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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1945 DOC#: NSC113 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - Index to Safe Practices & Health Practices Pamphlets cv^wy FEB 12 1945 SAFE PRACTICES and HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS ________________________________ ^3~yidex_______________________________ . N A T I O N A L SAFETY COUNCI L, INC. CHI CAGO INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Subject Pamphlet Number Abrasive wheels, see Grinding wheels Absenteeism ...................... 107; H.P. 19 Accelerators--Toxic properties . , . .Ru-1 Accident--Classification by c a u s e ....56 Accident frequency rates.................... 21 Accident--Investigation, see Investi gation of accidents Accident prone drivers, see Drivers and driving-Commercial-Examinations ACCIDENT RECORDS............. 21, D-4 See also 42, 93, Cem-5, D-5 Accident reductions ........................... 42 ACCIDENT REPORTING ......2 1 , D-4 See also D-3 Accident severity rates.........................21 ACCIDENT STATISTICS-- GRAPHIC METHODS........21, D-5 See also 67 ACCIDENTS AND THE ENGINEER .................................. 79 Acetaldehyde ..................... H.P.9 Acetaldehyde aniline .......................Ru-1 Acetic acid ........................................... . .25, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; H.P.10 Acetic anhydride .........................Chem-1 A cetone.................................... H.P.9, 10 A c e to n itr ile ......................................H.P.9 Acetylene ....2 3 , 31, 95, Cem-4; H.P.9 Acetylene, see also Cylinders; Gases-- Compressed; Welding Acid jugs .......................................25, 60 ACIDS AND CAUSTICS................... 25 Acids--Effect on rope.......................... 6 Acids--H andling......... . ..25, 59, 60, 63 Acids--Protective clothing................... ................................. 14, 16, 25; H.P.10 Acids, see also Burns--Chemical; Screens--Acid; name of acid Acraldehyde ....................................H.P.9 A crolein........................................... H.P.9 Adzes .................................................... 41 Agerites ........................................... Ru-1 Agriculture, see Farmers; Threshing , machines Air compressors........................ 47, D-6 Air conditioning ................ 37 Air d rills ............................................... 47 Air hoists, see Hoists Air receivers .............. 47 Airplane fueling .................................. 52 A isles................................. 45, 55, 59, 99 A lbasan.............................................Ru-1 Alcohols...............25, Ru-3; H.P.6, 9, 10 Aldehyde ammonia .........................Ru-1 Aldehydes ................ H.P.9 Alkaline b rin e s............................ Chem-1 A lk a lis___25, Chem-1, Chem-3; H.P.10 Alkyl n itr ite s .................................H.P.9 Allergic diseases ........................ .H.F.4 Allylene ........................................... H.P.9 Alpha-naphthylamine .....................Ru-1 Aluminum ................................. 78, Ru-3 Alums ........................Chem-1; H.P.10 Amido compounds...........................H.P.9 A m m onia...................................25, 61, 95, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; H.P.9, 10 Ammonium carbonate ..................... Ru-3 Ammonium nitrate ..................... Chem-1 Ammonium sulphate ................. Chem-1 Amyl compounds............................ H.P.9 Amyl alcohol, see Alcohols Amylene ......................................... H.P.9 Analyses of accidents...........................21 Anesthetics ......................................H.P.9 IMPORTANT This is an index to the subject material in the Safe Practices, Spe cial Industries and Health Practices Pamphlets. 1. Heavy face type indicates an entire pamphlet on the subject; example -- ACCIDENT R E PORTING. 2. Light face type indicates brief references to the subject in the pamphlet; example -- Absentee ism. In such cases the numeri cal list of pamphlets at the end of the index should be consulted to find out general subject. 3. Safe Practices Pamphlets are referred to by number ONLY; Health Practices Pamphlets by the prefix H.P. and Special In dustries Pamphlets by an ab breviation of the industry name; example--"Ru" for the Rubber Industry. 4. For numerical list of these pam phlets see last two pages. Subject Pamphlet Number Anhydro-formaldehyde aniline ....R u-1 Anhydro-formaldehyde paratolui- dine ...........................................Ru-1 A niline.......................Ru-1; H.P.6, 9, 10 Aniline, see also Dyes Annealing..................6, 16, 33, 98, Me-1 Anthracene . ....................................H.P.9 Anthraco-Silicosis .......................... H.P.4 Anthrax ...........................................PT-1 Antimony ..................................... H.P.10 Antimony sulphides........................ Ru-3 Antimony trichloride ................. Chem-1 Anti-oxidants................................... Ru-1 Antox .......... Ru-1 Aprons .............. 16 Arc welding, see Welding--Electric Area of circles....................................... 78 Arm protection ................................... 16 Armatures--Sanding .....................ER-1 A rsenic............. .'..................H.P.6, 9,10 Arsenic trichloride ........................ H.P.9 Arsine .............................................H.P.9 Asbestine ............ Ru-3 Asbestos ............................. Ru-3; H.P.4 Ash handling.............3, 31, 46, 49, Mar-2 Asphalt .............................Ru-3; H.P.10 Asphyxiants ................................... H.P.9 Astringents .................. H.P.10 Athlete's foot.........................................27 Autoclaves ...........................................68 Automobiles, see Drivers and driv ing--Commercial; Motor Vehicles Automotive industry, see Motor veh icle industry Awards, see Banners and flags; Bonus systems; Emblems; Prizes and awards Axes ......................................................41 B Babbitting ........................... 39, Chem-4 BACK IN JU R IE S........................ H.P.17 Bags, see Sacks BAKERY OPERATIONS................. F-3 See also CE-2 Baling presses ........................... T-l Balsam .............................................Ru-3 Banners and flags.................74, 100, 101 B arium ...........................................H.P.10 Barium sulphate .............................. Ru-3 Bark mills ....................................... PT-1 Barkers .............................................PP-1 Subject Pamphlet Number Barrels and pails--F ire .......................24 BARRELS -- HANDLING, CLEAN ING AND FILLING............... Pet-8 Barrels--Opening .............................. F-5 Barrels--S to rag e.............59, CE-1, F-o Barrels, see also Handling material; Piling material Barricades ............... PU-1 Bars, see Piling material Barytes, see Barium sulphate Basket guard for ladders, see Cages-- Ladders Battery--Charging ...........................D-6 Battery m anufacture..................... H.P.l Bearings ...............................................10 Beaterp -Candy ................................ F-2 Beaters--Cream ................................ F-2 Beaters--P a p e r................................ PP-1 Beckton white, see Lithopone Beeswax ...........................................Ru-3 Belt perches ........................................... 5 Belt poles .............. 5 Belt sh ifters.....................5, 7, 39, PT-1 Belt shippers ......................................... 5 BELTS--MACHINERY.........................7 See also 5, 31, 58 Belts--Machinery--Static electricity. ..........................................7, 31, 34, 52 Belts--Machinery, see also Hooks-- Machinery belts Belts--Safety ....................................... ...............25, 46, 70, 97, Cem-5, FU-3 Bending roils ................................ Cem-4 Bends, see Compressed air illness Benefit associations .......................H.P.5 Bentonite ............... Ru-3 Benzene, see Benzol Benzine .......... Ru-3; H.P.9 Benzoic acid ................................Chem-1 BENZOL .......................................H.P.14 See also Ru-3; H.P.9, 10 Benzonitrile ................................... H.P.9 Beta naphthol..................................Ru-1 Beta naphthylamine.............. Ru-1 Bins--Cement ................... Cem-2, Cem-5 Bins--Dry material.46, 63, Cem-2, Cem-5 Bins--Excelsior ....................................59 Bins--S to n e ................................... Cem-1 Black substitute, see Pactice Blanc fixe, see Barium sulphate Blankets--Rubber ...........................PU-3 BLAST FURNACES.......................Me-2 Blasting .................. Cem-1, Con-1 Blasting, see also Explosives Bleaching... .Chem-1, PP-1, PT-1; H.P.l Block and tackle..................................... 6 Blood poisoning, see Infections Blow cases--Acid ................................ 68 Blow-off valves, see Valves--Blow-off Blue flag, see Flags--Blue Boiler rooms.............3, 11, 31, 46, 49, 96 Boiler shops.................... .......... 49, Me-3 BOILERS ........................... S, 49, Mar-2 See also 46, 70, 96, Me-3 Boilers--Lighting, see Furnaces-- Lighting Boilers--Repair.............. 3, 48, 70, Mar-2 Bolt heading machines.........................85 Bonus systems...............74, 100, 101, D-5 Boots--Sterilizing ................................ 