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Robert Winter, Ed. Wunde:

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PINE FIRST AID TEAM, winners s of the B.C. Electric i Deenebial Senior Men’s First Aid Trophy, won in competition with
Group from left: Ted Stroccel, Lewis McLeod, Joe Embury, team captain;

Council Members

Set New

They had fewer the-job ac-
cidents in 1954, and the one:
they had were less serious. \
Industrial injury rates for last
year, rele: by the’ Council in
ance e 1955 edition of

ity of nae accidents as compared
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ine classifications produced

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Os disabling injuries per one
illio: Gute hours, Was 1.22 an

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year hie The "oe rate is
just about half of the 1946 rate
of 14.16.

mmunication industry
aoe led ct oe by turning in
the lowest employee

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the same in 1953. Pulp and paper
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Pientupduced hen: Bae pce
cident Frequene cy

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in accidents.
Severity Rate

The average accident severity
rate for all industries xeporting

rate for employees in all indus-

ber of days tbat per 1,000 man-

to the Council, based on the num-

was .80 pt yere de-
crease of 4% from 1953.

OUTDOOR SEMINAR

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WINNERS of the WCB Special Award, members
IWA, employed by the R. B. McLean

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Francis. In the background:are the crew and on the veranda
Jack Moore, Financial Secreta of Local 1-85, IWA, and Mr. Chris
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Pritchard, WCB