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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1938 DOC#: NSC110 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Indexes to NSC Safe Practices and Health Practices Pamphlets y os i t 22 Oo...2.2. <55 s! 3 1?. ^ mSWr- SAFE PRACTICES and HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS n a ex. N A T I O N A L S A F E T Y C O U N C I L , INC. C H I C A G O I PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT #SC rA g INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS tstrM PcimpMol Number O y i t n i i l e .................................................................. S . r . 37, H!>, 'IS, Au I, I'liriii-.i, Clicm-d, Mar-1 ' i A'[ift..prn I ipiii|hiuihIs ................... H .P. 9 ( vlllliU-1'. ( ' i i t l l | i l T S K C < l g a s e s .................. ^ p 9 - m ca eg oil,' (,v. 7(1, 71,' Vs, Cu'iii-4, R-'l, Me-3 ( y Iind riu:il vessels-- Dimensions S.P. 78 D IJadoing ........................................ S.P. 20 Dairies, see Milk bottling plants Delivery men . . ........................S.P. D-l Dental examinations ................... H.P. S Department stores, see Mercantile es- tablishmen ts Derailers ................... S.P. 17, 71, Pet-5* Derm atitis.........S.P. 44, Cem-5; H.P. 10 Dermatitis--Cement ............S.P. Cem-5 Dermatitis, see also Ointments Derricks .......S.P. Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 Derricks, see also Oil derricks Desiccators ...................................H.P. 10 Detectors--Gas ........................ H.P. 7, 9 Detergents ................... _..............H.P. 10 Detonators, see Explosives Developing solutions ................H.P. 10 Devulcanizers .......................... S.P. Ru-2 Dextrin d u s t .................................H.P. 4 Dichlorethylene..........................S.P. 61 Dichlorodifluoromethane ............ S.P. 61 Dichloroethylene ........................ H.P. 9 Dichlorotetrafiuoroethane .......... S.P. 61 Die blocks ...................................S.P. 85 Dies--Handling .......................... S.P. 85 Diethyl a rsin e ...............................H.P. 9 Diethyl mercury .......................... H.P. 9 Digesters--Rotary .....................S.P. 68 Dimethyl ketone .......................... H.P. 9 Dimethyl sulphate..... ............ H.P. 9, 10 Dimethylammonium dimethyl dithio- carbamate ...........................S.P. Ru-1 Dimethylaniline ............................H.P. 9 Dinitrobenzol........................... H.P. 6, 10 Diortho-tolyl ethylene diamine S.P. Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl guanidine .........S.P. Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl th io u rea..............S.P. Ru-1. Dip tanks, see Tanks--Dip Diphenyl ethylene diam ine__ S.P. Ru-1 Diphenyl guanidine ................ S.P. Ru-1 Diphenyl thiourea ....................S.P. Ru-1 Dipping rooms ....................... S.P. Me-1 "Dirty Andy" ............................S.P. 100 Discipline ............................ S.P. 14, D-5 Discs--Cupola blowers ................S.P. 73 Discs--Pressure vessels ............ S.P. 68 Dished heads--Contents ............ S.P. 78 Disinfectants ..................S.P. 27, Mar-1 Dispensaries ................... S.P. 82; H.P. 5 Dispensaries, see also First aid Dissolving tanks ............... Chem-5 Di.thiofuroic acid ......................S.P. Ru-1 Docks--Coal .......................... S.P. Mar-3 Dogs ................. ....................S.P. Ref-1 Door saddles ..............................S.P. .11 Dough, brakes ....................S.P. F-3, F-5 Dpugh .mixers ................... S.P. F-3, F-5 Doughnut kettles ................... ;. .S.P. F-3 Dovans W ................................ S.P. Ru-1 Drains--Engines ..........................S.P. 9 Drill presses, see Presses--Drill Drills ........................................... S.P. 39 Drinking water ....................... S.P. 3, 27 Drivers and driving--Commercial ..S.P. D-l, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, Petr5*, Ref-1 Drivers and driving--Commercial -- Examination ._...................... S.P. D-2 Drivers and driving--Commercial-- Road tests .......................... S.P. D-2 Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Drivers and driving-- Commercial -- Selection ..................... S.P, D-2, D-5 Drivers and driving-- Commercial -- Training ............. S.P. D-3, D-5 Drop pits, see Skull crackers Drums--Handling, cleaning and filling ................S.P. 25, 52, Chem-5, Pet-8 Drugs ....................................... H.P. 4, 9 Dry cleaning . : .....................S.P. 52, L-l Dry kilns ................................S.P. W-l Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway Co. questionnaire ............. S.P. 101 Dump c a rs ....... S.P. Cem-1, Cem-6, M-l* Dust explosions ................S.P. 34, 52, 78 Dust rem oval......................S.P. 32, 37, 79 Dusts--Health hazards .......... H.P. 4, 20 Dyes and Dyeing.. ..S.P. L-l; H.P. 4, 10 Dyes, see also Aniline E Education of workers, see Drivers and driving--Commercial--Training; Employees--Training Electric railways ..............S.P. 52, ER-1 Electric welding, see Welding Electric wires--Capacities for lighting ...................... ......................... S.P. 22 Electrical equipment........................... . .S.P. 29, 31, 34, 39, 49, 59, 70, 76, 93, . . . . ............ .96, Pet-7, PU-1, PU-2* Electricity--Static ............................... ................S.P. 31, 34, 52 Chem-5, L-l Electrolytic cells ............... S.P. Chem-1 Electrolytic dissociation ............ H.P. 10 Electroplating, see Plating Elevators--Freight .......S.P. 15, 59, W-l Elevators--P assenger.......S.P. 15, CE-1 Emblems--No-accident ............ S.P. D-5 Embossing presses, see Presses-- Embossing Employees benefit associations, see Benefit associations Employees--Meetings, see Meetings-- Employees Employees--New, see New Employees Employees--Selection ................. S.P. 39 Employees--Selection, see also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Selection Employees--Training .......... S.P. 42, 67 Employees--Training, see also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Training Employment records.................S.P. D-l Emulsions. ...................................S.P. 44 Enameling plants--Protective clothing ................................................. S.P. 16 Engine connecting rods ............... S.P. 9 Engine cranks ................................S.P. 9 Engine crossheads ............ S.P. 9 Engine room s........................... S.P. 9, 31 Engine testing ........................S.P. Au-2 Engineering, A factor in accident pre vention ..................................... S.P. 79 Engineering revision ..............S.P. 42, 79 Engineering tables ............. S.P. 78 Engineers--Safety ..........S.P. 42, 79, 84 Engines--Gas ....S .P , 31, Pet-1*, Pet-7 Engines--Steam ........ S.P. Pet-1*, Pet-7 Engravers ...................................H.P. 10 Enrobers--Candy .......................S.P. F-2 Entertainment ............. S.P. 67 Entertainment,see also Recreational activities Escalators ............................... S.P. CE-1 Essay contests ................ ......S .P . 100 Ethane ................... ........S.P. 61; H.P. 9 Ethers ............................................ H.P. 9 Ethyl acetate ................................. H.P. 9 Ethyl alcohol................................H .P . 9 Ethyl bromide ................S.P. 61; H.P. 9 Ethyl butanate ............................. H.P. 9 Ethyl chloride ......... S.P. 61, 95; H.P. 9 Ethyl ether ................................... H.P. 9 Ethyl form ate................................H.P. 9 Ethyl iodide ................................. H.P. 9 Ethyl isonitrile ............................ H.P. 9 Ethyl nitrite ................................. H.P. 9 Ethylene . ....................... S.P. 95; H.P. 9 Ethylidene aniline....................S.P. Ru-1 Evaporating p a n s ...........S.P. 68, Chem-1 Excavating.... S.P. Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 Excelsior storage .........................S.P. 59 Executives, see Management Exhaust systems .'................................ S.P. 20, 25, 32, 37, 79, W -l; H.P. 1, 3 Exhaust systems, see also Ventilation Exhibits ................... S.P. 41, 67, 100, 101 Exits, see Fire escapes Explosion hazards.S.P. 25, 34, 46, 52, L-l Explosives ................S.P. 28, 60, Cem-1, ..Con-1, Con-2, Con-3, CP-1; H.P. 10 Explosives, see also Blasting Extractors ...................................S.P. L-l Eye hazards, see Eye protection Eye protection .....................S.P. 14, 20, ..23, 93, Cem-4, Chem-3; H.P. 6, 18 Eye protection, see also Goggles Eye service ....... ........................... H.P. 5 F * Fabrication of metal ...............S.P. Me-3 Factors of safety .....................S.P. 33, 78 "Falls of workers" .......................S.P. 99 Falls--People .....................S.P. 2, 93, 99 Farmers ................................... H.P. 4, 10 Farmers, see also Threshing machines F atigue......................................... S.P. 50 Feathers ...................................... H.P. 10 Ferric chloride ...............H.P. 10 Fertilizer dryers ...........................S.P. 68 Fertilizer dust ............................. H.P. 4 Fig washing machines ..............S.P. F-l F ile s..............................................S.P. 41 Filling stations, see Gasoline service stations Film scrap ....................................Chem-5 Film strips ...................................S.P. 93 Films--Motion picture .............. S.P. 62* Filtrations, Strong acids----S.P. Chem-1 Filiations, Weak acids.......S.P. Chem-I Finger protection .......................S.P. 16 Finishing room s.................................S.P.Me-1 Fire alarms ...................................S.P. 19 Fire barrels and pails, see Barrels and pails--Fire Fire brigades ............................... S.P. 36 Fire drills ............................... S.P. 19, 36 Fire escapes............. S.P. 19, CE-1, PU-1 Fire extinguishers S.P. 4, 24, 60, 78, 93, 96, Chem-5, D-l, ER-1, L-l, Pet-5*, W-2 Fire inspection report blanks ....S .P . 24 Fire ladders ...................................S.P. 1 Fire prevention and protection ......... ............ S.P. 19, 24, 25, 31, 36, 39, 59, 60, 91, 93, 96, 97, Chem-5, Con-2, D-l, ER-1, L-l, Mar-3, Pet-2*, Pet-5*, W-2 Fire stops ........................ ........ S.P. W-2 Firemen--Protective clothing ....S .P . 16 First aid .................................... S.P. 25 ....82, 83, 93, CE-2, M-2; H.P. 5, 12 First aid, see also Dispensaries; Hospitals; Infections First aid training ............ S.P. 83, M-2 Fish packing ............................. S.P. F-l Fish scales .............................. H.P. 10 Flags, see Banners and flags Flags--Blue ................S.P. Pet-3, Pet-8 I 10 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Thionex ..... ..............................S.P. Ru-1 Trophies,, gee Prizes and awards Thiophene........................ .............H.P. 9 Truck operators, see Drivers and Threshing machines--Static electricity driving--Commercial ................................................ S.P. 52 Trucks--Compressed gas cylinders.... Tiering machines ................... S.P. 55, 59 ......................................... S.P. 71, 95 Tin--Strength ..............................S.P. 78 Trucks--Cradle ......................S.P. ER-1 Tires, see Handling material--Tires Trucks--Foundries ...................... S.P. 73 Tobacco w orkers................... H.P. 6, 10 Trucks--Hand ............S.P. 20, 30, 39, 54, Toeboards ............................ S.P. 2, 9, 12 59, CE-1, CE-2, Ceto-5, D-l, ER-1, Toggle presses, see Presses--Toggle F-2, F-3, F-5, Me-3, Pet-8,. W-l, W-2 Toilet facilities ..........................S .P . 27 Trucks--Motor vehicle ...................... T oluene...........................................H.P. 9 ....S .P . 52, 54, Cem-4, Cem-6, Con-1, Toluidine ...................................... H.P. 9 ....Con-3, D-l, Pet-5*, PU-1, Ref-1 Tolyl phenylguanidine ............ S.P. Ru-1 Trucks--Power .................................... Tomato washing equipment....... S.P. F-l ............ S.P. 30, 54, 55, 59, Au-2, W-2 Tongs--Blacksmith ................S.P. 41, 54 Tuads ..................................... S.P. Ru-1 Tongs--Drop ham m ers................ S.P. 85 Tumblers--Dry cleaning .........S.P. L-l Tongs--Foundries......................... S.P. 73 Tumblers--Foundries... ,S,P. Au-1, Me-1 Tongs--Hot metal plates ....S .P . Cem-4 Tunnels ................... S.P. Con-1, Con-2 Tongs--I c e .............................S.P. Ref-1 Turntables--Railroad ................ S.P. 48 Tongs--Pipes .......... .............. S.P. Pet-4 Turpentine ............................. H.P. 6, 10 Tool boxes--Cranes .....................S.P. 4 Twisters ................................... S.P. T-l Tool handles .....................S.P. 41, 54, 67 Tool room s........................S.P. 39, 41, 70 Tools--Electric ----S.P. 39, 70, 76, Me-3 u Tools--Hand ........................................ S.P. 39, 41, 54, 59, 70, 93, CE-1, Cem-4, "Underwriter's Knot" ................S.P. 76 Unhairing machines................ S.P. PT-1 __ Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3, Me-1, W-l Ureka .....................................S.P. Ru-1 Tools--Hand, see also Racks--Tools Tools--Machine ................... S.P. Cem-4 Topics for safety meetings.......... S.P. 93 Torches--Fire hazards ................S.P. 31 Towers--Electric p o w er........ S.P. PU-1 V. G. B......................................SP. Ru-1 Toxic fumes, vapors and liquids, see Valves--Blow-off ...S.P. 3, Mar-2, Pet-7 Health hazards Valves--Safety .................... S.P. 3, 9, 49 Track cars ............................... S.P. RR-1 Valves--Stop ................................S.P. 49 Track skates ................. S.P. 17 Valves, see also Locks--Valves Tractors, see Trucks--Power Vapors, see Flammable liquids and Trailers--Motor vehicle.......S.P. ?et-5* vapors; Fumes; Gases Transfer cars .......................... S.P. Me-2 Vats--Chemical plants ................ S.P. 25 Transformers .......... S.P. 29 Vats--T anning...........................S.P.PT-1 Transmission lines--Static electricity.. Velocity of dry air ..................... S.P. 78 ..................................... S.PV.5e2neer machinery . -- ..............S.P. W-l Transmission machinery, see Power, Ventilation__ S.P. 13, 25, 37, 73, Chem-5 transmission apparatus .v Ventilation, see also Exhaust systems Treads and risers ...........................S.P. 2 Vibration--Machinery............S.P. 11, 50 Trenching ............................... S.P. PU-1 Viners .......................................S.P. F-l Trestles ............... S.P. 46, 48, 99, Cem-6 V isitors........................................... S.P. 3 Triac ........................................S.P. Ru-1 Visors on caps ............................. S.P. 16 Trichloraethane ............................ H.P. 9. Vulcanex ..................................S.P. Ru-1 Trichloroethylene ......................... H.P. 9 Vulcanizers ........................ S.P. 68, Ru-2 Trichloromethane ......................... H.P. 9 Vulcanol..............i ....................S.P. Ru-1 Triethyl-trimethylene-triamine.S.P. Ru-1 Vulcone .................. S.P. Ru-1 Trimene ...................................S.P. Ru-1 Trinitrophenol, see Picric acid Tri-nitro-toluene .........................H.P. 10 w Triphenylguanidine ....... ......... S.P. Ru-1 Walls--Cleaning ......................... S.P. 22 Trolley wire g u a rd s.......... S.P. 48, M-l* Warehouses... .S.P. 59, CE-1, F-5, Me-3 Warehouses, see also Handling material; *Now discontinued. Piling material The. numbers in heavy type- are the principal pamphlets on the subjects under which they are Warpers ............ .......................S.P. T-l listed. Wash houses ...................S.P. 27, Con-2 Wash rooms ..............S.P. 27, 96, Cem-6 Waste c a n s..............................S.P. 31, 4 Watchmen _......................................S.P. i Water--Drinking, see Drinking water Water scaler............................... S.P. F-3 Waxes ................................ S.P. Ru-1 Weights of materials......................S.P. 78 W elding.......................................... S.P.23, ..39, 70, 95, Con-1, ER-1, Me-1, Me-3 Welding, see also Goggles; Screens-- W elding Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. questionnaire ..........................S.P. 67 Wheel dressers .............................S.P. 13 Wheelbarrows ...................................... ....S .P . 17, 30, 54, 73, Cem-6, Con-3 "White elephant" ................ S.P. 100, 101 Windforce .....................................S.P. 78 Wire--Carrying capacities__ S.P. 29, 78 Wire cutters ................................. S.P. 41 Women workers .................... S.P. 16, 73 Wood alcohol, see Alcohols Wood dust ..................... ............. H.P. 4 Wood furniture ........................ S.P. W-l Wood pulp .......................... S.P. Chem-4 Wood refuse ..................... ......... S.P. 46 Wood scaffolds ............................S.P. 12 Wood staining ............................. H.P. 1 Wood-working plan ts ....... .................. ............... S.P. 20, W -l; H.P. 1, 4, 10 Wool dust .....................................H.P. 4 W recking................................. S.P. Con-1 Wrenches ................................S.P. 41, 70 Wrenches--Hopper car ..................... ..........................S.P. 17, 41, 46, 55, 73 Xanthates X-rays ... Xylene .. .S.P. Chem-4, Ru-1 ................... H.P. 10 ................... H.P. 9 Yards..S.P. 17, 48, 73, Cem-6, Pet-8, W-l Yards, see also Lumber yards Zimate .................................... S.P. Ru-1 Zinc--Strength ............................S.P. 78 Zinc butyl xanthate ................ S.P. Ru-1 Zinc chills ....................................S.P. 23 Zinc chloride........ S.P. Chem-1, Chem-3 Zinc dust ..................................... H.P. 4 Zinc ethyl xanthate .................. S.P. Ru-1 Zinc isopropyl xanthate ......S .P . Ru-1 Zinc oxidized salt of dimethyl-dithio- carbamic a c id ......................S.P. Ru-1 Zinc salt of dithio-furoic acid..S.P. Ru-1 Zyklon--B ............................. S.P. Mar-1 SAFE PRACTICES SET A complete set of the General Safe Prac tices Pamphlets, bound in a loose leaf binder and Indexed, may be purchased by members* Each purchaser receives, automatically, a copy of every new pamphlet as Issued, thus keeping the set up-to-date. Price *12" Price includes binder EXTRA COPIES of any single pamphlet in the Safe Practices or Health Practices series will be supplied to members at these rates: No. of Copies Per Copy 1 to 10................... 