720 CHAPTER 68 1962 Guide And Data Book blast coding.
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226 CHAPTER 15 1965 Guide And Data Book be protective.
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824 CHAPTER 52 1965 Gwide And Data Book Higher effir.Mmifq for hand-fired bituminous coal may be. obtained by careful firing of a regular or a smokeless boiler.
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OFFICERS OF THE MINING SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1961-62 General Chairman--At.
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Industrial Hygiene Digest February, 1961 205 Gas Masks for Industrial Safety.
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Industrial Hygiene Duett May. 1963 4*0 An Evaluation of the Health Physics Problems from Thorium and Its Daughters in a Thorium Purification and Fabrication Process.
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FILE NAME: Baldwin (BALD) DATE: 1963 Mar 21 DOC#: BALD029 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Inspection Report - Baldwin-Lima Hamilton Corp. - Lima Plant with Cover Letter .
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FILE NAME: CertainTeed (CERT) DATE: 1968 Mar27 DOC#: CERT037 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Newspaper Article ORM It?
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800 CHAPTER 50 Rg. 37 ....
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1961 Xational Safety Congress Edmont Ufg.
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OFFICERS OF THE MINING SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1962-63 General Chairman--Edward C Lbixaro.
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WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND INSURANCE sureds Theoretically, every policyholder is a part owner of the company and, much like the stockholder of an ordinary corpora tion, is entitled to vote at regular and spe cial meetings of the company and to share in profits earned by the company Excess earnings, if any, are returned to the mem ber insureds in the form of premium re funds, commonly called "dividends" If the premiums collected do not meet the losses and expenses incurred, each in sured may be required to contribute toward the company's loss for the period How ever, a mutual company may agree by con tract with its policyholders to limit their contingent liability to a specified sum, and, m most states, a mutual company may also write completely nonassessable policies A reciprocal exchange is an association of insureds or subscribers who authorize an attomey-m-fact to exchange insurance for them A percentage of the premium paid by each subscriber is deducted by the attomey-m-fact, who agrees to meet all ex penses of management except claim ex penses Losses and claim expenses are paid out of the remainder of the premiums, with dividends or assessments declared depend ing upon the losses State insurance funds In some states, funds have been set up by the state to provide insurance The state acts as an insurer, collecting premiums and offering protection against specified haz ards Usually, the state fund is empowered to wnte only workmen's compensation in surance, or workmen's compensation and employer's liability insurance.
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Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 1964 termination of the exposure to lead, hastening removal of lead from the body through the use of edetate and dimercaprol, symptomatic therapy for encephalopathy, and the prevention of re-exposure to lead.
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' i 5=3 OO I_____ Industrial Hygiene Digest May, 196-1 oxide concentrations in some of these cities are also presented.
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Industrial Hygiene Digest Ultrasonic(s) effect on secretion of 5-hydroxy-3indoleacetic acid in diagnosis of intracranial masses 72 24 Waste disposal from petrochemical plants lagooning raw wastes literature review for 1963 pollution by organic pesticides 106 103 104 105 Waxes, safety of petroleum 42 Whiplash injuries 22 Women gynecologic problems in aviation 20 X-rays hazard in small.animal veterinary practice 76 Zinc concentrations in rivers of Chesapeake Bay region 48 January,1965 r\ 03121797
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