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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 7, 1978

    K. Gran Townsend to A. L. Barefoot, R. H. Chase, L. T. Windel/K. A. Windhorst and J. L. Wyatt Transmitting the 1978 Brownsville Plant Ventilation Survey (1978)

    Internal Union Carbide correspondence from the Brownsville, Texas plant transmitting a copy of the semi-annual 1978 OSHA-required ventilation survey. The memo says the survey addresses dust collector and fume hood performance and recommendations for…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 23, 1975

    L. T. Windel to Operating Department Heads on Proposed Toxic Substances Legislation Affecting Brownsville (1975, with 1982 memo)

    A June 1975 internal memo from L. T. Windel at the Brownsville, Texas plant circulated lists of chemicals on government regulatory lists (OSHA, NIOSH, EPA, Toxic Substances Control Act). The lists include asbestos, and the attachments mark which…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 18, 1981

    M. Gutierrez to K. G. Townsend, OSHA Inspection Chronology, with Townsend Cover Memo to J. L. Wyatt (1981)

    Internal Union Carbide memo chronicling an OSHA industrial hygiene inspection of the Brownsville, Texas, Coatings Materials plant from November 2 to November 17, 1981. It covers the compliance officer's plant walk-through, worker interviews, personal…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 10, 1981

    K. G. Townsend to R. E. Theisen Transmitting Energy/Oxygen Hearing Protection and Noise Audit Results, Brownsville (1981)

    A cover memo of April 10, 1981 from K. Gran Townsend to R. E. Theisen forwards the SHARE Department's hearing protection audit results for the Energy/Oxygen departments and asks that deficiencies be corrected. The attached forms, dated 4/6/81, are a…