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SOURCES OF HELP FOR THE SAFETY MAN Night Work of Young Persons (1919, 1946,1948) Minimum Age of Employment (1919, 1920, 1921,1932,1938,1937) Employment of Women before and offer Childbirth (1918,1652,1953) Night Work of Women (1919,1934) Prohibition of the Use of White Phosphorus m the Manufacture of Matches (1919) Prevention of Anthrax (1919,1921) Lead Potsonmg (1919) 'Medical Examination of Young Persons (1921,1946) Use of White Lead n Painting (1921) Compensation for Occupational Diseases (1925,1934) Health and Welfare of Seafarers (1926, 1936,1946) Marking of the Weight on Heavy Packages Transported by Vessels (1929) Prevention of Accidents (1929) Power-driven Machinery (1929) Protection of Dockers against Accidents (1929,1932,1956) Employment of Women Underground m Mines (1935) Safety m the Building Industry (1937) Safety in Industrial Establishments (1949) Safety in Coal Mines (1949,1957) Prevention and Suppression of Dust in Mining, Tunnelling, and Quarrymg (1952) Protection of Health of Workers in Places of Employment (1953) Protection of Workers against Ionizing Radiations (1957) No technical studies have been published in recent years, they have been superceded by an Encyclopaedia of Occupational Health and Safety The ILO also publishes material of broader scope Titles include Safety Hi Fac tories, Safety in Coal Mines, Catalogue of Occupational Safety and Health Films, and Occupational Safety and Health m For estry. Write for a recent listing. Occupational Safety and Health, pub lished quarterly in English, French, and Spanish, consists of articles by experts from all over the world, accounts of activities of labor inspectorates, mine inspectorates. safety associations, and other bo'dies inter ested in safety and health in different coun tries, summaries of new safety and health regulations, and abstracts of books, periodi cals, and other literature. Under the expanded technical assistance program of the United Nations, the ILO office has sent safety and health and labor inspection experts to Argentina, Burma, Chile, Egypt, Guatemala, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Nicaragua, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, and Turkey. Fellowships under the program have been awarded to safety and health officials m several countries to enable them to study in highly industrialized countries. Educational Institutions ` Many colleges and universities offer for mal courses in industrial safety and fire protection. In the following list,0 schools are grouped by those that offer a degree with concentration on industrial safety and those that offer one or more courses on an elective basis within their engineering cur riculum The courses are offered m the day school program unless evening is speci fied by "E also" or "E only " Degree programs University of California (B S ) Department of Engineering Los Angeles, Calif. 90014 Georgia Institute of Technology (MS) School of Industrial Engineering Atlanta, Ca 30313 Illinois Institute of Technology (BS, E also) Department of Fire Protection and Safety Engineering Chicago, 111 60616 University of Illinois (MS) Department of Mechanical and Industrial UrEbannman?e1e11nu6ir1803 "This material is a summary of an exten sive study reported by William E. Tarrants, chairman of Committee on Colleges and Societies, American Society of Safety Engineers, "Current Trends and Philosophies m Safety Engineering Education," Journal of the American Society of Safety Engineers, Vin (Oct 1963), 9-40 12-43