Safety Everywhere... All the Time (sound)

Description:

Description: A family of four discusses the need for safety in their lives. Highlights the dangers of daily life, depicting a series of dangerous scenarios.

Can notes: "#3 / R and C"

Reuse Statement: For information on reusing Prelinger Archives footage and obtaining written usage agreements, please visit www.prelinger.com.

Subjects: 1960s,Safety

Tags: men; fishing poles; boats; motor boats; water skiing; locker rooms; lockers; stop signs; power tools; electrical outlets; woman welder; power cords; labor; 159 Days Without Disabling Injury sign; posters; welding; machinery; women; safety goggles; cars; hedge trimmers; lawnmowers; families; family at dinner table; meals; newspapers; cemeteries; accidents; carnival rides; circus; trapeze artists; teenagers; docks; swimming; x-ray machines; bandages; houses; furniture; dangerous behavior; yard work; narration; tracking number of days without injury;

Film Sponsor: Allis-Chalmers

Creator: Pilot Productions Incorporated

Credits: Allis-Chalmers presents
In association with The National Safety Council

Direction: Bob Dedrick
Script: Gil Altschul
Photography: Hal Childs
Settings: John Gouldin
Editing: Bob Luce
Sound: Ken Kracht
Music: Richard Shores

Produced by Pilot Productions Incorporated Chicago-Evanston

Produced for Allis-Chalmers

Distributor:

Contributor: Prelinger Archives

Source Collection: John Carlson Collection

Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive

Production Date: 1960

Release Date:

Geographical Location: USA

Genre/Form: educational, sponsored

Language: eng

Rights: Title states: "Copyright 1960 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company"

Film Format: 16mm film

Element: duplicate reversal

Color: color

Color Process:

Sound or Silent: sound

Film Soundtrack Type: optical

Edge Code:

Frame Rate: 24 fps

Length (feet): 452

Complete Record: Description: A family of four discusses the need for safety in their lives. Highlights the dangers of daily life, depicting a series of dangerous scenarios. Can notes: "#3 / R and C" Reuse Statement: For information on reusing Prelinger Archives footage and obtaining written usage agreements, please visit www.prelinger.com. Subjects: 1960s,Safety Tags: men; fishing poles; boats; motor boats; water skiing; locker rooms; lockers; stop signs; power tools; electrical outlets; woman welder; power cords; labor; 159 Days Without Disabling Injury sign; posters; welding; machinery; women; safety goggles; cars; hedge trimmers; lawnmowers; families; family at dinner table; meals; newspapers; cemeteries; accidents; carnival rides; circus; trapeze artists; teenagers; docks; swimming; x-ray machines; bandages; houses; furniture; dangerous behavior; yard work; narration; tracking number of days without injury; Film Sponsor: Allis-Chalmers Creator: Pilot Productions Incorporated Credits: Allis-Chalmers presents In association with The National Safety Council Direction: Bob Dedrick Script: Gil Altschul Photography: Hal Childs Settings: John Gouldin Editing: Bob Luce Sound: Ken Kracht Music: Richard Shores Produced by Pilot Productions Incorporated Chicago-Evanston Produced for Allis-Chalmers Distributor: Contributor: Prelinger Archives Source Collection: John Carlson Collection Digitizing Sponsor: Filecoin Foundation for the Decentralized Web (FFDW) and Internet Archive Production Date: 1960 Release Date: Geographical Location: USA Genre/Form: educational, sponsored Language: eng Rights: Title states: "Copyright 1960 Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company" Film Format: 16mm film Element: duplicate reversal Color: color Color Process: Sound or Silent: sound Film Soundtrack Type: optical Edge Code: Frame Rate: 24 fps Length (feet): 452

