B.C. LUMBER WORKER : : il

What a Safety
Programme
Can Do!

Change haphazard conditions into
happy ones.

Bring order out of confusion.

Improve methods — conserve time —
save effort. —

Produce goods of better quality at
lower cost.

Prevent gradual deterioration of stand-
ard safe procedures.

Prepare for changing conditions and
anticipate unusual occurrences.

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Make experience and special knowl-
edge available to management.

e@ Give workmen confidence and security.

BY YOUR CONDUCT DEMONSTRATE

YOUR FAITH IN Safety

Workmen’s Compensation Board

Vancouver .

ADAM BELL, Chairman

F. P, ARCHIBALD, Secretary

CHRIS W. PRITCHARD, Commissioner
E. V. ABLETT, Commissioner

~ INTERIOR SAFETY. LESSONS’

Urgent need for more intens- in the Interior has for some time
ive safety program in the In- been a mi of concern a
terior of British Columbia has IWA offic a
protipted IWA officers to in- the alarmi
clude the subject of safety on cident frequency
the programs now being ar- Cascades.
ranged ‘nion Institutes at
Cranbrook, Kelowna, Kamloops
and Prince George. Instructor
will be the Distric fety Di-
rector John T. Atkinson.

It is hoped to secure the at-

dents to return to
operations and
‘ork of job safety

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