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Area I. Topic B. Cost Accounting
Introduction
"It is up to the person in charge of safety work to see that the comptroller and other officials receive sufficient injury and related cost data to enable them to appraise the immediate money gains resulting from the prevention of injuries. A safety director will usually find this will require hard facts put together in a convincing fashion." — Safety Management, John V. Grimaldi, Rollin H. Simonds, ASSE Pub.
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