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FILE NAME: Concrete (CONC) DATE: 1960 Jan DOC#: CONC024 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - How to Get Safety Materials OSTS JANUARY, I960 For producers of concrete block, precast and preslressed concrete products and ready mixed concrete Published Monthly By Concrete Publishing Corp. * 400 W. Madison St., Chicago 6, III. * Central 6-8822 1NTR01S )onald T. Papineau Publisher RAISE Jack Anderson Editor Idvertising lepresentatives HOLD l/dweif: Dwight Early & Sons, 100 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 2, III. CEntral 6-2184. ssfern.Porter Wylie & Co., 114 E. 13th St., New York 3, N.Y. GRamercy 5-3581. safety Control ncluded re your e . . . ie your tails. 'esfern: Crawford L. Elder, 2500 El Venado Drive, La Puente, Calif. OXford 4-4116. evv England: Clarence L. Morton, 294 Washington St., Boston 8, Mass. Liberty 2-8538. NY rhigan Circulation Audited and Verified by The Verified Audit Circulation Company. CONCRE ^NUARY, I960 Radistres-- New Prestress M eth o d ........................................ 16 Radial prestressing designed to make possible production of ex tra-large, thin, strong panels. Meeting R o u n du p.......................................................................... 20 A condensed report on meetings held recently by ESCSI, CMA, ASTM in Canada, California. Get Tax S a vin g s............................................................................. 23 Using the speed up depreciation method can save you money when tax time rolls around. How To Get Safety M aterials.................................................. 25 Nylon Replaces Mortar in Sweden I d e a ............................... 24 E ditorial............................................................................................... 15 News .................................................................................................... 5 Materials and Equipm ent............................................................ 28 The Cover: Pictured is a view of part of NCMA's reception room in their new Washington, D. C., office. The office is highlighted by effective use of screen units, Shadowal, other industry products. All correspondence end editorial material should be addressed to Concrete Publishing Corp., 400 W. Madison St., Chicago 6, III. All ad plates should be sent to Concrete in care of Wayside Press, Mendota, 111. Subscription Price: $6.00 for one year, $11.00 for two years, postpaid. No subscriptions accepted for longer than two years. Single copies, 50 cents. Copyright I960 by Con crete Publishing Corp. Accepted as controlled circulation publication at M e n d o ta , ill. 3 How to Get Safety Materials eight eon-' iquid-type| tong Co., concrete! y4 report on what's available to use, how you can get the material, what organizations can be helpful. means ofJ mgthvvisej . Patents! tging di a struc-j building! By Thomas H. Mackin F W Slower, Inc. Coiumbus, Ohio ith care-j te entire] The materials available for a ntal and j W- safety program can. as most of von well know, be of many types. The neter ofj Ri, printed or publication variety is perte block] f?4- haps the most common. These take r bonds; ' the form of stickers, reminders, so that: magazines, posters and many others The ora! or visual safety material is ned tog .-av-. )!. as ontaet . quite popular and these include films, slides, group talks and dis cussions. The question is. where does one get this material? j The various law enforcement agen th the easier on reke the ildins cies such as the State Highway Pa% Itrol, your city police and safetv defifpartment and your county sheriff j|fc|would be all too happy, Fm sure, to |||furnish your company with anv il printed material, talk to vour men. for show |hc various him.- on -afetv which they miixht have. t & -" National Safety Council The National Safety Council, the granddaddv of them all, has scores -of pamphlets, posters, stickers, re minders and other material all availjable at a very nominal cost. You do Eft- |not have to be a member of the ^National Safety Council to buy these publications. The Fleet Safety Manual of the National Safety Council is arranged and indexed to cover every phase of a safety program. This manual should be required reading for any one thinking of a safety program. Presented at the Public Relations & Safety Course for Drivers, sponsored by the Ohio Ready Mixed Concrete Assoc., held in Columbus, Ohio, January 19-21, 1959. Some important headings are: Driv er Training. Accident Review Com mittee, Garage and Repair Shop Safety, and there are many others. The National Safety Council has .-everal 35-mm slide films and 16mm motion picture films available for rental or purchase if you desire. Rental fees are on a per week basis. These films or slides generally run for fifteen to twenty minutes and cover quite a variety of subjects dealing with safety. They are in black and white as well as color. Award Jewelry The National Safety Council has lapel pins and other safety award jewelry available at a modest cost. To cite an example, a personalized no-accident award pin with your company name and the number of accident free years will run less than a dollar a pin. if your company is a member of the National Readv Mixed Concrete Association vou can avail yourself of their publications. An example is their checklist of danger points around your plants such as open ladders, conveyor pits, etc. The as sociation can also furnish you with examples of successful safety pro grams in other plants around the country as a guide to your own. Equipment manufacturers, auto and truck manufacturers, oil compa nies. tire and rubber companies all have several publications and films and even contests. Trade Publications The trade publications such as Concrete, will from time to time have articles dealing with safety prosrams in our own industry. If you run across an article in any publi cation that might be useful in your JANUARY, 1960 safety program, additional copies or reprints are always available for the asking. [ have here a reprint of an article that appeared in Concrete magazine called ``Developing Pro fessional Drivers." A very fine arti cle. Insurance Agent Your insurante agent is in a po sition to offer valuable help in any safety program. Since the cost of a high accident rate or numerous prop erty damage claims is reflected in higher insurance premiums, a letter from your agent, or possibly a talk by him, to a driver or drivers deal ing with what an individual's safety record or lack of it costs the com pany in increased annual premiums can in many cases solve some dis tressing problems. Roatl Checks Many insurance companies offer road checks on equipment. These checks can be done anonymously and without the drivers knowledge. The checks include date, time, locations as well as truck speed, driver road courtesy and a notation of any traf fic violation. They are generally mailed to vour company and can be posted on your bulletin hoard or used by your safety man. Your company doctor can give valuable assistance in your safety program through annual physical check-ups or through a pre-place ment medical examination. The se lection and keeping of proper and adequate medical records to coincide with your program is something your company doctor is best qualified to do. This. b\ necessity, has been just a brief survey of what materials are available to assist in your safety pro gram. The question is, do they do any good? I'll answer it this way -- two months ago we buried one of our drivers. He had worked for our company almost twenty-five years. He wore out nine trucks. He drove over two million miles. 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