Safety isnt sisss
it's Jusr plain
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THERE'S SECURITY IN SAFETY!
Whether you’re af work, at play, at home, or of^
the highway, you will find that doing things the j
saje way means security. Numerous tragedies have ^
resulted from taking unnecessary chances, and if
the chance-taker is fortunate enough to remain
accident-free, then it’s usually the innocent by
stander who has to pay the price of a needless
accident.
Whether it be through the use of life guards,
machine guards, or personal protective equip
ment, ’tis a known and established fact that
SAFETY ISN’T SISSY—it’s just plain SMART.
The employee who follows all safe practice rules,
has all minor injuries treated immediately, and re
frains from any type of "horseplay”, will surely
live longer and suffer less. We should all realize
that our personal safety is our responsibility, and
act accordingly.
Practical jokes are safetys worst enemy, and un
told suffering and hardship have often stemmed
from what we refer to as "horse-play”. Most every
one enjoys a good joke occasionally, but when
said jokes border on horse-play that might easily
result in personal injury, then they cease to be
funny. There are known cases where someone
pulled a chair from under a person who started
to sit down, and the result was a fatality due to
a fractured skull. Broken arms and legs have
followed the innocent tripping of some passer-by,
and this type of horse-play is so uncalled for.
We in industry today, realize just how much
Safety and Smooth Operations do mean to us, and
every effort is being made to eliminate any un
safe practice or condition that could cause bodily
harm. Human suffering and loss of wages can
be greatly reduced through safe practices, but this
cannot be accomplished without the full coopera
tion of every individual. Won’t you join in the
crusade against accidents?
JOHNNY BOBBIN IN: "It Is Better To Be Safe Than Sorry'
T WITH SCHOOL PAYS HERE AGAIN. I WISH TO
UOGE YOU PAQENTS TO GVVE Tv^OSE YOUNG
STERS SOME E^TCA- PO»KTERS ABOUT
SELF-PRESERVATION. IMPRESS THEM V\|lTH
THE trAPORTANCE OF STAVING ACCIDENT
FREE.
COME
INSIDE
JOWNNV,
AND TELL
US MORE.
CAUTION THEM ABOUT THE DAGGER.
OF crossing streets and high
ways WITHOUT BE\NG ABSOLUTELY
Sure that the way is clear ^
and sell them on the
IDEA Of using at
all TIfAES .