December 22, 1983 ABD00316906 <S22SS2) CONFIDENTIAL Conoco Chomteoia Company Conoco Inc P.
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Interoffice Communication To Joint Memo From G.
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(conoco) ___________________________________________________________________________________ Interoffice Communication to R.
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Interoffice Communication To F.
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March 29, 1982 (202) 457-1110 Geoffrey 0.
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Federal Register / Vol, 47, No. 233 / Friday, December 3. 1982 / Notices 54b.
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conoco Interoffice Communication To : R.
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1982 ANNUAL REVIEW ABERDEEN CHEMICAL PLANT MARCH 23, 1982 AGENDA TOPIC I.
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\conoco) Conoco Chemical* Company Division of Conoco Inc.
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RELIEF VALVE DISCHARGE CALCULATION REACTOR D-745 2:05 P.'
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Interoffice Communication To From Date Subject File Dave Mahler January 14, 1983 SUPERFUND REPORTING Cconoco) At 3:55 p.m. on January 13, 1983 I reported a vinyl chloride release to the air to the National Response Center (800-424-8802).
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Interoffice Communication To : Superfund File From : V.
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February 20, / 1980 SAL 000109040 AGENDA 9:30 a.m.......... 10:30 a.m..........
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Interoffice Communication (conoco) RECEIVED WTTTWJ TO: J.
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A OSS-3 A Issues Hazard Alert in Wake of Amoco Explosion To prevent further tragedies like the October, 1980 fire and explosion at the Amoco, New Castle Delaware polypropy lene plant which leveled the plant, killed six people and injured 28 others, the OSHA Philadelphia Regional Office sent out a hazard alert to OSHA compliance officers and others in the chemical process and oil industries.- d The alert addresses the underlying cause of the Amcco explosion --failure to train craftsmen that removing attachments to block valves will cause the valve itself to fall apart as the attachments--in this case a pneumatic controller -- are an integral part of the valve as shown in the sketch on this page.
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