746 CHAPTER 46 1965 Guide And Data Book the advantage of locating the mechanical equipment awayfrom the humid exhaust-air stream. - Air velocities usually vary from 300 to 400 fpm in counter flow towers.

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902 CHAPTER 60 1965 Guide And Data Book tors, the humidity in the food-storage compartment is low dimensions, both of which are influenced by competitive due to the presence in the cabinet of the cold evaporator,.. considerations.

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HUMAN BEHAVIOR AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY minimize or ignore the work already being earned on to reduce accidents Safety de vices, safer machines, safe work layout, and many other aids and measures all are a part of the total program The human fac tor is one more aspect of the whole in volved system The total working atmosphere must be considered Man controls his environment to a large degree, and everything which makes it warm, fnendly, pleasant, and se cure contributes to safety If the work situ ation is perceived by the people to be cold, hostile, or threatening, it will work against the objectives sought by safety men The worker's reaction to the work place de pends partly on the physical surroundings, but even more on the relationships he has with others If these are good, the rest of the environment is of less importance, but if neither is good, the stage is set for acci dents Men, machines, and materials are three of the mam components of industry.

C=3 Industrial Hygiene Digest April, 196 safety tenet that "safety must have top management support. " It is believed that close introspection will produce the corollary, "management must have the safety engineer's support.

Industrial Hygiene Digest January, 1965 57 Survey of Workers Exposed to Chlordane.

Industrial Hygiene Digest September. 1966 907 Second Look at Safety.

fel > j Q L--J C=3 February, 1967 Volume XXXI No. 2 INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE DIGEST Literature and News Industrial Hygiene Foundation 4400 Fifth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa. 15213 NEWS ITEMS 97 The Soap and Detergent Association Survey Highlights Need For Employee Cleanliness Progra in Industry.- According to questionnaires completed and returned by 69 industrial medical directors repre senting 220, 000 workers in about 100 plants in 1964, skin health hazards are present in almost every form of industrial endeavor.

. v=3 fel c=a Industrial Hygiene Digest August, 1 showing evidence of pulmonary edema.

Industrial Hygiene Digest December, 1967 1184 Absorption and Translocation of Dieldrin by Forage Crops.

Exposure to Asbestos during the Servicing of Brakes of Passenger Cars July 1968 Dr D E Hickish - 1/163 Industrial Hygiene Specialist COATES PRODUCED BY FORD IN SCF-ALLF-03012 PLAINTIFF'S 4 EXHIBIT 1 WV-06336 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT I INTRODUCTION .