Owing to pressure of other duties, it has | Ps

not been poesible to prepare the usual
commentary on this column,

The following is taken from the Indust

Supervisor though termed a quis for ' add
a { you should avoid, where possible, the

supervisors, is both practical and of
general interest. —

The following “True-orFalse" statements
are taken from examination papers in the

answers below.

j i. @ company has a gool safety dir-

ector, there is not much for the
foreman to do about preventing
accidents. it

TIUC cececccoce False Qooeeenoen

2o ea safety equipment should be worn

_ by an employee, the supervisor ob-
tains the best results by « aah na
the employee to wear it. 4
TYUO cccccccces FRIBE cocccecccs

3. Aworker should know what his em-
ployer has done end is ‘doing about
safety. is .

. True vooebeoooe Falee eccocaee0e

Answers

1 ~ False. “

The formnen 18 thee tony sos m coment
‘he safety director helps

coors’ Ne thie ‘evel salt safety programme

and should give rap Serra er

see that workers are performing their
work in a eafe and efficient manmr. In
fact, if the foreman is performing his —
ie properly it will ine inde safety and

| 2 False. : cos fe ae

Moc tde “ae EMvortriantied are better’
approaches than merely issuing orders.
Usually, if an employee knows the reason

behind the requirements for wearing per= |
sonal protective equipment, he is willing

People

to go along with the regulation.
pera? ace being given orders.
.__ Consequently, you can avoid this

put forth by the company el
| are developed by somsone ‘showing in
; This is

| "I know a guy
“wthat's nothing.

issuing of a direct order without any ex~
planation. It is poor psychology to say
to an employee, "it's an order; don't

pores just follow it."
| National Safety Council home study course} 9
_ Test your knowledge by referring to the i

being done to Biba accidents to the
employees.

Naturally, as a representative |
the foreman 1s expected to |

of the campeny to
| set the roe ee
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