5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 23, 1986
Industrial Hygiene (V. E. Stover and M. A. Patel) to O. R. Hay and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of R. E. Smith in the 701 Basement (1986)
Internal Union Carbide memo transmitting the results of personal asbestos air monitoring of employee R. E. Smith, who was shredding paper in the 701 basement on July 1, 1986. The monitoring was requested because of concern…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 24, 1986
V. E. Stover and M. A. Patel to A. F. Terry on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring in Building 770 (1986)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting asbestos air monitoring on June 23, 1986 in Building 770 while two employees removed about 15 feet of asbestos insulation from a steam line in an air handler. It states the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 28, 1987
Vance E. Stover and Manhar A. Patel to A. F. Terry on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of Insulators and Carpenters in Building 701 (1987)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting asbestos exposure monitoring of two insulators and two carpenters during asbestos stripping and enclosure moving in Building 701 on August 17-21, 1987. It states that insulator results were above the…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1986
A. F. Terry to T. L. Collins and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of Steam Line Stripping, Building 726 (1986)
Internal Union Carbide memo transmitting asbestos air-monitoring results for two employees, R. P. Hess and F. R. Creech, who stripped asbestos insulation from steam lines outside and inside the Building 726 compressor room on September…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 23, 1986
Vance E. Stover and Manhar A. Patel to O. R. Hay and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring of R. E. Smith in the 701 Basement (1986)
Internal memo reporting a personal air sample taken July 1, 1986 on R. E. Smith, who was shredding paper in the 701 basement, after concern that loose asbestos from the service shaft was lying on pipes and the floor. The result was 0.032 fibers/cc…