16 Boring machines..........................20, W-l Boring mills ............................39, Cem-4 BOTTLING PLANTS .......................F-4 Box m anufacture............................ PP-2 Box sealing machines.........................F-2 Boxes--Storage ....................54, 59, F-5 Brakes--Cranes .................................. 4 Brass ch ills......................................... .73 Brass--Strength ..................................78 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy face type Indicates an entire pamphlet on the subject. Light face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. . Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Bread slicers ............................CE-X, F-3 Bread wrapping: machines................ F-3 BREATHING APPARATUS.......... 64 See also 14, 16, 23, 25, 61, 71, 91, 93, CE-2, Chem-1, F-3, M-2, Mar1; H.P.4, 7, 9 Bricks--Tensile and compressive s tre n g th ......................................... 78 Bricks, see also Buckets; Handling material Brines ........................................... Chem-1 Bromine ...................................H.P.9, 10 Bronze--Strength ................................ 78 Brown substitute, see Factice Buckets--Bricks .................................. 70 Buckets--S a n d ......................................73 Buckets--Scrap ....................................85 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION . . .Con-1 Building construction, see also Con traction industry Bulldozers.............................. 85, Cem-4 BULLETIN BOARDS AND SCORE BOARDS ....................................... 38 See also 65, 67, 100, 101, Cem-5, D-5 Bumpers--Cranes .................................. 4 Bumpers--Railroad .............. 48, Cem-6 Burgundy p itc h ................................ Ru-3 Burns--Cement, see Dermatitis-- Cement BURNS--CHEMICAL ............... Chem-3 See also, 25, 60, 61 Bums--Electrical ................................ 29 Bums--Eyes ................................ Chem-3 Bums--L im e......... .. .25, Chem-8, PT-1 Bus operators, see Drivers and driv ing--Commercial Butaldehyde ....................... H.P.9 B u ta n e ............................................ 61, 95 Butchers--Protective clothing . . . . . . 16 Butchers, see also Packing industry B u te n e ................ Ru-1 Butyl acetate .................................. H.P:9 Butyl alcohol .................................. H.P.9 Butylene ............................ H.P.9 Butyraldhyde aniline ..................... Ru-1 Butyric acid ................................ Chem-1 C Cable spools ..................................Cem-4 Cables.................. 6, 26, Cem-6, Con-1, 3 Cables--E lev ato rs......... .......... 15 Cacodyl ........................... H.P.9 Cadmium ................................. .Ru-3 Cages--C ran es........................................4 Cages--Ladders ......................................1 Cages--Shafts ......................... Con-2 Caisson disease, see Compressed air illness CAISSONS ....................... Con-2 Cake cutters ......................................F-3 Cake mixers ....................................... F-3 Calcium carbide ............................ 23, 31 Calcium chloride....... 24, Chem-1, Ru-3 Calcium cyanamide, see Cyanamid Calciunj cyanide, see Cyanides Calcium oxide, see Lime Calenders ........................................ ;PP-1 C am paigns...................................... 67, 74 Campaigns, see- also Contests Can manufacture ..................... F-l Candy manufacture, see Confectionery manufacture CANNERIES ......................................F -l Canisters for gas masks....................... 64 Caps ...................................................... 16 C ap tax ...............................................Ru-1 Car blockers .................................. Cem-6 Car dumpers ............................. .46,97 Car lo ad ers........................................... 55 Car movers.................. 17, 41, 54, Cem-6 Car retarders, see Car blockers Car shifters .........................................41 Car w heels....................................... ER-1 Caramel cookers ................................F-2 Carbide, see Calcium carbide Carbolic acid ...................................... ........... 25, Chem-1, Chem-3; H.P. 9, 10 Carbon bisulphide . . . .......................... .................Chem-4, Ru-3; H.P. 6, 9, 10 Carbon black .................................. .Ru-3 Carbon dioxide ................................... ...............25, 37, 61, 95, Ru-3; H.P. 9 Carbon disulphide, see Carbon bisulphide CARBON MONOXIDE ...............H.P. 7 See also Mar-1, Me-2; H.P. 6, 9 Carbon tetrachloride...........24, 61, Ru-3 Carbonic acid, see Carbon dioxide Carboys ................................... 25, 54, 59 Carburizing ................................ ...A u-1 Carding m achines.................. T-l, W-l Carlifts .............................................. D-6 Carts, see Trucks Carving machines ............................ W-l Case hard en in g ......... 85, Au-1, Chem-6 Castings--Foundries ...........................73 Cause classifications of accidents---- 21 Caustic alkalis ........... Chem-1, Chem-3 Caustic p o ta s h ....... 25, Chem-3, H.P. 10 Caustic s o d a ............................. ......... . . . 25, Chem-3, Chem-4, Ru-3; H.P. 10 CAUSTICS .............. 25 See also 16, Chem-3, Chem-4, F-4 Caustics, see also name of chemical Celite, see Diatomaceous earth Celluloid clothing ................................ 16 CEMENT BURNING................... Cem-3 Cement dermatitis, see Dermatitis.-- Cement CEMENT MILL GRINDING___Cem-2 CEMENT MILL SHOPS ..............Cem-4 CEMENT MILL YARDS AND RAIL ROADS ..................................Cem-6 CEMENT ROCK QUARRYING AND CRUSHING...............; .......... Cem-1 CEMENT STORING, PACKING AND SHIPPING .................... Cem-5 Cement--Tensile and compressive s tre n g th ......................................... 78 Ceresin ........... Ru-3 Certificates--First A id .........................83 Certificates--M e rit....................... 40, 74 CHAINS--HOISTING .........................98 See also 6, 33, 70, 75, Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3, FF-1 Chains--Hoisting, see also Annealing CHAINS AND SPROCKETS .............8 C h airs.................................................... 50 Chalk; see Whiting Change houses ........................27, Con-2 Charging boxes--F oundries................73 Charging machines--Foundries ........ 73 CHECKING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS .......................53 Checks--Safety .................-- .'...........67 CHEMICAL LABORATORIES.......... 60 CHEMICALS ............................... 25, 60, Ohem-1, Chem-2, Chem-3, Chem-4, Chem-5, Chem-8 See also 14, 16, 39, 61, Ru-1, Ru-3; H.P. 10 Chemicals, see also name of chemical Chimneys .......................................31, 49 Chip guards ............................ 39, Cem-4 Chippers ................................... PF-1 Chipping ................................... 14, Me-3 Chisel bar h o ld e r..........................41, 70 Chisels ...................................................41 Chloracetic acid ...........................Chem-1 Chlorbenzol (Chlorbenzene) ....H .P . 10 Chlordinitrobenzol (Chlordinitroben- zene) ................................... H.P. 10 CHLORINE ............ 71 See also 95, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; HJP. 9, 10 - Chloroform ............. ..................61, Ru-3 CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURE .. .F-2 Chrome g re e n ...................... Ru-3 Chrome yellow ................................ Ru-3 Chromic a c id .............................. H.P. 10 CHROMIUM.............................. H. P. 1 See also Chem-8; H.P. 10 Circles--Dimensions ............................. 78 Circuit breakers .................................. 29 Cisterns--Dimensions .. .................... 78 Clays and clay p ro d u cts.............. .Ru-3 CLEANING AND FINISHING ROOMS ....................................Me-1 Cleaning fluids ........................... L-l Cleanliness ........................... 27; H.P. 10 Clearance--Railroad . .17, 46, 48, Cem-6 Clips for rope ............... .........26, Cem-6 CLOTHING--PROTECTIVE .......... 16 See also 10, 23, 25, 39, 50, 59, 60, 61, 73, 76, 85, 93, 105, 107, CE-1, Chem3, Pet-6, Pu-3, W-2; H.P. 10 Clutches--Power driven apparatus. .5, 8 Coal bins, see Bins--Dry material Coal bunkers ....... ................. 46, Mar-2 Coal crushers ................................. 8, 46 Coal d u s t.................... 46, 78, 97; H.P. 4 Coal--F irin g ........................3, 36, Mar-2 COAL--HANDLING AND STORAGE..................................... 46 See also 17, 96, 97 Coal hopper g ra tin g .......................46, 97 Coal--Loading and unloading . . . .46, 97 COAL--PULVERIZED .......................97 See also 3, 46, Cem-3 Coal tar distillation products ...H .P . 9 COCOA MANUFACTURE ..............F-2 See also H.P. 4 Codes, see Standards Coke chutes ....................................Pet-6 Cold heading machines .......................85 Collars--Power driven app aratu s........8 Collecting accident records ..............21 Colophony ............................. Ru-3 Colors--Machinery .............................. 50 COLORS--PIPING SYSTEMS .......... 88 Colors--W alls........................................50 Combers ................................... Ru-3, T-l Commercial drivers, see Drivers and driving--Commercial COMMITTEES--SAFETY ..................72 See also 42, 56, 77, 83, 87, 93, 101, CE-1, D-5 COMPOUNDING MATERIALS IN RUBBER INDUSTRY . .Ru-1, Ru-3 COMPRESSED AIR ILLNESS .. .Con-2 COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY . .47 See also 39, Con-2, Me-3 Compressed air to o ls ......... 