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SAFETY NOTES

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Nowhere is ae attitude a
greater evil than in the danger of fire, '

We all welcome the present mild
weather especially in contrast to the
recent spell of extreme cold.

However it may incline us to relax
in precautious for fire prevention and
when again colder weather returns it
distracts us and limits both our
resources and purpose.

The first step in fire prevention
is to cut down the hazard exposure,

One of the greatest hazards is
poor houskeeping. This is true whether
at home or at work. It is also one

of the easiest hazards to remove.
let us keep all work places and storage
places neat and tidy.

Avoid accumulations of unnecessary
things especially old newspapers and
magazines. Avoid smoking in bed,,;:
bunkhouses burn fast = faster in cold
weather because there is more teme:.
perature differential between inside

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Do not use makeshift paper lamp
shades, These may become ignited by
the lightebulb perhaps when there is
no one around.

Homeowners are remimied to care-
fully check heating equipment, es-
pecially chimmeys and insure that they
are kept in good condition:.

They are also reminded that a
bucket of dry sand is very effective
in smothering a fire if used soon
enoughe

Supervisors are asked to instruct
personnel how to report fires properly.

And finally remember that good
housekeeping is essential.

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Safety Ingineere. ES

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