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Industrial Safety 1 ACCIDENT PREVENTION SCORE-BOARD 1 DODGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. (sober Name Dtpt Department Name Foreman Deduction Pemntate 1 Rank For forUsoct Month |6tfHtati|Nonth IbaMA If ||| FOUNDRIES tansNoimuy -Competition v All Departnents 30 COMUC YARDS it coe eons 12 SOUTH 13 HANGED 14 VULUV IB faitran is citipriK L RING SCHNAU M 0ID0LIT0N 6 r LONG J BICNEL I GARIHEB j srurr tbrnriaSancfBOO erttt latest Ttotc Scons.nO teem 3 AtAAINC 3 SMAVC 3A MACHINE J MILLER R PRICK J ROUGH Special Praeasper MootUy Pnn list eeicrms 4 SHAFTIRG s CLUTCH J GOHICK M MOURTS T KERYOR 220 IMA WILEY 6 FRftMAR IDSL______ 6 RfTCRSOR K*tSM9T9 RfrBBB CiruAiir divided AntOKt CAa nmd shop HI slum Kh* ARM ASSEMUM Faew*l6ft D NNBNING FVOST JPHIUON C MARSH C06ft00Tt A Perfects OTHER DEPARTMENTS 7 STEEL SHOP OHUMT n IMSPCCTION I& snippfMO 6 NtNIAL SHORE XI YARD ASM MILL EDILS 29 POWER WTURPIR i i 5 22 S SRURARER 19 METALflKTTERH 0 FORD 7 s i iPI J i Alima. IprittTiTlOH 15 RixmemWII ur.ennirenrnail ____ ill IbartauntsSconnh 15 5 WMtwwT* ! FTMHHfeifAte {tAlrflftft raftIf AftP 20 Yp'ipjyT*TTrrnTi^r wifi 3io2 10 Uil/veUc/cHiiJJHJnilliaE^lMDwBlHnHs Fvtn JfUIB IBIItnVl IIS WjjWTTWMM rzz111 ntAVIVKCRRH |j ~3i mBBSaxKmmmm mu participate mil IJ__HlgKnKSlSSSS FIRST PRIZE IF NON 1 D' H 15 S BRaHiNlHHBKI vkrftKimni a7 38 W 104 -- FiC 1-5 --There were departmental safety contests as far back as J913, as this score board illustrates Compensation was made for sizes of the working groups Degree ol hazard was disregarded--` the dif ferentiation being considered as equalized in the choice or selection of men with reference to their ability and fitness for their respective class of work " Birth of NSC Then in 1911, the year in which the Wis consin Act was passed, a request came from the Association of Iron and Steel Electrical Engineers to call a general industrial safety conference on a national scale The result was the First Cooperative Safety Congress, which met in 1912 in Milwaukee This gath ering called for another meeting in New York the following year, and at that meeting the National Council for Industrial Safety was organized Shortly afterward, the organiza tion's name was changed to the National Safety Council, and its program was broad ened to include all aspects of accident pre vention Yet it must be remembered that the Council was the creation of industry and that its activities have always been heavily con centrated on industrial safety The group that met in Milwaukee and New York was composed of a few "professional" safety men, some management leaders, public officials and insurance men Their one point in common was a desire to attack a problem which most people thought to be unimportant or could not be solved Because these men were determined, the safety movement as we know it today was designed and built Accident prevention discoveries As industry developed some experience m safety it discovered that engineering could prevent accidents, that employees could be reached through education, and (it also found, by trial and error) that safety rules could be established and enforced Thus the "Three 6