Method of Recording Basic Facts Relating

American National Standards Institute. ANSI Z16.2 Method of Recording Basic Facts Relating to the Nature and Occurrence of Work Injuries. New York. 

Of the 15 variations of incident investigation reports received, six promote an overly simplistic and inappropriate approach to causal factor determination. They reflect this instmction, although somewhat ancient, given in a publication of the American National Standards Institute, the Method of Recording Basic Facts Relating to the Nature and Occurrence of Work Injuries—Z16.2. 

American National Standards Institute, National Safety Council. Association of Casualty and Surety Companies (1962), American Natiorud Standard method of recording basic facts relating to the nature and occurrence (tf work injuries. (Report reaffirmed 1969. Revision of Z16.2-194I). 

As before, this Chapter deals with specific tri- and higher oligosaccharides most references relate to their syntheses by specific chemical methods. It does not deal with compounds made by the oligomerization of monosaccharide derivatives, nor does it deal with the cyclodextrlns (although this year, for the first time, mention is made of the chemical synthesis of such compounds). The synthesis of, e.g.. pentasaccharides is dealt with under that heading, and the required preparations of constituent parts are assumed and are not covered in their respective sections. Frequently, specific derivatives of the basic compounds are involved and this fact is often not recorded in the structural formulae used. 

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