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42 IMPORTANT GENERAL INFORMATION (Cont'd) Personal InjuriesMinor A Minor Injury is an injury with which the injured may return to work immedi ately after First Aid. Ask your foreman to make out your injury report immedi ately upon return frpm First Aid. (Don't treat your own injuries--except water wash on caustic or acid exposure.) Sub-Majors Majors Quitting and Starting Times A Sub-Major Injury is an injury requiring selected work without loss of appreciable time on the day of the injury. A Major Injury it a time-losing injury be yond the first day, and breaks the Safety Record. Watch these very carefully. Red Flags On tracks, tailboards, and when trailing protruding materials on trucks or trailers, blasting signals, and for general warning. Running No running except extreme emergencies. Safety Meetings Are to be attended as scheduled; weekly! Check Safety Office for meeting material. Smoking Only in specifically designated areas or buildings. Service by Ask us--we'll help you or find someone "Safety Department' who can. Equipment, Tools Inspection required at beginning of each shift and periodically according to sched ules. Small tools daily before use; equip ment monthly by checklist. I 1 ' fov are net the ealy one with off-the-piont problems'' DUP 0912461