7 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 22, 1985
G. W. Phares to B. H. Avashia, M.D., and Others on Asbestos Monitoring at South Charleston Plant (1985)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting asbestos exposure monitoring done on November 18, 1985 while construction employees stripped and bagged insulation from a tank at the South Charleston polyols unit. It states that all samples were below…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 6, 1986
V. E. Stover and M. A. Patel to J. M. Harbert and Others on Asbestos Exposure Monitoring at South Charleston Building 309 (1986)
Internal Union Carbide memo transmitting results of asbestos exposure monitoring of two employees on September 9, 1986 at the South Charleston plant's Building 309, while they stripped and bagged asbestos from a 1 inch line…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 25, 1977
W. F. Blythe, Jr. to D. R. Paugh and Others on Asbestos Air Monitoring at the South Charleston Plant (1977)
Internal Union Carbide memo reporting air sampling done on August 8, 1977 during removal of wet insulation, possibly containing asbestos, from a furnace at the South Charleston mainland powerhouse. It states that the results complied with…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 17, 1980
G. F. Hurley to K. O. Hopkins on Construction Employees Dust Exposure Monitoring at the Alloy Furnace Job, with Sample Data Tables and a BNA Occupational Safety & Health Reporter Issue (1980)
…Hopkins, with a distribution list, on dust sampling of construction craftspeople rebuilding furnaces 3 and 7 at the Union Carbide Alloy Plant. It reports that none of 34 samples exceeded the OSHA nuisance-dust limits, but…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 5, 1979
W. B. Troutman to Mailing List A-8 on Asbestos Handling at the South Charleston Plant, with Attached Handling Procedure (1979)
Internal correspondence from the South Charleston Plant Safety Director transmitting a procedure for handling asbestos-containing insulation. The memo states that asbestos has been recognized as a serious health hazard and that the attached…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 16, 1980
Industrial Hygiene Monitoring for Asbestos: Stripping and Bagging Unibestos Pipe Insulation at South Charleston Plant, T. J. Kennedy, M. Smith and M. L. Finney (1980)
Three industrial hygiene monitoring forms dated 4/16/80 report airborne asbestos fiber results for workers stripping and bagging about 200 feet of Unibestos pipe insulation on a pipe rack at the South Charleston Plant. Each form lists sample…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 5, 1979
William B. Troutman to Mailing List A-8 on Asbestos Handling Procedure at the South Charleston Plant (1979)
Internal correspondence from the South Charleston Plant Safety Director transmitting a Maintenance Department procedure for handling asbestos-containing insulation. The attachment describes health considerations, OSHA limits, and mandatory…