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23--Sources of Help HI Fic 23-1 --Method of finding information necessary to solve a safety problem Try sources in order presented, starting with this Manual The safety professional frequently needs highly specialized or up-to-the-minute, yetunpublished information, as well as knowl edge of the work and publications of trade as sociations, public agencies, and private service organizations These sources are numerous and their charters of responsibility are varied As an aid m the safety professional's search for information, this chapter classifies these sources and defines their functions A chart showing how the various sources of informa tion can be tapped in order to find a solution to a safety problem is exhibited in Fig 23-1 On a particularly difficult problem, such as the guarding of a special machine for ex ample, it may be necessary to write to a num ber of sources before the best solution can be obtained Federal and state authonties can furnish the minimum requirements under the law Standards from a number of sources must be consulted to see whether or not the problem has already been answered After a review of the laws and the stand ards, it may be found that requirements for 592 safety set up in the establishment are still not met and further advice is necessary Insur ance companies or their associations may shed light through their knowledge of a similar problem solved in another plant The trade association in the industry that is the prime user of the equipment may have a safety com mittee that can be contacted for specific in formation If no solution is found, it may be necessary to consult a service organization, such as the National Safety Council, and present the prob lem to the unified thinking of one of its sec tional committees, its industrial staff, or both Service Organizations National Safety Council 444 North Michigan Ave, Chicago, III 60611 The National Safety Council is the largest organization in the world devoting its entire effort to the prevention of accidents It is nonprofit and nonpolitical Its staff members work as a team with more than 2000 volunteer

34--Welding and Cutting Most welding and cutting processes--for construction, demolition, maintenance, and re pair-use portable, manually operated equip ment The major portion of this chapter discusses ways of minimizing the hazards encountered in this type of intermittent op eration Since production line welding and cutting equipment is usually permanently installed, the source of hazards can be mini mized through safe design The safety pro fessional, however, can use this chapter to help him check the operation and mainte nance of production line equipment The detailed specifications of ANSI Stand ard Z49 1, Safety in Welding and Cutting, should be followed In addition, city, state, and Federal codes and regulations, where applicable, should be consulted This chapter uses the American Welding Society's welding and cutting definitions A welder is "one who is capable of per forming a manual or semiautomatic welding operation."

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