39, 47, Me-3 Compressed gases, see gases-- Compressed Concreting ...................................Con-1 CONFECTIONERY MANUFAC TURE ........................................ F-3 See also 68 CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY ......... ............................. Con-1, Con-2, Con-3 See also 31, PU-1 CONSTRUCTION OF MACHINERY G U A R D S ........................................58 CONTESTS ......................................... 74 See also 42, 67, 100, 101 D -4 C ontests, see also Cam paigns CONTESTS--FIRST AID ................ 83 See also M-2 Controllers--Electrical--Cranes .......... 4 4 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS ........H e a v y " m ''"entire plimphTeTon tFe subjeet. Liglit ............ face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. subject Pamphlet Number CONVEYORS ........... 35 See also 20, 46, 49, 59,Au-1, Au-2, Cem-2, Cem-5, F-l, F-2,F-3, F-4, F-5, PF-1, W-l, W-2 Cookers ...............................................F -l Copper cyanide, see Cyanides Copper-- Strength .............................. 78 Core making ........................................73 Corrugators ......................................PF-2 Cotton gin machinery .........................52 COTTON M IL LS................................ T-l Cottonseed o i l .............. Ru-3 Couplers and coupling-- Railroad . . . 48, 55, 73,Cem-6, RR-1 COUPLINGS--SHAFT .........................8 Court of inquiry ..................................56 Cracker m anufacturing..................... F-3 Cranes--L o c o m o tiv e ............................ ........ 17, 33, 46, Cem-6, Con-1, FP-1 CRANES--OVERHEAD TRAVELING ..................................4 ' See also 59, Cem-4, ER-1, Me-3 Cranes--Portable ................................ 33 Crates .................................................. 59 Creameries, see Milk bottling plants Creosote ........................................... PU-4 C reso l............................. H.P. 9; H.P. 10 Cresylic Acid ..............................H.P. 10 Crotonylene.................................. H.P. 9 Crow bars........................................ 41, 54 Crucibles ...............................................73 Crushing m achinery........Cem-1, Cem-2 Crylene ................................. Ru-1 Cumar .............................................. Ru-3 Cup for holding benzol m ix tu res........ ........................................D-6; H.P. 14 Cupolas .................................................73 Cuspidors ..................... 45 CUTTING OILS ..................................44 See also 39; H.P. 10 Cutting tables--C an d y .......................F-2 C yanam id.................... Chem-6; H.P. 10 CYANIDES.................................. Chem-6 See also 37, 85, 95, Au-1, Chem-3, Chem-4, Mar-1; H.P. 10 CYANOGEN COMPOUNDS . . . .Chem-6 See also H.P. 9 Cylinders--Compressed gases ........... 23, 54, 59, 60, 61, 70, 71, 95, Cem-4, ER-1, Me-3 Cylindrical vessels--Dim ensions........78 D Dadoing ................................................ 20 Dairies, see Milk bottling plants Definitions of standard industrial injury reporting sy stem ................21 Degras ............................................ Ru-3 Demolition ofbuildings ............... Con-1 Dental exam inations.................... H.P. 5 Department stores, see Mercantile establishments Derailers ................................. 17, 48, 71 DERMATITIS..............................HJP. 10 See also 44, Cem-5, PU-4 Dermatitis--Cement .................... Cem-5 Dermatitis, see also Ointments D errick s................ Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 Detectors-Gas............................H.P. 7, 9 Detonators, see Explosives Developing solutions .................H.P. 10 DEVULCANIZERS ........................ Ru-2 Diatomaceous e a r th .........................Ru-3 Dichlorodifluoromethane..............61, 95 Dichloroethylene ...................61; H.P. 9 DichlorotetraBuoroetbane ....................61 Die blocks .............................................85 Dies--Handling ....................................85 Diethyl arsine ............................. H.P. 9 Diethyl m ercury........................... H.P. 9 Subject Pamphlet Number Digesters ................................68, PF-1 Dimethyl ketone .......................... H.P. 9 Dimethyl sulphate......................... H.P. 9 Dimethylammonium dimethyl dithio- carbamate .................. Ru-1 Dimethylaniline ............................ H.P. 9 Dinitrobenzol ......................... H.P. 6, 10 Diortho-tolyl ethylene diamine . . . . Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl guanidine ...................Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl th io u re a .....................Ru-1 Dip tanks, see Tanks--Dip Diphenyl ethylene diam ine..............Ru-1 Diphenyl guanidine .........................Ru-1 Diphenyl thiourea .......................... Ru-1 Dipping room s..................................Me-1 Dirty A n d y ......................................... 100 Discipline ..................................... 14, D-5 Discs--Cupola blow ers.............. 73 Discs--Pressure vessels .....................68 Dished heads--Contents ................. 78 D isinfectants........... 27, Mar-1; H.P. 10 D ispensaries.............................. H.P. 5, 8 Dispensaries, see also First aid Dissolving tanks .........................Chem-5 Dithiofuroic a c id .................. Ru-1 Docks--Ore ......................... Me-2 Dogs ........................................ Ref-1 Door saddles........................... 11 Dough brakes ............................ F-3, F-5 Doughnut kettles ......................... ...F -3 Dovans W ............ Ru-1 Drains--Engines .................................... 9 Drill presses, see Presses--Drill D rills............. 32, 39, 76, 84, 103, Con-3 DRINKING WATER .......................... 27 See also 3, 50, Me-2; H.P. 5 DRIVERS AND DRIVING-- COMMERCIAL..D-2, D-S, D-4, D-5 See also F-3, Ref-1 Drivers and driving--Commercial-- Exam inations............................. D-2 DRIVERS AND DRIVINGCOMMERCIAL--SELECTION .D-2 See also D-5 DRIVERS AND DRIVING- COMMERCIAL--TRAINING ..D-S See also D-2, D-5 Drop p its ............... 17 Drugs .......................................... H.P. 9 DRUMS--HANDLING, CLEANING AND FILLING .......................Pet-8 See also 25, 52, Chem-5 DRY CLEANING .............................. L-l See also 52 Dry kilns ........................................... W-l Dry materials, see Bins--Dry Materials Duluth, Missabe and Iron Range Railway Co. questionnaire.........................101 Dump c a r s ........................ Cem-1, Cem-6 DUST EXPLOSIONS.........................104 See also 34, 52, 78, Ru-3 Dust rem oval............... 32, 37, 79; H.P. 4 DUSTS--HEALTH HAZARDS ..H .P. 4 See also Ru-3; H.P. 20 DYES AND DYEING .......................L-l See also H.P. 10 Dyes, see also Aniline E Education of workers, see Drivers and driving -- Commercial -- Training; Employees--Training ELECTRIC EQUIPM ENT..................29 See also 17, 31, 34, 39, 49, 59, 70, 76, 78, 03, 98, Cem-4, Chem-5, L-l ELECTRIC RAILW AYS............... ER-1 Electric welding, see Welding Electric wires--Capacities for lighting ..........................................22 Subject Pamphlet Number ELECTRICITY--STATIC ................. 52 See also 31, 32, 34, Chem-5, L-l Electrodes ........................................... 105 Electrolytic cells ......................... Chem-1 Electroplating, see Plating ELEVATORS--FREIGHT ................. 15 See also 59, CE-1, D-6, W-l ELEVATORS--PASSENGER . . . . . . . 15 See also CE-1 Emblems--N o -a c c id e n t......................D-5 Embossing presses, see Presses-- Embossing Emery ...............................................Ru-3 Employees benefit associations, see Benefit associations Employees--Meetings, see Meetings-- Employees Employees--New, see New employees Employees--Selection ........... 39, 87, 107 Employees--Selection, see also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Selection Employees--Training .......................... ........; ..................42, 67, 87, 107, Voc-1 Employees--Training, see also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Training EMULSIONS .............. 44 Engine connecting ro d s......................... 9 Engine cranks ............ 9 Engine crossheads .................................9 Engine rooms ............................... 9, 31 ENGINE TESTING.........................Au-2 Engineering revision.....................42, 79 ENGINEERING TABLES ..................78 ENGINEERS--SAFETY ................... 84 See also 42, 79 Engines--G a s ........................................31 Enrobers--Candy .............................. F-2 Entertainment ......................................67 Entertainment, see also Recreational activities Escalators ................... CE-1 Essay contests....................................100 Ethane .................................. 61; H.P. 9 Ethers ............................. : ...........H P . 9 Ethyl compounds.......................... H P . 9 Ethyl alcohol, see Alcohols Ethyl brom ide........................61; H.P. 9 Ethyl chloride............. .61, 95; H P . 9 Ethylene .................................95; H.P. 9 Ethylene dichloride ...........................Ru-3 Ethylidene aniline ...........................Ru-1 Evaporating p a n s .................68, Chem-1 EXCAVATION W ORK..................Con-3 See also Cem-6, PU-1 Excelsior storage ................................ 