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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1945 DOC#: NSC115 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - Safe Practices, Special Industries and Health Practices Pamphlets Listed by Number and Title SAFE PRACTICES, SPECIAL INDUSTRIES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS ................................. LISTED BY NUMBER.AND TITLE...................... Nambera em itted la ike litft keve beea discontinued. Flt- COPY OCT 1 0 1 94 5 GEN ERAL SAFE PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Jll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Ladders Stairs and Ramps Steam Boilers--Operation Overhead Traveling Cranes Mechanical Power T ra n sm issio n Apparatus (P art I ) Starting and Stopping Devices Fiber Rope Mechanical Power T ra n sm issio n Apparatus (P art II) Belts and Belt Guards Mechanical Power T ra n sm issio n Apparatus (P art H I) Shafting, Coupling, Keys, Collars, Set Screws, Pulleys, Gears, Sprockets and Chains Mechanical Power T ra n sm issio n Apparatus (P art IV) Prime Movers (Flywheels, Cranks, Connecting Rods, Crossheads, Tail Rods, Gov ernors) Mechanical Power T ra n sm issio n Apparatus (P art V) Bearings, Oil ers and Oiling Devices Floors and Flooring Scaffolds Grinding Wheels Goggles Elevators Protective Clothing Plant Yards and Grounds Power Presses Exits, Fire Alarms and Fire Drills W oodw orking M ach in ery and Equipment Standard Industrial Injury Report ing System Industrial Shop Lighting Gas Welding and Flame Cutting Fire Extinguishment Acids and Caustics Wire Rope Industrial S a n ita tio n (Drinking 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 xplosion H a z a rd s (Gases, Vapors 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 Boilers -- 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 (P art 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 Case?, 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 Accident 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 a rt H 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. Gases and'Vapors ` 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 PLAINTIFFS V) EXHIBIT 18 tiU'KK PAMPHLETS LISTED BY NUMBER AND TITLE PAMPHLETS FO R SPECIAL INDUSTRIES Au-l Heat Treating Au-2 Motor Block Testing Ce-1 Mercantile Establishments Ce-2 Hotels Ce-3 Hospitals Cem-1 Cement Rock Q u a r r y i n g 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 Chem-5 Pyroxylin Lacquer Manufacture Chem-6 Cyanide Compounds Con-1 Building Construction Con-3 Excavation Work D-2 Selecting Commercial Drivers D-3 Training Commercial Drivers D-4 Commercial Vehicle Accident Rec ord D-5 Preventing Vehicle Accidents D-6 Garages and Repair Shops 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 Hy-1 State Highway Employees L-l Dry-Cleaning and Dyeing Establish ments M-2 Mine Rescue Work Mar-2 Marine Boilers Me-1 Cleaning and Finishing Rooms in Foundries Me-2 Blast Furnaces Me-4 Rod Mills Mun-1 Municipal Employees PP-2 Paper Box Manufacturing PT-1 Leather Tanneries 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 P r o t e c t i v e 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. n T-l Cotton Mills Voc-1 Coordinating Safety in Industrial and Vocational Training Programs W-l Wood F'umiture Manufacture W-2 Operating Co mm e r ci a l Lumber yards APPROVED MEMBER PRICES-- AS OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1945 OF SAFE PRACTICES & HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS A complete set, appropriately indexed, of all general Safe Practices Pamphlets and all Health Practices Pamphlets, may be purchased at 00 PER SET in one large binder in four binders Transportation included Extra copies, single title or assorted, available at the following prices: i to 9 Copies .................................................................................................... $ -35 per copy 10 to 99 C o p ie s .........................................................................................................25 per copy 100 or more Copies ..................................................................................................20 per copy Extra Binders Set of 4 Binders (E m p ty ).................................................................................................. Single Binder (Empty) ................................ ......................................... ................ Prices Include Transportation $6.50 2.00 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. PRINTED IN U.S.A. NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, INC. 20 NORTH WACKER DRIVE CH ICAGO 6, ILL.