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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT SAFE PRACTICES and CORY =WJUG*f94$ .. i } HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS I 2 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Subject Pamphlet Number A .Abrasive wheels, see Grinding wheels Absenteeism ........................107; HJP. 19 IMPORTANT This Is an index to the subject material in the Safe Practices, Spe cial Industries and Health Practices Subject Pamphlet Number Barrels and palls--Fire.......................,24 BARRELS -- HANDLING, CLEAN ING AND PULING................ Pet-8 Accelerators--Toxic properties ....Ru-1 Pamphlets. Accident--Classification by cause....56 1. Heavy face type indicates an Accident frequency rates...................... 21 Accident--Investigation, see Investi gation of accidents Accident prone drivers, see Drivers and driving-Comroerclal-Hbnunlnations ACCIDENT RECORDS....................... 21,D-4 See also 42, 93. Cem-6, D-5 entire pamphlet on the subject; example -- ACCIDENT RE PORTING. 2. Light face type Indicates brief references to the subject in the pamphlet; example--Absentee ism. *. such cases the numeri cal list of pamphlets at the end Barrels--Opening ..................... F-5 Barrels--Storage..............59, CE-1, F-6 Barrels, see also Handling material; Piling material Barricades ......................................... PtT-1 Bars, aee Piling material Barytes, see Barium sulphate Basket guard for ladders, see Cages-- Ladders Accident reductions.............................. <2 of the index should be consulted Battery--Charging ............................ D-6 ACCIDENT REPORTING...........21, D-4 to find out general subject Battery manufacture...................... HP.l See also D-S 8. Safe Practices Pamphlets are Bearings ..................... jo Accident severity rates.......................... 21 referred to by number ONLY; Beaters -Candy ..................................y-2 ACCIDENT STATISTICS-- GRAPHIC METHODS........ 21, D-5 See also 67 ____ ACCIDENTS AND THE ENGINEER .................................... 79 Acetaldehyde .................................... H.P.9 Acetaldehyde aniline.........................Ru-1 Acetic acid.............................................. . .25, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; HP.10 Acetic anhydride...........................Chem-1 Acetone .......................HP4 10 Health Practices Pamphlets by the prefix HP. and Special In dustries Pamphlets by an ab breviation of theindustryname; example--'"Bu" for the Rubber Industry. i. For numerical list of these pam phlets see last two pages. Sublet Pamphlet Number Beaters--Cream ..................... f-2 Beaters--Paper................. FP-1 Beckton white, aee Lithopone Beeswax ............................................. Ru-3 Belt perches.............................. 5 Belt poles................................................. 5 Belt shifters........................5, 7. 39, PT-1 Belt shippers ........................................... 5 BELTS--MAIitilNliiil ..............7 See also 5, 31,58 Acetonitrile............... HP.9 Anhydro-fonnaldehyde aniline----- Ru-1 Belts--Machinery--Static electricity. Acetylene ....23, 31, 85, Oem-1; HP.9 Acetylene, see also Cylinders; Gases-- Compressed; Welding Acid Jugs ................................ 25, 60 ACIDS AND CAUSTICS.................... 25 Acids--Effect on rope............. 6 Acids--Handling................25, 59, 60, 63 Acids--Protective clothing........... ....................................14, 16, 25; HP.10 Acids, see also Burns--Chemical; Screens--Acid; name of acid Aeraldehyde ...................................... HJP.9 Acrolein................................-........... HJ\9 Adzes ........................................................41 Agerites ..............................................Ru-1 Agriculture, Bee Farmers; Threshing machines Air compressors ............................47, D-6 Air conditioning................................... 37 Air drills . --.........................................47 Air hoists, see Hoists Air receivers .........................................<7 Airplane fueling...................................52 Aisles ..................*45, 55, 59, 89 Albasan ................................. .Ru-1 Alcohols................ 25, Ru-3; HP.8, 9, 10 Aldehyde Ru-1 Aldehydes ..........................................HJ\9 Alkaline brines .............................. Chem-1 Alkalis___ 25, Chem-1, Chem-3; HP.10 Alkyl nitrites................ .................. HP.9 Allergic diseases.......... .................. HP.4 AHyiene .......................... .................. HP.9 Alpha-naphthylsmlne . .................... RU-1 Aluminum ...................... ............78, Ru-3 Alums...................... Chem-1; HP.10 Amido compounds.......... ................. HP.9 Ammonia..................................... 25, 61, 95, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; HP.9,10 Ammonium carbonate.................... Ru-3 Ammonium nitrate.......... ..Chem-1 Ammonium sulphate ...................Chem-1 Amyl compounds.............................. HP.9 Anhydro-formaldehyde paxatolui- dine ........................................... Ru-1 Aniline........................ Ru-1; HP.6, 9, 10 Aniline, see also Dyes Annealing..................... 6, 16, 33, 98, Me-1 Anthracene .......................................H.P.9 Anthraco-Sillcosis............................HP.4 Anthrax ............................................. PT-1 Antimony ....................................... HP.10 Antimony sulphides..........................Ru-3 Antimony trichloride ..................Chem-1 Anti-oxidants.......................... Ru-1 Antox ................................................. Ru-1 Aprons.......................................... .16 Arc welding, see Welding--Electric Area of circles......................................... 78 Arm protection .................................. .16 Armatures--Sanding ......................ER-1 Arsenic................................... HP.6, 9, 10 Arsenic trichloride ..........................HP.9 Arsine .......................... HP.9 Asbestine ........................................... Ru-3 Asbestos .-- ........... Ru-3; HP.4 Ash handling. .3, 31, 46. 49, Mar-2 Asphalt........ ......... Hu-3; HP.10 Asphyxiants . ........................HP.9 Astringents .. ...................... HP.10 Athlete's foot .......................... ..27 Autoclaves .. ................................. 68 Automobiles, see Drivers and driv ing--Commercial; Motor Vehicles Automotive industry, see Motor veh icle industry Awards, see Banners and flags; Bonus systems; Emblems; Prizes and awards Axes 41 B Babbitting ............................ 39, Chem-4 BACK INJURIES..........................HP.17 Bags, see Sacks BAKERY OPERATIONS........ ......... F-S See also CE-2 Baling presses ..................................... T-l Balsam ...............................................Ru-3 Banners and flags.................74, 100, 101 ....................................... ...7, 31. 34, 52 Belts--Machinery, see also Hooka-- Machinery belts Belts--Safety........................... ................25, 46, 70, 97, Cem-6, PU-3 Bending rolls ........................... Cem-4 Bends, see Compressed air illness Benefit associations........................HP.5 Bentonite ..................... Benzene, see Benzol Ru-3 Benzine ................................. Ru-3; HP.9 Benzoic acid..................................Chem-1 BENZOL ......................................... HPJL4 See also Ru-3; HP.9.10 Benzonitrlle ..................................... HP.9 Beta naphthol ....................................Ru-1 Beta naphthylaroine ........................ -.Ru-1 Bins--Cement.......... . .Cem-2. Can-5 Bins--Dry material. 46,63, Cem-2, Cem-6 Bins--Excelsior............................ .....59 Bins--Stone......................................Cem-i Black substitute, see Factlce Blanc fixe, see Barium sulphate Blankets--Rubber ............................PH-3 BLAST FURNACES........................Me-2 Blasting ............................Cem-1, Con-1 Blasting, see also Explosives Bleaching... .Chem-1, PP-1, PT-1; HP.l Block and tackle...................... 6 Blood poisoning, see Infections Blow cases--Add..................................68 Blow-off valves, see Valves--Blow-off Blue flag, see flags--Blue Boiler rooms............ .`3, 11, 31, 46, 49, 96 Boiler shops................................ 49, Me-3 BOILERS............................. 3, 49, Mar-Z See also 46, 70, 96, Me-3 Boilers--Lighting, see Furnaces-- Lighting Boilers--Repair............... 3, 49, 70, Mar-2 Bolt heading machines........................ 85 Bonus systems................ 74,100,101, D-5 Boots--Sterilizing........ ......................... 16 Boring machines..........................20, W-l Boring mills............................. 39, Cem-4 BOTTLING PLANTS ........................ F-4 Box manufacture..............................PP-2 Box sealing machines..........................F-2 Amyl alcohol, see Alcohols Barium.............................................HP.10 Boxes--Storage.................. ..54, 59, F-5 Amylene ............................................HP.9 Barium sulphate............................... Ru-3 Brakes--Cranes....................................... 4 Analyses of accidents............................ 21 Bark mills......................................... PT-1 Brass chills............................................. 73 Anesthetics........................................HP.8 Barkers........................ PF-1 Brass--Strength ....................................78 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 3 Heavy face type Indicates an-entire pamphlet on.ihejsub.Joct. light, face type Indicates a brief reference to the subject In the pamphlet. Sublet PsmpliUt Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Bread sheers.............................. CE-1, F-3. Car movers....................17, 41, 64, Cem-6 Chlordinltrobenzol (Chlordinitroben- Bread wrapping machines..................F-3 breathing apparatus............. M See also 14. 16, 23, 25, 61. 71, 91. 93. CE-2, Chem-1, F-3, M-2, Mar i', H.P.4, 7, 9 Bricks--Tensile and compressive strength............ .............................. 78 Bricks, see also Buckets; Handling material Brines............................................. Chem-1 Bromine ...................................H.P.9, 10 Bronze--Strength.................................. 78 Car retarders, see Car blockers Car shifters ........................ ..........41 Car wheels......................................... ER-1 Caramel cookers.................................F-2 Carbide, see Caldum carbide Carbolic add ........................................ ............25, Chem-1, Chem-3; H.P. 9,10 Carbon bisulphide................................. ................. Chem-4, Ru-3; H.P. 6, 9,10 Carbon black..................................... Ru-3 Carbon dioxide ..................................... ................25, 37, 61. 95. Ru-3; HP. 9 Carbon disulphide, see Carbon bisulphide zene) ......................................HP. 10 CLOfUNB ............................................... 71 See also 95, Chem-1, Chem-3, Ru-3; HP. 9, 10 Chloroform ..................................61, Ru-3 CHOCOLATE MANUFACTURE .. .F-2 Chrome green................................... Ru-3 Chrome yellow................................. Ru-3 Chromic add.................................HJP. 10 CHROMIUM............ ....................H P. 1 See also Chem-3; HJP. 10 Circles--Dimensions ..............................78 Circuit breakers ....................................2S Brown substitute, see Factice CARBON MONOXIDE................HJP. 7 Cisterns--Dimensions .................. ....78 Buckets--Bricks .................................... 70 See also Mar-1, Mo-2; HP. 6, 9 Clays and day products..................Ru-3 Buckets--Sand........................................ 73 Carbon tetrachloride .......24, 61, Ru-3 CLEANING AND FINISHING Buckets--Scrap...................................... 85 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION ...Con-1 Building construction, see also Con traction industry Bulldozers..................................SB. Cem-4 bulletin boards and score BOARDS .......................................... 88 See slso 65, 67, 100, 101, Cem-5, Bumpers--Cranes ....................................4 Bumpers--Railroad ......... 48. Cem-6 Burgundy pitch............................ . .Ru-3 Burns---Cement, see Dermatitis-- Cement BURNS--CHEMICAL................. Chem-3 Carbonic add, see Carbon dioxide Carboys..................................... 25. 54, 59 Carburizing ............... Au-l Carding machines..................... T-l, W-l Caxlifts .................................................D-6 Carts, see Trucks Carving machines............ ................ W-l Case hardening..........85, Au-l, Chem-6 Castings--Foundries ............................73 Cause classifications of aeddents....21 Caustic alkalis............ Chem-1, Chem-3 Caustic potash........ 25, Chem-3, HJP. 10 Caustic soda.......................................... .. .25, Chem-3, Chem-4, Ru-3; HP. 10 CAUSTICS .............................................25 ROOMS ..................................... Me-1 Cleaning fluids..................................... L-I Cleanliness............................. 27; HP. 10 Clearance--Railroad . .17, 46, 48, Cem-6 Clips for rope..........................26, Cem-6 CLOTHING--PROTECTIVE .............. 16 See also 10. 23, 25, 39, 50, 59, 60, 61, 73, 76, 85, 83, 105, 107, CE-1, Chem- 3, Pet-6, Pu-3, W-2; HP. 10 Clutches--Power driven apparatus. .5, 8 Coal bins, see Bins---Dry material Coal bunkers ...................., .46, Mar-2 Coal crushers ........................ J.....8, 46 Coal dust...................... 46, 78. 97; HP. 4 Coal--Firing..........................3, 36, Uar-2 See also, 25, 60, 61 Bums--Electrical ............................. 29 Bums--Eyes........ .......................... Chem-3 Bums--Time.................25, Chem-3, PT-1 See slso 16, Chem-3, Chem-4, F-4 Caustics, see also name of chemical Celite, see Dlatomaceous earth Celluloid clothing................................. 16 COAX--HANDLING AND STORAGE.......................................46 See also 17, 96, 97 Coal hopper grating........................46, 87 Bus operators, see Drivers and driv CEMENT BURNING ................... Gem-3 Coal--Loading and unloading----- 46, 97 ing--Commercial Cement dermatitis, see Dermatitis-- COAL--PULVERIZED ........................97 iSLcaldehyde ......................................HJP.9 Cement See also 3, 46, Cem-3 Butane............................................... 61, 95 CEMENT MILL GRINDING ....Gem-2 Coal tar distillation products .. .HJP. 9 Butchers--Protective clothing .......... 16 CEMENT MOL SHOPS...............Cem-4 COCOA MANUFACTURE .............. F-2 Butchers, see also Packing industry Butene................................................. Ru-1 Butyl acetate................. .HJP.9 Butyl alcohol................ ............ -. .RPJ Butylene ......................................... -HP.9 Butyraldehyde aniline.......................Ru-1 Butyric add.................................. Chem-1 c Cable spools .................................Cem-4 Cables....................6, 26, Cem-6, Con-1, 3 Cables--Elevators............... 15 Cacodyl ................. HJP.9 CEMENT MILL YARDS AND RAIL ROADS ................................... Om-6 CEMENT ROCK QUARRYING AND CRUSHING................ Cem-1 CEMENT STORING, PACKING AND SHIPPING ............................. Cem-5 Cement--Tensile and compressive strength........................................... 78 Ceresin ....................;........................ Ru-3 Certificates--First Aid..........................83 Certificates--Merit.........................40, 74 CHAINS--HOISTING ............. 98 See also 6, 33, 70, 75, Cem-6. Con-1, See slso HP. 4 Codes, see Standards Coke chutes ......................................Pet-6 Cold heading machines ........... .85 Collars--Power driven apparatus........ 8 Collecting aeddent records ...............21 Colophony....................... Ru-3 Colors--Machinery ................................50 COLORS--PIPING SYSTEMS...........88 Colors--Walla.................................... .50 Combers ..................................... Ru-3, T-l Commercial drivers, see Drivers and driving--Commercial Cadmium ............................................ Ru-3 Con-3. PP-1 Chges--Cranes............. 4 Chains--Hoisting, see also Annealing COMMITTEES--SAFETY.................. 72 See also 42, 56, 77, 83, 87, 93, 101. Cages--Ladders ................... 1 Cages--Shafts.................................. Con-2 CHAINS AND SPROCKETS .............. 8 Chairs...... .................... 50 CE-L D-5 COMPOUNDING MATERIALS IN Caisson disease, see Compressed air Chalk; see Whiting RUBBER INDUSTRY . .Bo-L Ru-8 tiltioes Change houses ......................... 27, Con-2 COMPRESSED AIR ILLNESS -. .Con-2 CAISSONS........................................ Con-2 Cake cutters ........................................F-3 Cake mixers..........................................F-3 Calcium carbide............................ 23, 31 Calcium chloride........ 24, Chem-1, Ru-3 Caldum cyanamide, see Cyanamid Calcium cyanide, see Cyanides Caldum oxide, see Lime Calenders ...........................................PP-1 Campaigns...................................... 67, 74 Charging boxes--Foundries................ 73 Charging machines--Foundries .........73 CHECKING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS........................53 Checks--Safety ....................................67 CHEMICAL LABORATORIES.......... 60 CHESBCAiS ................................. 25, 60, Chan-1, Chem-2, Chem-3, Chem-1, Chen-5, Chem-6 COMPRESSED AIR MACHINERY . .47 See also 39, Con-2, Me-3 Compressed air tools..........39, 47, Me-3 Compressed gases, see gases-- Compressed Concreting ............. ....Con-1 CONFECTIONERY MANUFAC TURE .......................................-F-2 See also 68 Campaigns, see also Contests See also 14, 16, 38, 61, Ru-1, Ru-3; CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY.......... Can manufacture ..................... .F-l HJP. 10 ................................Con-1, Con-2, Con-3 Candy manufacture, see Confectionery Chemicals, see also name of chemical See also 31, 3PU-1 manufacture Chimneys ................................ 31. 49 CONSTRUCTION OF MACHINERY CANNERIES........................................F-l Chip guards............................. 39, Cem-4 GUARDS..........................................58 Canisters for gas masks........................ 64 Chippers ............................................. PP-1 CONTESTS ............................................74 Caps ......................................................... 16 Chipping ..................................... 14, Me-3 See also 42, 67, 100, 101 D-4 Captax................................................. Ru-1 Chisel bar holder.......................... 41, 70 Contests, see atop Campaigns Car blockers ....................................Cem-6 Chisels .................................................... 41 CONTESTS--FIRST AID .................. 83 Car dumpers.................................. 46, 97 Car loaders............................................. 55 Chloracetlc add........ ................... Chem-1 See also M-2 Chlorbenzol (Chlorbenzene) ___ HP. io Controllers--Electrical--Cranes .......... 4 4 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy face type indie*teean emtire pamphlet-on the subject. Xigfct. face type Indicates a brief reference to the subject ta the pamphlet. Subject PempUet Number Subject PsmphUt Number Subject PempMet Number CONVEYORS ....................................... SS Digesters ..................................... 68, PP-1 ELECTRICITY--STATIC ............... ..62 See also 20, 46, 49, 69, Au-1, Au-2, Cem-2, Cem-5, F-l, F-2, F-3, F-4, F-6, PF-1, W-l, W-2 Cookers ................................................ -F-l Copper cyanide, see Cyanides Copper--Strength ................................ 78 Core making .......................................... 73 Corrugsdora........................................ PF-2 Cotton gin machinery .......................... 62 Dimethyl ketone...........................ELP. 9 Dimethyl sulphate.........................ELP. 9 Dimetbylammonium dimethyl dlthlo- carbamate ................................. Rn-1 Dimethylanlline ................ELF. 9 Dlnltrobenzal........................... HJP. 6, 10 Diortho-tolyl ethylene diamine ... .Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl guanidine....................Ru-1 Diortho-tolyl thiourea..................... Ru-1 See also 31, 32, 34, Chem-5, L-l Electrodes.............................................. 105 Electrolytic cells ...........................Chem-1 Electroplating, see Plating ELEVATORS--FREIGHT .................. 15 See also 59, CE-1, D-6, W-l ELEVATORS--PASSENGER.............15 See also CE-1 COTTON MUXS............ ......................T-X Cottonseed ofl.................................... Ru-3 Couplers and coupling-- . Railroad .. .48, 65, 73, Cfem-6, RR-1 COUPLINGS--SHAFT .......................... 8 Court of inquiry.................................... 66 Cracker manufacturing...................... F-3 Cranes--locomotive .............................. ........ 17. 33. 46, Cem-6, Con-1, PF-1 CRANES--OVERHEAD TRAVELING .................................... 4 See also 69, Cem-4, ER-1, Me-3 Cranes--Portable .................................. 33 Crates ..................................................... 69 Creameries, see Milk bottling plants Creosote.............................................FU-4 Cresol............................... HP. 9; ELF. 10 Cresyllc Acid ................................ELP. 10 Crotanylene..................................... HJP. 9 Crowbars..........................................41, 54 Crucibles ................................................. 73 Crushing machinery........ Cem-3, Oem-2 Crylene .............................................. Ru-1 Cmnar ................................................ Ru-3 Cup for holding benzol mixtures........ ...........................................D-6; HP. 14 Dip tanks, see Tanks--Dip Diphenyl ethylene diamine...............Ru-1 Diphenyl guanidine .......................... Ru-1 Diphenyl thiourea .............. .......Ru-1 Dipping rooms................................... Me-1 Dirty Andy........................................... 100 Discipline .....................14, D-5 Discs--Cupola blowers.................... .73 Discs--Pressure vessels ...................... 68 Dished heads--Contents............ .....78 Disinfectants............ 27, Mar-1; ELP. 10 Dispensaries............................... ELP. 5, 8 Dispensaries, see also First aid Dissolving tanks..........................Chem-5 Dithiofuroic arid ................. Ru-1 Docks--Ore ....................................... Me-2 Doga.................--Ref-1 Door saddles........................................... H Dough brakes........ ....................F-3, F-5 Doughnut kettles ................................F-3 Dovans W ......................................... Ra-1 Drains--Engines ..................................... 9 Drill presses, see Presses--Drill Drills..............32, 39, 76, 84, 103, Con-3 DRINKING WATER............................27 See also 3, 50, Me-2; HP. 5 Emblems--No-accident ...................D-6 Embossing presses, see Presses-- ' Embossing Emery..................................................Ru-3 Employees benefit associations, see Benefit associations Employees--Meetings, see Meetings-- Employees Employees--New. see New employees Employees--Selection............39, 87, 107 Employee*--Selection, see also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Selection Employees--Training............................ ..............................42, 67, 87, 107, Voc-1 Employees--Training, eee also Drivers and driving--Commercial--Training EMULSIONS.................. 44 Engine connecting rods___ ................... 9 Engine cranks..........................................9 Engine erossheads ......................... .....9 Engine roams........................................... 9,31 ENGINE TESTING.......................... An-2 Engineering revision ...!....................42,79 ENGINEERING TARTJCS.................. 78 Cupolas .................................................. 73 DRIVERS AND DRIVING-- ENGINEERS--SAFETY ....................84 Cuspidors ...............................................45 COMMERCIAL. .D-2, D-3, D-t. D-5 See also 42, 79 CUTTING OILS ................. 44 See also 39: ILF. 10 Cutting tables--Candy ........................ F-2 Cyanamid .................. ..Chem-6; ELF. 10 CYANIDES........ ........................... Chem-6 See also 37, 85, 95, Au-1, Chem-3, Chem-4, Mar-1; HJP. 10 CYANOGEN COMPOUNDS___ Chem-6 . See also ELP. 9 Cylinders--Compressed gases............ 23, 64, 59, 60, 6R 70, 71, 95, Cem-4, ER-1, Me-3 Cylindrical vessels--Dimensions........ 78 D Dadoing................................................... 20 Dairies, see Milk bottling plants Definitions of standard Industrial Injury reporting system.................21 Degras ............................................... Ru-3 Demolition of bulldings ................ Con-1 Dental examinations ......................ELF. 5 Department stores, see Mercantile establishments Deraflers .................................. 17, 48, 71 DERMATITIS..............................HJP. 10 See also 44, Cem-5, FTT-4 Dermatitis--Cement ......................Cem-5 Dermatitis, see also Ointments Derricks..................Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 Detectors-Gas ..............................ELF. 7, 9 See also F-3, Ref-1 Drivers and driving--Commercial-- Examinations ............................ -D-2 DRIVERS AND DRIVING-- r'iici ilAT--SWJI.EtmON .D-2 See also D-5 DRIVERS AND DRIVING-- COMMERCIAL--TRAINING . .B-S See also D-2, D-5 Drop pits .............................. 17 Drugs ....................... ....................HP. 9 DRUMS--HANDLING, CLEANING AND YOUNG ........................Pefc8 See also 25, 52, Chem-5 DRY CLEANING................................L-l See also 52 Dry Wins.............................................W-l Dry materials, see Bins--Dry Materials Duluth, Mlssabe and Northern Railway Co. questionnaire.......................... 101 Dump cars......................... Cem-1, Cem-6 DUST EXPLOSIONS.......................... 104 See also 34, 52. 78, Ru-3 Dust removal................32,37, 79; HP. 4 DUSTS--HEALTH HAZARDS ..HP. 4 See also Ru-3; HP. 20 DYES AND DYEING........................L-l See also HP. 10 Dyes, see also Aniline Engines--Gas........................................ Enrobers--Candy ................................ F-2 Entertainment........................................ 67 Entertainment, see also Recreational activities Escalators .......................................... CE-1 Essay contests...................................... 100 Ethane ......................................61; HP. 9 Ether* .................................... HP.9 Ethyl compounds ............................ HP. 9 Ethyl alcohol, see Alcohols Ethyl bromide........................... 61; HP. 9 Ethyl chloride.................... 61, 95; HP. 9 Ethylene.......................... 95;HP.9 Ethylene dichloride............................ Ru-S Ethylidene aniline ............................ Ru-1 Evaporating pans.................. 68, Chem-1 EXCAVATION WORK.................. Oon-3 Sea also Cem-6, FU-1 Excelsior storage ..................................59 Executives, see Management EXHAUST SYSTEMS......................... 32 See also 20. 25, 37, 78, 79, 91, 97, D-6, F-3, W-l; HP. 1, 3, 4, 7,14 Exhaust systems, sees also Ventilation Exhibits ...16, 24, 43, 67, 83, 100, 101 Exits, see Fire escapes EXPLOSION HAZARDS............84, 104 See also 25, 46, 52, L-l Explosion-proof motors.................... L-l Explosion range of gases......................78 Detonators, see Explosives EXPLOSIVES ........................................ 28 Developing solutions ................. HJP. 10 Education of workers, see Drivers and See also 17, 60, Cem-1, Con-2, DEVULOANIZERS .......................... Ru-2 Diatomaceous earth........ .................Ru-3 Diehlorodlfiuorometbflne ...... ......... 61, 95 Dichloroethylene .................... 61; HJP. 9 driving -- Commercial -- Training; Employees--Training ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT...................29 See also 17, 31, 34, 39, 49, 59, 70, 76, Oon-3; HP. 10 Explosives, see also Blasting Extractors..............................................L-l Eye hazards, see Eye protection Dichlorotetrafluoroethane .................... 61 78, 93, 96, Cem-4, Chem-5, L-l E3HS PROTECTION ..............14; HP. 6 Die blocks............................................... 85 ELECTRIC RAILWAYS................ ER-1 See also 20, 23, 93, Cem-4, Chem-3; Plea--Handling ......................................85 Electric welding, see Welding HP. 18 Diethyl arsine................................HJP. 9 Electric wires--Capacities for Eye protection, see also Goggles Diethyl mercury............................. HR 9 lighting ........................................... 22 Eye service.................................... .HP. 5 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavyfacetype indicates an mOxv^amjflOeitnm the *ubject, tlghtr lace type indicates a brief reference to the subject fit the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Forks, see Tools--Hand Gentian violet for treating bums..... FABRICATION OF METAL,.........Me-S Factice ..................... .Ku-3 Formaldehyde .........................HP. 9, 10 Formaldehyde aniline............... ...Ru-1 .......................................................Chetn-3 GUsonlte ..............................................Ru-3 Factor of safety................................. .78 Falls--Materials.............................. Mar-2 Fonnaniline ....................................... Ru-1 Formic add..................................HP. 10 Glass handlers--Protective clothing . .16 G1bm--Packing.............. .59 FALLS--PEOPLE ................................ 89 See also 2, 83,102 Farmers..........................................HP. A Farmers, see also Threshing machines FATIGUE............................................... BO See also 107 Ferric chloride..............................HP. 10 Fertilizer dryers......................................68 Fig washing machines............ .... .F-l Flies .............................................. 41 Filling stations, see Garages Film scrap......................................Chem-S Films--Sound slide .............................. 83 Filtrationa, acids.......................... Chem-1 Finger protection.................................. 16 FINISHING ROOMS........................ Me-1 FIRE ALARMS......................................19 Fire barrels and pails, see Barrels and pails--Fire FIRE BRIGADES ................................ 86 untie nn.Ti.rj;........................................ 19 See also 36 FIRE ESOAFUM .................................. 19 ___ See also CE-1, Chem-5, FU-1 FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.....................2* See also 4, 36, 60.78, 93, 96, 104, Chem-5, ER-X, Ij-J, W-2 Fire ladders ............................ .........1 FIRE PREVENTION AND PROTECTION.......... 18, 24, 31, 36 Foundations--Machinery .................... 20 FOUNDRIES ......... ................78, Me-1 See also 79; HP. 4 Foundries--Protective clothing.......... ............................................ 16, 73, Me-1 Fountains, see drinking water Fractions--Decimal equivalents........ 78 Freon .............. 61 Frequency rates of aeddenta............ 21 Friction drives ....................................... 8 Frogs--Railroad tracks ......................99 Fruit juices................................... Chem-1 FUEL--HANDLING, STORING AND FIRING.........................................46 See also 49, 97. Cem-3 Fuller's earth ................... Ru-3 FUME POISONING FROM NITRIC AND MIXED ACIDS.......... Cbem-2 FUMES....................34, Cbem-2; HP. 9 See also 25, 32 Fumes, see also Flammable liquids and vapors; Gases FUMIGATION ........................ ....Mar-1 See also Chera-6 Furac .;......... Rn-1 Furnaces--Blast, see Blast furnaces Furnaces--Fire hazards....................31 Furnaces--Forging ............................... 85 F'urnaces--Foundries ............................73 Furnaces--Heat treatment............ Au-1 Gloves ......................................... 16, PU-3 Glucose ................................................Ru-3 Glue.......... ........................... 59, Ru-3, W-l Glycerine..............................................Ru-3 GOGGLES............................................... 1* See also 23,39, 73, 85, 93,105, CE-4; HP. 6 Goggles, see also Eye protection Gongs--Ckanes............................. 4 GOVERNORS (ENGINE) .................... 9 GRADING AND EXCAVATING .Con-3 See also Cem-6 Grain dust..............................................104 Graphite ............................. Rn-3 Grasselerators...............................Rn-1 GRINDING WHEELS..........................13 See also 32, 34, 37. 39, 58. 76, 78, Cem-4, Me-1; HP. 4 Grindstones ......................................13, 78 Ground glass ......................................Ru-3 Grounding.................. 29, 62, 76, Chem-1 Grounds--Plant, see yards GUARDS--MACHINERY ___ ...58 See also 7, 39, 41, 78 x Guards--Plant, see watchmen Guayule................................................Ru-3 Gums .......................................Ru-l, Rn-3 Gutta'Fercha .................................... Rn-3 Gypsum ..................... Rn-3 See also 25, 34, 39,59, 60, 91, 93, Furnaces--lighting ............................. 96, 97, 104. 105,Chem-5, Con-2, 46, 85,96, Au-1, Cem-2, Cem-3, Mar- H ERrl, L-l, w-2 Fire stops ............................................. W-2 Fireproof fabrics.................................. .16 FIRST AID......................83, M-S, BLP. 8 See also 25, 93, CE-2; HP. 5, 9, 12 FIRST AID TRAINING...................... 83 See also M-2 Fish packing ................................ ....F-l Flagmen............................................. PU-1 Flags--Bine............................... 48, Pet-8 Flags--Signal................48, Pet-8, FU-1 Flags, see also Banners and flags Flammable liquids and vapors........... 