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Korson, Plant Chairman; Clifford

BAY LUMBER SAFETY COMMITTEE with the Centennial pl
man days accident-free. Group sitting left, Ed. Shadeck; Emil Tautorous,
Smith.

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for thei 1g safety performance of going 23, 750
Secretary; Gordon Lee; Steve aha standing left, Isaac Enns; Haro!

Inspector, Workmen’s
More’ Goa 40% of all the time-loss accidents

Basic procedure
for chokermen

By ELMER HOLMES

Compensation

salir
log-
kermen, aes

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and buckers. The job of the chokenmart, ae ye Wi
f he

eee of his occupation.

zards pro-

vided nature Bea as sidehills,
snow, rain, wind, ice, etc. But if
he takes the proper care and uses

any o
es re are 12 safety pein that
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aes

given by the Hegiae aac

and should make:doubly sure

dis-
follows the basic safety

that instructions are
ie andorees od.

2. He should familiarize himself
with m the signals used in
His particular job whether
ey e given by whistle,

hand or voice. Clear

cinaorat standing of all signals
is essential for the safety of
the riggi

know acl
's moves so that action

es ene

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vey,

can be anticipated and team-

work developed, This elimin-
ates any confusion.
4. He should help a new poe

any Tears) ne
xist.

5. If in doubt at an y time, con-
sult your superv: is
either a Beene: anges or
hooktender, before going
ahea ae

6. Remember a
c

ered
baa fora eanlng’, dow lose
yourself. Make sure your su-
Beryl oe knows wee, ou are
all times. Fatal accidents

have occurred sBeeauee Beas

ler
a log to partner, do not
call out loudly, signal such as
“Whoa” or “iH ,

12. ed and study the eset
prevention regulation:
Woe ‘kmen’s Co

aie fand| guide you.

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