25c 11 to 24...................................15c 23 to 49................................. -12c 50 to 99................................ ..10c 100 to 499 .................................. 9c 500 to 999.................................. 8c 1.000 to 1,999................................ 7c 2.000 or more.................................. 6c HEALTH PRACTICES SET A special series of pamphlets which serves as a practical "Hondbook of Industrial Health" -- valuable for quick reference purposes. Order a set now, and as Price new pamphlets are issued in this series they will be forwarded to you auto matically. 6 - Price includes Jbinder INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS ANSW ERS TO PERPLEXING ir A f E fY PROBLEMS for National Safety Council Members GENERAL SAFE PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 1. Ladders 2. Stairs, Stairways, Inclines and Ramps 3. Safe Operation of Steam Boilers 4. Overhead Traveling Cranes 5. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part I) Starting and Stop ping Devices 6. Fiber Rope 7. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part II) Belts and Belt Guards 8. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part III) Shafting, Cou pling, Keys, Collars, Set Screws, Pul leys, Gears, Sprockets and Chains 9. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part IV) Prime Movers (Flywheels, Cranks, Connecting Rods, Crossheads, Tail Rods, Gov ernors) 10. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part V) Bearings, Oilers and Oiling Devices 11. Floors and Flooring 12. Wood Scaffolds 13. Grinding Wheels 14. Goegles 15. Elevators 13. Protective Clothing 17. Yards 18. Power Presses 19. Exits, Fire Alarms and Fire Drills 20. Woodworking Machinery and Equipment 21. Standard Industrial Injury Report ing System 22. Industrial Shop Lighting 23. Gas and Electric Welding 24. Fire Extinguishment 25. Acids and Caustics 26. Wire Rope 27. Industrial S a n ita tio n (Drinking Water, Wash and Locker Rooms and Toilet Facilities) 28. Commercial Explosives 29. Electrical Equipment in Industrial Plants 30. Trucks and Wheelbarrows 31. Fire Causes and Prevention 32. Exhaust Systems 33. Hoisting Apparatus 34. Industrial Explosion Hazards (Gas es, Vapors, Flammable Liquids, and Dusts) 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 43. Combined with Pamphlet 15 44. The Safe Use of 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. Construction and Equipment of Steam Boilers 50. Practical Methods of Reducing Fa tigue 51. Planning an Industrial Safety Cam paign 52. Static Electricity 53. Checking Plans and Specifications For Safety 54. Handling Material (Hand and Truck) 55. Handling Material (Mechanical Equipment) 56. Investigation of Accidents 57. Replaced by Health Practices Pamphlet 5 58. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part VI) Construction of Machinery Guards 59. Warehouses and Shipping Rooms 60. Chemical Laboratories 61. Mechanical Refrigeration 62. Discontinued 63. Storage Tanks for Oils, Acids and Dry Materials 64. Respiratory Protective Equipment 65. Teaching Safety to New Employees 66. Pressure Vessels (Part I) Air Re ceivers and Hot W ater Tanks 67. Maintaining Interest in Safety 68. Pressure Vessels--Fired and Un fired (Part II) Steam Jacketed Ves sels, Digester, Stills, Blow Cases and Autoclaves 69. Replaced by Pamphlet D-5 70. Safe Practices for Maintenance and Repair Men 71. Safe Handling of Chlorine 72. Safety Committees 73. Safety in Foundries 74. Safety Contests 75. Safety Inspections 76. Portable Electric Hand Tools 77. Safety Meetings 78. Mathematical Tables and Data for the Safety Engineer 79. Accidents and the Engineer 80. Safety Rules -- Their Formulation and Enforcement 81. Warning Signs--Their Use and Maintenance 82. Caring for Injured Workers--Equip ment and Attendants 83. Training for First Aid 84. The Safety Man in Industry 85. Safe Practices in Forging and Hot Metal Stamping86. Combined with Pamphlet 21 87. Safety in the Medium Sized Plant 88. Identification of Piping Systems 89. See Pamphlet CP-1 90. See Pamphlet PT-1 91. Spray Coating 92. See^Pamphlet F-4 93. Topics for Safety Meetings 94. State Safety Requirements in Industry 95. Safe Practices in Handling Com pressed Gases 96. Industrial Power Departments 97. Safe Operation of Pulverized Coal Systems 98. Use and Care of Hoisting Chains 99. Falls of Workers--Their Causes and Prevention 100. Safety Stunts--Part I 101. Safety Stunts--Part II PAMPHLETS FOR SPECIAL INDUSTRIES Au-l Heat Treating Au-2 Safe Practices in Motor Block Testing Ce-1 Accident and Health Hazards in Mercantile Establishments Ce-2 Safety in Hotels Ce-3 Safety in Hospitals Cent-1 Cement Rock Quarrying and Crushing Cem-2 Raw and Finished Cement Mill Grinding Cem-3 Cement Burning (Including Fuel Handling) Cem-4 Safe Practices in Cement Mill Shops . , Cem-5 Storing, Packing and Shipping Cement Members are entitled to one copy of any of the sectional papiphlets listed here when they purchase the complete set of General Safe Practices Pamphlets. Health Practices Pamphlets ore NOT included in this special series. Cem-6 Cement Mill Yards and Railroads Chem-1 Pipe Lines and Tanks as Causes of Accidents Chem-2 Fume Poisoning From Nitric and Mixed Acids Chem-3 Chemical Burns (Their Nature and Treatment) Chem-4 Safety in Rayon Manufacture Chem-5 Pyroxylin Lacquer Manufacture Con-1 Preventing Accidents in Building Construction Con-2 Safety and Health in Tunnel and Caisson Work Con-3 Safety in Excavation Work CP-1 Brick Making D-l Non-Traffic Hazards of the Com mercial Driver D-2 Selecting Drivers for Commercial Vehicles D-3 Training Drivers for Commercial Vehicles D-4 Commercial Vehicle Accident Sta tistics (How to Keep and Use Them) D-5 Preventing Vehicle Accidents Er-1 Safe Maintenance of Electric Rail way Rolling Stock F-l Safety in Food Preserving and Canning ? INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH, PRACTICES...EAMPHLETS, k '> ' * sion in I m '18i 4* 1 V , J,, i ^ . ,*> -, ,v 'V- t! V (,! '' ' , V NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, INC. / . $t y ea CL g2 O...9.2. C5 Ui Es SAFE PRACTICES and HEALTH PAMPHLETS ^ j'p ia e x , N A T I O N A L S A F E T Y C O U N C IL, 1 N C. CH 1C A G O 9 * INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Cyiwiiilc ......................................S. 1 37, Drivers and driving -- Commercial -- Ethyl bromide ................ S.P. 61; H.P. 9 HN. *>*', Au 1, ( liriii 3, (liem-4, Mar-1 Selection ..................... S.P. D-2, D-5 Ethyl butanate ............................. H.P. 9 I. I1ivm'I,.|c 11 I unijMiiintls ..................... H.P. 9 Drivers and driving -- Commercial -- Ethyl chloride ......... S.P. 61, 95; H.P. 9 i. v lim lri-. t nm iH TSSi'il l'asus ............. Training ............. S.P. D-3, D-5 Ethyl ether ...................................H.P. 9 ................................... S.I 23, 30, 54, 59, Drop pits, see Skull crackers Ethyl form ate............................... H.P. 9 (id, nl, 7(1, 71, 95, Ccm-4, ER-1, Me-3 Drums--Handling, cleaning and filling Ethyl iodide ................................. H.P. 9 ( yliiiiliii'iil vessels-- Dim ensio ns S.P. 78 ................S.P. 25, 52, Chem-5, Pet-8 Ethyl isonitrile ............................ H.P. 9 Drugs ....................................... H.P. 4, 9 Ethyl nitrite ................................. H.P. 9 Dry cleaning....... .................S.P. 52, L-l Ethylene .........................S.P. 95; H.P. 9 D Dry kilns ................................S.P. W-l Ethylidene aniline ....................S.P. Ru-1 Duluth, Missabe and Northern Railway Evaporating p a n s ...........S.P. 68, Chem-1 Dadoing........................................S.P. 20 Co. questionnaire ............. S.P. 101 Excavating__ S.P. Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 Dairies, see Milk bottling plants Dump c a rs .......S.P. Cem-1, Cem-6, M-l* Excelsior storage .........................S.P. 59 Delivery men ............................ S.P. D-l Dust explosions ................ S.P. 34, 52, 78 Executives, see Management Dental examinations ............. ....H .P . 5 Dust rem oval...................... S.P. 32, 37, 79 Exhaust systems .'................................ Department stores, see Mercantile es Dusts--Health hazards .......... H.P. 4, 20 S.P. 20, 25, 32, 37, 79, W-l; H.P. 1, 3 tablishments Dyes and Dyeing__ S.P. L-l; H.P. 4, 10 Exhaust systems, see also Ventilation Derailers ................... S.P. 17, 71, Pet-5* Dyes, see also Aniline Exhibits ................... S.P. 41, 67, 100, 101 Dermatitis ........ S.P. 44, Cem-5; H.P. 10 Exits, see Fire escapes Dermatitis--Cement ...........S.P. Cem-5 Explosion hazards.S.P. 25, 34, 46, 52, L-l Dermatitis, see also Ointments E Explosives ................S.P. 28, 60, Cem-1, Derricks .......S.P. Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 .. Con-1, Con-2, Con-3, CP-1; H.P. 10 Derricks, see also Oil derricks Education of workers, see Drivers and Explosives, see also Blasting Desiccators ...................................H.P. 10 driving--Commercial--Training ; E xtractors...................................S.P. L-l Detectors--Gas ......................... H.P. 7, 9 Employees--Training ' Eye hazards, see Eye protection Detergents ................... ............... H.P. 10 Electric railways ..............S.P. 52, ER-1 Eye protection .............. ...... S.P. 14, 20, Detonators, see Explosives Electric welding, see Welding ..23, 93, Cem-4, Chem-3; H.P. 6, 18 Developing solutions ................H.P. 10 Electric wires--Capacities for lighting Eye protection, see also Goggles Devulcanizers ...........................S.P. Ru-2 ................................................ S.P. 22 Eye service ....... ...........................H.P. 5 Dextrin d u s t...................................H.P. 4 Electrical equipment............................ Dichlorethylene..........................S.P. 61 . .S.P. 29, 31, 34, 39, 49, 59, 70, 76, 93, Dichlorodifluoromethane ............ S.P. 61 . . . . ............ .96, Pet-7, PU-1, PU-2* F Dichloroethylene ........................ H.P. 9 Electricity--Static ............................... Dichlorotetrafluoroethane .......... S.P. 61 ................S.P. 31, 34, 52 Chem-5, L-l Fabrication of metal ...............S.P. Me-3 Die blocks ...................................S.P. 85 Electrolytic cells ............... S.P. Chem-1 Factors of safety ......................S.P. 33, 78 Dies--Handling .......................... S.P. 85 Electrolytic dissociation ............ H.P. 10 "Falls of workers" ....................... S.P. 99 Diethyl a rsin e.................................H.P. 9 Electroplating, see Plating Falls--People .....................S.P. 2, 93, 99 Diethyl mercury ...........................H.P. 9 Elevators--Freight .......S.P. 15, 59, W-l Farmers ................................... H.P. 4, 10 Digesters--Rotary ..................... S.P. 68 Elevators--Passenger .......S.P. 15, CE-1 Farmers, see also Threshing machines Dimethyl ketone ...........................H.P. 9 Emblems--No-accident ............S.P. D-5 F atigue...........................................S.P. 50 Dimethyl sulphate....................H.P. 9, 10 Embossing presses, see Presses-- Feathers .......................................H.P. 10 Dimethylammonium dimethyl dithio- Embossing Ferric chloride ............................ H.P. 10 carbam ate....................................S.P.Ru-1Employees benefit associations, see Fertilizer dryers ..........................S.P. 68 Dimethylaniline .............................H.P. 9 Benefit associations Fertilizer dust ............................. H.P. 4 Dinitrobenzol..........................H.P. 6, 10 Employees--Meetings, see Meetings-- Fig washing machines ..............S.P. F-l Diortho-tolyl ethylene diamine S.P. Ru-1 Employees F ile s........ .......................... . ........ S.P. 41 Diortho-tolyl guanidine .........S.P. Ru-1 Employees--New, see New Employees Filling stations, see Gasoline service Diortho-tolyl thiourea ............ S.P. Ru-1. Employees--Selection ................. S.P. 39 stations Dip tanks, see Tanks--Dip Employees--Selection, see also Drivers Film scrap ................................... Chem-5 Diphenyl ethylene diamine ....S .P . Ru-1 and driving--Commercial--Selection Film strips .................................. S.P. 93 Diphenyl guanidine ................S.P. Ru-1 Employees--Training ...........S.P. 42, 67 Films--Motion picture ............. S.P. 62* Diphenyl thiourea ................... S.P. Ru-1 Employees--Training, see also Drivers Filtrations, Strong acids... .S.P. Chem-1 Dipping rooms .......................S.P. Me-1 and driving--Commercial--Training Filtrations, Weak acids.......S.P. Chem-1 "Dirty Andy" ............................S.P. 100 Employment records................. S.P. D-l Finger protection ...................S .P . 16 Discipline .......................... S.P. 14, D-5 Emulsions..................................... S.P. 44 Finishing room s...................... S.P. Me-1 Discs--Cupola blowers ................S.P. 73 Enameling plants--Protective clothing Fire alarms .................................. S.P. 19 Discs--Pressure vessels ............ S.P. 68 ................................................ S.P. 16 Fire barrels and pails, see Barrels and Dished heads--Contents ............ S.P. 78 Engine connecting rods ................ S.P. 9 pails--Fire Disinfectants ................. S.P. 27, Mar-1 Engine cranks ............................... S.P. 9 Fire brigades ................................S.P. 36 Dispensaries ...................S.P. 82; H.P. 5 Engine crossheads ........ ...........S.P. 9 Fire drills ............................... S.P. 19, 36 Dispensaries, see also First aid Engine room s............................S.P. 9, 31 Fire escapes............. S.P. 19, CE-1, PU-1 Dissolving tanks ............... Chem-5 Engine testing ............... S.P. Au-2 Fire extinguishers S.P. 4, 24, 60, 78, 93, 96, Dilhiofuroic acid ..................... S.P. Ru-1 Engineering, A factorin accident pre Chem-5, D-l, ER-1, L-l, Pet-5*, W-2 Docks--Coal .......................... S.P. Mar-3 vention S.P. 79 Fire inspection report blanks ....S .P . 24 Dogs ...................................... S.P. Ref-1 Engineering revision .............. S.P. 42, 79 Fire ladders ....... ........................ S.P. 1 Door saddles ............................. S.P. .11 Engineering tables ............ I........ S.P. 78 Fire prevention and protection ......... Dough, brakes ................... S.P. F-3, F-5 Engineers--Safety .......... S.P. 42, 7.9, 84 ............S.P. 19, 24, 25, 31, 36, 39, 59, Dough .mixers ................S.P. F-3, F-5 Engines--Gas ....S .P , 31, Pet-1*, Pet-7 60, 91, 93, 96, 97, Chem-5, Con-2, D-l, Doughnut kettles ................... ,. .S.P. F-3 Engines--Steam ......... S.P. Pet-1*, Pet-7 ER-1, L-l, Mar-3, Pet-2*, Pet-5*, W-2 Dovans W . ............................S.P. Ru-1 Engravers ...................................H.P. 10 Fire stops ................................S.P. W-2 Drains--Engines ...........................S.P. 9 Enrobers--Candy .......................S.P. F-2 Firemen--Protective clothing ....S .P . 16 Drill presses, see Presses--Drill Entertainment ............................. S.P. 67 First aid ......... ............................ S.P. 25 Drills ........................................... S.P. 39 Entertainment, see also Recreational ....82, 83, 93, CE-2, M-2; H.P. 5, 12 Drinking water .......................S.P. 3, 27 activities First aid, see also Dispensaries; Drivers and driving--Commercial ..S.P. Escalators ................................ S.P. CE-1 Hospitals; Infections D-l, X>-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, Pet,5*, Ref-1 Essay contests . . . : ................... ....S .P ,100First aid training ............ S.P. 83, M-2 Drivers and driving--Commercial -- Ethane ................... ........ S.P. 61; H.P. 9 Fish packing ............................ S.P. F-l Examination........................ S.P. D-2 Ethers............................................. H.P. 9 Fish scales ............................... H.P. 10 Drivers and driving--Commercial-- Ethyl acetate .................................. H.P. 9 Flags, see Banners and flags Road tests ...........................S.P. D-2 Ethyl alcohol.......................... '---- H.P. 9 Flags--Blue ............... S.P. Pet-3, Pet-8 10 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number t Thionex . . . . ............................S.P. Ru-1 Trophies,, see Prizes and awards Thiophene.......................................H.P. 9 Truck operators, see Drivers and Threshing machines--Static electricity driving--Commercial ................................................S.P. 52 Trucks--Compressed gas cylinders.... Tiering machines ...................S.P. 55, 59 ........................................ S.P. 71, 95 Tin--Strength ................. ........... S.P. 78 Trucks--Cradle ......................S.P. ER-1 Tires, see Handling material--Tires Trucks--Foundries .......................S.P. 73 Tobacco w orkers................... H.P. 6, 10 Trucks--Hand ............S.P. 20, 30, 39, 54, Toeboards ........................... S.P. 2, 9, 12 59, CE-1, CE-2, Cem-5, D-l, ER-1, Toggle presses, see Presses--Toggle F-2, F-3, F-5, Me-3, Pet-8,. W-l, W-2 Toilet facilities ........................... S.P. 27 Trucks--Motor vehicle ...................... Toluene.......................................... H.P. 9 ....S .P . 52, 54, Cem-4, Cem-6, Con-1, Toluidine .......................................H.P. 9 ....Con-3, D-l, Pet-5*, PU-1, Ref-1 Tolyl phenylguanidine ............S.P. Ru-1 Trucks--Power .................................... Tomato washing equipment.......S.P. F-l ............ S.P. 30, 54, 55, 59, Au-2, W-2 Tongs--Blacksmith ............... S.P. 41, 54 Tuads ........................ ............. S.P. Ru-1 Tongs--Drop ham m ers................ S.P. 85 Tumblers--Dry cleaning .........S.P. L-l Tongs--Foundries.........................S.P. 73 Tumblers--Foundries... .S.P. Au-1, Me-1 Tongs--Hot metal p la te s__ S.P. Cem-4 Tunnels ................... S.P. Con-1, Con-2 Tongs--I c e .............................S.P. Ref-1 Turntables--Railroad ................ S.P. 48 Tongs--Pipes ......................... S.P. Pet-4 Turpentine ..............................H.P. 6, 10 Tool boxes--Cranes .....................S.P. 4 Twisters ............... '...................S.P. T-l Tool handles .....................S.P. 41, 54, 67 Tool room s....................... S.P. 39, 41, 70 Tools--Electric ....S .P . 39, 70, 76, Me-3 u Tools--Hand ........................................ "Underwriter's Knot" ................S.P. 76 S.P. 39, 41, 54, 59, 70, 93, CE-I, Cem-4, Unhairing machines................ S.P. PT-1 __ Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3, Me-1, W-l Ureka ..................................... S.P. Ru-1 Tools--Hand, see also Racks--Tools Tools--Machine .................. S.P. Cem-4 Topics for safety meetings.......... S.P. 93 Torches--Fire hazards ............... S.P. 31 Towers--Electric p o w er........ S.P, PU-1 V. G. B...................................... SP. Ru-1 Toxic fumes, vapors and liquids, see Valves--Blow-off ...S.P. 3, Mar-2, Pet-7 Health hazards Valves--Safety .................... S.P. 3, 9, 49 Track cars ...............................S.P. RR-1 Valves--Stop ................................S.P. 49 Track skates ................................. S.P. 17 Valves, see also Locks--Valves Tractors, see Trucks--Power Vapors, see Flammable liquids and Trailers--Motor vehicle.......S.P. 5'et-5* vapors; Fumes; Gases Transfer cars ..........................S.P. Me-2 Vats--Chemical plants ................ S.P. 25 Transformers .......... S.P. 29 Vats--T anning ........................ S.P. PT-1 Transmission lines--Static electricity.. Velocity of dry air ......................S.P. 78 ..................................... S.PV.52eneer machinery ........... S.P. W-l Transmission machinery, see Power, Ventilation__ S.P. 13, 25, 37, 73, Chem-5 transmission apparatus Ventilation, see also Exhaust systems Treads and risers ...........................S.P. 2 Vibration--Machinery............S.P. 11, 50 Trenching ............................... S.P. PU-1 Viners ........................................S.P. F-l Trestles ............... S.P. 46, 48, 99, Cem-6 V isitors........................................... S.P. 3 Triac ...................... ................S.P. Ru-1 Visors on caps ....... Trichloraethane ............................ H.P. 9- Vulcanex ................. ............... S.P. Ru-1 Trichloroethylene .........................H.P. 9 Vulcanizers .............. .........S.P. 68, Ru-2 Trichloromethane .........................H.P. 9 Vulcanol................. ............... S.P. Ru-1 Triethyl-trimethylene-triamine.S.P. Ru-1 Vulcone ................. : ................S.P. Ru-1 Trimene ...................................S.P. Ru-1 Trinitrophenol, see Picric acid Tri-nitro-toluene .........................H.P. 10 w Triphenylguanidine ................. S.P. Ru-1 Walls--Cleaning ..........................S.P. 22 Trolley wire g u ard s.......... S.P. 48, M-l* Warehouses... .S.P. 59, CE-1, F-5, Me-3 Warehouses, see also Handling material; *Now discontinued. Piling material The numbers in heavy type are the principal pamphlets on the subjects under which they are Warpers .....................................S.P. T-l Wash houses ...................S.P. 27, Con-2 Wash rooms ..............S.P. 27, 96, Cem-6 Waste cans ..............................S.P. 31, 4'' Watchmen _......................................S.P. i Water--Drinking,see Drinking water Water scaler............................... S.P. F-3 Waxes ...................................... S.P. Ru-1 Weights of materials....................... S.P. 78 W elding...........................................S.P.23, ..39, 70, 95, Con-1, ER-1, Me-1, Me-3 Welding, see also Goggles; Screens-- Welding Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. questionnaire ...................... S.P. 67 Wheel dressers .............................S.P. 13 Wheelbarrows ...................................... ....S .P . 17, 30, 54, 73, Cem-6, Con-3 "White elephant" ................ S.P. 100, 101 Windforce .....................................S.P. 78 Wire--Carrying capacities... .S.P. 29, 78 Wire cutters ................................. S.P. 41 Women workers .................... S.P. 16, 73 Wood alcohol, see Alcohols Wood dust .................................. H.P. 4 Wood furniture ....................... S.P. W-l Wood pulp .......................... S.P. Chem-4 Wood refuse ...............................S.P. 46 Wood scaffolds ............................ S.P. 12 Wood staining ............................. H.P. 1 Wood-working plants .......................... ................S.P. 20, W -l; H.P. 1, 4, 10 Wool dust .................................... H.P. 4 Wrecking ................................S.P. Con-1 Wrenches ................................S.P. 41, 70 Wrenches--Hopper car ..................... ..........................S.P. 17, 41, 46, 55, 73 Xanthates ................. S.P. Chem-4, Ru-1 X-rays ..........................................H.P. 10 Xylene ........................................ H.P. 9 Yards..S,P. 17, 48, 73, Cem-6, Pet-8, W-l Yards, see also Lumber yards Zimate ...................................S.P. Ru-1 Zinc--Strength ............................ S.P. 78 Zinc buty! xanthate .................S.P. Ru-1 Zinc chills ....................................S.P. 23 Zinc chloride ........S.P. Chem-1, Chem-3 Zinc dust ..................................... H.P. 4 Zinc ethyl xanthate .................. S.P. Ru-1 Zinc isopropyl xanthate ........ S.P, Ru-1 Zinc oxidized salt of dimethyl-dithio- carbamic a c id .......................S.P. Ru-1 Zinc salt of dithio-furoic acid..S.P. Ru-1 Zyklon--B ............................. S.P. Mar-1 SAFE PRACTICES SET A complete set of the Genera! Safe Prac tices Pamphlets, bound in a loose ieaf binder and indexed, may be purchased by members. Each purchaser receives, automatically, a copy of every new pamphlet as issued, thus keeping the set up-to-date Price 1200 Price includes binder EXTRA COPIES of any single pamphlet in the Safe Practices or Health Practices series will be supplied to members at these rates: No. of Copies Per Copy 1 to 10..................... 