RIES lof your trade » sion; Lumber Piler. While walk- Si struck him on head. ted hard hot eRull pee Eveman: Occupation: jdn't realize bar w« cif baal Eanes oe Fas Be Boom Man. Slipped from tet kept him afloat until rescued soaking, it & yon: Hi-rigger. While descending nim. Safety belt saved him from rite) vh safety toes) ydn: Hooker. While carrying tail- «fell on foot. ditty toe sjoot fractures { 5 jién: Setter. Chip thrown by head sléft lens fiht to left eye ty ASAFETY EQUIPMENT , ABSORB THE DAMAGE jf YOUR BODY im pensation Board B.C. LUMBER WORKER DELEGATES attending the 8th Annual IWA Safety Conference February 20th, in the York Room of the Hotel Geargia, Vancouver. CK INSPECTOR, J. Kirkland from the Department of Railways, explains to IWA Safety Con- RU ae delegates Bert Smith (Local 1-80), J. Reilly (Local 1-71), a his department for logging trucks. the braking system approved by nd E, Del Rio (Local 1-367) of protective equine and ac- e program gratifying results. Plyw A sharp drop in accident fre- quency is recorded for this divi- sion in 1956. Employment has in- creased by 1,000,000 man-hours ave produced | i c ney has dropped by| ani fective to the point where the 1955 record of 67 compensable luced to 37 ‘ogress has been made| of e pr in Bane division which records al cies drop in frequency of 19.11% in CRCSA Mills, Union activity, ment in plants’ housekeepin y be considered contributing d obso- work in this regard has been ef- Pay Tt eM a decrease in man-hours of 18 more loggers died on the job than in 1955. lents re- corded in 1956 only five occurred in IWA onerenene, fee balance re in others sr unit contract. Some progress in Local -423 and the tenay eae ee employ The introdvetion otk a planned” ha mendations_made proper 700,000. Logging rogress in this area and espe- aa in eo Pulp cutting) indus: try will depend greatly to give grave concern. In spite co! reductian in accident frequen- ids Respectfully submitted, JOHN T. ATKINSON, Safety Director. THINK SAFE... ACT SAFE... BE SAFE nil ich he praised them for IWA DISTRICT PRESIDENT, Joe Morris, addressing the delegates a the 8th Annual IWA District Safety Conference, February ae their accomplishments over the