GENERAL SAFETY RULES

If in doubt as to the meaning of any rule, ask your
immediate supervisor.

Be sure to get first aid, even for a small scratch. Ne-
glecting to get first aid can be serious and may eventually
prevent you from receiving compensation.

All injuries must be reported to your foreman before
leaving at the end of the shift.

-Failure to report an injury can lead to suspension
from duty.

Obey all safety signs - they are posted for your pro-
tection. Anyone tampering with safeguards or safety signs
will be liable to dismissal.

Anyone reporting for work under the influence of
liquor or appearing in the cookery in a like condition will
be sent home. Anyone found at work while under the in-
fluence of liquor will be discharged immediately.

Before work is undertaken on machinery which forms
part of a circuit, every workman so engaged is required
to lock the machinery out of circuit so as to ensure against
injury from accidental start-up.

Horseplay is prohibited and infractions of this rule
will not be tolerated.

Keep your work-place clean. Hazards are at a mini-
mum when working places are kept in order. Clean up oil
and grease spills immediately.

Be sure to take adequate precautions when men are
working below you. Men must be warned, warning signs
placed and guards should be used when required by the
job.

In case of fire, ring the boiler house - No. 7204, and
then the fire marshall at No. 7238 or No. 7222.

An outbreak of fire is announced by the sounding of
the fire siren. The various fire calls are posted throughout
the camp and employees should memorize them. Your help
may be needed but wait until you are given a specific duty
by the fire marshall. Keep approaches to fire extinguishers
and hoses clear.

Acquaint yourself with the location of the fire equip-
ment, especially in your particular place of employment
and learn which extinguishers are to be used for each type
of fire which may occur,

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