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?'0 3pv -a Sog.'evdrd Houston fe.js 77QS8 ?13/*88&!IS February 7, 1933 > r . Mark Tapp tnion Carbide Corporation E . 0. Sox 471 :exas City, Texas 77590 ifear Mark: Attached is your copy of the January Monthly Report. Listed oelo-v are the total pounds of waste delivered for the rlonth/year-to-date, by participant: Participant This Month Year-To-Date Marathon Monsanto 1,670,160 204,940 1,670,160 204,940 TCR ucc 53,500 332,230 53,500 332,230 If you have any questions, give me a call Sincerely, RDH:mak attachment Bob Dyer Facility Manager ITCCTXC 02707 FAGS NO. 00004 tan January *** MONTHLY refort Te:: as City Indus trial Landfill [Waste Description Waste No. Code Number This Month Year to Date * Total Receipts For UCC SOLUTION VINYL RESIN VARNISH USED FILTERS INSULATION, ASBESTOS, PH03FH0RIC ACID CATALY FIS3R DRUMS CONTAMINATED DIRT TRASH and garbage CONTAMINATED DIRT BROHEN LAB GLASS R IP RAP metIl CONTAINERS, BOTT FVC SCRAF RESIN *1 SUBTOTAL ** h rotal * * 127 1 75 26 ~r 54 Si 64 SO 70 72 129 lb 115780 115700 14~760 170750 i7?470 179870 1S0490 279760 290490 370280 370510 371290 390300 10080 3020 1 1340 15340 1 3480 360 1700 9980 1 O' >630 3940 63000 160 38700 332280 2260930 10080 3020 1 1340 15840 13480 36'.' 1 700 9980 100680 39 4 68000' i =o 887 OV 332230 226OC0 : UCCTXC 02708 Begin Multi Page Doci ment ['] Begin Single Page Do< ument SHI-17 L.j SHI rL*.*Ji SH2 L.J SH3 rL".J' SH4 Lr*.TJ SH5 L.J SH6 rL-.Ji SH7 rL*.TJ SH8 rL*.*Ji SH9 L.J SHIO fL--.Ji SH11 rL*.Ji SH12 rL~.Ji SH13 rL*.Jl SH14 rL'.Ji SH15 Lr*.Ji SH16 SH17 SHI 7-35 rL'.TJ SH17 rL-.Ji SH18 rL*.TJ SH19 rL".Ji SH20 Lr*.TJ SH21 rL".Ji SH22 Lr~.Ji SH23 rL-.TJ SH24 rL'.TJ SH25 rL.Ji SH26 rL*.Ji SH27 rL*.Ji SH28 Lr*.Ji SH29 rL".Ji SH30 rL.mJi SH31 L.J SH32 rL*.Ji SH33 SH34 SH35 SH36-48 rL*.Ji SH36 Lr*.Ji SH37 rL*.Ji SH38 rL.iJ SH39 L.J SH40 rL*.Ji SH41 rL*.*Ji SH42 rL*.Ji SH43 rL*.iJ, SH44 rL*.Ji SH45 rL--.Ji SH46 rL.iJ SH47 rL*.*Ji SH48 MARK SH49-66 Lr~.Ji SH49 fL".Ji SH50 rL~.Ji SH51 rL*J*i SH52 rL*.J*i SH53 L.J SH54 L.J SH55 rL".Ji SH56 Gi If Coast Waste Disposal Authority ;?'C it". A*vre*a SSCouu''eevva^rrda HHoouiAsrtoonn ret<is 7777n05;8a 713,488UM5 March 3, 1983 Mr. Mark Tapp Jmon Carbide Corporation P. O. Box 471 I ax as City, Texas 77590 Daar Mark: Attached is your copy of the February Monthly Report. Listed below are the total pounds of waste delivered for the month/year-to-date, by participant: Participant Mara tnon onsanto This Month 1,934,680 113,420 Year-To-Date 3,654,840 318,360 TCR UCC 175,700 208,450 229,200 541,730 Re-allocation for 1982 will be completed by the end of March. If you have any questions, give me a call. Sincerely, RDH:mak attachment Bob Dyer Facility Manager UCCTXC 02702 Waste Description MONTHLY REPORT Texas City Industrial Landfill '.Vasts No. Code Number Tnis Month Year to Cate * Total Receipts for UCC SOLUTION VINYL RESIN VARNISH L'SED FIL 'ERS insulati >N, ASBESTOS, PERLITE IAT.ALYST PHOSPHOR :C ACID CATALYST FILER OR J.