25, 31, 34, 52, 60, 78 91, Chem-5, L-l Flammable liquids ana vapors, see also Fumes; Tank cars; Tanks Flare-backs ..................................... Mar-2 Flash points............................................78 2, Me-3, Me-4 FURNITURE MANUFACTURE .. .W-l Fuse pullers.................................... 29, 96 F'uslble plugs--Boilers ........ .. .3, 49 Gage for Measuring chains................ 75 Gage glasses.......................................... ..............3, 48, 49, 61, 96, Con-3, Mar-2 GARAGES ...........................................D-6 See also Cem-4, ER-1, F-3; HP. 7 Gas burners ..................................73, 96 Gas--Effect on rope ..........-...............6 Gas fixtures.............................. 31 Gas--Fuel.............................................. 46 Gas indicators, see Detectors--Gas Gas industry.......... ..............Me-4, PU-1 Hair caught in machinery..................16 Halogen compounds of hydrocarbons .................................... Halogen derivatives..........................BLP.8 Hammermen--Rules............................ .85 Hammers--Drop, see Hammers--Power Hammers--Hand....................41. Cem-4 Hammers--Pneumatic........47, 85, Me-1 Hammers--Power.................................. 85 Hammers--Sledge.......... 41, Con-3, Me-1 Hammers--Steam, see Hammers-- Power HAND CARS........................... RR-1 Hand protection............................... 16, 41 Hand protection, see also Ointments Hand-rail*, see Railings and hand-rails HANDLING MATERIAL............. 54, 55 Flashed eyes ..........................................29 Gas masks, see Breathing apparatus See also 35, 39, 50, 59, 70, 93, CE-1, Flasks--Foundries ................................ 73 Fleet operation, see Drivers and Gas washers ..................................... Me-2 Gas welding, see Welding Cem-6, Con-1, W-l Handling material--Bakeries.......... F-3 'driving--Commercial; Motor GASES............................................HP. 9 HANDLING MATERIAL--BARRELS vehicles See also 25, 34, 78, Cem-4, Con-1, AND DRUMS................. Pet-8 Fleshing machines............................ FT-1 Ru-3; HP. 7 See also 25. 52, 64, F-5 FLOORS AND FLOORING................11 GASES--COMPRESSED .................... 95 Handling material--Bars................. 4,59 See also 20, 27, 39, 45, 55, 59, 73, See also 23, 31, 59, 71, Cem-4 Handling material--Bricks .........70 83, CEE-1, Con-1, F-3 Gases--Compressed, see also Cylinders Handling material--Foundries.......... 73 Flour scaler........ .................................F-3 --Compressed gases Handling material---Heat treating. -Au-1 Flour sifting machines...................... F-3 Gases--Exhaust............................. Cem-4 Handling material--Hot objects .... Blues--Cleaning ..............................Mar-2 GASES--EXPLOSION HAZARDS . .84 ............ ..................................... 16, CE-2 Fluorides.......................................H.P. 10 Gases--Explosion range ................... 78 Handling material--Lumber...............59 Fly bans ................................................. 58 Gases--Pressure ................................... 78 Handling material--Paper.............. PF-1 FLYWHEELS ..........................................9 Gases--Temperatures ..........................78 HANDLING MATERIAL-POLES .. See also 78 Gases, see also Flammable liquids and ........................................................... FU-4 Folding machines...... ..............PP-2, T-l vapors; Fumes Handling material--Sheet metal.........59 FOOD INDUSTRY............................... Gasoline . .52, Pet-6, Pet-8, Ru-3; HP. 9 Handling material--Tires ......54, D-6 ..........................F-l, F-2, F-3, F-4, F-5 Gasoline--Casing-head ..................... .61 Handling material--see also Cranes: See also 68; HP*. 4 Gasoline service stations, see Garages Piling material; Trucks; Wheel FOOD PRESERVING AND Gates--Safety....................... 17, 48, F-4 barrows CANNING ....................................... F-l Gauge, see Gage Handling men..........................................42 Foot protection ........................16, Me-4 Gauntlets................................................ 16 Hardening metals .............................. An-1 Foremen .... ......................42, 93,101 GEARS .......................... ....8 Hardness tests .................................. Au-1 FVirges--Fire hazards.......................... 31 See also 4, 58 Hatch covers ......................... Mar-2 FORGING.................................... 85 Generators--Acetylene......... 23, Cem-4 Hatchets ..................................................41 HP.9 1 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Heavy lace type indicates an entire pamphlet on the subject, light lace type Indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Head protection................ 14, 16, 23, 105 Hydrogen chloride............................ Ru-3 Kick presses .......................................... 18 Health hazards... .23, 25, 44, 60, 61, 64, 71, 91, 95. 105, CE-1, Chem-2, Chem3, Chem-4, Chem-6, Con-2, L-l, Mar- 1, Me-L PT-1, Pet-6, Pet-8, Ru-1, Ru-3; HP. 1. 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 14 yneAT.TBr SERVICE IN INDUSTRY.. ..............,,........................................HJ. 5 Hydrogen cyanide..................................95 Hydrogen cyanide, see also Hydrocyanic add Hydrogen peroxide ........ HP. 10 Hydrogen phosphide ......................HP. 9 Hydrogen sulfide Chem-4, Ru-3; HP. 6,9 Hydrolene...................... Ru-3 Klesdguhr, see Diatomaceoua earth Kitchens............................ CE-2 Knee pads.................................. 16 Knives ............. .................... 41, 54, Ce-1 Knots and hitches................................. .6 Knuckle guards...........73, Oem-3, Cem-6 See also 87, 93, CE-1; HP. 16, 19 Hypo, see Lead compounds Health service in Industry, see also Hypochlorites..............................HP. 10 Nurses in industry Heat--Protective clothing ...................16 Heat sickness.......................................... 73 HEAT TREATING.......................... An-1 Heat treating--Protective clothing...16 Heat units--Equivalent values...........78 Heating apparatus--Fire hazards ... .31 J Ice crushers............................. F-4, Ref-2 Ice cabers......................................... Ref-2 ICE;--DELIVERY............................Ref-1 lice handlers--Protective clothing___ .................................................. 16, Ref-2 Laboratories, see Chemical laboratories LACQUERS .......................... ....Chem-5 Lactic acid................... Chem-1; HP. 10 Ladder feet, see Ladders--Non slip bases LADDERS ............................................... l See also 59, 70, 93, 99, 103, CE-1, Welliim ............................. ....95; HP. 9 Ice--Loading and 'mWiWwp.......... Ref-1 Om-1 Helmets, see Breathing apparatus Ice manufacture, see Refrigeration Ladders--Belt shifters............................ 6 Hemlock--Tensile and compressive Ice picks ...................................41, Ref-1 strength............................................78 Ice--Strength................1.......................78 Heptaldehyde aniline ...................... Ru-I Identification markings for rubber Heptene ..............................................Ru-1 Heptylene ...................................... .HP. 9 Hexamethylene-tetramine ....... --. ..................................... ...Ru-1; HP. 10 Hexylene..............................................HP.9 gloves ........................................PU-3 Igniters, see Explosives ILLNESS IN INDUSTRY.......... HP. 19 Inclines, see Ramps Indicators--Gas, see Detectors INDUSTRIAL COURSES..............Voc-1 Hitches--Rope ..........................................6 Industrial injury reporting system__ 21 Hoist limits--Cranes................................4 INFECTIONS ............................HJP. 10 Ladders--Cranes...................................... 4 Ladders--Non-slip bases ........................ 1 Ladders--Oilers........ ........................ i, j.0 Ladles--Foundries.................................. 73 Lamp sticks.................................. 29 Lampblack................. Rn-3 Lamps--Electric----- 22, 29, Si, 34, Pet-6 Lamps--Extension........ 29, 31, 34, Pet-6 Lamps--Incandescent ............... 31 Lamps--Maintenance ......... 1............22 Lamps--Vapor proof ...........34, Pet-6 HOISTS...................................................S3,98 See also 39, 44, F-l; HP. 8 Lappers............................................... Ru-3 See also 4, 73, Cem-4, Con-1, ER-1 INJURED WORKMEN...................HP. 8 Lathes--Metal working....................... Hoists, see also Cranes See also 93 > ................................. 39, 50, 103, Cem-4 Hoistways ................................................15 INJURY REPORTING SYSTEM___ 21 Lathes--Woodworking ..............20, W-l Hoods--Acid proof................................ 25 Inorganic compounds .Ru-1, Ru-3; HP.9 Laundries ......................... ....CE-2, L-l Hoods--Grinding wheels.......... ...........13 Insecticides, see Disinfectants Lead baths ......................................... Au-1 Hooks--Hoisting........................... 4, 6, 33, 54, 98, Cem-4, Cem-6 Cem-3, PP-1 Hooks--Logs........ .......................41, PP-1 Hooka--Machinery belts .....----- ... .8 Hooka--Manhole covers........................ 41 Hooka--Safety, see Hooks--Hoisting Hopper cars............................. 46 Horn presses, see Presses--Horning Horse-drawn vehicles .................... Ref-1 Horses--Construction............... 12, Me-3 Hose masks .............. M Hose--Rubber.......... :...................... PU-3 Hospital records.................................... Zt HOSPITALS ......................................CE-S See also CE-1 Hospitals, see also Dispensaries; First aid HOTELS ............................................CE-S Hotels, see also Bakeries; Laundries; Mercantile establishments; Restaurants Hours of labor............... ...59 HOUSEKEEPING--SHOPS.................45 See also 3, H, 20. 22, 27, 31, 37, 54, 55, 73, 91, 93, 96, 99, 101, W-l INSPECTION.........................................75 LEAD COMPOUNDS................ .HP. 3 See also 1. 3, 4, 6, 9. 12, 13, 14, 26, See also Ru-L Ru-3 42, 49, 67, 76, 79, 93. 98, 101. ER-1, LEAD POISONING..........................HP.S PU-3 Inspection--Boilers.......... .............. 3, 49 Inspection--Chains............................. 75, 98 Inspection--Cranes.................................. 4 Inspection--Electric railways........ ER-1 Inspection--Electric tools .................... 76 Inspection--Flywheels............................ 9 Inspection--Goggles.............................. 14 Inspection--Grinding wheels...............13 Inspection--Ladders........ ...................... 1 Inspection periods................. 67 Inspection--Rope ..............................6, 26 Inspection--Rubber protective equipment ................................. PU-3 Inspection--Sawmills............ ................ 75 Inspection--Scaffolds............................ 12 See also 23; HP. 4, 6 Lead--Strength...................................... 78 LEATHER INDUSTRY.................. PT-1 See also HP. 1, 4 Leg protection........................................ 16 Letters to workman's family.............100 Lewisite ......................................... Chem-3 Lift trucks......................... 33 Lifting........ 50, 54, 107, Cem-6, F-3, F-5 LIGHTING AND HEALTH........HP. 18 lighting gas or oil burners, see Furnaces--Lighting LIGHTING--SHOPS...........JS; HP. 18 See also 20, 39, 4b, 50, 55, 73, 78, 93, Cem-t Inspectors ............... 