31 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”, page 1 of 2
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Company document · Union Carbide documents
Union Carbide Calidria Sales Call Reports on Georgia-Pacific Plants, Many Duplicated, with OSHA Citation and Dust Count Reports and an Adhesives Age Reprint (1973-1975)
Compilation of Union Carbide Calidria call reports on Georgia-Pacific plants (Akron NY, Marietta GA, Decatur GA, Milford VA, Columbus OH, Quapaw TX) and a Ruco of Atlanta call, covering OSHA citations, dust counts, SG-210…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 10, 1968
B. L. Ingalls Call Report on Milton Bradley Co. Asking Union Carbide's Advice on Asbestos in Fibro-Clay Modeling Clay (1968)
…Co.' Union Carbide Chemicals Division report of call, B. L. Ingalls, Milton Bradley Co., 7/10/68 (typed 8/1/68), with handwritten marks Second copy of the same Milton Bradley call report Separate Union Carbide…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 12, 1973
Union Carbide Calidria Reports of Call on Owens-Corning Fiberglas Regarding RG-244 in Polyester Resins (1973-1975)
Nine pages of Union Carbide Calidria call reports on customer Owens-Corning Fiberglas (OCF), dated 1973 to about 1975, concerning OCF's use of Calidria RG-244 in polyester resins. They cover OCF industrial hygienist G…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 27, 1974
J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia Pacific Chemicals & Resins Division (Dr. L. F. Bornstein) re Calidria RG600 and RG144 (1974)
Call report dated 9-27-74 on a call to Dr. L. F. Bornstein, Research Director of Georgia Pacific's Chemicals & Resins Division in Decatur, Georgia. It records discussion of Calidria RG600, RG144 and RG100, Georgia Pacific's wish to avoid asbestos…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 22, 1975
J. E. Walsh Call Report on Interplastics, Pryor, Oklahoma, a New RG-244 Carload User (1975)
A call report by J. E. Walsh on a visit to Interplastics, a polyester resin maker in Pryor, Oklahoma, a new RG-244 carload user, where he met plant manager Gerry Gerondale. It says the toxicology topic was briefly discussed and the latest…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 17, 1979
Customer Complaint Report on Broken Bags and Dusty Rail Car, Michael-Walters Industries, Valier, IL (1979)
A Union Carbide customer complaint report dated May 17, 1979, about a rail car of HPO grade asbestos (81,900 lbs in 35 lb bags) shipped from King City, CA on 4/4/79 to Michael…
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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 · June 30, 1975
W. C. Thurber to J. L. Myers on Sending Customers the Materials Safety Data Sheet and Asbestos Health Booklet (1975)
A one-page memo dated June 30, 1975, from W. C. Thurber to J. L. Myers, with Byrne, Fusaro and Rhodes also listed. It reports Fusaro's suggestion that each customer be sent a covering letter, enough copies of the soon-to-be-revised Materials Safety…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · 1974
J. E. Walsh Call Reports on Industrial Plastics, Baton Rouge, on Loss and Return of the RG-244 Account (1974)
Three Union Carbide call reports on Industrial Plastics of Baton Rouge, a maker of FRP products and a customer for RG-244 (Calidria). The January 1974 report describes the company's president removing 244 after newspaper…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 20, 1973
John L. Myers to R. E. Byrne and Others on T-135-0 Allocation (1973)
Internal memo from Calidria Asbestos Marketing reporting the end-of-August inventory of T-135-0 (204.1 tons, mostly at King City) and how it would be allocated among customers such as U. S. Gypsum, H & C, Florida Rolling Mills and export buyers if…
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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 · May 16, 1979
E. J. Kleber Call Report and Customer Complaint Report on Michael-Walters Industries, Valier, IL: Broken Bags and No Inflatable Dunnage (1979)
Customer call report dated 5/16/79 and a customer complaint report dated 5/17/79 about a rail car of HPO Calidria shipped from King City to Michael-Walters Industries in Valier, IL. The customer reported broken bags, restacking of pallets, a near…
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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 8, 1968
R. G. Woolery to R. E. Byrne and Others on the Annual ASTM D-30 Sub III Meeting in San Francisco, with Draft Asbestos Definitions (1968)
Internal correspondence reporting on the June 24-28, 1968 ASTM D-30 meeting in San Francisco, including the Sub III (Asbestos and Other Natural Occurring Fibers) committee's work on test methods and definitions. Attached are a sixth draft of…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 6, 1975
J. E. Walsh Call Report on Georgia Pacific (Dr. Bornstein) Regarding a New Adhesive Using Calidria 244 (1975)
Call report by J. E. Walsh of a call made with H. B. Rhodes to Dr. Bornstein, Research Director at Georgia Pacific (Decatur, Georgia), to update him on toxicology. It records Georgia Pacific's decision on which Calidria grade to use in a new…
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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 · March 13, 1980
R. W. Rebholz to G. R. Bailey and Others on Asbestos Business Meetings (1980)
Memorandum dated March 13, 1980 announcing that, with the Mineral Products Meeting on March 27, Dr. Rhodes would discuss the current status of health-related regulations on the promotion and use of asbestos products. A discussion to update the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 27, 1974
J. E. Walsh Report of Call to Georgia-Pacific (Dr. L. F. Bornstein) on Calidria RG600, RG144 and RG100 (1974)
Union Carbide report of a call by J. E. Walsh to Dr. L. F. Bornstein, Research Director of Georgia-Pacific's Chemicals & Resins Division in Decatur, Georgia, about Calidria products and interest in RG600. It records…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 9, 1973
J. E. Walsh Call Reports on Florida Rolling Mills: T-135 Spray Samples, EPA Asbestos Regulation, and Strike Supply (1973-1975)
Three Union Carbide reports of calls by J. E. Walsh on customer Florida Rolling Mills, Fort Lauderdale, dated 5/9/73, 2-21-75 and 8-1-75. The 1973 report covers sampling of a T…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 9, 1975
B. L. Ingalls to J. L. Skavarla on Airborne Dust Counts in Building 169 During RG-600 Production (1975)
Internal correspondence reporting results of initial airborne asbestos sampling in Building 169 during production of RG-600. It states that fiber counts were all below 0.5 fibers/cc, compares them with OSHA limits, and says further tests were…