Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 58
... equipment . In all premises subject to the Factories Acts there were 74,700 injuries to the hands , wrists and arms and 41,300 to the feet and ankles , about one quarter of them due to handling goods . Over 10 per cent of all injuries ...
... equipment . In all premises subject to the Factories Acts there were 74,700 injuries to the hands , wrists and arms and 41,300 to the feet and ankles , about one quarter of them due to handling goods . Over 10 per cent of all injuries ...
Page 62
... Equipment should be prominently displayed so that it can easily be located when it is needed . Again , one of the aims of training should be to ensure that workers not only know how to operate such apparatus but that they may be relied ...
... Equipment should be prominently displayed so that it can easily be located when it is needed . Again , one of the aims of training should be to ensure that workers not only know how to operate such apparatus but that they may be relied ...
Page 63
... Equipment When the need to wear protective equipment is obvious , workers will normally do so as a matter of course . This is true for such items as breathing apparatus worn in foul atmospheres and waterproof aprons in wet operations ...
... Equipment When the need to wear protective equipment is obvious , workers will normally do so as a matter of course . This is true for such items as breathing apparatus worn in foul atmospheres and waterproof aprons in wet operations ...
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31st Dec 31st December acetylene Advisory apparatus APPENDIX benzene beryllium Board burns carbon caused cent charges chassis chemical Committee compartment tank compounds consumers cost Councillor County Council cylinders Dundee Edinburgh employed employment equipment examination Explosives export Factories Acts falls fatal accidents Fatal Total Fatal fire brigades fumes Glasgow Grand Fatal Group haemoglobin handling Hydro-Electric ignition important included increase Industrial Health injuries Inspector of Factories installed interest kilowatts lead poisoning licence Loch machinery machines Males Females materials maximum demand Medical mercury metal meter million Miscellaneous North of Scotland notified number of accidents occurred Office organisations overhead lines petrol petroleum plant poisoning premises processes rates Regulations Reported Accidents result revenue Road safety schemes Scotland District Scotland Electricity Scottish Section smolts solvents South of Scotland storage Street substation supply Tariff Total Fatal Total toxic Transport trichloroethylene unit consumed vapour Vehicle voltage volts workers Young Persons