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(a) Police Locker Room. - Bolt together
all clothes lockers.
(2) Second Floor
(a) United States Secret Service (Pro-
tective Research) - Bolt together
all letter and card file cabinets.
(b) Social Correspondence Room (Mr. Magee) . -
Bolt together all file cabinets.
(c) Mr. Tolley's Office. - Bolt together
all file cabinets.
43. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE SAFETY EQUIPMENT
The judicious use of personal protective equipment,
in industrial operations, as an aid in the prevention of
occupational injuries and disease, is one of the most
important phases of safety engineering.
Care must be exercised to select the appropriate
kind of safety equipment for each particular hazard. In
addition to the proper selection of safety equipment,
it is necessary that the equipment be used and maintained
properly.
Supervisors and employees must fully understand the
value and importance of using personal protective safety
equipment. Many industrial injuries can be avoided if the
employees are willing to accept the temporary slight dis-
comfort or inconvenience which may occur when wearing
safety equipment. These are small trifles in comparison
to the permanency of lost vision or the lingering effects
of an occupational disease.
The following personal protective safety equipment
should be furnished to the employees by the Government, and
used under the following conditions:
A. EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING
(1) Basement
(a) Incinerator Room
(1) The incinerator operator should
wear a non-flammable, clear
plastic face shield SO as to
protect his eyes and face while
loading and tending the inciner~
ator.
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