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Purposes T Conducts scientific studies and investigations to find ways and means to prevent occupational dia. eases, and to promote the health of workmen. Collect* tsd evaluate* data os industrial health and serve* a* a central cleans? house for distant. inafioB of this information. I AIR HYGIENE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA, Inc. Services Develops new knowledge needed to combat indus trial health problems through scientific research sustained at four leading science centers. Isiaes informative reports giving practical engi neering measures, medical knowledge, and legal information for preventing industrial diieeee* and for improving employee health. Counsel of specialists, comprising Foundation's Engineering, Medical sad Legal committee*, available within reasonable limits. Provide* monthly abstracts tsmmarixing current literature on occupational health subjects, this is an important labor-saver for company officials. Farther, it insures executives against missing vital new developments. Special problems, surveys, etc, undertaken and supervised for members at cost. Affiliated companies may turn to one central institution for available knowledge in this field. Membership places a company in contact with many other industrial concerns whow experience* with similar problems often prove helpful. . % Officers, Committees, Members and Purposes Broad Problems Require Broad Approach Air Hygiene Foundation represents an effort by employer*, physicians, end engineers to promote the health of the IS million workmen in "heavy'* industry. Healthful working conditions pey dividends to the employer, it is true. But at the same time they contribute to the welfare of the work man. and indirectly to the welfare of hie family and the community. Industrial health, per as, is the concern of the individual employer. Yet basically, employee health prob lems confront all employers through laws and regulations, industrial relations, and publle opinion. 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Wtansto Atrsm Cft Wain Ns Prams Atrntoa WhaaL la Wank SUto Cft S Tea Cft Purposes ' Conducts scientific studies and investigations to find ways and means to prevent occupational di*> eases, and to safeguard the health of workmen. Collect* end evaluates industrial health informa tion and serves as a central clearing house for disseminating these data. Serves as a unifying agent, aiding in the advance ment of industrial hygiene on an industry-wide front. The Foundation supplement* health work carried on by member companies individually, affording the advantages of organised action. Services Develops and distributes knowledge needed to combat industrial ills. Research sustained at pres, ent at four leading science centers: The Sanmac. Laboratory, Harvard School of Public Health, University of Pennsylvania, and Mellon Institute, headquarters of Air Hygiene Foundation. a Issues informative bulletins giving practical engi neering measures and medical information for controlling employee health hvTdy- Periodic legal reports analyte dimeee legis lation, trends, compensation, etc. a Plant surveys made for members at cost. Special studies undertaken or supervised for members or groups of members. a Provides monthly "digest" of latest literature on occupational health. This "news service" reduces hours of reading to minutes, insures members against missing vital developments. > Counsel of specialists, comprising Foundation's Engineering, Medical and Legal Committees, available within reasonable Members may turn to one central institution for available knowledge and Mf^tff**** and may bene fit from the experience of other member companies in dealing with industrial hygiene. Organized Industry Pays Health Dividends , Air Hygiene Foundation Is a partnership of industry and eetence. formed by employers to protect the health of America's 15 million industrial workmen. Foundation end other membership services aid and augment health programs carried on by companies iadlvid- ^!r,_.yftr *d public opinion call for employee health protection on an industry-wide scale. This can be achieved only through coU*cn,, M well as individual rtion "ttMas 'be aucecaa of the safety movement. Alt Hygiene Foundation affords industry as opportunity fee tohuiiory cooperation in furthering industrial health. C* - iectlve employer- effort promises orderly progress, benefiting management, labor and the common good. .