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    Railroad crossings are very dangerous and have caused many serious crashes and even deaths. When crossing them you have to be very aware of what is happening around you, and the signs telling you what to do and where to go. I believe that in order to avoid crashes while crossing them you need to use common sense, understand and see the signs warning you about the dangers, and if you do this you will be fine. I think that it is ironic that railroad crossings are such a problem because it’s not an…

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    Car Fire Research Paper

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    Fortunately, car fires are fairly rare. However, that doesn't mean it can't happen to you, especially if you own an old car. A car that's prone to catching on fire can be life-threatening, especially if it happens in a car crash that leaves you incapacitated. Understand that well maintained cars just about never catch on fire. Therefore, having your car checked on a regular basis and keeping up with the maintenance schedule recommended in the owner's manual of the car should mostly eliminate the…

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    Being near railroad crossings and railroads in general can be a very dangerous thing to be around. However, as long as we practice the right safety measures and precautions we can go past them without injury. To start there are road signs that you should always follow while driving near railroad crossings. At most railroad crossings there are crossing gates, flashing lights, and loud bells if to make sure you know that a train is approaching. You should never go around them because a train will…

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    Hazard Recognition Speech

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    Hello Everyone, I’m going to go over Hazard recognition which is defined “as the process of identifying agents or conditions which have the potential of causing harm to a worker’s health and safety”. It is a basic concept but is very important topic that many people can become complacent too, especially on the smaller aspects of the job; like walking into someone back yard and not noticing the “Beware of Dog Sign, or stepping out of the truck if your off roads and not noticing a hole or divot…

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    understand that it is everyone’s duty to prevent unsafe practices from occurring. Another solution should be officer training on proper practices from directing personnel to follow SOPs. Officers should receive proper training to recognize that crew safety is their responsibility and will be held accountable for the actions of their crew members. The department also needs to educate all personnel that regardless of rank it is their right and responsibility to speak out against unsafe…

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    excitement I have about the strides we’re making with Safety in the Tremco/WTI organization. Our Safety Department have made some vast changes and advancements with more to come. We’ve regionalized our safety oversight and support with more field safety presence. Steve Jones and Tony Kotnik are our Western and Eastern Field Safety Managers, respectively. Another significant part of our progress is our tremendous increase of OSHA 10 hr. Safety Education. Our new training policy indicates…

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    Safety and security is a big time subject in the Probation Department. It is a way to make sure that all Probation Officers are safe and alive and well. One thing I have found out is that we need to be sure that we are both safe and secure in every situation. Today I Recruit McKnight was given a paper from Instructor Limbrick on safety and security because I failed to follow protocol due to lack of judgement and made a mistake by reporting without a partner. It was irresponsible of me to report…

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    Therefore, the introduction of technology aimed at reducing demand on nurses and increasing the amount of time the nurse can spend with patients will provide a more manageable workload and contribute to increased safety and improved patient care. Utilizing Technology to Promote Safety…

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    worker. There are laws that punish those who willfully do not follow certain codes designed for protecting emergency workers. This is also a form of negligence, which is not taken lightly. Through reflection, the key focus for the week has been the safety of the emergency worker. This is probably the most important aspect of responding to any type of emergency. Understanding one’s capabilities as well as limitations can sometimes prevent a worker from saving everyone but will most importantly…

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    Fireworks Safety Essay

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    Fireworks- Safety and Use Many people enjoy watching fireworks. Whether it’s New Year’s or Independence Day, they are a very popular spectacle. Fireworks can be a fun, enjoyable way to experience the holidays. Fireworks are a beautiful display of chemistry, but many accidents can happen just by using them, so it is integral that one understands the importance of safety and how to practice it. In doing so, both the human and natural world will benefit. A multitude of things go into making a…

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