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OLUME 21 ahsactioms, urrent Safety Topics in the PETROLEUM INDUSTRY ^resented in sessions of the Petroleum Section he 40th National Safety Congress NSC-38d / Supervisory Selection Backwards.......................................................... 5 Accident Investigation (Panel Discussion)......................................... 8 Training of Service Station Personnel............... :............................. 12 Employee Education ........................................................................... 15 Exploration Safety ................................................................................ 18 LP.G. Safety ........................................................................................ 23 Safety in Pipeline Construction (Panel Discussion)......................... 25 Injecting LP.G. Into Pipelines............................................................. 27 Safety Preparations in Major Turnarounds (Panel Discussion) ... 32 New Methods of Rre Extinguishment......................... . 37 Off the Job Accidents (Panel Discussion)......................................... 45 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago 11. III. Visual Aids Committee--J. R. MORRISON (Chairman), Shell Oil Company, New York, X. Y.; LEWIS A. MARTIN (Co-Chairman). Oklahoma A & M College, Stillwater. Ok la. Chnirutcm Health Committee--DR. B. B. REEVE. Standard Oil Company (Indiana), Chicago. 111. Chainnan Off-thc-Joh Safety Committee--C. L. HIGHTOWER* United Gas Pipe Line Company. Shreveport, La. Chairman Contest and Statistical Committee--T. H. CAMERON. The Atlantic Refining Company. Philadelphia. Pa. .Yctc.c Letter Editm--A. R. BOWLES. The Texas Company. New York. N. Y. Assistant Nctcs Letter Editor--ALFRED E. BACCINI, Atlantic Refining Company, Philadelphia. Pa. Past General Chairmen--C. D. ATTAWAY, Arkansas Fuel Oil Co.; W. O. WILSON. Standard Oil Co. (Indiana); D. M. FARRELL. Shell Pipe Line Corp.; D. A. KLEMME, Stanolind Oil & Gas Co.; W. I. KENT. Magnolia Petroleum Co.; J. HOWARD MYERS. The Atlantic Refining Co.; JOHN C. ASKAM, The Ohio Oil Co.; J. L. RISINGER. Socony-Vacuum Oil Co, Inc.; H. T. MARKEE, Phillips Petroleum Co.; F. R. McLEAN. White Star Div, Soconv-Vacuum Oil Co.. Inc.; C. A. MILLER, The Texas Co.; C. J. NOBMANN, Sun Oil Co.; J. H. BROWN. Tide Water Associated Oil Co.; H. W. BOGGESS, Sinclair Prairie Oil Co.; A. W. BREELAND, Lone Star Gas Co.; R. B. ROAPER. Humble Oil & Refining Co.; GERALD 0. LOCKWOOD, Continental Casualty Co.; R. W. BLACK. Esso Standard Oil Co.; C. L. HIGHTOWER. United Gas Pi'pe Line Co.; R. E. DONOVAN. Standard Oil Co. (Cal.); CLYDE W. SMITH (Retired); GEORGE F. PRUSSING. Consultant: V. R. CURRIE, The Texas Co.; E. J. SENNE (Retired); D. J. WALLACE, Sin clair Prairie Oil Co.; ROY S. BON SIB (Retired). Staff Rept esentatiir--ROY G. BENSON, National Safety Council, Chicago, III. 50 VOLUME 22 transactions 1952 II Current Safety Topics in POWER PRESS AND FORGING OPERATIONS as presented in Sessions of the Power Press Section at the 40th National Safety Congress Hazards to Maintenance Personnel..................................... < ' * 3 The Grass Is Always Greener................................................................ 6 How the Small Plant Can Establish and Justify a Good Safety Program................................................................................ 9 Safe Use, Maintenance and Inspection of Chains and Slings. . 13 Interlocking for Safety............................................................................ 