Comparative accident standings of subsiding companies. U.S. Steel
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Title
Comparative accident standings of subsiding companies. U.S. Steel
Subject
report
Description
This item is a document detailing the accident standings of subsidiary companies of the United States Steel Corporation. The document shows the standings for the first 9 months of 1925. The manufacturing, mining and limestone, and railroads, transportation and docks sectors are all presented. For reach company listed, there is a number/rank of accidents. The companies are compared by a visible bar graph. At the bottom of the document there is a message emphasizing safety: "Thoughtlessness And Carelessness Mean Accidents. Accidents Mean Suffering. Safety Means Happiness--Practice Safety."
Creator
United States Steel Corporation Bureau of Safety.
Source
Box 17 Folder C10
Publisher
West Overton Village & Museums.
Date
1925
Rights
Please refer to our Rights and Usage Terms. Copyright © 2017 West Overton Village.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Type
original document
Identifier
Box17C10
Still Image of Physical Object Item Type Metadata
Original Medium
report
Dimensions
21.50 cm x 28 cm
Text
No transcription available at this time.
Files
Citation
United States Steel Corporation Bureau of Safety., “Comparative accident standings of subsiding companies. U.S. Steel,” West Overton Village Digital Archive, accessed June 9, 2023, https://wovdighistory.psc.edu/items/show/629.