Personnel

Reports

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Siawe pe tae
Ake mew ftratral

Pace ge

 

 

 

“No raise, Durkin, but effective the fifteenth of next month
you may start calling me by my first name.”

“Watch
the wires.”

First Aid Hint

Recommended Treatment for
| Electric Shock

| An individual who has suffered
' Yan electric shock must first be
removed from contact with the
electric current. To avoid endanger-
ing yourself, try to de-energize the
conductor by shutting off the
electricity. If that is not possible,
use a dry wooden object to remove
live wires from the injured person
or to remove the injured person
from the energized conductor.

If the person is not breathing,
start artificial ventilation (mouth-
to-mouth) as soon as possible.

Summon medical aid.

When breathing has been re-
stored and it becomes necessary to
leave the person alone temporarily,
place him in the 3/4 prone or drain-
age position.

 

 

 

 

The following clipping was taken from
the Workers Compensation Board,Health
and Safety Digest.

 

 

 

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In keeping with the new HUMAN RIGHTS CODE
of B.C. and International Women's Year
Douglas College keeps trying (see enclose
letter).