MACHINE TOOLS a spring release to return the guard to a position clearing the work.

EXHAUST SYSTEMS, GENERAL 6- COMFORT VENTILATION ture from the body is slow, and a wanner feeling is experienced than would be ex pected from the temperature indicated by the thermometer In general, the most de sirable relative humidity range seems to be between 30 and 50 per cent.

HAND AND PORTABLE POWER TOOLS should have the blade or nvet extending through the handle Also, both blade and handle should be insulated except at the tip Shock tools A hammer should have a securely wedged handle suited to the type of head used The handle should be smooth, free of oil, shaped to fit the hand, and of the specified size and length.

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ELEMENTS OF INDUSTRIAL TOX1COLOCY parable to ether in intensity If kept in any large quantity, it should be stored with the precautions appropriate for ether Acetaldehyde processes should be well en closed and isolated because of its intense irritant properties It affects primarily the skin and the upper respiratory passages be cause of its relatively high solubility m water A high concentration may produce sudden death from spasm of the throat Lower concentrations produce coughmg and inflammation of the nose, throat, and eyes Paraldehyde, die solid form to which acetaldehvde polymerizes has long been used in medicine as a narcotic and soporific In this form, its irritant properties are greatly reduced and the narcotic effect can be ob served.

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MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT Fig. 44-5.

PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT WELDON R.

INDEX Boldface numbers refer to chapters of the book, hghtface numbers refer to pages m a given chapter, i e. 24-9 means chapter 24, page 9 Acetone cyanohydrin, toxldty _ Acetone, toxldty . . .

INDEX Page Page reports rope slings safely belts safety committee tank cars tank trucks unflred pressure vessels unsafe practices wire rope work areas work practices Institute of Makers of Explosives Instruction programmed supervisory . 2-25 21-15 36-41 3-10 32-13 32-15 16-17 3-13 21-12 2-12 2-11 12-16 6-14 g-8 Keys, machine Keystone effect In projection Kickbacks, power saw Kitchens Industrial food service range hoods Knee pads, personal protective Knives paper cutting, guarding paper slitter rosser use of Knot borers, gusrdlng 22-19 13-14 2S-2 31-14 28-45 36-50 28-15 26-12 26-9 30-10 26-8 (also see Education end Training] Instructors, course 6-6 Instruments (also see Gauges) boiler 10-2 for measuring environmental hazards 39-2B radiation detecting and measuring 42-39 Insurance associations 12-11 companies, private 11-11 disability benefits 11-21 general liability 11-19 rates, effect of hiring handicapped 36-14 services 12-13 Inter-American Safety Council, Inc 12-41 Interest, maintaining employee 7-1 Interlocks elevator 19-9 machine guards power press 22-5 23-8 unfired pressure vessel 16-21 Internal emitters estimating exposure to 42-24 exposure potential 42-23 guide doses 42-30 Identifying 42-12 radiation exposure 42-13 Internal gnnders. safe operation 24-30 International Acetylene Association 12-17 International Association of Governmental Labor Officials 12-42 Internationa] Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions 12-42 International Labour Organization 12-42 International safety organizations 12-41 Interplant safety committee 3-6 Interstate Commerce Commission 12-28 Inverse square law, radiation exposure 42-38 Iodine, toxicity 40-37 Ionizing radiation 42-1 body exposures, table 42-28 effect on humans 39-17 Iron, cast (see Cast iron) Iron oxide fumes, toxicity 40-36 IroneTS, fist work and Dress type 26-33 Irritation of nose and throat 33-6 Jacking materials handling motor vehicle rooting Janitorial service, washroom Japanning ovens, operation Jib cranes Jig saws Job analyses Job Instruction training Job safety analyses Jointers, woodworking 17-7 44-16 15-29 37-13 32-30 18-17 25-12 6-10 6-6 6-9 4-8 25-13 Labeling organic solvents 39-9 Labor International Association of Governmental Labor Officials 12-42 International Labour Organization 12-42 state offices U S Department of Labor Labor-management 12-31 12-26 committees cooperation 3-9 1-17 Laboratory analyses of radioactive materials Laboratory tests, medical Ladder-jack scaffolds Ladders boiler room maintenance nonstlp bases slope use of in warehouses Ladles, foundry 42-43 38-6 15-29 15-13 16-13 15-17 15-15 14-19 15-17 17-22 27-7 Laminated structural members, stresses, table Lamps, Illumination 45-3 14-15 (also see Illumination) Landings elevator stair landscaping Lasers, effect on humans Lathes, safe ooeratlon Laundry machinery, guarding Laws, workmen's compensation 19-6. 14 14-20 14-5 39- 16 24-3. 9 26-31 11-1 Layout equipment metal stamping plant powerpress Lead and compounds, toxicity Lead casts, In forging Industry Lead flooring Leaded clothing Leak testing, compressed gas equipment Leakage, tank truck Learning Leather clothing Leather Industry, guarding equipment 14-11 22-7 14-7 22-7 40-36 27-45 14-22 36-57 29-9 32-16 6-20 36-46 26-23 Leather tanning (see Tanning) Legal aspects of safety Lenses, filtered Ionses, plastic and glass for eye protection Lesson plans, training Lethal dose, definition Letoffs, rubber Industry, guarding Lettering, visual aid I-17 36-17 36-11 6-3 40-1 26-22 13-8 Liability employer's general II- 4 11-19 Joints, nailed 15-22 Life belts (see Safety belts) Lifelines 36-42 K Kegs (see Barrels) Kerf, saw Ketones, physiological effects Key knockout, foundry hammer 25-3 39-19 27-42 roDehItches Lifting dummy, visual aid Lifting objects Lighting (see Illumination) Limit switches, power press Limitations, human 15- 26 13-18 17-1 23-9 4-6 11

CHC 000013 FOLLOWUP NOTE Name of Patient: Deane Smith Date of Birth: 10/19/27 Medical Record No.: 4202 Date of Visit: 05/04/10 History ofPresent Illness: The patient is an 82-year-old male who has cardiovascular reevaluation for hypertension and valvular heart disease with chronic atrial fibrillation, permanent pacemaker assessment, and nonsustained ventricular tachycardia.

ACCESSORY PRODUCTS UNACCEPTABLE TO THE FOLLOWING CUSTOMERS: ) C & M BUILDING MATERIALS RUSS ARROWSMITH MAX HOPKINS ; E.

// k. / i 9'A $ }lJ REPORT OF SPECIAL TASK FORCE ON JOINT TREATMENT COMPOUND This is the first report on the proceedings and status of the work being done by the Special Committee on Asbestos in Joint Compound.

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