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  1. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 5, 1986

    T. E. Hanning to S. W. Clark and Others on Asbestos Update: Union Support for Proposed EPA Ban (1986)

    …marked 'For Your Information', reporting that labor unions were endorsing a proposed EPA asbestos ban and contending that OSHA's 0.2 fiber/cc limit gave insufficient worker protection. It also summarizes the proposed EPA rule…

  2. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 29, 1972

    Minutes of Meeting on Measuring Employee Asbestos Exposure to Meet the Proposed OSHA Standard, submitted by N. H. Ketcham (1972)

    Minutes of a February 29, 1972 meeting of Union Carbide plant and Environmental Health Laboratory personnel to plan measurement of employee asbestos exposure under the proposed OSHA standard. The minutes list five objectives, attach an outline…

  3. Company document · Union Carbide documents · February 29, 1972

    N. H. Ketcham Minutes of Meeting on Measuring Employee Exposure to Asbestos Under the Proposed OSHA Standard (1972)

    Minutes of a February 29, 1972 meeting of Union Carbide plant and laboratory staff to plan measurement of employee exposure to asbestos in line with the proposed OSHA standard. The minutes list objectives, agreed air-sampling…

  4. Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 24, 1975

    C. W. Carman to R. W. Cope and Others Circulating the Asbestos Safety Procedure for Review (1975)

    A one-page cover memo from C. W. Carman to nine recipients sending an attached Asbestos Safety Procedure for approval and comments by November 5, 1975. The attachment is not included in the exhibit; the second page is blank.

  5. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 21, 1986

    E. D. DeLoughy to T. P. Raby on Continental Insurance Company Inspections, with South Charleston Plant Asbestos Removal Procedure (1986)

    …with a Union Carbide internal letter from the Insurance Department to T. P. Raby. The letter explains that Continental Insurance Company replaced the earlier NATLSCO program for workers compensation and would inspect Union Carbide facilities at…

  6. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 25, 1984

    H. C. Lewinsohn to Distribution Transmitting Revised Draft OSHA Asbestos Testimony, with Draft 'Medical Examinations Required for Asbestos Workers' (1984)

    …1984 cover memo from Union Carbide's Assistant Corporate Medical Director circulates a revised draft of his proposed testimony for the OSHA informal rulemaking hearing on occupational exposure to asbestos and asks for comments by July…

  7. Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 16, 1982

    Compilation: W. D. Neal to T. P. Raby on Asbestos Removal, with K. E. Martin Transmittal and OSHA Letter on Supplied-Air Respirators for Asbestos Demolition (1982)

    Compilation of a March 16, 1982 Union Carbide internal memo from W. D. Neal to T. P. Raby on asbestos removal, a March 11, 1982 transmittal memo from Kirk E. Martin at Texas City, and a…

  8. Company document · Union Carbide documents · July 3, 1984

    H. C. Lewinsohn to S. L. Baye and Others Transmitting Draft OSHA Testimony on Medical Examinations Required for Asbestos Workers (1984)

    A July 3, 1984 cover memo from Dr. Hilton C. Lewinsohn to company physicians, lawyers and managers transmitting the "final" draft of his proposed testimony for the OSHA informal asbestos rulemaking hearing in Washington. The attached draft, "Medical…

  9. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 5, 1984

    R. D. Ondocsin to F. J. Barris on Asbestos Area Samples at Linde Division, Ashtabula (1984)

    Internal Union Carbide memo dated November 5, 1984 reporting results of five area air samples collected October 18, 1984 at the Linde Division, Ashtabula, Ohio, and analyzed for asbestos. The memo says four of five samples…

  10. Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 8, 1982

    J. S. Cornell to F. Beauvilliers and Others on Asbestosis Illness Recording History at South Charleston (1982)

    Internal Union Carbide memo from the Safety & Health department at South Charleston, West Virginia. It reports that a number of asbestosis illnesses had been recorded there since the start of 1980, that most cases were not…

  11. Company document · Union Carbide documents · September 5, 1986

    T. E. Hanning to S. W. Clark and Others on an Asbestos Update: Proposed EPA Ban and OSHA Exposure Limit (1986)

    One-page memorandum "for your information" reporting that labor unions were endorsing a proposed EPA asbestos ban and contended OSHA's 0.2 fibers per cubic centimeter limit gave insufficient protection. It also summarized the proposed…

  12. Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 8, 1972

    W. D. Neal to D. R. Albright on Asbestos Dust Measurements at the Bound Brook Plant (1972)

    Internal memo from W. D. Neal of Environmental Protection reporting September and October 1972 airborne asbestos sampling in the Unit B and C work areas at Bound Brook, compared with OSHA limits. It lists housekeeping, bag-handling and work-habit…

  13. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 26, 1981

    D. T. Watters to I. P. Blackwood et al. on Potential Health Risks of Insulation Materials (Perlite Insulation Specification 4) (1981)

    Memorandum from D. T. Watters, June 26, 1981, on potential health risks of insulation materials Union Carbide Chemicals/Plastics Material Specification for Insulation 4M/4A/4SS (perlite), December 1980, pages 1-2 of 2

  14. Company document · Union Carbide documents · June 26, 1981

    D. T. Watters to I. P. Blackwood and Others on Potential Health Risks of Insulation Materials (1981)

    Memorandum responding to questions about whether non-asbestos substitute insulation was available after complaints of irritation from dust of perlite-based Insulation Specification 4 used in ethylene oxide service. It recommended continued use of…