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mounting type fans are used at floor level:
A. EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING
(1) Second Floor
(a) Telephone Exchange Room. - One fan.
B. EAST WING
(1) Basement
(a) Security Room. - One fan.
(2) First Floor
(a) East Entrance (at guard desks). - The
two electric fans which are mounted on
brackets attached to the radiators in
front of each guard's desk should be
re-located and mounted on the side
walls.
(3) Second Floor
(a) Mr. Tolley's Office. - Two fans.
(b) Social Correspondence (Mr. Magee's
Office). - Two fans.
42. FILE CABINETS AND CLOTHES LOCKERS
Individual units of file cabinets and clothes
lockers present the hazard of being tipped over when used
improperly. If two or three drawers nearest the top of
the cabinet are pulled out full length and left in that
position and the person leans on the extended drawers,
there is a great possibility of the file cabinet unit
toppling over onto the person using the files. Individual
units of clothes lockers present a similar hazard. inju-
ries have occurred when the person using the locker
reached up onto the shelf, using the front edge of the
shelf as a hand hold. This unsafe practice has frequently
resulted in the clothes locker unit being pulled over onto
the person.
All file cabinet and clothes locker units should be
bolted together SO as to eliminate the possibility of
toppling over or being pulled over.
The following is a list, by location, where this
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