Transcription

[Music] [Music] the and that's what happened on the last day of my vacation say you know I could have drowned I'll say you could boy if those were my kids would I straighten them out see yeah they were no they were going so fast nobody could see who they were yeah that's the way it always goes you know some times I think the safest place you can be is right here in this plant hi fellas oh hello there you want a little room yeah thanks good day huh yeah I think you've got something there come to think of it we make it our business to be safe you never see a guy driving a company truck recklessly or carelessly around here why the very least they' get is calling the carpet you'd think that any guy who' take a chance with an electrical tool that wasn't grounded was a nut wouldn't you you don't see anybody in the plant using a power saw without the guard I believe we are safer here in the plant what's the matter you fellas getting to be old fogies of course nobody wants to get clobbered but all life is a gamble what's the use of living if you don't take a few chances I don't know Fred seems to me that those who take chances don't live very long [Applause] ah e [Music] [Music] hi [Music] Dad hi Dad Ellen let's get this ground clip attached and some shoes on hey Danny keep your hands away from that [Music] thing nice job of parking honey I can't understand it the whole family why do we all live so dangerously is it just ignorance no wonder we haven't all killed ourselves you know somehow we have to have safety everywhere all the time [Music] and by the way you should appreciate still having two hands after what you did with that power mower this afternoon if I ever catch you getting your hands and fingers around those whirling blades again your name is going to be mud yeah I guess maybe you're right there just nuts that's all okay Danny but Danny's got the right idea water skiing and keeping cool all day what a life yep skied most of the day yesterday boy it was wonderful hardly a soul on the lake in the morning just beautiful and I had the motor open all the way why Johnny Fisher practically flew behind the boat were you the only water skiers out yesterday morning about what time did you start out I don't know exactly it was bright and early practically no one else was out in the water why what's up Dad something the matter were you on um Wolf Lake well sure Dad that's that's where our board is isn't it can't I trust you to do anything right don't you use your head what's the matter what's the matter what's the matter why this boy almost killed a man yesterday he almost drowned one of my friends no no oh come off it that's silly silly is that what you call it son when a man almost drowns because of the careless action of a couple of kids oh come on now that's a pretty serious charge what are you talking talking about Jane you know George craft down at the plant well George did you see anyone fishing no wait there was some fellow down at hofman's Pier but he wasn't bothering anyone bothering anyone of course he wasn't bothering anyone he was just minding his own business fishing until he was swamped by a couple of crazy kids hey that's right Johnny Fisher thought we came pretty close gee I hope we didn't hurt him only by the grace of the good Lord no thanks to you or your equally thoughtless friend Johnny fiser oh Dad Mr craft came out all right didn't he the boat didn't get one bit H why make a big deal out of it big deal is it well I'll tell you what the deal is you're just not going to use that boat at all for the next 10 days way you mishandle the thing the poor judgment you use oh D yes sir at least 10 days what do you want Mike a big sign in our living room that lists the number of accident-free days we've had what's so bad about keeping track of the number of days that have gone by without injury perhaps a little daily effort would help a woman to remain a wife and avoid being a widow a reminder of the number of days that have gone by without an injury might help prevent an accident that cost the life of a friend and that ruined the car take the chance out of a potentially hazardous routine many people fail to see the family teamwork that Mak safety a family effort [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] hey Fred oh hi Danny hi there how are you good to see you both wasn't that something boy oh say they were swinging weren't they can you imagine that Bunch on water skis oh I'm sorry Danny I heard about Mike taking the boat away from you for 10 days but you know when you get a little older you just get a little more careful a Fred that's all right kid you can use my boat my motor Fred do you think you ought to D night terrific gee thanks Fred not to i' have glad to do it for you you know maybe the old man will give us a little trouble but you never know [Music] safety everywhere all the [Music] time oh gosh can the days ever get long here yes how's Helen alen's fine how's Fred Fred's fine too as a matter of fact I think he's even a little smart yeah I know I think maybe I'm even a little smarter too you know something dad I know now why you got so mad now I'm beginning to understand safety has to be a family effort everyone sort of watching out for the rest of the family I tell you Dad you can really learn a lot just laying around in the hospital bed it's the hard way it's really the hard way you see the big question is down at the plant at home too how about this one Hey where's Mom I don't know Mom yes I'm here in the kitchen just wait there I'll be right in oh there I'm really not very much of an artist but I've been working very hard safety everywhere all the time at home on the road at play at work you see I love my family and I want them to be well okay all the time as a first step toward organizing our home for safety I borrowed an idea from the plant and rigged up this startart Mom you're a gun artist it's terrific safe everywhere all the time you [Music] like I like 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