Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Jr .vp83 Left to right, Assistant Weaving Su Faulkner and Co-ordinator of Health < seatbelt safety with Lt. C.l. Colemar Variou Make C As individual employees, we must pe possibility of injury. Management's resp assignments are carried out safely. During 1982, Clinton Mills is placing has under way numerous incentive pro safety program. Employees have responded well to sented at 125 working days to all depc medical accident exceeding three worki toward this milestone. The imprinted coffee cups present vacation brought a message from eac MWMfMHRMMMMIH I I ^ ^ JB&* T^St ^^'^^^"^^^wfyiHPgsry *"*'* '** | *, ^ ^ TKic nrnim aI Plan* Mn 1 amnlfti effort to make their already good & f IT si ' I V 4 iperintendents Scuppy Gallman and John ind Safety Sonny King discuss traffic and ! c? the South Carolina Highway Patrol. is Prograr linton Mil irform our work in a way that eliminates the jonsibilities include making certain our work I renewed emphasis on safety. The company lOramt Hocionort tr* ctimulato intoroct in tho the employee hand towels which were preirtmental shifts who had not had a lost time ingdays. Some departments are still working ed to each employee prior to the July 4th h supervisor wishing employees a safe and I .ii M : vi " JSP* r JPWfe W^&BhflMMrw ' iii ^ ~I .Mt iui fi8^Er iMHSnf ? ' '>". .. i-' gE 55RKT1"""" ^ ^ Elt\* VSftis fees review the safety banner in a renewed afety program even better. m, Ml ffg; Bap**' r ? " jB ** Ricky Page, Dennis Hampton and Dan Tra cups as a constant reminder of both on and ns Design Is First in enjoyable vacation. For the June supervisory safety meeting. Lt Highway Patrol, presented an informative pre In continuation of the company's efforts fo Carroll Barker, Crime Prevention Officer for C back to school safety. His informative session emphasized school conditions, speed control and railroad crossi The company has also announced that de tinuous days without a lost time accident of i receive an industrial flashlight imprinted to re Safety." illi n r piii! Lt. Carroll Barker of the Clinton Police informative safety program to Clinton Mill importance of railroad crossing safety, spe school zones. Page 11 wmfmm-* tm? i mmell use "First In Safety" coffee I off the job safety. ed to Safety . C.I. Coleman of the South Carolina Dgram on highway safety, r a well-rounded safety program, Lt. linton, talked with all supervision on bus safety, driving safely for specific ng safety. ipartmental shifts working 175 conno more than three working days will iad, "Clinton Mills Lights The Way To 'mm ' 'Jm JL ^1 m Department recently presented an s management. He emphasized the ed control and safe driving habits in