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FILE NAME: Household Contact (HC) DATE: 1943 DOC#: HC004 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Book Excerpt - Manual of Industrial Hygiene CONTRIBUTORS ANDERSON, OTIS L., M.D., F.A.C.P. BLOOMFIELD, J. J., B.S.Eng. BRANDT, ALLEN D., D.Sc. BRINTON, HUGH P., Ph.D. DREESSEN, W. C, M.D. FLINN, ROBERT H., M.D. GAFAFER, WILLIAM M., D.Sc. GIBERSON, LYDIA G., M.D. HEACOCK, LYMAN D., D.D.S., M.P.H. HEDLEY, O. F., M.D., F.A.C.P. PAGE, RICHARD T., S.M. PRITCHARD, ELIZABETH G., A.B. SCHWARTZ, LOUIS, M.D. SEIFERT, HARRY E., C.E., M.S.P.H. SIEYERS, R. F., M.D., Ph.D. WHITLOCK, OLIVE M,, B.S., R.N. MANUAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND MEDICAL SERVICE IN WAR INDUSTRIES Issued under the Auspices of the Committee on Industrial Medicine of the Division of Med ical Sciences of the National Research Council PREPARED BY THE DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE, NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH, UNITED STATES PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE WILLIAM M. GAFAFER, D.Sc. Editor W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY PHILADELPHI1A94A3ND LONDON 350 PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF DISEASE IN INDUSTRY wenactleors-icnlogsewt ablloswsloshtohualtd sbpeacseet afrroeuenadndfixotpuerne fmroamy ablel mcleaatenreidal,eaistislyh.ouIlfdtbhee fwinaistheer-dclwositeht lsigehatt-cisoloofreadbvsoarrbneisnht or other substance impervious to moisture. Personal Services 1. In eamllpplolayceeess otfo ecmhpanlogyemcelnotthwesheorer iwt hiserneecfeemssaalreys faorremeamle pplrooyveidd,edseapnadramteaidnrtaeisnseindginrosoamnistawryithcolnodcikteiorns.should be 2. Drteyspseingofrowoomrks spheorfuoldrmbeedpirnovvoidlveeds feoxrpmoseunrewthoeneexvceersstihvee daus sits, ddierctl,ahreedat,bfyutmhees,envfaoprocri,nogramutohisotruirtye otof sruecqhuidreegtrheee svaidmuea.lTlowcok-ecros,msphaorutlmdebnet lporcokveirdse,doirnpdrerefesrsainbglyrotwomo sinfdoir wemitphlopyoeiessonwouhso,seincfeloctthioeuss,aroer eirxrpiotasteidngtomcaotenrtiaaml.iWnaotirokn sehrsouelxdpobseedretqoutiorexdic tsoubcshtaanngceesc, losuthcehsacsoTmNplTetaenlyd atnetdrytlo, ctalokteheas sshhoowuledr bbaethpraotvitdheedenadndoflaeuancdhersehdiftb. yThtheeweomrk 3. A rpelotiyreinr.g room should be provided in all work places where w10omorenmaorree ewmopmloeynedareanedmaploreyteidr.inWg hreoroemleisss nthoat nfu1r0 cnaisnhebde, sscormeeeneedqupivroalpeenrtlyspaancde smhaodueldsbueitapbrolevifdoerd uwsheicohf wreotmirienng ermopolmoyefoesr. 1T0hewomminenimsuhmoulsdpabcee 6p0rosvqidueadrefofereta. aFtorleaesatch2 saqdudaitrieonfaelet foefmfalloeoremsppalcoey.eAe tthleearset oshnoeucldoucbhe othranbed10shwooumldenbearperoevmidpelodyeind. eTvherey npulmacbeerwohferbeedmsoorer couches required follows: Reds for Female Employees Number of Females Employed Number of Beds 10100 ttoo 215000.......... 1 2 Over 250........... . 1 eaadcdhit2io5n0aaldbdeitdionfoarl women PLANT SANITATION 351 4. In meavienrtyaineesdtabulnislehsms eint tisacosnevpeanraietent lfuonrchthroeoemmpslhooyueleds btoe ebaetpleurnmchittaewdatyo feraotmlunthceh partetmheisiersp.laNcoe eomf wplooyrkeeosrsihnouthlde ewmoprkloroyoeemf.oAr tlulenacsht.oTnhee-hfaolfllhowouinr gshtoaubllde bgeivaelslotwheedneuamch obnerthoef smquaxairme ufemetnwuhmicbheraoref rpeeqrusoirnesd upseinr gpethrseonr,oobmaseadt one time : Lunchroom Areas Recommended Number of Persons L2e5sstotha7n4.2.5. . 17550 ttoo 41949. .9. . . . . . 500 or more. . PSqeur aPreerFsoenet 78 564 Housekeeping 1. Alsl eprvlaicceesrooofmesmsphloouylmdebnet,keppast siangaewsaaynsit,arsytocreornodoimtiosn, aanndd athned praellmeyissescionncnluecdtiendg twheityhartdhse, cpoluarctes, poafsseamgepslo, yamreeanst, srhuobublidshb,eokregpatrfbraegeef.rom any accumulation of dirt, filth, 2. Thcelefalno,oarnodf, seovefrayr awsoprkorsosiobmle, sahdoruyldcobnedimtioanin.tWainheedreiwn eat ptarionceedsseasndarefaulsseedf,loroerass,onpalabtlfeordmrasi,namgaetss,hoourldobtheemr adirny swtaitnhdoiuntgepxlpaceensseshtooutlhdebeemprpolovyideeeds,. fTuhreniesmhpploroyperershboouoldts, .osurcshhopelascfeos.r the use of the employees while at work in 3. Floreopraainr,d aonthderfwreaelkwfraoymsuorifla, cewsastehro,uldprboetrukdepintgin ngaoiolsd, 4. Sosfpalirntaesrsi,shporlaecs,tiacnabdlelo,osswe ebeopairndgs.and cleaning should be tdoonaevooiduttshideediosfsewmoirnkaitniognhoofudrsusatn. dAlilnswsuecehpinmgasn, nwearstaes, sreafruyseto, amndaignataribnagtheeshpolauclde boef reemmpolvoeydmaesntofintena assannietcaersy 5. Excpoencdtiotiroanti.ng upon the walls, floors, stairs, or equipment should be prohibited. Where cuspidors are needed, they