Parliamentary Papers, Volume 15H.M. Stationery Office, 1960 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 45
... Handling Accidents Over one - quarter of all reported factory accidents ( 26.1 per cent in 1960 ) are due to the manual handling of goods and materials . This is by far the largest single cause of accidents , accounting for over 40,000 ...
... Handling Accidents Over one - quarter of all reported factory accidents ( 26.1 per cent in 1960 ) are due to the manual handling of goods and materials . This is by far the largest single cause of accidents , accounting for over 40,000 ...
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... handling and for the adoption of safe handling practices . The Site of Injury As might be expected , a large proportion - 30 per cent of injuries received by various parts of the body in reported manual handling accidents - involve the ...
... handling and for the adoption of safe handling practices . The Site of Injury As might be expected , a large proportion - 30 per cent of injuries received by various parts of the body in reported manual handling accidents - involve the ...
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... Handling of Radioactive Sources A radioactive source should not be touched with the bare hand . Handling in this context therefore means remote handling " . 66 It is not possible to generalise on the type of remote handling equipment ...
... Handling of Radioactive Sources A radioactive source should not be touched with the bare hand . Handling in this context therefore means remote handling " . 66 It is not possible to generalise on the type of remote handling equipment ...
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