17 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago 11 III. Officers of the POWER PRESS AND FORGING SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1952-53 General Chairman--HARRY L. COIN. Safety Director. Fisher Body Division. General Motors Corporation. Fontiac Flant. Tontine. Mich. I icc-Chairman--JAMES MeCLIMANS. Safety Supervisor. \\ cstinghousc Electric Cur[*oration. Sharon. Pa. Secretary--EDWARD A. HESSMER. Safety Director. The Oliver Corporation. Rattle Creek. Mich. Program Chairman--CEO. DEWEY REED. Safety. Engineer. Lansing Employer-' l tulcrwriters. Lansing. Mich. Engineering and Technical Publications Committee--NORMAN DUNLAP (Chairman). Minster Machine Company. Minster. Ohio: PAUL ANSTEDT. Works Manager. Northern Metal Products Co.. Chicapo. 111.; \YM. H. BERRY. Superintendent. Forge Division, International Harvester Company. Tractor Works. Chicago. III.: FERRY BOLIN. Director of Foreman Training & Safety. The Oliver Corporation. Springfield. Ohio: CHARLES D. F.RAINERD. Olds Force Flant. Oldsmohilc Div.. (ieneral MotorCorporation. Lansinp. Mich.: MATTHEW A. CAVANAUGH. Maintenance Engineer. The Biidd Company. Philadelphia. Fa.: MAGNUS CERSZEWSKI. Safety Engineer. Nash Motors--Plant 6. Milwaukee. Wise.: JOHN PBATI. General Foreman. Intemational Harvester Company. Tractor Works. Chicago. III.: GEORGE I. F. THERI AULT. Supervisor of Maintenance. Flant 3. Frigidairc Division. General Motors Cor poration. Dayton. Ohio: FRANK HAUSMAN. Safety Engineer. Employers Mutual Liability Insurance Company of Wisconsin. Chicago. 111.: EDWARD A. NOVAK. Staff Engineer. Clearing Machine Corporation. Oiicago. 111. Advisers to Engineering and Technical Publications Committee--*H. CLARK WOOD WARD. Director of Safety. A. 0. Smith Corj>oratin. Milwaukee. Wise.: *E. J. WALLMAN. District Safety Supervisor. American Brake Shoe Company. Oiicago. 111.: L. A. FAULKNER. Supervisor of Flant Service. Loss Prevention Department. LiWrt> Mutual Insurance Company. Boston. Mass. Education and Training Committee--JOHN M. JENSEN (Chairman). Safety Engineering Consultant. Hales Corners. Wise.: T .A. KRAKLOW. Director of Safety. Deere an*! Company. East Moline. 111.; News Letter Editor: ROBERT A. HEYDEN. Chief. Electrical and Machine Repair and Maintenance Department. Hawthorne Works. West ern Electric Company. Chicago. III. ;L. R. KEMP. Safety Director, Guide Lamp Divi sion, General Motors Corporation. Anderson, lnd.: GEORGE 0 .McLELAND. T. H Mastin Company, Chicago. I!!.: SKNN H. HEATH. Safety Director. Hawthorne 22 Works. Western Electric Company. Chicago. 111.; HAROLD F. LILLIE (Education Liaison), Manager. Lansing Safety Council. Lansing, Mich.; C. B. CANNON (Educa tion Liaison), Education Division. Department of Labor. State of Illinois, Chicago, 111. Advisers to Education and Training Committee--"HERSCHEL L. SMITH, Safety Engi neer, General Electric Company, Fort Wayne, Ind.; 'GEORGE H. BERRY, Safety Supervisor, Panel Dial Shops, 1570-B Department Hawthorne Works, Western Electric Company, Chicago, III.; *GEORGE W. GREENWOOD, Chief, Defense Coordinator. Hawthorne Works, Western Electric Company. Chicago. 111. Membership Committee--RAY WINTER (Chairman). Director of Safety, Inland Steel Products Co.. Milwaukee. Wise.; GIVEN H. DUGGER. Director, Safety and Fire Protection Division. U. S. Atomic Energy Commission. Santa Fe Operations Office. Albuquerque. N. M.; FRANK \V. FISKE, Safety Director, The Brewer-Titchener Corporation. Cortland, N. Y.: LEONARD COLE. Safety Engineer. Crane Company Chicago, 111. .Idvisers to Membership Committee--ARTHUR R. GRAHAM, Supervising Safety Engi neer. Chicago District. Bituminous Casualty Corporation. Chicago, 111.; STEWART T. COOPER. Safety Director. Whirlpool Corporation. St. Joseph. Mich. Staff Representative--ARTHUR, S. KELLY, National Safety Council, Chicago, III. Past General Chairman 23