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Tag: Bob Roten

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Witness Recalls Texas City Disaster And How It Shaped Thinking On Safety

Abner Fletcher

Posted on April 16, 2018 · In 1947, Bob Roten witnessed the deadliest industrial disaster in American history. It would forever shape how he thought about safety as a chemical executive.

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Houston Matters

Witness Recalls Texas City Disaster And How It Shaped Thinking On Safety

Michael Hagerty

Posted on February 1, 2018 · In 1947, Bob Roten witnessed the deadliest industrial disaster in American history. It would forever shape how he thought about safety as a chemical executive.

Tags Bob Roten chemical safety Michael Hagerty safety Texas City Texas City explosion

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