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Johns Studies of asbestos exposure and human health have produced no evidence of any health hazard to the general public from the use of finished asbestos products.

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Industrial Hygiene Digest December. 1962 PREVENTIVE ENGINEERING 1185 High Velocity Add MUti Collection. ft.

Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1 *>63 45* Bvssinosis in a Cotton.Weaving Mill.

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Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1964 425 Right From the Start.

"CALIDRIA" ASBESTOS SG-130 AND SS-210 For Tape Joint Compounds Lowers Costs Two Ways CALIDRIA Asbescos acts as a body ing and secondary chickening agenc permitting formulation of lower den sity, more economical tape joinc com pounds wichouc the sacrifice of per formance.

Industrial Hygiene Pige3t May, 1966 I SKIN DISEASES AND BURNS I 453 Optimum Temperature for Post-Burn Cooling.

Industrial Hygiene Digest October, 1966 9-12 Ultrastructural Alterations in Rat Lungs.

9=3 fel m u----- u C=0 Industrial Hygiene Digest October. 196' grains may liberate a substance which evokes epithelioid granulomas.

Human Factors Engineering POPULATION STEREOTYPES-BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES CONTROL MOVEMENT UP aUP 8 RECOMJMENDED SYSTEM (OR EQUIPMENT COMPONENT) RESPONSE DIRECTIONAL NONDIRECTIONAL RIGHT NOT RECOMMENDED FORWARD iti RECOMMENDED CLOCKWISE NOT RECOMMENDS) INCREASE* %Jlk RECOMMENDED NOT RECOMMENDED NOT RECOMMENDED RIGHT % FORWARD faff RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDED NOT RECOMMENDB3 nib RECOMMENDED NOT RECOMMENDS) - * .

Office Safety enters the office, and "taken off" when he walks out the front door In cooperation with the personnel or indus trial relations department, a continual edu cational program in on-the-job and off-the-job safety should be established forall employees, beginning with the supervisors Many firms have formal safety programs for office em ployees--movies, talks, first aid classes Whether formally or informally presented, safety can always be present it can be dis cussed in merit-rating reviews, the NSC "Travel Safety Guide" can be given to an em ployee a few weeks before he goes on vaca tion, safety can be covered during training and m procedure manuals, it can be men tioned when discussing on-the-job and offthe-job activities It can even be reflected m the personal habits and example of the boss, no matter what line level Good example.