5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 24, 1973
W. C. Thurber to F. H. Larrison, Jr. on Deferring Coverall Service for King City Employees (1973)
Letter from W. C. Thurber to F. H. Larrison, Jr., with J. F. Emerson and J. W. Rawlings also listed, about a coverall service for all employees at an annual cost of $5,000 that was discussed during his visit the previous week. Thurber suggested…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 15, 1972
Internal Memo to J. W. Rawlings on the December 14, 1972 Asbestos Information Association Meeting (1972)
Internal correspondence from the Mining and Metals Division, 270 Park Avenue, New York, summarizing the December 14, 1972 meeting of the AIA (Asbestos Information Association). The numbered captions cover publicity planning with a PR firm, a draft…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 2, 1973
P. W. McDaniel to F. H. Larrison Transmitting Airborne Fiber Survey Results for the King City Mill (1973)
Internal letter, marked Confidential, from the Medical Department's industrial hygiene engineer to the King City plant, transmitting a survey of airborne fiber (5.0 microns or longer) taken March 20-21, 1973. It gave estimated weighted exposures for…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 3, 1972
John L. Myers to F. H. Larrison on OSHA Warning Labels for Plain Calidria Bags (1972)
Internal correspondence dated November 3, 1972, from John L. Myers to F. H. Larrison at King City. It stated that, in discussing a Permutit order for HPP in plain bags, the company realized it was not in compliance with OSHA's intended warning label…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 24, 1973
W. C. Thurber to F. H. Larrison, Jr. on Deferring a Coverall Service Decision Pending California Asbestos Safety Orders (1973)
Memo from W. C. Thurber to the King City mining and metals division addressees about a coverall service for all employees at an annual expense of $5,000. Thurber suggested deferring a decision until California's final general industry safety orders…