Safety First
Safety First
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Digi t zed by Google 102 SAFETY FIRST gitized by VjOO ^.^ SAFETY FIRST 103 Figure 77 shows a man making repairs under car supported only by j acks. This is very risky and should alwajrs be avoided .
The shaking of the car by doing the repair work or any one of a number of circumstances may result in one or more of the jacks giving away and the car falling. Always see that the car is supported by horses before you get under U, Every repair yard should be supplied with a sufficient number of hors...es for this purpose and they should be strong enough to support the heaviest loaded car which there may be occasion to repair.
Do not have different sets of horses for loaded and empty cars.
Digi t zed by Google 104 SAFETY FIRST C. & N. W. Ry.
FiG. 78.
Showing emery wheel properly guarded by (1) thick strip of metal around rim of wheel; (2) cap on end of spindle to prevent the same from catching one's clothing; and (3) eye shield over rest to protect operator's eyes from fljring dust. Note the shield is attached so as to permit adjustment which may be necessary on accoimt of the nature of material being handled or on acucunt of light reflection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digi t zed by Google 102 SAFETY FIRST gitized by VjOO ^.^ SAFETY FIRST 103 Figure 77 shows a man making repairs under car supported only by j acks. This is very risky and should alwajrs be avoided .
The shaking of the car by doing the repair work or any one of a number of circumstances may result in one or more of the jacks giving away and the car falling. Always see that the car is supported by horses before you get under U, Every repair yard should be supplied with a sufficient number of hors...es for this purpose and they should be strong enough to support the heaviest loaded car which there may be occasion to repair.
Do not have different sets of horses for loaded and empty cars.
Digi t zed by Google 104 SAFETY FIRST C. & N. W. Ry.
FiG. 78.
Showing emery wheel properly guarded by (1) thick strip of metal around rim of wheel; (2) cap on end of spindle to prevent the same from catching one's clothing; and (3) eye shield over rest to protect operator's eyes from fljring dust. Note the shield is attached so as to permit adjustment which may be necessary on accoimt of the nature of material being handled or on acucunt of light reflection.
What to read after Safety First?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bradshaw to read onlineMoreLess
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