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vention Group These are one-day, regional meetings held at different refinery locations Held throughout the year, these meetings, primarily for first-line supervisors and safety engineers, were established to promote the exchange of information and experiences per taining to fire and accident prevention m refining operations In carrying out the association's efforts in fire and accident prevention, it prepares re ports, bulletins, and statistics A Newsletter, published quarterly, keeps members informed of regional group activities Lost-time injury statistics on a group basis, compiled and re ported twice annuallv, provide the basis upon which association certificate awards are made to individual refineries for exceptional safety achievement Copies of any of the reports of surveys, meetings, statistics, and the quar terly Newsletter, are available without cost upon request National Restaurant Association 1530 North Lake Shore Dr, Chicago, III 60610 The National Restaurant Association, through its Public Health and Safety Com mittee, carries on a program to reduce acci dents and hazards which affect the safety of food service employees and patrons The association works with governmental and private agencies and member establishments to identify hazards in food service operations and establish safeguards and procedures to prevent accidents They prepare or collabo rate m preparation of safety bulletins and posters directed specifically to food service safety problems Typical of the association's publications are a senes of case histones, management-level filmstnp programs, helpful safety articles and reprints which appear penodically in the Food Service Research Digest, published three times a year National Rural Electric Cooperative Association 2000 Florida Ave NW, Washington, D C 20009 The association, through its Retirement, Safety and Insurance Department, promotes a vigorous and diversified program of accident prevention among rural electnc coopera tives The following is a brief resume of safety activities Job Training and Safety Fund A fund is distnbuted to state safety committees based on the proportionate amount of premium de veloped within each state in the casualty dividend pool It is required that the fund be used for the benefit of all NRECA member systems which participate in the state safety program Publications and Film Safety articles are published each month m the Association's magazine. Rural Electrification Safety re leases are issued several times a year to job training and safety instructors and state safety committees Farm safety folders and elec trical safety "comic" booklets are designed and made available to the membership at cost Safety films have been produced and made available to member systems Meetings NRECA publicizes the National Job Training and Safety Conference, staff members participate each year NRECA also arranges for exhibits and panels on safety at both annual and regional meetings Safety Accreditation Program. NRECA as sisted in the development of Safety Accredi tation Program which sets cntena to measure system operating practices and provides a procedure to recognize systems for effectve and safe operating practices and procedures National Soft Dnnk Association 1128 16th St NW, Washington, D C 20036 The association's safety committee pre pares safety posters for m-plant personnel and driver-salesmen These posters are mailed to soft dnnk manufacturers monthly Through a safety idea award program, the as sociation penodically releases safety sugges tions to managers of soft drink plants New York Shipping Association, Inc 80 Broad St, New York. N Y 10004 The association consists of Amencan and foreign steamship lines, steamship agencies, contracting stevedores, contracting checkers and clerks, contracting watching agencies, and other employers of waterfront labor within the Port of New York Its Safety Bureau inspects all stevedonng operations being performed within the Port 339