1900- Andrew Smith Hallidie, builder of the cable car system first used in San Francisco, dies.                    
        
                
        
    
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                            When working with Ammonia: Wear personal protective equipment, this includes eye, face, and skin protection, as well as respiratory protection depending on the form and work necessary Use proper ventilation Store ammonia away from sources of heat and other chemicals If there is a spill, put on a respirator and... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
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                            1895- English architect, Francis Thompson, known for his railway work, dies.                    
        
                
        
    
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                            The best way to prevent infection with avian (bird) flu Is avoiding sources of exposure Avoid prolonged contact with sick or dead infected poultry If your work requires working with poultry or responding to outbreaks, use proper personal protective equipment and practice good hand hygiene If you’re frequently working with... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
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                            In the event of a chemical splashing in your eye, immediately get to an eye wash station. Every second makes a big difference Begin washing your eyes immediately, hold your eyes open with your fingers to ensure proper flushing Roll your eyes up and down, left to right to make... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
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                            Employers are responsible for providing limb and body protection to workers using dangerous tools such as chainsaws Protective leg equipment includes cut-resistant pants, chaps, or aprons Protective arm equipment includes sleeve protectors, coats, and gloves Any protective equipment showing damage from use should be replaced                    
        
                
        
    
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                            Simple hand tools such as hammers, wrenches, chisels, screwdrivers, and pliers are highly underrated sources of potential danger. The truth is these very common, harmless seeming hand tools account for nearly 10 percent of all compensable injuries in the workplace. Injuries can range from minor bumps, abrasions, or bruises up... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
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                            1894- 136,000 miners begin to strike for a pay increase in Ohio.                    
        
                
        
    