Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Accidents in handling goods and methods of reducing their number are discussed in greater detail in Chapter III of this Report . Accidents caused by falls Accidents due to falls totalled 24,582 , i.e. , 15.2 per cent of factory accidents ...
... Accidents in handling goods and methods of reducing their number are discussed in greater detail in Chapter III of this Report . Accidents caused by falls Accidents due to falls totalled 24,582 , i.e. , 15.2 per cent of factory accidents ...
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... accidents rose from 31 to 44 . As might be expected , these accidents were predominently connected with handling , including the use of lifting equipment , and with falls of men and materials . The rise was caused mainly by increases of ...
... accidents rose from 31 to 44 . As might be expected , these accidents were predominently connected with handling , including the use of lifting equipment , and with falls of men and materials . The rise was caused mainly by increases of ...
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... ACCIDENTS AT BUILDING OPERATIONS AND WORKS OF ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION Accidents reported from building operations in 1960 totalled 16,934 , of which 217 were fatal . The corresponding totals for 1959 were 15,410 and 169. The number of ...
... ACCIDENTS AT BUILDING OPERATIONS AND WORKS OF ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION Accidents reported from building operations in 1960 totalled 16,934 , of which 217 were fatal . The corresponding totals for 1959 were 15,410 and 169. The number of ...
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