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FILE NAME Painters and Allied Trades PAINT DATE 1974 Nov DOC PAINT036 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION Article from Painters and Allied Trades Journal PMIT^ JUSAID PMIT^ JUSAPIMIDT^ JUSAID PMIT^JUSAID PMIT^JUSAID PMIT^ JUSAIND OM chronic poisoning from aPoisonPs MIT^ JUSAID rosives such as phosphoric phenols mixtures containing aI other mineral and organicacto are paintmakers painters paperhangers These corrosive poisons poisonshav a direct action at the point contact and in some cases " be introduced into the body through inhalation open wound and by absorptionthroughthe Entering tthehe circulation . poison is carried by the blood to the tissues and other organ in the body and attacks them The most damaging effects some poisons are found effects points of excretionsuch as kidney urethra bladder and colon Some poisons show.no This is going to be the decade of job safety has said adding that he intends to keep it that way effects immediately but depentdepent upon their solubility method introduction into thebody and and General President S. Frank _ Now with this article Raftery has said of our comes another vital Brotherhood's goals in the dimension members , _. ,. important area of of our Brotherhood who live " Sot :7 occupational safety and 7. health fs. To fulfillthat goal . and die with the problem of job safety and know of whence they speak The to focus attention to this area Latex paints are unique raw materials that go into processing containoror following article was of thesesame harmful - prepared byCarlos Miranda fumes that could enter industry hood and Brother * Already of Local1232 inLos * system during the we have seen the Brother ~ Angeles for the Western paintmixing | : hood's determination in . Joint Council of Paint- National the innovative program makers and the launched at our 23rd Conference of Paintmakers : various types The active General Convention to test our membership for the- " job hazards through the cooperation of NIOSH and the Mount Sinai School of Environmental Medicine speaks It for itself familiar Paintmakers is a familiar term But toxicology may prove baffling to some Never- theless there is connection between the two ; Simply put toxicology is the ingredients are phenylphenate solution the eyes and strong solution can be absorbed through Thus far we have science which relates to poisons _ Ler > -i/ enjoyed the utmost cooperation from management President Raftery their effects and antidotes a close relationship to the paintmaking industry Among those subject to has 2 THE NOVEMBER