5 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 8, 1979
L. W. Phair to Plant Staff on Asbestos Insulation Disposal at the South Charleston Plant (1979)
Internal correspondence dated October 8, 1979, from L. W. Phair to ten plant staff members about disposal of asbestos insulation at the South Charleston Plant. It states that asbestos insulation must go in dumpsters taken to Fillmont, not regular…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 4, 1986
D. H. Ott to J. R. Dement and S. Rossi on Tank Insulation in 1986, with Tank Insulation Needs Table (1986)
A March 4, 1986 memo from D. H. Ott to J. R. Dement and S. Rossi about the 1986 budget for tank insulation and weatherproofing work in Polyols, noting two tanks were started in 1985 because of the need to remove damaged asbestos insulation. The…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · May 14, 1986
M. E. Knopp Manhour Estimate for Stripping and Re-insulating Asbestos-Insulated Tanks, Bldg. 103-216, Phase I (1986)
Handwritten memo estimating Phase I manhours (1,924 total) to strip insulation, scaffold, remove scaffolds and re-insulate tanks in Bldg. 103-216, with a page-2 breakdown by tank, each labeled "ASBESTOS". A handwritten note dated 5/13/86 recommends…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 26, 1987
S. B. Kovach to P. R. Desai and Others Transmitting SHARE Inspection Results, South Charleston Plant (1987)
Cover letter dated October 26, 1987 from the SHARE Coordinator at the South Charleston, West Virginia plant, sending department heads the findings of the October 14, 1987 SHARE inspection and setting a 90-day deadline to address deficiencies with…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 9, 1979
Memo to W. A. Garrett on Asbestos Insulation Stripping by Leak Repairs Inc. Contractor Personnel (1979)
A handwritten memo dated 3-9-79 at 8:30 AM to W. A. Garrett about the incident of Leak Repairs Inc. personnel stripping asbestos insulation while repairing valve packing in the Building 200 area. The writer reported that no one had found any…