59 Executives, see Management EXHAUST SYSTEMS.........................32 See also 20, 25, 37, 73, 79, 91, 97, D-6, F-3, W-l; H.P. 1, 3, 4, 7, 14 Exhaust systems, sees also Ventilation Exhibits ...16, 24, 41, 67, 81, 100, 101 Exits, see Fire escapes EXPLOSION HAZARDS ........... 34, 104 See also 25, 46, 52, L -l * Explosion-proofm o to rs.......................L-l Explosion range ofgases..................... 78 EXPLOSIVES ......................................28 See also 17, 60, Cem-1, Con-2, Con-3; H.P. 10 Explosives, see also Blasting E x tracto rs...........................................L-l Eye hazards, see Eye protection EYE PROTECTION.............14s H.P. 6 See also 20, 23, 93, Cem-4, Chem-3; H.F. 18 Eye protection, see also Goggles Eye service...................................H.P. 5 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS s HMvy fa*e type iHcllcates an entire painphlet on the subjectrLight face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number FABRICATION OF M E T A L ........Me-S Factice .............................................Ru-3 Factor of s a fe ty .................................... 78 Falls--M aterials............................ Mar-2 FALLS--PEOPLE .............................. 99 See also 2, 93, 102 F a rm e rs.........................................H.P. 4 Farmers, see also Threshing machines FATIGUE ............................................. 50 See also 107 Ferric chloride...................... ... .H.P. 10 Fertilizer dryers .................................. 68 Fig washing m achines.......................F -l Files ......................................................41 Filling stations, see Garages Film s c ra p ....................................Chem-5 Films--Sound slide .............................93 Filtrations, a c id s .........................Chem-1 Finger protection ................................ 16 FINISHING ROOMS.......................Me-1 FIRE ALARMS....................................19 Fire barrels and pails, see Barrels and pails--Fire FIRE BRIGADES .............................. 36 FIRE D RILLS......................................19 See also 36 FIRE ESC A PES.................................. 19 See also CE-1, Chem-5, PU-1 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS................... 24 See also-4, 36, 60, 78, 93, 96, 104, Chem-5, ER-1, L-l, W-2 Fire ladders ........................................... 1 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION ......... 19, 24, 31, 36 See also 25, 34, 39, 59, 60, 91, 93, 96, 97. 104, 105, Chem-5, Con-2, ER-1, L-l, W-2 Fire sto p s...........................................W-2 Fireproof fa b ric s.................................. 16 FIRST A ID .................... 83, M-2, H.P. 8 See also 25, 93, CE-2; H.P. 5, 9, 12 FIRST AID TRA IN IN G .....................83 See also M-2 Fish packing ......................................F -l F lag m en........................................... PU-1 Flags--Blue ............................. 48, Pet-8 Flags--Signal ........... 48, Pet-8, PU-1 Flags, see also Banners and flags Flammable liquids and v a p o rs.......... 25, 31, 34, 52, 60, 78, 91, Chem-5, L-l Flammable liquids and vapors, see also Fumes; Tank cars; Tanks Flare-backs .................. Mar-2 Flash points ......................................... 78 Flashed eyes ........................................29 Flasks--Foundries .............................. 73 Fleet operation, see Drivers and 'driving--Commercial; Motor vehicles Fleshing m achines........... ...............PT-1 FLOORS AND FLOORING................11 See also 20, 27, 39, 45, 55, 59, 73, 93, CE-1, Con-1, F-3 Flour scaler ........................................F-3 Flour sifting machines ..................... F-3 Flues--Cleaning .............................Mar-2 Fluorides .....................................H.P. 10 Fly balls ......... 58 FLYWHEELS ........................................9 See also 78 Folding m achines.................... PP-2, T-l FOOD INDUSTRY.............................. ........................F -l, F-2, F-S, F-4, F-5 See also 68; H.P. 4 FOOD PRESERVING AND CANNING ......................................F -l Foot protection ........................ 16, Me-4 Forem en................................. 42, 93, 101 Forges--Fire hazards .........................31 FORGING ............................................. 85 Subject Pamphlet Number Forks, see Tools--Hand Formaldehyde ........................H.P. 9, 10 Formaldehyde aniline ..................... Ru-1 Formaniline ..................................... Ru-1 Formic a c id .................................H.P. 10 Foundations--Machinery ................... 20 FOUNDRIES ........................... 73, Me-1 See also 79; H.P. 4 Foundries---Protective clothing......... .......................................... 16, 73, Me-1 Fountains, see drinking-water Fractions--Decimal equivalents ........ 78 Freon .................................................... 61 Frequency rates of accidents ............21 Friction drives ....................... .8 Frogs--Railroad tracks ..................... 99 Fruit ju ic e s..................................Chem-1 FUEL--HANDLING, STORING AND FIRING ........................... 46 See also 49, 97, Cem-3 Fuller's earth ............................... '.Ru-3 FUME POISONING FROM NITRIC AND MIXED A CID S_____ Chem-2 FUMES .................. 34, Chem-2; H.P. 9 See also 25, 32 Fumes, see also Flammable liquids and vapors; Gases FUMIGATION .............................. Mar-1 See also Chem-6 Furac.,.................................................Ru-1 Furnaces--Blast, see Blast furnaces Furnaces--Fire hazards ..................... 31 Furnaces--F o rg in g .............................. 85 Furnaces--Foundries ...........................73 Furnaces--Heat tre a tm e n t............ Au-1 Furnaces--Lighting ............................ 46, 85, 96, Au-1, Cem-2, Cem-3, Mar2 Me-3 Me-4 FURNITURE MANUFACTURE .. .W -l Fuse p u llers...................................29, 96 Fusible plugs--B oilers.................. 3, 49 G Gage for Measuring c h a in s................75 Gage g lasses......................................... .............3, 48, 49, 63. 96, Con-3, Mar-2 GARAGES ......................................... D-6 See also Cem-4, ER-1, F-3; H.P. 7 Gas burners .................................. 73, 96 Gas--Effect on ro p e .............................. 6 Gas fixtures ......................................... 31 Gas--Fuel ............................................. 46 Gas indicators, see Detectors--Gas Gas industry ........................ Me-4, PU-1 Gas masks, see Breathing apparatus Gas washers ....................................Me-2 Gas welding, see Welding G A SES.......................................... H.P. 9 See also 25, 34, 78, Cem-4, Con-1, Ru-3; H.P. 7 GASES--COMPRESSED ................... 95 See also 23, 31, 59, 71, Cem-4 Gases--Compressed, see also Cylinders --Compressed gases Gases--Exhaust .............................Cem-4 GASES--EXPLOSION HAZARDS ..34 Gases--Explosion range ..................... 78 Gases--Pressure .......... 78 Gases--Temperatures ......................... 78 Gases, see also Flammable liquids and vapors; Fumes Gasoline . .52, Pet-6, Pet-8, Ru-3; H.P. 9 Gasoline--Casing-head......................... 61 Gasoline service stations, see Garages Gates--Safety ...................... 17, 48, F-4 Gauge, see Gage G auntlets............................................... 16 GEARS ...................................................8 See also 4, 58 Generators--Acetylene ......... 23, Cem-4 Subject Pamphlet Number Gentian violet for treating burns........ ........... ........................................Chem-3 Gilsonite ........................................... Ru-3 Glass handlers--Protective clothing .. 16 Glass--Packing .................................... 59 Gloves ................................... ..16, PU-3 Glucose ............................................. Ru-3 G lu e................................... 59, Ru-3, W-l Glycerine........................................... Ru-3 GOGGLES ............................................. 14 See also 23, 39, 73, 85, 93, 105, CE-4; H.P. 6 Goggles, see also Eye protection Gongs--C ranes........................................4 GOVERNORS (ENGINE) ................... 9 GRADING AND EXCAVATING .Con-3 See also Cem-6 Grain d u s t .................................... .104 Graphite ........................................... Ru-3 Grasselerators ...................................Ru-1 GRINDING WHEELS .........................18 See also 32, 34, 37, 39, 58, 76, 78, Cem-4, Me-1; H.P. 4 Grindstones ................................... 13, 78 Ground glass .................................... Ru-3 Grounding..............2 9 , 52, 76, Chem-1 Grounds--Plant, see yards GUARDS--MACHINERY ..................58 See also 7, 39, 41, 78 Guards--Plant, see watchmen G uayule...........; .................... ..........Ru-3 Gums .....................................Ru-1, Ru-3 Gutta Fercha .................................. Ru-3 G ypsum .................. Ru-3 H Hair caught in m achinery..................16 Halogen compounds of hydrocarbons ................................................... H.P. 9 Halogen derivatives................... H.P. 9" Hammermen--R u les.............................85 Hammers--Drop, see Hammers--Power Hammers.--H an d ..................41, Cem-4 Hammers--Pneumatic ....... 47, 85, Me-1 Hammers--Power ............................. ..85 Hammers--Sledge......... 