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12CHAPTER SOURCES OF HELP FOR THE SAFETY MATS Service 12-2 Standards and specifications Q">"p* Fire protection ------------------------------------------------- 12-7 - - ------- 12-0 Insurance associations: insurance services__ ___ 12-11 Trade associationsI------------------------------------------------- 12-13 Professional mnniiw- - ------ - 12-19 U.S Government agencies_____________________ .... 12-24 Departments and bureaus in the states and possessions: labor offices . health and hygiene services------- - .. , - - .. 12-31 Conodion deportment, associations, and boards: governmental agencies private provincial agencies-- ------ - ----------- 12-39 International safety organisations_________________ ______________________________ 12-41 Educotionol Institutions: degree programs safety engineering courses offered as part of other degree programs cor respondence courses___________ __ __________ 12-43 Bibliography of safety and related periodicals* safety indus trial hygiene and medicine fire-__ . ... -- - -- 12*45 industrial accident prevention books___________ -------------------------------------------------- 12-46 The safety engineer frequently needs highly specialized or up-to-the-minute un published information as well as knowledge of the work and publications of trade asso ciations, public agencies, and private service organizations These sources are numerous and their charters of responsibility are varied As an aid in the safety man's search for information, this chapter categorizes sources and defines their funebons .A chart showing bow the various sources of infor mation can be tapped in order to find a solution to a safety problem is exhibited in Fig 12-1, shown on the next page. This chapter was revised by Roy C Benson, based upon reviews by selected members of the National Safety Council 12-1