75 INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENTS .56 See also 67, 79, D-5 Iodine........................................ HP. 9, 10 IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY___ Lighting--Stairs and stairways 2, 22, 78 Lighting--Warehouses and shipping rooms................................. 22, 59, 78 Lighting--Yards ................................. 17 Lightning......................................31^ 34 ....................... Me-1, Me-2, Me-3, Me-4 Iron--Strength ...............................78 Lime 25, 31, Chem-3, PT-1, Ru-3; HP. 10 Limit switches, see Hoist limits Linemen..................... FU-1, PU-3, PU-4 HOUSEKEEPING--YARDS -.............45 Linseed oil......................................... Ru-3 See also 17, 31, 48, 73, W-l Litharge, see Lead compounds Housekeeping, see also Piling material Housemaids and houseworkers ... .CE-2 Humidity................................. 37, 52, L-l Hydrants................................................. 24 Hydraulic presses, See Presses-- Hydraulic Hydrocarbon gases..................95; HP. 9 Hydrochloric acid................................. 25, Chem-1, Chem-3, Chem-4; HP. 9, Jack wagon.......................ER-1 Jacks .......................................... 41, ER-1 Japanning ovens............ ....................... 34 Jewelry--Hazards of wearing.............16 Jib cranes............................................... 33 Job specifications ................................107 Jointers........................................ 20, W-l Jugs for acid........................................... 25 Lithopone ........................................... Ru-3 Live rolls--Gear guards .......................... 8 Loading and unloading......................... ' ............................. 4, 17, 54, 55, Chem-1 Loading and unloading--Barrels and drums........................... 52, 54, Pet-8 Loading plates, see Runways Loading racks, see Racks--Loading Loads--Beams (Timber)..................... 12,78 10 Loads--Chains....................................... 78.98 Hydrocyanic acid................................... Loads--Columns (Timber) .................. 12 25, 95, Chem-3, Chem-6, Mar-1: Kaolin, see Clays Loads--Floors....................................... 11,39 HP. 9 Kegs, see Barrels Loads--Roof coverings ........................78 Hydrofluoric add, 25, Chem-3; HP. 9,10 Kerosene........................... Hydrofuramide ..................................Ru-1 Ketones............................. Hydrogen..........................23, 95; HP. 9 Kettles--Cooking ............ .. .Ru-3 Loads--Ropes___ .........___ 6, 26, 78 HP. 9 X-oads--Scaffold planks....................... 12,78 ___ F-2 loads--Suspended.................................... 4 Hydrogen arsenide........................HP. 9 Kettles--Steam jacketed ......... 68 Loads--Yellow pine timber................ 78 I INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 7 Heaivy'IaceTyjib Iitdic3tlr tif efitlfe jMtfnpliftit (A) the Sabjeci. Ugtt face type indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet, Subject Pamphlet Number Subjvci Pamphlet Number Subject FeniphUt Number LOCKER ROOMS.................................. 27 Methyl alcohol, sec Alcohols Novex ........................................... Rn-1 See also 31, 73, 96, Cem-6 Methyl bromide...................... NURSES IN INDUSTRY......... HP. 11 Locks--Belt shifters................................ S Methyl butanate.......... .. See also HP. 5 Locks--Machinery ................................ 70 Nut choppers ........................................F-2 Locks--Valves...3, 70, 96, Mar-2, Me-2 Methyl ether.................................... SUP. 9 Nut roasters..........................................F-2 Locomotive sparks................................ 31 Methyl-ethyl ketone ...................... HP. 9 Nutrition................................................ 107 Locomotives .. .24, 48, 99, Cem-6, Con-3 Methyl formate ...................... 61; HP. 9 Looms..................................................... T-l Methyl iodide...................................SUP. 9 Lubricants and lubrication .. .10, 26, 98 Methyl isonitiile...............................HUP. 9 o Lumber--Grading-.................................. 12 Lumber--Storage ................................ W-2 Lumber, aee also Handling material-- Lumber LUMBER--YARDS............................ W-2 See also W-l Lunch rooms....................................HP. 5 M MethyldJchlorardne .................... Chem-3 Methtylidifluoraraine .................. Chem-3 Methylene aniline................ Ru-1; HP. 9 Methylene .chloride............................... 61 Methylene dianilide......................... Ru-1 Methylene dichloride....................... HP.9 Methylene diphenyl diamine............ Ru-1 Methyiene-ditolyl-diamlne .............. Ru-1 Methylene-para-toluidine ................Ru-1 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY . .HP. 16 Oculist service................................HP. 5 OFF-THE-JOB ACCIDENTS ...........102 See also 93 OH (Fuel).................................46, Cem-3 Oil and grease............................... HP. 10 OU cans, aee Oilers and oiling devices MACARONI MANUFACTURE___ F-5 See also F-3 MACHINE SHOPS................................ 39 See also D-6. ER-1 Machinery--Cleaning, oiling and repairing........... .9, 39, 58, 99, AU-1 Machinery--Cleaning, oiling and repairing, see also Lubricants; Oilers and oiling devices Machinery--Colors, aee Colors-- Machinery Machines--Location ............... 11, 39 Magnesium compounds-----Ru-3, HP. 4 Magnesium fires......................................24 Magnet cranes..........................................4 MAINTAINING INTEREST IN SAFETY ........................................ .67 See also 40, 72, 80, 87, 100, 101 Methylene phenylene diamine........ Ru-1 Mica....................................................Ru-3 milk bottling plants............ F-t Milk of lime................................. HP. 10 Milling machines............ 7, 39, 70, Cem-4 MILLS--ROD ....................................Me-4 MINE RESCUE..................................M-2 Oil rooms......................................... 31, 34 Oil separators........ ....................... Oil-soaked dothing....................... .16 Oil substitutes, see Faetlce Oil tanks................................................ 53 OILERS AND OILING DEVICES . .10 See also 35 Mineral oils ......................... .Ru-3 Oils--Cutting, see Cutting oils Mineral rubber.................................. Ru-31 OHS, see name of oil Mining industry ....104, M-2, SUP. 4, 8 Oilskin dothing................. 16 lOXKD ACID.......... ...Chem-2 Ointments..........................25SHP. 1, 14 See also 25, Chon-1 Operating rooms ...........................CE-1 Mixers--Dough...........................F-S, F-5 Organic compounds.......................... Ru-1 Moldera....................................... 20, W-l ORGANIZATION--SAFETY ... .42, 87 Mbnex ................................ Ru-1 Organometallic compounds.........HP. 9 Montan wax *.......................................Ru-3 Ortho-toluidine .................................. Ru-1 Mortiaen..................................... 20. W-l Outings, aee Picnics MOTOR BLOCK TESTING............ Au-2 Ovens--Bakeries .................................. F-3 34 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR___ 70 See also D-6, ER-1 Management .42, 67, 72, 77, 93, D-5, T-l Manganese.............. .................. -- ITP. 4 MOTOR CARS--RAILROAD.........BR-1 Motor vehicle industry........ Au-1, Au-2 Motor vehicles--Care and maintenance .................................................. D-5, D-6 Ovens--Foundries..................................73 Ovens--Japanning and drying...............34 Ovens for drying explosives.................60 Overalls ................................................... 16 Manholes ......... PtT-1 Motor vehicles--Static electricity .. .52 Oxalic add..............25, Chem-3; H.P. 10 Manholes, see also Hooks--Manhole Motor vehicles, see also Drivers and Oxide of iron, see Red Oxide covers driving--Commercial; Trucks-- Oxidizers................................... ..HP. 10 Manifolds ................................................23 MARINE BOILERS ...................... Mar-3 MARINE INDUSTRY ... .Mar-1, Mar-2 Marshmallow conditioning.................F-2 Masks--Gas. see Breathing apparatus Motor vehicle Moulding and core making..............73 Mudgun ............................................ Me-2 Muriatic add, see Hydrochloric add Mustard gas................. .Chem-3; HP. 10 Match industry ....................HP. 1 MATHEMATICAL TABLES...............78 N Mats--Standing................. 11, 29, 39, 50 Measurements ........................................78 Nailing machines ____ Nails--Flying.............. . Meat choppers........ ................ CE-1, F-l Meat packers, see Packing industry Nails--Protruding .... Naphtha........................ Mechanical power transmission appar atus, see Power transmission apparatus Medals, see Emblems; Prizes and awards Medical records......................................21 Medical supervision, see Health super vision Naphthalene.................. Nappers......................... National Fleet Contest Neozone .......................... NEW EMPLOYEES .., See also 93 Nickel carbonyl.......... . MEETINGS--EMPLOYEES........ 77, 93 See also 42, 65, 67, 72, 84, 102, Cem4, D-5 Meetings--Executives .......................... 77 MERCANTILE ESTABLISHMENTS .............................................................Ce-1 Merc&pto-benzo-thiazole .................. Ru-1 Mercury...............................HP. 6, 9, 10 Merit rating, see Contests Metal fabrication .............................. Ue-3 Metal--Fume fever........................... HP.4 Metal workers................................... HP.9 Metallic salts................................Chem-3 Nickel salts.................. Nicotine......................... Nitrates............. NITRIC ACID............ . See also 25, Chem-1, Chem-3; HP. 10 Nitrobenzol (Nitrobenzene) .....HP. 9 Nitrocblorbenzol (Nitrochlorbenzene) ...................................................... HP. 10 Nitrogen.............................95; HP. 9 Nitroglycerine bottle carrier...............60 Nitre-hydrocarbons............ .....HP. 10 Nitrometers ............ ,............................ 60 METALS--STAMPING........................85 NItro-substation products.......... .HP. 9 Metals--Strength .................................. 78 Nitrous fumes .........Chem-3; HP. 9 Oxygen......................... 23, 37, 95, Cem-4 Oxygen, see also Cylinders--Compressed gases; Gases--Compressed; Welding Oxynone ............................................. Ru-1 Ozone......................... ............. .. .HP. 9 Ozokerite ........... Ru-3 P PACKING AND SHIPPING...............59 See also CE-1, F-l, Me-3 Packing industry............ 16, CE-1, F-l Packing industry, see also Hotels; Knives; Restaurants Padlocks, see Locks--Machinery; Locks---Valves Pails, see Bands and pails--Fire Paint spraying, see Spray coating Paints--Fire hazards......... 33, Chem-5 Palm oil ............................................. Ru-3 PAPER AND PULP MILLS........ PP-1 PAPER BOX MANUFACTURE PP-2 Paper cutters--Guillotine .....59, PP-2 Paraffin oils, see Mineral oils Para-nitroao-dimethyl-aniline ..... Ru-1 Para-phenylene-diamine .................. Ru-1 Para-toluidlne .................................... Ru-1 Paris white, see Whiting Parking...........................................17, 102 Pasteurizing equipment...................... F-4 Patent leather finishing.................. PT-1 Pea sorting tables................................ F-l Peach sllcers .................................... .F-l Pedestrian tunnels ................................ 17 METATOLUYLENE DIAMINE .. .Rn-1 Nitrous oxide........................... 95; HP. 9 Pentachloroethane .......................... HPJ Methane ........................ 61; HP. 9 Noise ....................................................... 60 Perchloroethylene, see Methanol, see Alcohols Non-freezing solutions for water ____ 24 Tetradilorethylene Methyl acetate................................... HP.9 Noodle cutters ...........................F-3. F-5 Permanganates........... HP. 10 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS Hatvy'?6K type "mditatoBTtkrbtftirepamphJct oirthe-subject. light l*ce type Indicate* * brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject Pumphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject PempMet Number Personal protective equipment, see Platforms--Boiler rooms ...................... 3 I^rometers........................ .104 Breathing apparatus; Clothing- Platforms--Cranes ..................................4 PYROXYLIN LACQUER protective; Goggles; Head protection Personnel work............... Petrolatum............... 8* Hu-3 Platforms--Loading .................... Chem-1 Platforms--Structural workers ...Me-2 Plating ..................... 25, Gbem-6; HP. 1 Pledges ...................................................77 Plumbago, see Graphite MANUFACTURE ... Chem-5 QUARRYING .................................Cem-1 Petroleum ether, see Benzine Pneumatic tools, see Hammers-- Quenching operations ...................... Au-1 Petroleum gases .................................... 95 Pneumatic Questionnaires...................... 67,100, 101 PETROLEUM INDUSTRY, Pet-5, PeUS Pneumonoconiosis, see Dusts--Health Quilling and beaming machines ... .T-l See also HP. 10 Petroleum Industry, see also gasoline hazards; Silicosis Poisons, see Health hazards Quktddlne ............. Ru-1 Quizzes (Safetyquizzes) ...67, 100, 101 Phenex ............................. ...............-.Ru-1 POLES ......... PTM Phenol, see Carbolic acid Phenyl alpha naphthylamine...........Ru-1 Phenyl beta naphthylamine.............Ru-1 Phenyl-hydrazine ..............HJP. 10 Fhenyl-tolyl-guanidine ....................Ru-1 Phosgene............................... . . -HJ?. 9 Phosphene, see Hydrogen phosphide Phosphorus ....................Cbem-3; HJ?, 8 Photo-engraver* ................. 25 Photography...................... .. -HJP. 1, 10 physical defects...............HJP. 13 See also D-5 PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS - .HJP. 3 See also 50, 65, Con-2, D-5; HP. 5, 13 PHYSICAL THERAPY............. HP. 16 Physicians......................................HP. 5 Pickers ................................................. T-l Picking machines................................ W-l Pickling rooms................ 25, Au-1, Me-1 picnics ............................................ *0, *67 Picric acid............... 25, Chem-3; HP. 10 Pig machines......................................Me-2 Pike poles ............................................... 41 Pile driving..................... Con-3 Piling material..........................45, 54, 59 Piling material--Bakeries................ F-3 See also FU-1 Portable electric tools, see Tools-- Electric POSTERS See also 93, CE-2, D-5 38 Posture .................. 50 Potassium cyanide, see Cyanide Potassium hydrate, see Caustic potash Potassium hydroxide, see Caustic potash Powder carrying bags.......................... 28 POWER DEPARTMENTS.................. 96 Power hammers, see Hammers-- Power Power lines................... FU-1 POWER PLANTS ................................ 96 Power presses, see Presses--Power POWER TRANSMISSION APPARATUS............ 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 See also 31,39, 58, 70 Preserving food, see Canneries Press feeding devices ........................ 18 Presses--Cold trim................................85 Presses--Drill.........7. 10, 39, 58, Cem-4 Presses--Embossing ................. .FT-1 Presses--Filter ....................................F-l Presses--Homing................................18 Presses--Hydraulic .............................. 85 Presses--Kick ....................................... ig R.SJL-A-1, etc. ................ Ru-1 Racks--Bars ............................59, Cem-4 Racks--Boring bits .............................. 67 Racks--Chains........................................ 98 Racks--Compressed gas cylinders... ......................................................... Cem-4 Racks--Flank damps .......................... 73 Racks--Glove drying...................... PU-3 Racks---Loading ...................... ......48 Racks--Storage .......... .Cem-4, PTJ-3 Racks--Ted ............ 41, 54, 67, Cem-6 Radium paint............................. HJP. 10 Railings and hand-rails........................ ......................... 2, 7. 8, 9, 12, 73, CE-1 RAILROADS \ RR-1 Railroads, see also Electric railways RAILROADS--INDUSTRIAL............ 48 See also 17,46,59, Cem-6 RAMPS ....................................................*2 See also 59, Con-3 D-6, F-3 Rapeseed oil............... Ru-3 Rates of accidents................................. 21 RAYON MANUFACTURE.........Chem-4 Razor blades--Disposal ............. .CE-2 Reamers ....................... 47 Records of accidents................. 21 Piling material--Barrels and drums Presses--Platen ................................PP-2 Recreational activities ......50; HP. 5 ........................... 25, 54, 59, F-6, Pet-6 Piling material--Bars and pipes........ . .,,.,,17 39 59 Fling material--ESBeta.................. Me-4 Piling material--Boxes and cartons.. .............. ............................ ............54, 59 Piling material--Bricks ..................... .17 Piling material--Cylindrical objects .. .................... ............................. 59, PF-1 Piling material--Foundries ......17, 73 Piling material--Hotel linens........ CE-2 Piling material--Lumber .17, W-l, W-2 Piling material--Pipe, see Piling material--Bars and pipes Piling material--Poles........PU-3, FU-4 Piling material--Sacks........................ .............. ..17, 54, 59, Cem-5, F-3, F-6 PRESSES--POWER ......... 18 See also 39, 45,79, Cem-4 PRESSURE VESSELS--STEAM JACKETED VESSELS, DIGEST ERS, STILLS, BLOW CASES, AUTOCLAVES, ETC................... 68 See also Ru-2 ....... :.77Pressure welding, see Welding PRIME MOVERS ...............9 Printing establishments...................... 52 Prizes and awards ............................... ........ 40, 67, 74, 83, 100, 101. D-5 Propaldehyde ................................. ttp g Propane ........................... 61, 95; HP. 8 Propionic add........ .................... Chem-1 Propionitrile.................................. HP. 9 Propyl alcohol, see Alcohols Recreational activities, aee also En tertainment; Picnics Red ochre..........................--........... Ru-3 Red oxide................. Ru-3 Reflectors--Maintenance............. .....22 Refrigerants..............................37, 61, 78 REFRIGERATION (MECHANICAL) .............................................................. 61 See also F-3, F-4, Ref-2 Refrigeration, see also Ice Regulations, see Standards Rehabilitation of injured workers ... .....................................................HP. 16 Remote control apparatus.......... .....5 REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ...70 See also Cem-4, D-6. ER-1 Report forms for accidents................ 21 Pine tar ............................................. Ru-3 Pine--Tensile and compressive Propyl compounds.........................HP. 9 Propylene .......................................up g Resinous materials......... Ru-1; HP. 10 Resistox ..............................................Ru-1 strength ........................ 78 Protein precipitants, see Astringents Respirators, see Breathing apparatus PIPE LINES AND TANKS . .Chem-1 Protoplasmic poisons................... HJP. 9 Responsibility for accidents............ D-5 Pipe lines, aee also Pipes Prussian blue ................................... ru-3 Restaurants................ CE-1, CE-2, Ref-2 Piperidonium pentametbylene Prussic add, see Hydrocyanic add; Restaurants, see also Bakery opera dithiocarbamate ....... Ru-1 Hydrogen cyanide tions; Hotels; Knives Pipes--Handling and laying .54, Chem-1 Psychological tests for drivers, see Resuscitation....................29, 93; HP. 7 Pipes--Linear expansion .................... 78 Drivers and driving--Commercial Rewards, see Banners and flags; Bonus Piping--Engines ......................................9 --Examinations systems; Emblems; Prizes and Piping--Materials of construction .. Public accidents......... CE-2, D-5, FU-1 awards .....................................................Chem-1 Public accidents, see also Drivers and Rheostats ............................................ ..29 PIPING SYSTEMS-- driving--Commercial Ring, connecting--Chains .................... 6 IDENTIFICATION ...................... 88 PUBLIC UTILITIES FU-1, PU-S, PU-4 Risers, see Treads and risers Piston clearances--Engines.................. 9 Pulley retainers ........................... 85 Rivet making machines ...................... 85 Pitch............................... Rn-3; HP. 9, 10 Pulleys ...............................................^'31 Rivets and riveting ............................ Pits--Repair ......................... D-6, ER-1 Pumice .............................................. ... ..............41, 47, 85, Cem-4, ER-1, Me-3 Planers--Metal working...................... 39 Punch presses, see Presses--Power Rock drilling .................... Cem 1; HP. 4 Planers---Wood-working . .7, 20, 32, W-l PURCHASING DEPARTMENTS .108 Rock dusting........................................104 Plans, see Checking plans See also 87, 83 ROD MILLS......................................Me-t Plant yards and grounds, see Yards Push track cars ..............................RR-1 Rollers .....................................................54 Plaques, see Prizes and awards Plaster of Paris, see Gypsum Pyrethrum ................................. HJ?. 10 Pyridine.......................................... ttt g ROPE--FIBER .......................................g See also 26, 70, Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 9 Heavy face-type indicates an entire pamphlet an the.subject...Light face type indicates a brief reference to the subject In the pamphlet. Subjtct Pamptilaf Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject Pamphlet Number ^ ROPE--WIRE........................................356 Shapers--Metal working..................... 39 SPRAY COATING............................... 91 See also Con-1 Shapers--Wood-working........... 20, W-l- See also 31, 52, D-6, ER-1, Pel-8, Rope slings..................................6, Con-1 Rosin, see Colophony Rottenstone, see Tripoli Rubber cement ...........D-6; H.P. 14 RUBBER INDUSTRY Re-1, Ro-2, Kn-S See also 52, HJP. 10 ___ RUBBER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT ...........................................................PU-3 Sharp-edged material--Handling ... .16 Shears--Power............... ..59, 85, Me-3 Sheathes for tools............................... 41 Sheet metal................... Me-3 Shellac ............................ Ru-3 Shields--Add valves............25, Chem-1 Shields--Foundries ................................ 73 W-l Sprinklers, see Fire extinguishers SPROCKETS AND CHAINS.............. 8 See also Cem-4 Stabfllte ................. Stacks, see Chimneys Ru-1 STAIRS AND STAIRWAYS .............. 