Institute Plant gasket shop contained an error and should be replaced. The replacement letter…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 23, 1972
F. Williams to J. M. Butcher and Others Transmitting Industrial Hygiene Air Sampling Report on Insulating Work in Building 770 (1972)
A cover letter from F. Williams to four recipients forwards an Industrial Hygiene memorandum and data sheet on air sampling during the installation of asbestos-containing Kaylo pipe insulation and Johns Manville cement in Building 770 on August 2,…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 24, 1972
Fred Williams to SID Supervisors, R&D Supervisors, Services Supervisors and H. L. Robinson on the OSHA Emergency Asbestos Dust Standard (1972)
Industrial hygiene memorandum reporting the emergency federal asbestos dust standard (29 CFR 1910.93a) that took effect December 7, 1971. It quotes the exposure limit and the engineering, respirator, handling and cleanup provisions. It recommends…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 24, 1972
Fred Williams to SID, R&D and Services Supervisors on the OSHA Emergency Asbestos Dust Standard (1972)
Industrial hygiene memorandum reporting that an emergency federal standard on airborne asbestos dust took effect December 7, 1971. It reproduces parts of Section 1910.93a (exposure limits, engineering controls, respirators, handling and cleanup) and…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · January 31, 1973
Fred Williams to R. H. Steinberg Forwarding H. A. Frazier's Asbestos Sampling Values for the Insulation Fabrication Shop (1973)
A handwritten memo dated 1/31/1973 from Fred Williams to R. H. Steinberg forwards a summation on asbestos in insulation and asbestos air-sampling results collected by Harold Frazier. It says Williams will present a program for OSHA compliance and…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 9, 1976
H. H. Frazier to P. H. Day on Employee Exposure to Asbestos in Plant Stores, Building 330 (1976)
Memo reporting area and personal air samples for asbestos taken in June 1976 in Plant Stores Building 330, where asbestos rope and metal-reinforced gaskets were stored and dispensed. It states that the results were within the new TLV of two fibers…
-
Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 14, 1981
H. H. Frazier to R. E. Peele on Monitoring for Asbestos Exposure Potential in the 511 Construction Gasket Shop (1981)
One-page internal Union Carbide memo from Industrial Hygiene at the Institute Plant, West Virginia. It reports that two personal and two area air samples were collected in the 511 Construction Gasket Shop to measure airborne…