25c 11 to 24..................................... 15c 25 to 49....................................:12c 50 to 99.................................. ..10c 100 to 499 .................................... 9c 500 to 999.................................... 8c 1.000 to 1,999............................... 7c 2.000 or more................................. 6c HEALTH PRACTICES SET A special series of pamphlets which serves as a practical "Handbook of Industrial Health" -- valuable for quick reference purposes. Order a set now, and os new pamphlets are Issued in this series they will be. forwarded to you auto matically. Pmriee * '6 00 Price includes binder INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS ANSWERS TO PERPLEXIN G ^AFEfY PROBLEMS for National Safety Council Members GENERAL SAFE PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 1. Ladders 2. Stairs, Stairways, Inclines and Ramps . 3. Safe Operation of Steam Boilers 4. Overhead Traveling Cranes 5. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part I) Starting and Stop ping Devices 6. Fiber Rope 7. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part II) Belts and Belt Guards 8. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part III) Shafting, Cou pling, Keys, Collars, Set Screws, Pul leys, Gears, Sprockets and Chains 9. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part IV) Prime Movers (Flywheels, Cranks, Connecting Rods, Crossheads, Tail Rods, Gov ernors) 10. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part V) Bearings, Oilers and Oiling Devices 11. Floors and Flooring 12. Wood Scaffolds 13. Grinding Wheels 14. Goggles 15. Elevators IS. Protective Clothing 17. Yards 18. Power Presses 19. Exits, Fire Alarms and Fire Drills 20. Woodworking Machinery and Equipment 21. Standard Industrial Injury Report ing System 22. Industrial Shop Lighting 23. Gas and Electric Welding 24. Fire Extinguishment 25. Acids and Caustics 26. Wire Rope 27. Industrial Sa ni t a t i on (Drinking Water, Wash and Locker Rooms and Toilet Facilities) 28. Commercial Explosives 29. Electrical Equipment in Industrial Plants 30. Trucks and Wheelbarrows 31. Fire Causes and Prevention 32. Exhaust Systems 33. Hoisting Apparatus 34. Industrial Explosion Hazards (Gas es, Vapors, Flammable Liquids, and Dusts) 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 43. Combined with Pamphlet 15 44. The Safe Use of 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. Construction and Equipment of Steam Boilers 50. Practical Methods of Reducing Fa tigue 51. Planning an Industrial Safety Cam paign 52. Static Electricity 53. Checking Plans and Specifications For Safety 54. Handling Material (Hand and Truck) 55. Handling Material (Mechanical Equipment) 56. Investigation of Accidents 57. Replaced by Health Practices Pamphlet 5 58. Mechanical Power Transmission Ap paratus (Part VI) Construction of Machinery Guards 59. Warehouses and Shipping Rooms 60. Chemical Laboratories 61. Mechanical Refrigeration 62. Discontinued 63. Storage Tanks for Oils, Acids and Dry Materials 64. Respiratory Protective Equipment 65. Teaching Safety to New Employees 66. Pressure Vessels (Part I) Air Re ceivers and Hot W ater Tanks 67. Maintaining Interest in Safety 68. Pressure Vessels--Fired and Un fired (Part II) Steam Jacketed Ves sels, Digester, Stills, Blow Cases and Autoclaves 69. Replaced by Pamphlet D-5 70. Safe Practices for Maintenance and Repair Men 71. Safe Handling of Chlorine 72. Safety Committees 73. Safety in Foundries 74. Safety Contests 75. Safety Inspections 76. Portable Electric Hand Tools 77. Safety Meetings 78. Mathematical Tables and Data for the Safety Engineer 79. Accidents and the Engineer 80. Safety Rules -- Their Formulation and Enforcement 81. Warning Signs--Their Use and Maintenance 82. Caring for Injured Workers--Equip ment and Attendants 83. Training for First Aid 84. The Safety Man in Industry 85. Safe Practices in Forging and Hot Metal Stamping 86. Combined with Pamphlet 21 87. Safety in the Medium Sized Plant 88. Identification of Piping Systems 89. See Pamphlet CP-1 90. See Pamphlet PT-I 91. Spray Coating 92. See^Pamphlet F-4 93. Topics for Safety Meetings 94. State Safety Requirements in Industry 95. Safe Practices in Handling Com pressed Gases 96. Industrial Power Departments 97. Safe Operation of Pulverized Coal Systems 98. Use and Care of Hoisting Chains 99. Falls of Workers--Their Causes and Prevention 100. Safety Stunts--Part I 101. Safety Stunts--Part II PAMPHLETS FOR SPECIAL INDUSTRIES Au-1 Heat Treating Au-2 Safe Practices in Motor Block Testing Ce-1 Accident and Health Hazards in Mercantile Establishments Ce-2 Safety in Hotels Ce-3 Safety in Hospitals Cem-1 Cement Rock Quarrying and Crushing Cem-2 Raw and Finished Cement Mill Grinding Cem-3 Cement Burning (Including Fuel Handling) Cem-4 Safe Practices in Cement Mill Shops Cem-5 Storing, Packing and Shipping Cement Members are entitled to one copy of any o f the sectional . pamphlets listed here token they purchase the complete set of General Safe Practices Pamphlets. Health Practices Pamphlets are NOT included in this special series. Cem-6 Cement Mill Yards and Railroads Chem-1 Pipe Lines and Tanks as Causes of Accidents Chem-2 Fume Poisoning From Nitric and Mixed Acids Chem-3 Chemical Burns (Their Nature and Treatment) Chem-4 Safety in Rayon Manufacture Chem-5 Pyroxylin Lacquer Manufacture Con-1 Preventing Accidents in Building Construction Con-2 Safety and Health in Tunnel and Caisson Work Con-3 Safety in Excavation Work CP-1 Brick Making D-l Non-Traffic Hazards of the Com mercial Driver D-2 Selecting Drivers for Commercial Vehicles D-3 Training Drivers for Commercial Vehicles D-4 Commercial Vehicle Accident Sta tistics (How to Keep and Use Them) D-5 Preventing Vehicle Accidents Er-1 Safe Maintenance of Electric Rail way Rolling Stock F-l Safety in Food Preserving and Canning -INDEX-TO- SAFE- i t i .-`Ws i ' . ,',-V 4 :A#T'P 6,,Ph """ f''" ^ ' , I 1' ^ j [ * 1 ^ f" ( / )1') ( NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL, INC, / 2 0 -North Wacker Drive "' ' v^ :'Vr?>^VVI^riVv-^'v>lvrkvii ^ `-i>:^>->^;I ,w^vnA l ^: ^ - ,v CAhl.icaao ,,'