41, Con-3, Me-1 Hammers--Steam, see Hammers-- Power HAND CARS ............. ............ ... .RR-1 Hand protection............................ 16, 41 Hand protection, see also Ointments Hand-rails, see Railings and hand-rails HANDLING MATERIAL ........... 54, 55 See also 35, 39, 50, 59, 70, 93, CE-1, Cem-6, Con-1, W -l Handling material--Bakeries .......... F-3 HANDLING MATERIAL--BARRELS AND DRUMS...........................Pet-8 See also 25, 52, 54, F-5 Handling material--B a r s .............4, 59 Handling material--Bricks ................70 Handling material--Foundries .......... 73 Handling material--Heat treating. .Au-1 Handling material--Hot objects . . . . ....... .......................................16, CE-2 Handling material--Lumber ..............59 Handling material--P a p e r ..............PP-1 HANDLING MATERIAL--POLES . . ..................................................... PU-4 Handling material--Sheet m e ta l........59 Handling material--Tires ......... 54, D-6 Handling material--see also Cranes; Piling material; Trucks; Wheel barrows Handling m e n ....................................... 42 Hardening m e ta ls.............................Au-1 Hardness tests ................................ Au-1 Hatch covers..................................Mar-2 Hatchets ...............................................41 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy face type indicates an entire pamphlet on the subject. Light ........................ face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number Head protection...............14, 16, 23, 105 Health hazards... .23, 25, 44, 60, 61, 64, 71, 91, 95, 105, CE-1, Chem-2, Chem- 3, Chem-4, Chem-6, Con-2, L-l, Mar- 1, Me-1, PT-1, Pet-6, Pet-8, Ru-1, Ru-3; H.P. 1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 14 HEALTH SERVICE IN INDUSTRY.. Hp 5 See" also' 87^ '3,' CE-i; 'h .P.'16, 19 Health service in i n d u s t r y , see also Nurses in industry Heat--Protective clothing ..................16 Heat sickness........................... 73 HEAT TREATING .........................Au-1 Heat treating--Protective clothing.. .16 Heat units--Equivalent v a lu e s ..........78 Heating apparatus--Fire hazards . . . .31 Helium ...................................95; H.P. 9 Helmets, see Breathing apparatus Hemlock--Tensile and compressive stre n g th ......................................... 78 Heptaldehyde aniline .....................Ru-1 Heptene ...........................................Ru-1 Heptylene ..................................... H.P. 9 H e x a m e th y le n e -te tra m in e ................... ................................. ....... Ru-1; H.P. 10 Hexylene ....................................... H.P. 9 Hitches--Rope ........................................6 Hoist limits--C ranes.............................. 4 HOISTS ........................................... 33, 98 See also 4, 73, Cem-4, Con-1, ER-1 Hoists, see also Cranes Hoistways ............................................. 15 Hoods--Acid proof .............................. 25 Hoods--Grinding wheels ..................... 13 Hooks--Hoisting ................................. 4, 6, 33, 54, 98, Cem-4, Cem-6 Con-3, FP-1 Hooks--L ogs............................. 41, PF-1 Hooks--Machinery belts ....................... 8 Hooks--Manhole cov ers.......................41 Hooks--Safety, see Hooks--Hoisting Hopper cars ......................................... 46 Horn presses, see Presses--Horning Horse-drawn vehicles ................... Ref-1 Horses--Construction...............12, Me-3 Hose masks ......................................... 64 Hose--R ubber..................................PU-3 Hospital records ..................................21 HOSPITALS ....................................CE-8 See also CE-1 Hospitals, see also Dispensaries; First aid HOTELS ......................................... CE-2 Hotels, see also Bakeries; Laundries; Mercantile establishments; Restaurants Hours of la b o r......................................50 HOUSEKEEPING--SHOPS ................ 45 See also 3, 11, 20, 22, 27, 31, 37, 54, 55, 73, 91, 93, 96, 99, 101, W-l HOUSEKEEPING--YARDS ..............45 See also 17, 31, 48, 73, W -l Housekeeping, see also Piling material Housemaids and houseworkers . . . . CE-2 Humidity ............................... 37, 52, L-l Hydrants ...............................................24 Hydraulic presses, See Presses-- Hydraulic Hydrocarbon g a s e s .................95; H.P. 9 Hydrochloric acid ........................ . 25, Chem-1, Chem-3, Chem-4; H.P. 9, 10 Hydrocyanic a c id ................................. 25, 95, Chem-3, Chem-6, Mar-1; H.P. 9 Hydrofluoric acid, 25, Chem-3; H.P. 9, 10 Hydrofuramide ................ Ru-1 Hydrogen ........................23, 95; H.P. 9 Hydrogen arsenide ...................... H.P. 9 Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Hydrogen chloride ......................... Ru-3 Hydrogen cyanide......................... ...95 Hydrogen cyanide, see also Hydrocyanic acid Hydrogen peroxide ......... ...........H.P. 10 Hydrogen phosphide.................... H.P. 9 Hydrogen sulfide Chem-4, Ru-3; H.P. 6, 9 Hydrolene ......................................... Ru-3 Hypo, see Lead compounds Hypochlorites ..............................H.P. 10 Kick presses ........................................is Kieselguhr, see Diatomaceous earth Kitchens ................................... CE-2 Knee p a d s ............................................. 16 Knives ................................. 41, 54, Ce-1 Knots and hitches ................. 6 Knuckle g u ard s.........73, Cem-3, Cem-6 l Ice crushers.............................F-4, Ref-2 Ice cubers ....................................... Ref-2 ICE--DELIVERY ................ Ref-1 Ice handlers--Protective clothing . . . . ................ 16, Ref-2 Ice--Loading and unloading......... Ref-1 Ice manufacture, see Refrigeration Ice picks ......................... 41, Ref-1 Ice--S tren g th ....................................... 78. Identification markings for rubber gloves .................................. ...PU -3 Igniters, see Explosives ILLNESS IN INDUSTRY _____ HP. 19 Inclines, see Ramps Indicators--Gas, see Detectors INDUSTRIAL COURSES..............Voc-1 Industrial injury reporting system . . . 21 INFECTIONS ............................ H.P. 10 See also 39, 44, F-l; H.P. 8 INJURED WORKMEN ............... H.P. 8 See also 93 INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM . . . .21 Inorganic compounds .Ru-1, Ru-3; H.P.9 Insecticides, see Disinfectants INSPECTION....................................... 75 See also 1, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 26, 42, 49, 67, 76, 79, 93, 88, 101, ER-1, PU-3 Inspection--Boilers .........................3, 49 Inspection--C hains..............................75,98 Inspection--Cranes ................................4 Inspection--Electric railw ays........ ER-1 Inspection--Electric to o ls ................... 76 Inspection--Flywheels ...........................9 Inspection--Goggles ............................ 14 Inspection--Grinding w h eels....... .13 Inspection--Ladders .............................. 1 Inspection periods................................ 67 Inspection--Rope ............................ 6, 26 Inspection--Rubber protective equipment ................................PU-3 Inspection--Sawmills ...........................75 Inspection--Scaffolds ...........................12 Inspectors ............................................. 75 INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS .56 See also 67, 79, D-5 Io d in e.......................................H.P. 9, 10 IRON AND- STEEL INDUSTRY . . . . ...................... Me-1, Me-2, Me-3, Me-4 Iron--Strength ....................................78 Jack w ag o n .....................................ER-1 Jacks ........................................ 41, ER-1 Japanning ovens .................................. 34 Jewelry--Hazards of w earing ............ 16 Jib cranes ................................. 33 Job specifications .............................. 107 Jointers .......................................20, W-l Jugs for a c id ......................................... 25 Kaolin, see Clays Kegs, see Barrels Kerosene ........................................... Ru-3 Ketones ......... .............................. H.P. 9 Kettles--Cooking .............................. F-2 Kettles--Steam jacketed ................... 68 Laboratories, see Chemical laboratories LACQUERS .................................Chem-5 Lactic a c id .................. Chem-1; H.P. 10 Ladder feet, see Ladders-- Non slip bases LADDERS ................ 1 See also 59, 70, 93, 99, 103, CE-1, Con-1 Ladders--Belt sh ifters........................... 5 Ladders--C ran es.................. 4 Ladders--Non-slip bases ................ .1 Ladders--O ilers................................1, 10 Ladles--Foundries................................ 73 Lamp sticks ............................... 29 Lampblack ......................... Ru-3 Lamps--E lectric___22, 29, 31, 34, Pet-6 Lamps--Extension....... 29, 31, 34, Pet-6 Lamps--Incandescent ............. 31 Lamps--Maintenance ........................... 22 Lamps--Vapor p ro o f............... 34, Pet-6 Lappers .................. Ru-3 Lathes--Metal w orking...................... ............................... 39, 50, 103, Cem-4 Lathes--Woodworking............... 