Brian Cain

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  The company maintained a successful focus on safety throughout the negotiation process," Brian Cain, Chevron Phillips media and management communications specialist said.

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  Brian Cain, a spokesman for Chevron Phillips Chemical Co., calls that a "misconception."
  
  For example, he said, polyethylene fuel tanks weigh up to 30 percent less than comparable steel tanks but are safer because they don't create sparks in collisions.
  
  And they can deform and regain their original shape, thus absorbing shock from impact.
  
  Polypropylene is used in vehicle bumpers because of its ability to absorb the energy of a collision, he said.

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  "This joint venture company has the opportunity to focus on the styrenics industry," said Brian Cain, media affairs adviser for Americas Styrenics in Houston."It is able to build on the manufacturing, commercial and technological expertise of its parent companies."
  
  Polystyrene is used in a variety of products, including packing peanuts, bathroom cabinets, CD cases, toys, appliances, lighting, lamination and food packaging, Cain said.
  
  The Marietta polystyrene plant is one of Washington County's largest employers, with approximately 180 people working there, according to the Southeast Ohio Port Authority's Web site, www.pioneerspirit.us.Americas Styrenics has approximately 600 employees in North and South America and plans "no significant workforce reductions" at any of its eight plants, Cain said.

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  Company spokesman Brian Cain says the polyethylene technology center will be moved by spring 2009 with about 20 jobs affected, either through relocation to Bartlesville or redeployment elsewhere in the company.

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  Brian Cain, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company

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  Brian Cain - Chevron Phillips Chemical Company 

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  "This joint venture company has the opportunity to focus on the styrenics industry," said Brian Cain, media affairs adviser for Americas Styrenics."It is able to build on the manufacturing, commercial and technological expertise of its parent companies."
  
  Polystyrene is used in a variety of products, including packing peanuts, bathroom cabinets, CD cases, toys, appliances, lighting, lamination and food packaging, Cain said.
  
  The Marietta polystyrene plant is one of Washington County's largest employers, with approximately 180 people working there, according to the Southeast Ohio Port Authority's Web site, www.pioneerspirit.us.Americas Styrenics has approximately 600 employees in North and South America and plans "no significant workforce reductions" at any of its eight plants, Cain said.

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  "It is ChevronPhillips Chemical's practice to comply with all environmental laws and regulations," company spokesman Brian Cain said in an e-mailed statement.

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  Chevron Phillips Chemical Co., a joint venture between Chevron Corp. and ConocoPhillips in The Woodlands, also "is currently taking measures to reduce the contractor work force as a result of the overall economic landscape," spokesman Brian Cain said.

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  The relocations will be to Bartlesville's Plastic Technology Center, while other personnel may be redeployed elsewhere in the company, spokesman Brian Cain said.
  
  "We don't know how many that will be," he added.
  
  Chevron Phillips, a 50-50 joint venture started in 2000 by ConocoPhillips and Chevron Corp., researches and produces high-density polyethylene for pipes, milk jugs and many other uses. The division's manufacturing center will remain in Orange, Cain noted.
  
  Both the tech center and the plant sustained damage during the hurricane season. The manufacturing facility is being restored for a planned December reopening, while the storm damage played a role in moving the technology center to Bartlesville.
  
  "The relocation of OTC (Orange Technology Center) is something that has been considered for some time, but the hurricane damage did factor into that decision," Cain said.

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