Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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... fatal accidents were caused by falls from heights . Falls accounted for over 22 per cent of all fatal accidents in factories in 1960 , though the absolute numbers were less than in 1959. About one in every 100 accidents classified as ...
... fatal accidents were caused by falls from heights . Falls accounted for over 22 per cent of all fatal accidents in factories in 1960 , though the absolute numbers were less than in 1959. About one in every 100 accidents classified as ...
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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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... accidents due to falls occurred in the course of work on roofs . 40 of these , or one in 13 , were fatal , as compared with 22 in 1959. 26 deaths were caused by falls through fragile roofing materials and the remainder by falls from the ...
... accidents due to falls occurred in the course of work on roofs . 40 of these , or one in 13 , were fatal , as compared with 22 in 1959. 26 deaths were caused by falls through fragile roofing materials and the remainder by falls from the ...
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