20, W-l Laundries ............................... CE-2, L-l Lead b a th s ........................................Au-1 LEAD COMPOUNDS..................H.P. 3 See also Ru-1, Ru-3 LEAD POISONING.................... H.P. 3 See also 23; H.P. 4, 6 Lead--Strength ....................................78 LEATHER INDUSTRY................. PT-1 See also H.P. 1, 4 Leg protection......................................16 Letters to workman's fa m ily ............100 Lewisite ........................................Chem-3 Lift trucks ........................................... 33 L iftin g ....... 50, 54, 107, Cem-6, F-3, F-5 LIGHTING AND H EALTH....... H.P. 18 Lighting gas or oil burners, see Furnaces--Lighting LIGHTING--SH O PS........... 22; H.P. 18 See also 20, 39, 4b, 50, 55, 73, 78, 93, Cem-4 Lighting--Stairs and stairways 2, 22, 78 Lighting--Warehouses and shipping rooms ...............................22, 59, 78 Lighting--Yards ......... 17 Lightning .................................... 31, 34 Lime 25, 31, Chem-3, PT-1, Ru-3; H.P. 10 Limit switches, see Hoist limits Linem en.................... PU-1, PU-3, FU-4 Linseed oil ......... Ru-3 Litharge, see Lead compounds Lithopone ......................................... Ru-3 Live rolls--Gear guards ......................... 8 Loading and unloading........................ ............................4, 17, 54, 55, Chem-1 Loading and unloading -- Barrels and drums ..........................52, 54, Pet-8 Loading plates, see Runways Loading racks, see Racks--Loading Loads--Beams (T im ber)................12, 78 Loads--C hains.................................78, 98 Loads--Columns (Timber) ................. 12 Loads--Floors ................ 11, 39 Loads--Roof coverings .......................78 Loads--Ropes ........................... 6, 26, 78 Loads--Scaffold p la n k s.................. 12, 78 Loads--S u sp e n d e d .................................. 4 Loads--Yellow pine timber..................78 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy face type Indicated a'~ehtlre pdffipH16t on th'e subject. Light face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number LOOKER ROOMS................................ 37 See also 31, 73, 96, Cem-6 Locks--Belt s h ifte rs.............................. 5 Locks--Machinery .............................. 70 Locks--V alves...3, 70, 96, Mar-2, Me-2 Locomotive sparks .............................. 31 Locomotives . .. 24, 48, 99, Cem-6, Con-3 Loom s.......................................... T-l Lubricants and lubrication . . . 10, 26, 98 Lumber--Grading.................................. 12 Lumber--S to rag e.............................. W-2 Lumber, see also Handling material-- Lumber LUM BER-YARDS.......................... W-2 See also W-l Lunch ro o m s................................. H.P. 5 M MACARONI MANUFACTURE . .F-5 See also F-3 MACHINE SH O P S............................. 39 See also D-6, ER-1 Machinery--Cleaning, oiling and rep airin g .................9, 39, 58, 99, Au-1 Machinery--Cleaning, oiling and repairing, see also Lubricants; Oilers and oiling devices Machinery--Colors, see Colors-- Machinery Machines--L ocation..................... 11, 39 Magnesium compounds . . . .Ru-3, H.P. 4 Magnesium fire s......................... 24 Magnet cranes ....................................... 4 MAINTAINING INTEREST IN SAFETY ....................................... 67 See also 40, 72, 80, 87, 100, 101 MAINTENANCE AND R E P A IR ___70 See also D-6, ER-1 Management .42, 67, 72, 77, 93, D-5, T-l M anganese.....................................H.P. 4 Manholes ......................................... PU-1 Manholes, see also Hooks--Manhole covers Manifolds .............................................23 MARINE BOILERS .....................Mar-2 MARINE INDUSTRY___Mar-1, Mar-2 Marshmallow conditioning................F-2 Masks--Gas, see Breathing apparatus Match in d u stry ............................ H.P. 1 MATHEMATICAL TA BLES..............78 Mats--S tan d in g ................ 11, 29, 39, 50 Measurements ......................................78 Meat choppers ........................CE-1, F -l Meat packers, see Packing industry Mechanical power transmission appar atus, see Power transmission apparatus Medals, see Emblems; Prizes and awards Medical reco rd s....................................21 Medical supervision, see Health super vision MEETINGS--EM PLOYEES....... 77, 93 See also 42, 65, 67, 72, 84, 102, Cem4, D-5 Meetings--Executives .........................77 MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS ...................................... Ce-1 Mercapto-benzo-thiazole ................. Ru-1 M ercury.............................H.P. 6, 9, 10 Merit rating, see Contests Metal fabrication ............................ Me-3 Metal--Fume fe v e r.......................... H.P.4 Metal workers ..............................H.P. 9 Metallic salts .............................. Chem-3 METALS--S T A M P IN G .......................85 Metals--Strength .........................................78 METATOLUYLENE DIAMINE .. .Ru-1 Methane ............................... 61; H.P. 9 Methanol, see Alcohols Methyl a c e ta te ................................. H.P.9 Methyl alcohol, see Alcohols Novex ....................... Ru-1 Methyl brom ide.................. . .61; H.P. 9 NURSES IN INDUSTRY......... H.P. 11 Methyl butanate .......................... H.P. 9 See also H.P. 5 Methyl chloride................ 61, 95; H.P. 9 Nut choppers........................... F-2 Methyl e th e r ..................................... H.P.9 Nut roasters . .................................... F-2 Methyl-ethyl k e to n e ........................ H.P.9 Nutrition ........................... 107 Methyl formate ................. 61; H.P. 9 Methyl iodide ........................ H.P. 9 Methyl isonitrile............................... H.P.9 Methyldichlorarsine ....................Chem-3 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ..H.P. 16 Methtylidifluorarsine ................. Chem-3 Oculist service ..............................H.P. 5 Methylene aniline...............Ru-1; H.P. 9 OFF-THE-JOB ACCIDENTS .......... 102 Methylene chloride ..............................61 Methylene dianilide ........................ Ru-1 See also 93 Oil (Fuel) ................................46, Cem-3 Methylene dichloride ..................... H.P. 9 Oil and grease....... ......................H.P. 10 Methylene diphenyl diamine............Ru-1 Methylene-ditolyl-diamine .......... Ru-1 Oil burners.............73, 96, Cem-3, Mar-2 Methylene-para-toluidine ............... Ru-1 Oil cans, see Oilers and oiling devices Oil houses .......................... 31, 34, Con-2 Methylene phenylene diam ine....... Ru-1 Oil rooms .................................... 31, 34 M ic a ............ Ru-3 Oil separators ......................................34 MILK BOTTLING PLA N TS............F-4 Oil-soaked clothing ............................... 16 Milk of lim e .............................. H.P. 10 Oil substitutes, see Factiee Milling m achines........... 7, 39, 70, Cem-4 Oil ta n k s ............................................... 63 MILLS--ROD ..................................Me-4 OILERS AND OILINGDEVICES ..10 MINE R ESC U E................................M-2 See also 35 Mineral oils ..................................... Ru-3 Oils--Cutting, see Cutting oils Mineral rubber ................................Ru-3 Oils, see name of oil Mining industry . . . . 104, M-2, H.P. 4, 9 Oilskin clothing.................................... 16 MIXED A C ID ............................ Chem-2 O intm ents........................ 25; H.P. 1, 14 See also 25, Chem-1 Operating rooms .............................CE-1 Mixers--D ough.......................... F-3, F-5 Organic compounds ......................... Ru-1 Molders .......................................20, W-l ORGANIZATION--S A F E T Y ___ 42, 87 Monex ............................................. .Ru-1 Organometallic compounds..........H.P. 9 Montan w a x ..................................... Ru-3 Ortho-toluidine ................................ Ru-1 M ortisers.....................................20, W-l Outings, see Picnics MOTOR BLOCK TESTING ........... Au-2 Ovens--Bakeries ................................ F-3 MOTOR CARS--RAILROAD ------RR-1 Ovens--F oundries................................ 73 Motor vehicle in d u stry ....... Au-1, Au-2 Ovens--Japanning and drying..............34 Motor vehicles--Care and maintenance Ovens for drying explosives................60 ................................................ D-5, D-6 Overalls ................................................. 16 Motor vehicles--Static electricity ...5 2 Oxalic a c id .............25, Chem-3; H.P. 10 Motor vehicles, see also Drivers and Oxide of iron, see Red Oxide driving--Commercial; Trucks-- Oxidizers ........................ ............ H.P. 10 Motor vehicle O xygen........................23, 37, 95, Cem-4 Moulding and core m ak in g ................. 73 Oxygen, see also Cylinders--Compressed M udgun.............................................Me-2 gases; Gases--Compressed; Welding Muriatic acid, see Hydrochloric acid Oxynone ........................................... Ru-1 Mustard g a s .................Chem-3; H.P. 10 Ozone.............................................. H.P. B Ozokerite ......................................... Ru-3 N Nailing machines ................................ 59 Nails--F ly in g ....................................... 59 PACKING AND SH IPPIN G ............. 59 Nails--P ro tru d in g ...............................59,CE-1 See also CE-1, F-l, Me-3 Naphtha ............................. Ru-3, H.P. 9 Packing industry ........... 16, CE-1, F-l Naphthalene......................... Ru-3, H.P. 9 Packing industry, see also Hotels; N ap p ers...............................................T-l Knives; Restaurants National Fleet C o ntest..................... D-4 Padlocks, see Locks--Machinery; Neozone............................................. Ru-1 Locks--Valves NEW EMPLOYEES............................ 