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This material pertains to occupational and safety health standards and practices.

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From the holdings of Princeton University Industrial Relations Library.

Contents

• [1] Cutting manpower losses in industry / Dartnell Industrial Relations Service [1944?]
• [2] Evaluation of the Occupational Health Mandate of the Occupational Safety and Health Act / by Nicholas A. Ashford, 1975
• [3] Good lighting requirements of the national security (standards of lighting) regulations / prepared by Commonwealth of Australia Department of Labour and National Service industrial welfare division, 1945
• [4] Safety code for laundry machinery operations / prepared by New Jersey Department of Labor bureau of electrical and mechanical equiptment, 1924
• [5] Power presses / prepared by U.S. Department of Labor bureau of labor standards, 1951
• [6] Report of the committee of five on statistics to the bureau of personal accident and health underwriters / by Committee of five on statistics, 1916
• [7] Instructions for factory chiefs / prepared by Andrew F. McBride, 1926
• [8] Work injury frequency rates in Illinois
• 1954, and Compensable work injury rates in Illinois
• 1955 / prepared by Division of Statistics and Research, 1956
• [9] National Safety Council 1966/1967 (catalog and poster directory) / prepared by the National Safety Council, 1967
• [10] National Safety Council catalog/poster directory 1967/1968 prepared by the National Safety Council, 1968
• [11] Occupational fatalities in 1979 (News) / by United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1980
• [12] Occupational injuries and illnesses in 1979 (News) / by United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, 1980
• [13] Safety meetings, industrial safety number 8: methods of stimulating interest through meetings / Policyholders Service Bureau, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, [1950]
• [14] What are the nation's coal mines doing about safety? / by Albert L. Warner, 1949
• [15] What would you pay for 8,000 years' experience? / National Committee for the Conservation of Manpower in War Industries, [1943]
• [16] Safety guide for workers / U.S. Department of Labor, Division of Labor Statistics, 1945
• [17] Emergency: a pocket guide to emergency action / National Safety Council, 1969
• [18] Six murderous beliefs / by Ned H. Dearborn, 1947
• [19] Still waggin' thanks to fast first aid / National Safety Council, 1951
• [20] Accident preventer #401: health and first aid: get first and fast / National Safety Council, 1954
• [21] Information about the training course "fundamentals of industrial safety / National Safety Council, [1957]
• [22] B&O's safety sentinel / Safety Department, May 1949
• [23] Safety begins with leadership / Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, [1949] Safety instruction cards / National Safety Council, 1953
• [25] Industrial health / by Harold A. Ley, 1927
• [26] CM: conservation of manpower in U.S. war industries / Conservation of Manpower in U.S. War Industries, [1942]
• [27] Safety is everybody's job on the B&O / Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, 1949
• [28] Industrial safety charts - series O / Division of Labor Standards, U.S. Department of Labor, 1946
• [29] Comparison of state codes with ASA - mechanical power - transmission apparatus B15.1-1958 / U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards, March 1960
• [30] Comparison of state safety codes with ASA - ladders, part 10 - building construction - A10.2-1944 / U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards, March 1960
• [31] Comparison of state safety codes with ASA - sanitation Z4.1-1955 / U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards, March 1960
• [32] Chemical safety chart no. 2 / U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards, 1952
• [33] Chemical safety chart no. 3 / U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Standards, 1952
• [34] Requirements of state safety codes for power presses ... / U.S. Dept. of Labor, [1952].

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