14 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Acid-Resistant Chemical Filter
…separator you remember handling, including manufacturer names, brand names, and the chemicals being processed. Preserve any old employment records, union records, plant logs, purchase orders, or maintenance manuals that may name the filter manufacturer; these documents…
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Acid-resistant packing
…Chesterton) and the colors or styles used. This directly affects which trusts may pay. Preserve any old work records, union books, purchase orders, or coworker contact information that can establish which products were present at the…
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Asbestos Textile Industry
…a patient, employment records, union records, and plant histories can help establish where and when exposure happened and which company was responsible. Example Sentence Her father spent 30 years in an asbestos textile mill, and his…
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Carding
…Exposure, Fiber Release Notes If you or a loved one worked in an asbestos textile plant, request employment records, union records, and Social Security earnings statements to document job titles and dates in carding, spinning, or…
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Cobbing
…by name in employment records but are central to exposure documentation. Preserve any photographs, letters, pay stubs, or union records that show the worker's job title, location, and dates; cobbing was often done by laborers…
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Cottrell-Type Electric Precipitator
…precipitator was first deployed commercially to control sulfuric acid mist and smelter fumes. Cottrell assigned the patents to the nonprofit Research Corporation in 1912, and the technology spread rapidly through heavy industry over the following decades…
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Dust Control
…surveys. Ask coworkers or union representatives whether they recall ventilation systems, wet cutting practices, respirator use, or air-monitoring badges; their recollections can corroborate or contradict company claims about controls. Preserve any pay stubs, union cards…
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Dust-Free Milling Plant
…that history is directly relevant to your claim. Example Sentence His union records showed he spent twelve years bagging fiber at what Johns-Manville called a "dust-free milling plant," and his attorney requested the company…
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Filter pad
…Ertel, Sparkler, or Johns-Manville Hyflo can identify defendants. Preserve any employment records, union records, plant photographs, equipment manuals, or purchase orders that might document the filter systems used at your workplace. Tell your legal team…
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Hand-cobbed fiber
…mining, ask surviving relatives for the specific job title ("cobber," "sorter," "picker," or "miller") because each carried different exposure levels and may appear in employment records. Preserve any old pay stubs, union cards, immigration papers, or…
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Mechanical beating
…as product- and process-identification witnesses; their testimony often establishes that beating operations occurred in the same area as your work. Preserve any pay stubs, union records, pension records, or plant photographs that confirm employment dates…
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Sabourin, Ivan
Ivan Sabourin was a Canadian lawyer and longtime corporate secretary and legal counsel for the Canadian Johns-Manville Company and the Asbestos Corporation Limited during the mid-twentieth century. His name appears repeatedly in internal industry…
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Vorwald, Arthur
…1940s through 1970s, ask your legal team whether Saranac/Vorwald-era documents will be used to establish industry knowledge in your case. Preserve any employment records, union records, or product identifications from that era. They help…
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Chlor-Alkali Industry
…and record the specific plant and years. Ask coworkers or unions to help identify the cell manufacturers and asbestos suppliers used at your facility. Preserve employment records and any plant maintenance logs that document asbestos diaphragm…