The Principles of Industrial Management
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Total 27 Rubbish and sweepings 4 Oily material 3 Smoking 2 Lightning 2 Locomotive sparks 3 Miscellaneous 3 Total 17 I. Storage raw stock 6 II. Preparing 8 m. Making 26 IV. Finishing 7 V. Waste materials 10 Total 57 ^Insurance Engineering, "Causes of Fire," by Henry A. Viske, July, 1907, Vol. XIV, pp. 5-7.
2 Ibid. , pp. 13, 14 ; the percentages are evidently not quite exact, as the total amounts to 101, J. C. D.
Digitized by Microsoft® FIRE PRECAUTION 139 The main causes of fire are bad housekee...ping and care- lessness. Twenty per cent of all fires can be traced to the fact that the owners of plants permitted the accumulation of dirt, oily waste, and other easily inflammable material.
From the above table no less than 7 per cent of the common hazard outbreaks are due directly to rubbish and sweepings and oily waste, while among the special hazards 10 per cent are the result of the improper disposition of waste materials.
Fires due to the lighting apparatus are to a very great extent caused by carelessness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Total 27 Rubbish and sweepings 4 Oily material 3 Smoking 2 Lightning 2 Locomotive sparks 3 Miscellaneous 3 Total 17 I. Storage raw stock 6 II. Preparing 8 m. Making 26 IV. Finishing 7 V. Waste materials 10 Total 57 ^Insurance Engineering, "Causes of Fire," by Henry A. Viske, July, 1907, Vol. XIV, pp. 5-7.
2 Ibid. , pp. 13, 14 ; the percentages are evidently not quite exact, as the total amounts to 101, J. C. D.
Digitized by Microsoft® FIRE PRECAUTION 139 The main causes of fire are bad housekee...ping and care- lessness. Twenty per cent of all fires can be traced to the fact that the owners of plants permitted the accumulation of dirt, oily waste, and other easily inflammable material.
From the above table no less than 7 per cent of the common hazard outbreaks are due directly to rubbish and sweepings and oily waste, while among the special hazards 10 per cent are the result of the improper disposition of waste materials.
Fires due to the lighting apparatus are to a very great extent caused by carelessness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John C John Christie Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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