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CONTENTS--continued TESTING OF LIFTING EQUIPMENT Operation, Maintenance and Inspection of Wire Rope .............W, I. Lex 71 Ultrasonic and Non-Destructive Testing of Materials.........Dwight J. Evans 75 TRAINING-COMMUNICATIONS Overcoming Barriers to Communications ..................................Richard Crook 79 VISUALS AID ACCIDENT PREVENTION Joint Presentation .................Aido P. Osii, Robert J. Mills, Walter Knorr 82 WAYS TO PREVENT FINGER AND HAND INJURIES Let's Stop Hand Injuries....................................................... Willard A, Dudley 88 Elements of a Hand Safety Program......................... Charles N. Sumwalt, Jr. 91 The Hand Trap Test ....................................................... Alex C. Davidson, Jr. 96 COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN OFF-THE-JOB SAFETY Incorporating Community Activities in a Company Program . . .E. G. Miller 99 Working Together for Safety............................................................. Irene Goss 103 Government and Off-the-Job Safety ....................................Leroy B. Hansen 104 The Role of Industry in Off-the-Job Safety....................... Robert P. Heting 106 Measurable Benefits--On and Off-the-Job .................................. K. L. Lewis 109 MEASUREMENT OF INDUSTRIAL SAFETY PERFORMANCE The Search Is On .............................................................................. C. H. EIsby 112 Industrial Hygiene ....................................................................H. H. Walworth 114 Insurance .................................................................................. Gordon B. Letnke 118 Cost Accounting Workshop ... 1............................................ John McDermott 119 Safety Engineering ............................................................... . .0. C. Haier 120 Industrial Medicine Workshop .................................... Daniel C. Braun, M.D. 121 Research ................................................................... William E. Tarrants, M.D. 124 UP-TO-DATE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE Opening Remarks ..........................................................................Jock Radcliffe 130 What Health, Safety and Plant Personnel Should Know about Dusts, Fumes, Mists, Gases, Vapors and Noise .. .Warren A. Cook 131 Anticipating or Recognising the Hazard................................James W. Lake 136 Monitoring the Environment and Judging Its Significance----- Don D. Irish 138 Howto Control Environmental Health Hazards..................... W. G. Hazard 144 Members of the Associations Committee 1966-67 .............................................. 151 Officers of the Industrial Conference 1966-67 ....................................................... 153 Five Years of Future Dates for the National Safety Congress.............................. 155 Other Volumes in 1966 National Safety Congress Transactions...........Back Cover 4