9 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 22, 1972
B. L. Ingalls to R. E. Byrne and Others on Handling Customer Inquiries About the New OSHA Regulations (1972)
Memorandum from B. L. Ingalls suggesting a basic format for handling customer inquiries about the new OSHA asbestos regulations. It advises controlling the conversation and keeping the customer on the defensive, and lists points on the regulations,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 22, 1972
B. L. Ingalls to R. E. Byrne and Others on a Format for Handling Customer Inquiries About the New OSHA Regulations (1972)
Memorandum suggesting a basic format for company personnel to use when customers call with questions about the new OSHA asbestos regulations. It advises how to set the tone of the conversation and lists five points to raise, including initial…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 7, 1971
John L. Myers to Marketing Staff on Toxicology Update: TLVs, Respirators and Asbestos Hazard Positions (1971)
Internal memo from the Research and Development Department to marketing staff, with copies to F. H. Larrison, P. W. McDaniel, E. A. Piersall and J. W. Rawlings, summarizing EPA and OSHA asbestos exposure rules and the TLV, and recommending two…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 19, 1973
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne, W. C. Thurber and Others on Use of HPO in Tape Joint Compounds (1973)
Internal memo reporting that National Gypsum asked Union Carbide to supply SG-210 to its Norwegian affiliate, and that Union Carbide said SG-210 was not available for export because of short supply. The writer suggested…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 31, 1973
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne, G. L. Dickson, B. L. Ingalls, T. P. Norris, H. B. Rhodes and J. E. Walsh on Test Pallets of SG-210 and Tuck-In Sleeve (1973)
Internal memo from the Calidria Asbestos marketing department reporting that King City prepared 18 test pallets of SG-210 with tuck-in sleeves to see whether the sleeves reduce leakage of asbestos from bag fill spouts. It listed the customer…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents
John L. Myers Memo on Calidria Asbestos Financial Performance, with Asbestos SPU Financial Tables and Notes (1970-1980)
Six pages of financial material on Union Carbide's asbestos business, marked Plaintiff's Exhibit UC-1340. It holds two handwritten summaries of asbestos and Calidria sales, income and return figures (dated 3/4/76 and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 7, 1971
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne and Others on Toxicology Update for CALIDRIA Asbestos Marketing (1971)
Internal Union Carbide memo summarizing government asbestos regulation, the current threshold limit value, and two respirators suggested for customers, to help marketing staff answer customer questions. It lists four points of 'general agreement' about asbestos and…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 1, 1974
H. B. Rhodes to W. C. Thurber on Airborne Asbestos Dust Levels for Intermittent Batch Dumping of Open Chrysotile Fiber (1974)
Internal cover memo from H. B. Rhodes transmitting a report on airborne asbestos dust levels for intermittent batch dumping of open chrysotile fiber. He wrote that the data were compiled because of OSHA's "work practices" emphasis in the revision of…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 12, 1975
J. E. Walsh Report of Call on Harris Paint Company (Grow subsidiary), Tampa, on Calidria RG-244 and Asbestos Toxicology Concerns (1975)
Report of a call by J. E. Walsh on Billie W. Williams, Technical Director of Harris Paint Company (a Grow subsidiary) in Tampa, Florida, a Calidria RG-244 prospect. Walsh reported that Grow had a near-ban on asbestos because of OSHA regulations,…