2 See also 93, 99, CE-l, Con-1 See also 16 Shields--Welding ................................ 105 Stake puller............... PP-1 Rugs--Non-slip ................................CE5-1 SHIPPING ROOMS..............................59 STAMPING--HOT METAL ..............85 V-S** - RUBES ............................80 See also 93 Runways ................................................. 12, 48, 64, 59, Cem-6, Con-1, Con-3, F-3, PT-1 S Sacks-Storage ........................................ ................ 54, 59, Cem-5, F-3, F-4, F-5 Safe loads, see Loads Safety dogs......................... ...................39 SAFETY MAN IN INDUSTRY........ 84 See also 42 Safety meetings, see Meetings Safety quizzes .............67, 100, 101 Safety rules, see Rules Safety stops, see Starting and stopping devices SAFETY STUNTS .................100, 101 See "loo 67 Safety valves, see Valves--Safety Safe*....................... Ru-1 Salamanders..............................31, Con-1 Sales managers ...................................... 93 Salesmen................................................D-5 Sand-blasting ....................................Me-1 Sand cutters--Foundries...................... 73 Sand mills--Foundries.......................... 73 Sand sampling cones............................ 73 Sand sifters--Foundries...................... 73 fhiT'dalM .................................. ..16 Sanders........................................20. W-l Sanding tracks--Cranes........................ 4 SANITATION ........................................27 See also 107, W-l Sanitation, see also Locker rooms; Wash rooms Sawdust.......................................... HJP. 4 Sawmills--Inspection............................ 75 Saws--Band .................20, Cem-4, W-l Saws--Circular ..................................... ............ 20, 59. 76, 78, D-6, FP-1, W-l Saws--Cracked ......................................76 Saws--Hack................................ 39 Saws--Hand............................................41 Saws--Hot........................................8, 85 Sawyers--Protective clothing.............16 SCAFFOLDS ......................................... 12 See also 70, 78, 99, Con-1 Scales....................................................... 59 Score boards, see Bulletin boards Scoring machines.............. Ref-1, Ref-2 See also F-5, Me-3 Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) Shipping rooms, see also Handling questionnaire ..................... 100 material; Piling material Standards......................................... 53, 78 Shoes....................................... 16, 39.103 Starch........................................... 104, F-2 Shoring ............................................. Con-3 STARTING AND STOPPING Shoulder protection .............................. 16 DEVICES ........................................ .5 Shovels--Hand...............................41, 54 See also 8, 9,39, 70 Shovels--Mechanical........ Cem-6, Cbn-3 Static electricity, see Electricity--Static Shower baths .25, 27, 60, Chem-3, CE-2 Steam jacketed vessels........................68 Shredders........................................... PP-1 Shuttle guards..................................... T-l Steam separators--Engines..................9 Steam shovels, see Shovels--Mechanical Sidewalk sheds ......................................12 Stearic acid ...................................Ru-3 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSooooUoooollimlkillikIIiiikiezoagigaglgdGLdddcaaddatiniudectnttnnnosnkaaepIpiitgeteNougulCrPSoesSeesakhsalwsa*aremima--sn--peStrieclTt--lO--lesfnssaoa,fsseerulsf-----r--hdgnn--RsaSleoC1cHCsk.la.haeie.pd.acc.IIo.h...auoIW.ClNm.,S...tkae.ls..nov...x.si.ln..ci...o.re.rooD.s.ln..d.m.oa.iD.i.ail.sr...d...e.nerr..s..r.....o.ued.H.ntseu.....e..ee.i.3a.sUr........td..ge,sa...u.y....r,,..ln.P....T......sts.rrets.S.....c...d..s8..s.....r.s.a..oa.,.e.........t..e..i..0..i..s..T...i.sa..e...nl.....4..o..e.p..s,.e...................g.lR.....D..e.n........9..D....e...............e....r.......3p......r...I......w.a......e.........o..A..,....o.....H...........6...i.......r....p....l9....w....o..4C.L.mr..,.....a..........7.6......o....8......d..p......rmh......8..,........a..a,........k.e.......ie.....,........C.t..tm...d........r....C.sm...i........C....s...t...e....s...........i.e...e...........-s.o.m........2..........3m...r......3...n.........7.s.......-......;......1...-..-..1....;.--...........1.6...,....H..H...,..C..C...H....,..,......4......S..M.JM.......h...h..J.M.....PP....8P...l..P.ePP4ePR.eR..a..2.a.e....e.,,mmT..d.UPt.Fru..ru..Tt5-21-213g3--58-17-----2---2801163010239e,391111l,CheSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSmuuUttuttuuttttttuTtttttTooreuorooooe-relog.llalpeGl3IneppEp.rnrpdcpecepLa.ekaphnsSeSs.shhkttldklpGhE.Lrhs--regc,potg.etreeiiaoii.ott,LrcSoEneuphedn.ribeteeerosrn.Thpssorgd.--aoSreeeuema.neugabepmI...pmtxes.rT.cNl.leiogsl.nis.Pdsvs.aoesusn...s.tIt.o.i.ofs,eh.DSensOioS..lt..l,h.Eg.o..pl...iv.tls..simsl..r.a.s6UtvNe..en.6.i.nT.eid..ac...e..zf7..le...8.r.egS.e..ee.i.a..ie.R.....i,e...rq..aSn.....ves.1....t.MsW.T.t....W.....y.rOn.i,...t..eu..Y0...sc....s....s.R...e...d...a..s.0.ea.ar....So.s...L..........-.......riYt..s.n.e...r....1...a..euT.E....r...e..c.....e....d........,..h.....nE.l.o.....h.......U...s............o.......M.m.t.o...M.....S..s......s.........u.....M.....u...........t......pe...t......S.s....a.....s.....a.........r.-......_e.........ie.e....2........r.r......_...s.........s...wts..,........._......i..............s.n........_......Ma...........i.............g..v.........y............e..........e............s.........-..........a......S......C..C....H......V..n...........,.C.....h..h....d...C2....Ie....M.P.Re.e.e.*3...9....ot....m.m.m.PF,,L-...u.e..n145781554---7------311208151942054818I Sodium cyanide, see Cyanides Sodium hydrate, see Caustic soda Sodium hydrosulphite ................ Chem-1 Sodium hydroxide, see Caustic soda Sodium hypochloride.................... HJP. 10 Sodium hypochlorite ...................Chem-1 Sodium hyposulphite .................. Chem-1 Sodium metaaUicate .................. HJP. 10 Sodium nitrate..............................Chem-1 Sodium silicate............................HP. 10 Sodium sulphate.......................... Chem-1 Sodium sulphide..........................Chem-1 Sulphur dioxide ..................61, 95, Mar-1, Ru-3; HJP, 9 Sulphuric acid ....................................... 25, 63, Chem-1, Chem-3, Chem-4, Ru-3; HP. 9,10 Sulphurous add............................ Chem-1 Sulphuryl chloride .......................Chem-1 Supersulphur...................................... Ru-1 Switches--Electric.............. . 29, 31, 69, 70, 76, 96; Cem-4, Chem-5 Switches--Railroad.......... 48, 99, Cem-6 Scrap................................................... Me-4 Solvents, see Flammable liquids and Screens--Add ......................... Chem-1 vapors T Screens--Chip.........................39, Cem-4 Soot removal--Boilers............... 3 Tackle--Lifting capacity ....................78 Screens--Foundries ........... 73 Spats .. ................................................... .. Tags--Machinery................ 70, 75, Ref-2 Screens--Tunnels ............................Con-2 SPECIFICATIONS FOB SAFETY ..53 Thlc ................. Ru-3 Screens--Welding.................................. 70 Speed--Belts ....... 7 Talks--Suggestions........................42, 93 Screwdrivers............ .............................41 Speed--Flywheels ..........................9, 78 Tallow melters................. 68 Screw machines......................................39 Speed--Grinding wheels ............. 13, 78 Tank cant............................................... Selenium............... Ru-3 Speed--Grindstones ........... 78 ..25, 48, 52, 71, 95, Chem-1. Chem-5 Service stations, see Garages Speed--Pulleys ......................................78 TANKS--CHEMICAL PLANTS Chan-1 SET SCREWS..................... 8 Speed--Saws .........................20, 78, W-l See also 25, 34, 63, PP-1, HI*. 9 I See also 70 Splices--Ropes..................................... Tanks--Cleaning and repairing........ Seventy rates of aeddents.................. 21 Sputters ............................................. PP-1 .........................52, 63, Chem-1; HP. 9 i l SHAFTING ............. 8 Splitting machines............................ PT-1 Tanks, Cylindrical--Contents.......... 78 See also 31, 52, 58, 78, Con-2 Spontaneous ignition . .34, 46, 78, 91,104 Tan}cs---Dimensions .................. . ,78 Shaking-out operations .................. Me-1 Spoolers................................................. T-l Tanks--Pip............. 31, 34, Cem-4, Me-1 f 10 INDEX TO SAFE PRACTICES AND HEALTH PRACTICES PAMPHLETS `Heavy face type indicates an entire'pamphlet-on' the"subject, Light face type Indicates a brief reference to the subject in the pamphlet. Subject PsmpliM Number Subject Pamphlet Number Subject PempMet Number Tanks--Flammable liquids.................. Transfer cars...................................Me-2 Vulcanol ............................................ Rn-1 25, 34, 63, Cem-3. Chem-1, Chem-5, Transformers......................................... 29 Vulcone ..............................................Ru-1 D-6 Transmission lines--Static electricity 52 wTANKS FOB OILS, ACIDS AND DBF Transmission machinery, see Power MATERIALS ................................. Tanks--Hot water............................... 68 transmission apparatus Treads and risers....................................2 Waiters ................................. .....CE-2 Tanks--Rendering'........................ 68, F-l Tree trimming..................................FU-1 Walls--Cleaning .................... ............ 22 Tannic acid for bums...................Chem-S Trenching ..........................................PU-1 WAREHOUSES .................... ............59 Tannic acid, see also Astringents Treaties............................... 48, 99, Cem-6 See also CE-1, Cem-4, F-3, F-5. TANNING INDUSTRY.................. FT-1 See also HT. 1 Tar.................................. Chem-3; HP. 10 Tar color industry ....................... HJP. 1 Taxicab operators, see Drivers and driving--Commercial Tea tasting................ .................... HJP, 6 Tellurium ............... Ku-3 Temperatures ................................. 50, 78 Tenoners.................... ......... .20, W-l Termites ................................... ....Cem-6 Tests--Linemen's equipment .... .PU-3 Triae ................................................... Ru-1 Trichloraethane ............................ HP. 9 Trichloroethylene.................... HP. 9, 10 Trichloromethane ..................... HP. 9 Triethyl-trymethylene-triamine .. .Ru-1 Trimene ............................................. Ru-1 Trinitrophenol, see Picric acid Tri-nitro-toluene ......................... HP. 10 Triphenyiguanidine .......................... Ru-1 Tripoli ................................................. Ru-3 Tripolite, see Diatomaceoua earth Tri-sodiura phosphate ................HP. 10 Me-3 Warehouses, see also Handling material; Piling material Warpers.................................................T-l Wash houses............ ................ 27, Con-2 WASH ROOMS ....................................27 See also 96, Cem-6; HP.9, 10 Waste cans .................... ................31, 45 Watchmen.............................................. 24 Water--Drinking, see Drinking water Water scaler ........................................F-3 Waxes........................Ru-1, Ru-3; HP.10 Test--Ropes............................................ 