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15--Office Safety Supervisors should personally investigate each accidental injury and they should report what caused the accident and what steps have been taken to prevent a recurrence Also, when safety inspections are made and accident haz ards are found, the report of these hazards should go to the vice president or other top officer in charge of the department This top executive should then request a report of cor rective measures directly from the supervisor responsible for the hazard This procedure will go a long way to making a safety expert of every company supervisor, and to reducing the office accident problem to negligible size References American National Standards Institute, 1430 Broadway, New York, N Y 10018 Performance Spectficattons and Methods of Test for Safety Glazing Material Used tn Buildings, Z97 1 Safety Requirements for Floor and Wall Openings, Radtngs, and Toe Boards, A12 1 Kiefer, Norvm C "The Nature and Prevention of On-the-job Accidents to Office Workers," 1967 National Safety Congress Transactions, v 12, pp 22-28 --------- "Office Safety," Journal of Occupational Medicine, 9 11 (Nov 1967) National Fire Protection Assn , 470 Atlantic Ave , Boston, Mass 02210 "Life Safety Code," Standard 101 (ANSI A9 1) National Safety Council, 444 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, 111 60611 Industrial Data Sheets Evacuation System for High-Rise Buddings, 656 Falls on Floors, 495 Floor Mats and Runners, 595 Power Guillotine Cutters, 298 Power Lawn Mowers, 464 Snow and Ice Removal tn Industry, 402 "A Safety Handbook for Office Supervisors," Safety Manual for the Graphic Arts Industry "Travel Safety Guide " "Safe at the Office'*''''" National Safety News, 89 5 (May 1964) State of California, Dept of Industrial Relations, Div of Labor Statistics and Research, 455 Golden Gate Dnve, San Francisco "Disabling Work Injuries to Office Employees," August 1963 Terry, George R Office Management and Control Homewood, 111, Dow Jones-Irwm, Inc 1975 364