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August, 1951 OCT 2 9 Mi Revised General Safe Practices Pamphlet Set The Safe Practices Pamphlets comprising the revised general set have been selected for their continued use as supplements to the second edition of the Accident Prevention Manual for Industrial Operations. Certain of these pamphlets, like No. 1, Ladders, No. 12, Scaffolds, No. 52, Static Elec* tricity, and No. 91, Spray Coating, contain greater detail than the sections covering similar material in the Manual. Others deal with subjects not covered in he Manual sections: No. 78, Mathematical Tables and Data, No. 81, Industrial Accident Prevention Signs, and No. Chem. 7, Indus- trial Waste Disposal are illustrative of this group. x A third group consists of pamphlets which are more limited in scope than the Manual sections in which their content will be found. Thus they offer a more compact package of information for the user. This is true of No. 26, Wire Rope, No. 95, Compressed Gases, and No. 104, Dust Explosions and others. To the revised Safe Practices Pamphlet set have been added seven of the titles formerly published as Health Practices Pamphlets, as well as four subjects previously listed as Special Industries Pamphlets. These four subjects are Chemical Pipe Lines and Tanks, Industrial Waste Disposal, Excavation Work and Coordinating Safety. Titles of Chapters of the Accident Prevention Manual for Industrial Operations are as follows: 1. Permanent Structure and Plant Layout 2. Maintenance and Maintenance Crews 3. Boilers 4 Pressure Vessels 5. Refrigerating Equipment 6. Principles of Guarding and Transmission Guards 7. Power Presses 8. Metalworking Machinery and Abrasive Wheels 9. Woodworking Machinery 10. Guarding Special Equipment 1L Storage and Manual Handling of Material 12. Power Handling of Material 13. Hand and Portable Power Tools 14 Welding and Cutting 15. Electrical Hazards 26. Flammable Liquids 17. lire Prevention 18. Fire Extinguishment and Control 19. Personal Protective Equipment 20. Motor Transportation 2L Industrial Health Engineering 22. Indnstrial Poisons 23. Medical Services and Table of Girmiml Hazards 24 Safety Organization and Training 25. Accident Records 26. The Safety Man's Resources Each Chapter is available as a separate pamphlet as well as in the Manual itself. ! ! ; J { ; j | j ! j ! ( The General Safe Practices Pamphlets contained in the complete set are: Accident Records & Analysis 21 Back Injuries HPP.17 ntmlna, Hoisting--Use & Care of 98 Checking Plans & Specifications for Safety 53 Chemical Laboratories 60 Committees, Safety 72 Compressed Air Machinery & Equipment 47 Compressed Gases 95 Contests, Safety Conveyors 74 35 Coordinating Safety in Industrial and Vocational Training Programs Voc.1 Costs in Industrial Plants--Estimating Accident 111 Cranes, Overhead Traveling 4 Dust Explosions Dust, Industrial 104 HPP.4 Elevators Excavation Work 15 Com3 Exits, Eire Alarms & Fire Drills ~ 19 Eire Brigades First Aid Service in Industry 36 HPP.8 Floors & Flooring 11 Forging & Hot Metal Sumping 85 Foundries 73 Goggles Heat Treating 14 Ami Hoisting Apparatus 33 Inspections, Safety 75 Ladders 1 Maintaining Interest in Safety 67 Mathematical Title# & Data for the Safety Engineer 78 Meetings, Safety 77 Meetings, Topics for 93 Nursing Service in Industry BPP.11 Off-the-Job Accidents 102 Office Safety 108 Organizing a Complete Industrial Safety Program 42 Personal Protective Equipment, Conservation of 106 Physical Defects HPP.13 Physical Medicine in Industry BPP.16 Pipe Lines & Tania, Chemical Chem.1 Posters St Bulletin Boards, Safety 38 Purchasing for Safety 103 Rope, Fiber 6 Rope, Wire 26 Rules, Industrial Safety--Their Formulation and Use 80 Safety Observation Plan 109 Scaffolds Signs--Industrial Accident Prevention 12 \ 81 Skin Affections HPPJO Spray Coating 91 Static Electricity 52 Suggestion Systems 40 Waste Disposals, Industrial, and Bibliography on Chemical Wastes Chem.7 Women in Industry 107 In addition, the Connell publishes the following Special Industries pamphlets: Box Manufacturing, Paper PP-2 Cement Bnnring CEM-3 Cement Mill Grinding, Raw and Finished CEM-2 Cement Mill Shops CEM-4 Cement Mill Yards and Railroads CEM-6 Cement Rock Quarrying and Crushing CEM-1 Cement, Storing, Packing and Shipping Chemical Bums CEM-5 CHEM-3 Construction, Building CON-1 Cotton Mills Cyanide Compounds T-l CHEM-6 Demolition of Structures CON-5 Distilleries--Grain Handling and Milling F-6 Distilleries--Mashing, Fermenting, Distilling and Stillage Drying F-7 Distilleries--Warehousing and Bottling F-8 Lacquer Manufacture, Pyroxlin CHEM-5 Linemen's Rubber Protective Equipment PU-3 Marine Boilers MAR-2 Mercantile Establishments CE-1 Nitric and Mixed Acids, Fume Poisoning from CHEM-2 Paper and Pulp Mill# HP-1 Pile Driving CON4 Poles, Handling of PU-4 Public Employees, MUN-1 Public Utility Employees, Protecting on Streets and Highways PU-1 Pulpwood Logging PP-3 Railroad Track Cars (Hand and Motor) RR-1 Rubber Industry, Compounding Materials Used in the (Part 1) RU-1 State Highway Employees . HY-1 Vulcanizers and Devulcanisers RU-2 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 425 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. CHICAGO IT, ILUNOIS hiatal la U-S>^-JM46l--WHP