65 Pails, see Barrels and pails--Fire See also 93 Paint spraying, see Spray coating Nickel carbonyl ............................ H.P. 9 Paints--Fire hazards ..........31, Chem-5 Nickel s a lts ................................. H.P. 10 Palm oil ........................................... Ru-3 Nicotine .......................................H.P. 10 PAPER AND PULP M IL L S ....... PP-1 Nitrates ...................................... H.P. 10 PAPER BOX MANUFACTURE .PP-2 NITRIC ACID ............................Chem-2 Paper cutters--Guillotine........59, PP-2 See also 25, Chem-1, Chem-3; Paraffin oils, see Mineral oils H.P. 10 Para-nitroso-dimethyl-aniline ....... Ru-1 Nitrobenzol (Nitrobenzene) ........H.P. 9 Para-phenylene-diamine ................. Ru-1 Nitrochlorbenzol (Nitrochlorbenzene) Para-toluidine .................................. Ru-1 .................................................. H.P. 10 Paris white, see Whiting N itrogen...................................95; H.P. 9 P a rk in g ...................................... 17, 102. Nitroglycerine bottle c a r r ie r ..............60 Pasteurizing equipment..................... F-4 Nitro-hydrocarbons .................... H.P. 10 Patent leather finishing................. PT-l Nitrometers ......................................... 60 Pea sorting ta b le s .............................. F-l Nitro-substation pro d u cts............ H.P. 9 Peach slicers ......................................F-l Nitrous f u m e s ................ Chem-3; H.P. 8 P e d e s tr ia n tu n n els ..............................................17 Nitrous o x id e................... 95; H.P. 9 Pentachloroethane .........................H.P.9 Noise . .......................................... ...50 Perchloroethylene, see Non-freezing solutions forwater . . . .24 Tetrachlorethylene Noodle cutters .......................... F-3, F-5 Permanganates ......................... H.P. 10 IO INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy face type indicates an entire pamphlet on the subject. Light face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number Tanks--Flammable liquids................. 25, 34, 63, Cem-3, Chem-1, Chem-5, D-6 TANKS FOP OILS, ACIDS AND DRY MATERIALS ............................... 63 Tanks--Hot water .................... 6 Tanks--Rendering: ...................... 68, F -l Tannic acid for b u rn s ................ Chem-3 Tannic acid, see also Astringents TANNING INDUSTRY ................ PT-l See also H.P. 1 T a r ............................... Chem-3; H.P. 10 Tar color industry ..................... H.P. 1 Taxicab operators, see Drivers and driving--Commercial Tea tasting .................................. H.P. 6 Tellurium ......................................... Ru-3 Temperatures ............................. 50, 78 Tenoners .....................................20, W-l Termites ....................................... Cem-6 Tests--Linemen's equipment ........PU-3 Test--Ropes ......................................... 26 Tests--Rubber protective equipment ........................................................PU-3 Tetrachlorethylene ......................H.P. 9 Tetrachlorethane ................ .........H.P. 9 Tetrachlormethane ...................... H.P. 9 Tetrethyl lead ............................. H.P. 9 Tetra-methyl-thiuram-disulphide .. Ru-1 Tetra-methyl-thiuram-monosulphide ........................................................Ru-1 T e try l..........................................H.P. 10 TEXTILE INDUSTRY .....................T-l See also 52; H.P. 1, 4 Therapy, see Physical therapy Thermit welding, see Welding Thiocarbanilide ................................ Ru-1 Thlonex .............................................Ru-1 Thiophene .....................................H.P. 9 Threshing machines--Static electricity ....................................52 Tiering m achines.................................. 59 Tin--Strength ......................................78 Tires, see Handling material--Tires Titanium dioxide.............................. Ru-3 Tobacco workers .........................H.P. 6 Toeboards................................. . .2, 9, 12 Toggle presses, see Presses--Toggle TOILET ROOMS................................27 Toluene ..........................Ru-3; H.P. 9 Toluidine .......................................H.P. 9 Tolyl phenylguanidine.....................Ru-1 Tomato washing equipment................F -l Tongs--Blacksmith ...................... 41, 54 Tongs--Drop hammers .......................85 Tongs--Foundries................................ 73 Tongs--Hot metal p la te s..............Cem-4 Tongs--Ice ..................................... Ref-1 Tool boxes--Cranes ......................... 4 Tool handles ............................41, 54, 67 Tool room s...............................39, 41, 70 TOOLS--ELECTRIC ...................... .76 See also 39, 70, 93, Me-3 TOOLS--HAND .................. 41 See also 39, 54, 59, 70, 76, 93, 103, CE-1, Cem-4, Cem-6, Con-3, Me-1, W-l Tools--Hand, see also Racks--Tools Tools--Machine ...................... 50, Cem-4 TOPICS FOR SAFETY MEETINGS 93 Torches--Fire hazards .......................31 Torches--L ig h tin g .........................Cem-3 Torches--W elding.............; .............. 23 Toxic fumes, vapors and liquids, see Health hazards TRACK CARS ................................RR-1 Track clearances..................................17 Track skates ....................................... 17 Tractors, see Trucks--Power T ra ile rs........... ....................... 55, Cem-4 Training, see Employees--Training Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Transfer cars ..................................Me-2 Transformers .............................. . . . . . 29 Transmission lines--Static electricity 52 Transmission machinery, see Power transmission apparatus Treads and risers ............................. . 2 Tree trimming ................................PU-1 Trenching ....................................... PU-1 T restles............................. 48, 99, Cem-6 Triac ......... Ru-1 Trichloraethane ........................... H.P. 9 Trichloroethylene .................. H.P. 9, 10 Trichloromethane ........................H.P. 9 Triethyl-trymethylene-triamine .. .Ru-1 Trimene .......................................... Ru-1 Trinitrophenol, see Picric acid Tri-nitro-toluene ....................... H.P. 10 Triphenylguanidine ........................Ru-1 Tripoli .............................................. Ru-3 Tripolite, see Diatomaceous earth Tri-sodium phosphate .............. H.P. 10 Trolley wire g u a rd s............................48 Trophies, see Prizes and awards Truck operators, see Drivers and Driving--Commercial Trucks--Compressed gas cylinders .. ................................. 23, 71, 95, Cem-4 Trucks--Cradle ............................. ER-1 Trucks--Foundries .............................. 73 TRUCKS--H A N D ................................54 See also 20, 39, 59, 81, CE-1, CE-2, Cem-5, ER-1, F-2, F-3, F-5, Me-3, PP-1, Pet-8, W-l, W-2 Trucks--Motor vehicle ...................... 52, 54, Cem-4, Cem-6, Con-3, PU-1, Ref-1 TRUCKS--POWER ............................ 55 See also 33, 59, 103, Au-2, W-2 Tuads ...............................................Ru-1 Tumblers--Dry cleaning................... L-l Tumblers--F o u n d r i e s .......................... ........................ 32, Au-1, Me-1; H.P. 4 TUNNELS ...................................... Con-2 Turntables--R ailroad............... 48, RR-1 Turpentine ...................Ru-3; H.P. 6, 10 Twisters ............................................. T-l Ultramarine blue . . . . Umber ........................ Unhairing machines . .................... PT-l U re k a .......................... .................... Ru-1 Vulcanol ........................................... Ru-1 Vulcone ............................................. Ru-1 W Waiters ........................................... CE-2 Walls--Cleaning .................................. 22 WAREHOUSES .................................. 59 See also CE-1, Cem-4, F-3, F-5, Me-3 Warehouses, see also Handling material; Piling material W arpers................... T-l Wash houses ............................27, Con-2 WASH ROOMS .................................. 27 See also 96, Cem-6; H.P.9, 10 Waste cans ................................... 31, 45 W atchm en............................................. 24 Water--Drinking, see Drinking water Water scaler ......................................F-3 W axes.....................Ru-1, Ru-3; H.P.10 Weights of materials ...........................78 WELDING--ELECTRIC................... 105 See also 14, 16, 39, 70, Cem-4, D-6, ER-1, Me-1, Me-3, Voc-1 WELDING--GAS .................................23 See also 14, 16, 39, 70, 95, 105, D-6, , ER-1, Me-3 Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. questionnaire ........... 67 Wheel dressers...................................... 13 Wheelbarrows ..17, 54, 73, Cem-6, Con-3 White elephant...................... .. .100, 101 Whiting ........................................... Ru-3 Winches .................................................48 Wind force ........................................... 78 Winders .............. .................. .PP-1, T-l Wire--Current carrying capacities .. ..................................................... 29, 78 Wire cutters ............................ 