*43 --v- * .. ri% .TED DIRT ACTIVATE 3 CARROT, SPENT TRASH AT 3 GARS ACE CCrTA-'IN 4TED DIRT C9TCAHIN '.TED DIRT 3ROKEH L \3 GLASS RIP RAP P.ATT CA 4S OCTAL CO NTAINERS, BOTTLES, ETC FVC SCRA P RESIN it it ' 3"^ ` TAL ** ** TOTAL * 127 115780 135 115700 26 149760 37 170750 102 171250 52 179470 54 179370 81 180490 100 181730 64 279760 30 230490 136 230490 70 370330 72 370510 75 371290 129 371290 76 330300 0 0 1030 3300 13560 31300 2160 0 3630 11350 39370 17440 22310 6040 760 3550 43240 10080 3020 12420 19140 13360 44730 2520 1700 3630 21340 140050 17440 31250 74040 760 3710 136940 209450 2433250 541730 4744130 UCCTXC 02703 f Begin Multi Page Doci ment ['] Begin Single Page Do :ument SHI-17 r*T L.J SHI r*i L.J SH2 L.J SH3 r~i L.J SH4 L.J SH5 rL".Ji SH6 r*i L.J SH7 rL*.JT SH8 r*i L.J SH9 r-*i L.J SH10 r*i L.J SH11 n L.J SH12 r*T L.J SH13 r--i L.J SH14 r*T L.J SH15 "*1 ,,.J SH16 "T ..J SH17 SHI 7-35 r~j L.J SH17 SH18 rL.'JT SH19 r*T L.J SH20 r*i L.J SH21 r** L.J SH22 rL*.Ji SH23 r*T L.J SH24 fi L.J SH25 rL*.*Ji SH26 r*-i L.J SH27 n L.J SH28 L.J SH29 r_T L.J SH30 r*T L.J SH31 f"T L.J SH32 L.J SH33 rL*.TJ SH34 L.J SH35 SH36-48 f--1 L.J SH36 rL.'J*i SH37 r**i L.J SH38 r'T L.J SH39 rL*.TJ SH40 rmmi L.J SH41 r-T L.J SH42 r*T L.J SH43 L.J SH44 r*T L.J SH45 rL.'Ji SH46 r*i L.J SH47 rL'.JT SH48 MARK SH49-66 L.J SH49 L.J SH50 f**1 L.J SH51 L.J SH52 rL*.TJ SH53 r*T L.J SH54 rL'.Ji SH55 rL*.J1 SH56 UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION METALS DIVISION P. O. BOX K. KING CITY, CALIFORNIA 93930 February 17, 1983 Mr. Raul Santibanez - RG-244 Bagger Operator - For Union Carbide Corporation Metala Division - King City, California - Employee Ho. 415 - C.S.D. 9-16-80 Social (Security No. 532-48-7540 Subject: CAL/OSHA Asbestos Regulations. Title 8 Section 5208, Subparagraph (K), Employee Notification (New Section adopted U/l/77) Dear Mr Santibanez: In accordance with CAL/OSHA Asbestos Regulations, Title 8, Section 5208, Subpara graph (l), Employee Notification, notice is hereby given that your exposure of as bestos fibers was in excess of 2.0 limits on February 14, 1983. Six (6) between 45 to 8j minutes, personal air samples were taken. The average asbestos fiber count for the six (6) samples was 2.95 fibers longer than 5 micrometers, (IKA) per cubic centimeter of air. During the time of exposure you were using an ap proved respirator. MESA-NIOSH-No. TC 21C-170 Corrective action shall be taken immediately. (B) Exhaust ventilation systems are in good working order. Exhaust ventilation ystems are checked each shift, (on-going) (C) Aspestos spills shall be vacuum cleaned properly, (on-going) (D) Aijr-flltering respirators are in use and worn in accordance with provisions off Section 5144. (on-going) (E) Change room and special clothing will continue to be provided to each em ployee. Employees will be required to vacuum clean their coveralls as it isj needed, (on-going) (F) Laundering of asbestos-contained clothing will continue in accordance with Section 5208. (on-going) Very txjuly yours, UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION R. J. Kronkhyte Safety (Engineer for Union Cjarbide Corporation W. S. Everett R. 0. Marsten J. L. Myers E. A. Piersall H. B. Rhodes J. C. Settlemoir F. J. Shortsleeve W. C. Thurber B. E. Usrey^^ P. R. Whitlock