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21 SAFETY STANDARDS GOGGLES (Corn'd) 3. While operating any power-driven drills, either for metal or wood, whether portable or stationary. 4. While operating rock drills, jackhammers, air spades, concrete vibrators, and similar devices. 5. While using picks or mattocks in frozen ground, or rocky earth. 6. On any chipping or percussion operation that may throw partides. This includes any operation involving striking of metal on metal. 7. For scaling or grinding work, or any dusty operation. 8. Any employee holding a ladder for another employee must wear goggles. 9. Handling hot liquids, molten metals, corrosive or harmful gases or liquids. (Use special acid goggles or shields.) 10. For protection against harmful light rays, such as those given off by welding and similar operations. (Welders and helpers use special goggles or shields.) 11. Men working with all or any of above must also wear goggles as specified. In addition, goggles must be worn over the eyes whenever there is any possibility of danger to the eyes from any source. It is difficult to say when goggles may-be left off with safety. It is only common sense to wear them whenever your eyes may be in danger. No reaion for NOT wearing goggles is good enough to ex cuse the possible danger to your sight. SAFETY SHOES In an effort to eliminate serious toe fractures, every field employee will be expected to wear a pair of approved Safety shoes. ) n UP 912440 'It you on angry--Stop--It ton kill yoa"