26 Tests--Rubber protective equipment .......................................................... .FU-3 Tetrachlorethylene ........................ HJP- 8 Tetrachlorethane............................ HJP. 8 Trolley wire guards........................... .48 Trophies, see Prizes and awards Truck operators, see Drivers and Driving--Commercial Trucks--Compressed gas cylinders .. Weights of materials...................... 78 WELDING--ELECTRIC.................... 105 See also 14, 16, 39, 70, Cem-4, D-6. ER-1, Me-l, Me-3, Voc-1 WELDING--GAS ..................................23 Tetrachlormethane ........................ HJP. 9 Tetrethyl lead.................................HP. 9 Tetra-methyl-tbiuram-disulphide . .Ru-1 ................................... 23. 71, 95, Cem-4 Trucks---Cradle ................................ ER-1 Trucks--Foundries ........................... ...73 See also 14, 16, 39, 70, 95, 105, D-6, ER-1, Me-3 Westlnghouse Electric A Mfg. Co. Tetra-methyl-thiuram-monoaulphide TRUCKS--HAND.................................. 54 questionnaire ..................1............ 67 .......................................................... .Ku-1 See also 20. 39, 59, 81.CE-1. CE-2, Wheel dressers................. 13 Tetryl ..............................................HP. 10 Cem-5, ER-1, F-2, F-3, F-5, Me-3, Wheelbarrows ..17, 54, 73, Oem-6, Con-3 TEXTILE INDUSTRY ...................... T-l , See also 52; HP. L 4 Therapy, see Physical therapy Thermit welding, see Welding PP-1, Pet-8. W-l, W-2 Trucks--Motor vehicle ........................ 52,54, Cem-4. Cem-6, Con-3, PU-1, Ref-1 White elephant............................ 100, 101 Whiting ............................................. Ru-3 Winches ................................................... 48 Wind force........ ....................................78 Thiocarbanilide...................................Ru-1 TRUCKS--POWER ......................... ...55 Winders ..................................... PP-1, T-l Thionex...............................................Ru-1 See also 33, 59, 103, Au-2, W-2 Wire--Current carrying capacities .. Thiophene....................................HP. 9 Tiads ................................................. Ru-1 .........................................................29, 78 Threshing machines--Static Tumblers--Dry cleaning.................... L-l Wire cutters............................... 41, PP-1 electricity ........................................ 52 Tumblers--Foundries........................... WOMEN WORKERS..........................107 Tiering machines....................... 59 .........................32, Au-1, Me-l; HP. 4 See also 16, 73 Tin--Strength ........................................ 78 TUNNELS ........................................Con-2 Wood alcohol, see Alcohols Tires, see Handling material--Tires Turntables--Railroad................ 48, RR-1 WOOD FURNITURE ......................W-l Titanium dioxide................................ Ru-3 Turpentine....................Ru-3; HP. 6. 10 Wood pulp ........................Chetn-4, PP-1 Tobacco workers........ ...................HJP. 6 Twisters ............................................... T-l Wood refuse........................................... 46 Toeboards.......................................2, 9,12 WOOD SCAFFOLDS............................12 Toggle presses, see Presses--Toggle U Wood staining ..................................HPL TOILET ROOMS .................................... 27 Toluene...................... '..........Ru-3; HP, 9 Toluidine........................................ HP. 9 Tolyl phenylguanidlne...................... Ru-1 Tomato washing equipment................ F-l Ultramarine blue .............................. Ru-S Umber............................... .Ru-3 Unhairing machines ........................ PT-1 Ureka................................................... Ru-1 WOOD-WORKING PLANTS .. .20, W-l See also HP.l, 4 Wrecking, see Demolition of buildings Wrenches ..........................................41, 70 Wrenches--Hopper car__ .41, 46. 48, 73 Tongs--Blacksmith........................ 41, 54 Tongs--Drop hammers........................ 85 Tongs--Foundries.................................,73 Tongs--Hot metal plates.............. Cem-4 Tongs--Ice ........................................ Ref-1 Tool boxes--Cranes ................................ 4 Tool handles.................... ......... 41, 64, 67 Tool rooms................................ 39, 41, 70 TOOLS--ELECTRIC ............................ 76 See also 39, 70, 93, Me-3 TOOLS--HAND ..................................... 41 See also 39, 54, 59, 70. 76. 93, 103, V.GP..................................................... Rn-1 Vacuum cleaners......................73, HP. 4 Valves--Acid lines................................ 25 Valves--Blow-off........................ 3, Mar-2 Valves--Safety..............................3, 9, 49 Valves--Stop ..........................................49 Valves, see also Locks--Valves Vapors, see Flammable liquids and vapors; Fumes; Gases Vats--Chemicalplants .......................-..-25 Xanthates ................... Chem-4, Ru-1 X-rayB ............................................. H.P.10 Xylene ....................................Ru-3; HPJ YARDS .................................................. 17 See also 48, 73, Cem-6, Pet-8, W-l Yards, see also Lumber-yards Yellow ochre ..................................... Ru-3 CE-L Cem-4. Cem-6. Con-3. Me-l, Vats--Tanning ..................................PT-1 W-l Veneer machinery..............................W-l Tools--Hand, see also Backs--Tools Venetian red, see Red oxide Tools--Machine.......................50. Cem-4 VENTILATION .............................37 TOPICS FOR SAFETY MEETINGS 93 See also 13. 25, 32, 50, 73, 91. Torches--Fire hazards .......................31 Chem-5 Torches--Lighting...........................Cem-3 Ventilation, see alsoExhaust systems Torches--Welding........................... 23 Vermilion ........................................... Ru-3 Toxic fumes, vapors and liquids, see Vibration--Machinery................... 11, 50 Health hazards Vinera ................................................... F-l TRACK CARS..................................RR-1 Visitors ............. 3 Track clearances............... 17 Visors on caps........................................ 16 Track skates .......................................... 17 VOCATIONAL TRAINING...........Voc-I Tractors, see Trucks--Power Vulcanex ............................................. Ru-1 Trailers ................................. 55, Cem-4 Training, see Employees--Training VULCANIZERS See also 68 .......................... Ru-2 Zimate............................. Ru-1 2iinc butyl xantbate.......................... Ru-1 Zinc chilis............................................... 23 Zinc chloride . .Chem-1, Chem-3; HPJ.0 Zinc cyanide, see Cyanides Zinc ethyl xanthate.................... .Ru-1 Zinc isopropyl xanthate..................Ru-1 Zinc oxide..............................Ru-3; HJP.4 Zinc oxidized salt of dimethyl-dithio- carbamlc acid ............................ Ru-l Zinc salt of dithio-furoic acid........ Ru-1 Zinc--Strength ................................. .78 Zinc sulphide................. Ru-3 Zyklon--B ........................................ Mar-1 SAFE PRACTICES, SPECIAL INDUSTRIES AND HEALTH PRACTICES. PAMPHLETS LISTED BY NUMBER AND TITLE GENERAL SAFE PRACTICES PAMPHLETS 1. Ladder* 2. Stairs and Ramps 3. Safe Operation of Steam Boilers 4. Overhead Traveling- Cranes 5. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part I) Starting and Stopping Devices 8. Fiber Rope 7. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part Zt) Belts and Belt Guards 8. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Fart HI) Shafting, Coupling, Keys, Collars. Set Screws, Pulleys, Gears, Sprockets and 9. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part IV) Prime Movers emors) 10. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part V) Bearings, Oil ers and Oiling Devices ID Floors and Flooring 12. Scaffolds 13. Grinding Wheels 14. Goggles 15. Elevators 16. Protective Clothing 17. Plant Yards and Grounds 18. Power Presses 19. Exits, Fire Alarms and Fire Drills 20. Woodworking Machinery and Equipment 2D Standard Industrial Injury Report ing System 22. Industrial Shop Lighting 23. Gas Welding and Flame Cutting 24. Fire Extinguishment 25. Acids and Caustics 26. Wire Rope 27. Industrial Sanitation (Drinking Water, Wash and Locker Rooms and Toilet Facilities) 28. Commercial Explosives 29. Electric Equipment in Industrial Plants 30. Discontinued 31. Fire Causes and Prevention 32. Exhaust Systems 33. Hoisting Apparatus 34. Industrial Explosion Hazards (Gases, Vapors and Flammable Liquids) 35. Conveyors 36. Fire Brigades 37. Industrial Ventilation 38. Safely Posters and Bulletin Boards 39. Machine Shops 40. Suggestion Systems 4D Hand Tools 42. Organizing a Complete Industrial Safety Program 43. Discontinued 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 for Reducing Fatigue 51. Discontinued 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 57. Discontinued 58. Mechanical Power Transmission Apparatus (Part VI) Construction of Machinery Guards 59. Warehouses and Shipping Roams 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 Hew Employees 66. Discontinued 67. Maintaining Interest in Safety 68. Pressure Vessels--Fired and Un- flred (Part H) Steam Jacketed Vessels, Digesters, Stills, Blow Cases, Autoclaves, etc. 69. Discontinued 70. Safe Practices for Maintenance and Repair Men 7D Safe Handling of Chlorine 72. Safety Committees 73. Foundries 74. Safety Contests 75. Safety Inspections 76. Portable Electric Hand Tods 77. Safety Meetings 78. Mathematical Tables and Data for the Safety Engineer 79. Accident* and the Engineer 80. Industrial Safety Rules -- Their Formulation and Use 8D Industrial Accident Prevention SigM \ &2. Discontinued 83. Training for First Aid and Rules for First Aid Contests 84. The Safety Man in Industry 85. Safe Practice* in Forging and Hot Metal Stamping 86. Discontinued 87. Safety in the Medium-Sized Plant 88. Identification of Piping Systems 89. Discontinued SO. Discontinued 9D Spray Coating 92. Discontinued 93. Topics for Safety Meetings 94. Discontinued 95. Compressed Gases 96. Industrial Power Departments 97. Safe Operation of Pulverized Cool Systems 98. Use and Care of Hoisting Chains 69. Falls of Workers -- Their Causes and Prevention 100. Safety Stunts--Part I 10D Safety Stunts--Part n 102. Oft-the-Job Accidents 103. Purchasing for Safety 104. Dust Explosions 105. Electric Welding 106. In Preparation 107. Women in Industry PAMPHLETS FOR SPECIAL INDUSTRIES Au-1 Heat Treating Au-2 Safe Practices in Motor Block Testing: Ce-l 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-S Cement Burning Member! gee gnutlgd 10 out copy sf etnj gf tbt jectionmi pgmpbtgil luted btrg mbeee they ptereheut tbt {tmplete jet gf Genreel Seje Practices Pampb- 1*11. Health Pratteen PgmpbUfl get HOT tnelecded I* tbil special seriti. Cem-4 Safe Practices in Cement MUX Shops Cem-5 Storing, Packing and Shipping Cement Cem-6 Cement Mill Yards and Railroads Chem-1 Chemical Pipe Lines and Tanks as Causes of Accidents Chem-2 Fume Poisoning from Nitric and Mixed Add Chem-3 Chemical Burns (Their Nature and Treatment) Chem-4 Safety in Rayon Manufacture Chem-6 Pyroxylin Lacquer Manufacture Chem-6 Qyanide Compounds Con-1 Preventing Accidents in Building Construction, Con-2 Safety and Health in Tunnel and Caisson Work Con-3 Safety in Excavation Work