41, PP-1 WOMEN WORKERS .........................107 See also 16, 73 Wood alcohol, see Alcohols WOOD FURNITURE ..................... W-l Wood pulp ...................... Chem-4, PP-1 Wood re fu se .................. .46 WOOD SCAFFOLDS ...........................12 Wood staining ................................ H.P.l WOOD-WORKING PLANTS .. .20, W-l See also H.P.l, 4 Wrecking, see Demolition of buildings Wrenches .......................................41, 70 Wrenches--Hopper car . . . .41, 46, 48, 73 V V.G.B............. .............. Vacuum cleaners ....... Valves--Acid lines .. ..........................25 Valves--Blow-off . . . . Valves--S a fe ty ......... .................3, 9, 49 Valves--Stop ........... ..........................49 Valves, see also Locks---Valves Vapors, see Flammable liquids and vapors; Fumes; Gases Vats--Chemical plants ...................... 25 Vats--Tanning ......................... '.. .PT-l Veneer machinery ............................W-l Venetian red, see Red oxide VENTILATION .............. 37 See also 13, 25, 32, 50, 73, 91, Chem-5 Ventilation, see alsoExhaust systems Vermilion ......................................... Ru-3 Vibration--Machinery .................. 11, 50 Viners .................................................F -l Visitors ...................................................3 Visors on c a p s .................................... 16 VOCATIONAL TRAINING..........Voc-1 Vuloanex ........................................... Ru-1 VULCANIZERS See also 68 .......................... Ru-2 X anthates..........................Chem-4, Ru-1 X-rays ...........................................H.P.10 Xylene ...............................Ru-3; H.P.9 YARDS ................................................17 See also 48, 73, Cem-6, Pet-8, W-l Yards, see also Lumber-yards Yellow ochre ....... ...........................Ru-3 Zimate ...............................................Ru-1 Zinc butyl xanthate .........................Ru-1 Zinc chills ............................................. 23 Zinc chloride ..Chem-1, Chem-3; H.P.10 Zinc cyanide, see Cyanides Zinc ethyl xanthate .........................Ru-1 Zinc isopropyl xanthate ................. Ru-1 Zinc oxide ............................Ru-3; H.P.4 Zinc oxidized salt of dimethyl-dithio- carbamic acid ...........................Ru-1 Zinc salt of dithio-furoic a c id ........Ru-1 Zinc--Strength ....................................78 Zinc sulphide ....................................Ru-3 Zyklon--B ......................................Mar-1 SAFE PRACTICES, SPECIAL INDUSTRIES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS .......LISTED..BY..NUMBER AND TITLE...... Numbers omitted la the lists fiave been discontinued. GEN ERAL SAFE PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 1. Ladders 2. Stairs and Ramps 3. Steam Boilers--Operation 4. Overhead Traveling Cranes 5. Mechanical P o w e r . Transmission Apparatus (Part I) Starting and Stopping Devices 6. Fiber Rope 7. Mechanical P o w e r Transmission Apparatus (P art IX) Belts and Belt Guards 8. Mechanical P o w e r Transmission Apparatus (Part III) Shafting, Coupling, Keys, Collars, Set Screws, Pulleys, Gears, Sprockets and Chains 9. Mechanical P o w e r Transmission Apparatus (P art IV) Prime Movers (Flywheels, Cranks, Connecting Rods, Crossheads, Tail Rods, Gov ernors) 10. Mechanical P o w e r Transmission Apparatus (Part V) Bearings, Oil ers and Oiling Devices 11. Floors and Flooring 12. Scaffolds 13. Grinding Wheels 14. Goggles 15. Elevators 16. Protective Clothing 17. Plant Yards and Grounds 18. Power Presses 19. Exits, Fire Alarms and Fire Drills 20. Woodworking M a c h i n e r y and Equipment 21. Standard Industrial Injury Report ing System 22. Industrial Shop Lighting 23. Gas Welding and Flame Cutting 24. Fire Extinguishment 25. Acids and Caustics 26. Wire Rope 27. Industrial Sanitation ( D r i n k i n g Water, Wash and Locker Rooms and Toilet Facilities) 28. Commercial Explosives 29. Electric Equipment in Industrial Plants 31. Fire Causes and Prevention 32. Exhaust Systems 33. Hoisting Apparatus 34. Industrial E x p l o s i o n Hazards (Gases, V a p o r s and Flammable Liquids) 35. Conveyors 36. Fire Brigades 37. Industrial Ventilation 38. Safety Posters and Bulletin Boards 39. Machine Shops 40. Suggestion Systems 41. Hand Tools 42. Organizing a Complete Industrial Safety Program 44. Cutting Oils and Emulsions 45. Industrial Housekeeping 46. Fuel Handling, Storing and Firing 47. Compressed Air Machinery and Equipment 48. Railroads in Industrial Plants 49. Steam B o ile rs --Construction and Equipment 50. Reducing Fatigue 52. Static Electricity 53. Checking Plans and Specifications for Safety 54. Handling Material (Hand and Truck) 55. Industrial Power Trucks and Trac tors 56. Investigation of Industrial Acci dents 58. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part VI) Construction of Machinery Guards 59. Warehouses and Shipping Rooms 60. Chemical Laboratories 61. Mechanical Refrigeration 64. Respiratory Protective Equipment 65. Teaching Safety to New Employees 67. Maintaining Interest in Safety 68. Pressure Vessels--Fired and Un fired Steam Jacketed Vessels, Di gesters, Stills, Blow Cases, Auto claves, etc. 70. Maintenance and Repair Men 71. Chlorine 72. Safety Committees 73. Foundries 74. Safety Contests 75. Safety Inspections 76. Portable Electric Hand Tools 77. Safety Meetings 78. Mathematical Tables and Data for the Safety Engineer 80. Industrial Safety Rules -- Their Formulation and Use 81. Industrial A c c i d e n t Prevention Signs 83. First-Aid Training and Contest Rules. 84. The Safety Man in Industry 85. Forging and Hot Metal Stamping 87. Safety in the Medium-Sized Plant 88. Identification of Piping Systems 91. Spray Coating 93. Topics for Safety Meetings 95. Compressed Gases 96. Industrial Power Departments 97. Pulverized Coal Systems 98. Use and Care of Hoisting Chains 99. Falls of Workers -- Their Causes and Prevention 100. Safety Stunts--P art I 101. Safety Stunts--P art n 102. Off-the-Job Accidents 103. Purchasing for Safety 104. Dust Explosions 105. Electric Welding 106. Conservation of Personal Protective Equipment 107. Women in Industry 108. Office Safety 1. Chromium 2. Physical Examinations in Industry 3. Lead 4. Industrial Dust 5. Health Service in Industry 6. Industrial Eye Hazards HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 7. Carbon Monoxide 8. Caring for Injured Workers 9. G ases a n d V a p o rs 10. Skin Affections 11. Nursing Service in Industry 13. Physical Defects 14. Benzol 16. Physical Therapy in Industry 17. Back Injuries 18. Lighting and Health 19. Illness in Industry PAMPHLETS LISTED BY NUMBER AND TITLE PAMPHLETS FO R SPECIA L INDUSTRIES Au-1 Heat Treating Au-2 Motor Block Testing Ce-1 Mercantile Establishments Ce-2 Hotels Ce-3 Hospitals Cem-1 Cement Rock Quarrying and Crushing Cem-2 Raw and Finished Cement Mill Grinding Cem-3 Cement Burning Cem-4 Cement Mill Shops Cem-5 Storing, Packing and Shipping Cement Cem-6 Cement Mill Yards and Railroads Chem-1 Chemical Pipe Lines and Tanks Chem-2 Fume Poisoning from Nitric and Mixed Acid Chem-3 Chemical Burns (Their Nature and Treatment) Chem-5 Pyroxylin Lacquer Manufacture Chem-6 Cyanide Compounds Con-1 Building Construction Con-2 Tunnel and Caisson Work Con-3 Excavation Work D-2 Selecting Commercial Drivers D-3 Training Commercial Drivers D-4 Commercial Vehicle Accident Rec ords D-5 Preventing Vehicle Accidents D-6 Garages and Repair Shops ER-1 Maintenance of Electric Railway Rolling Stock F -l Food Preserving and Canning F-2 Candy, Chocolate and Cocoa Manu facture F-3 Bakery Operations F-4 Milk Bottling Plants F-5 Macaroni Plants L-l Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing Establish ments M-2 Mine Rescue Work Mar-1 Fumigating Ships Mar-2 Marine Boilers Me-1 Cleaning and Finishing Rooms in Foundries Me-2 Blast Furnaces Me-3 Structural and Sheet Metal Fabri cation Me-4 Rod Mills FP-1 Paper and Pulp Mills PP-2 Paper Box Manufacturing PT-1 Leather Tanneries Pet-6 Cleaning Petroleum Stills Pet-8 Drums and Barrels (Handling, Cleaning and Filling) PU-1 Protecting Public Utility Em ployees on Streets and Highways PU-3 Linemen's R u b b e r Protective Equipment PU-4 Handling of Poles Ref-1 Ice Delivery Ref-2 Ice Processing Machines RR-1 Railroad Track Cars (Hand and Motor) Ru-1 Compounding Materials Used in the Rubber Industry, Pt. I Ru-2 Vulcanizers and Devulcanizers Ru-3 Compounding Materials Used in the Rubber Industry, Pt. It T-l Cotton Mills Voc-1 Coordinating Safety in Industrial and Vocational Training Programs W-l Wood Furniture Manufacture W-2 Operating Commercial Lumber yards APPROVED MEMBER PRICES -- AS OF AUGUST 1, 1944 OF SAFE PRACTICES & HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS A complete set, appropriately indexed, of all general Safe Practices Pamphlets and all Health Practices Pamphlets, in a single binder, may be purchased at 20 $ --PER SET Transportation included Extra copies, single title or assorted, available at the following prices: I to 9 Copies......................................................................... ...................................... 35 per copy 10 to 99 Copies .............................. ..................................................................... 25 per copy 100 or more Copies.................................................................................................... 20 per copy Prices Include Transportation The Industrial Safety Series pamphlets, relating to the hazards of special industries, are not included in the complete set but may be purchased at the above prices for extra copies. 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