Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of Operations Dollars in millions We began the year 2001 experiencing the fluctuations in produc tion runs that resulted from our original equipment (OE) customers trying to balance existing inventories and production schedules with the demands of an uncertain marketplace.

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Sources of Help 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 associations, public agencies, and private service organizations These sources are numerous and their charters of responsibility are varied As an aid in the safety profes sional's search for information, this chapter classifies these sources and defines their functions A chart showing how the various sources of information can be tapped m order to find a solution to a safety problem is ex hibited in Fig 14-1, shown on the next page 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 State authorities 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 law and the standards, it may be found that requirements for safety set up in the plant are still not met and further advice is necessary Insurance companies or their associations mav 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 equip ment ma/ have a safety committee that can be contacted for specific information If no solution is found, it may be necessary to consult a service organization, such as the National Safety Council, and present the problem to the unified thinking of one of its sectional committees, its industrial staff, or both Service Organizations National Safety Council 425 North Michigan Ave , Chicago III 60611 The National Safets Council is the largest organization in the world devoting its entire effort to the prevention of injury It is non profit and nonpolitica!

Nova Scotia Department of Labour (Minuter), Sir John Thompson Bldg, 1256 Barrington St, Hali fax Fire Marshal Director of Industrial Safety Workmen's Compensation Board (Chairman), PO Box 1150, Halifax Ontario Department of Labour (Minister), 8 York Street, Toronto Safety and Technical Services (Director), 44 Victoria St, Toronto Boiler Inspection, Construction Safety, Elevator Inspection, Industrial Safety Branch Prince Edward Island Workmen's Compensation Board (Chairman), PO Box 757, Charlottetown Department of Labour, Industry and Commerce (Minister), PO Box 2000, Charlottetown Quebec Department of Labour (Minister), 2875 Launer Blvd, Quebec 10 Inspection Service of Industrial and Commer cial Establishments and Public Buildings (Provincial Director) Workmen's Compensation Board (Chairman), 524 Bourdageg St, Quebec Saskatchewan Department of Labour (Minister), 2350 Alberta St, Regina Electrical and Elevator Inspection (Chief) Boilers and Pressure Vessels (Chief Inspector) Fire Commissioner Labor Standards (Director) Workmen's Compensation Board (Chairman), 1840 Lome St, Regina Private provincial agencies In many provinces of Canada, accident pievention associations exist under the law Some are concerned with the safety problems of a single industry, others comprise associa tions representing vanous industries, still others encompass all industry within the province Employers assessed under the Workmen's Compensation Act of the province become members Industrial accident prevention m Canada is largely handled by the following groups British Columbia Bntish Columbia Loggers' Association (Manager), 550 Burrard St, Vancouver Bntish Columbia Lumber Manufacturers Associa tion (Safety Director), 302 Forest Industnes Bldg, 550 Burrard St, Vancouver New Brunswick New Brunswick Accident Prevention Association (Secretary-Manager), PO Box 755, 55 Can terbury St, Saint John Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Accident Prevention Association (Manager), 231 Hollis St, Halifax Ontano Transportation Safety Association (Trucking) (General Manager) Industrial Accident Prevention Associations (Gen eral Manager), 74 Victoria St, Toronto Included are the following Accident Pre vention Associations Ceramics and Stone Chemical Industnes Food Products Forest Products Metal Trades Miller's Feed Manufacturers Leather, Rubber, and Tanners Ontano Retail Pnnting Trades Textile and Allied Industnes Woodworker's Ontano Pulp and Paper Manufacturers' Associa tion (Manager), 74 Victona St, Toronto Ontano Safety League (General Manager), 409 King St, Toronto Mines Accident Prevention Association of Ontario (Executive Director), 199 Bay St, Toronto Electnc Utilities Safety Association of Toronto (Manager), 81 Kclfield St, Rexdale Forest Products Accident Prevention Association (General Supenntendent), 183 First Ave, West, North Bay Ontano Highway Construction Safety Association Ontano Pulp and Papermakers Safety Association (Secretary-Engineer) Steel Erectors Accident Prevention Association Above addresses 90 Harbour St, Toronto Mines Accident Prevention Association of Ontano (Executive Director), 320 Bay St, Toronto Quebec Industrial Accident Prevention Association of Quebec (General Manager), 50 Place Cremazie, Montreal The Lumberman's Accident Prevention Associa tion, Inc (President, Secretary-Manager), 65 Ste Anne St, Quebec Quebec Asbestos Mining Association (Safety Di rector), Suite 102, 1510 Drummond St, Montreal The Quebec Metal Mines Accident Prevention 625

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