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    “There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction.”-John F. Kennedy. Taking risks are sometimes important only when it is need to do so to accomplish what it is needed to do so… For example, I remember once we were on a trip to Houston and it was really rainy and we had to get to the airport so we had no time to stop as we got closer to the airport the rain was getting much more dense and heavy and as we were riding along the road it…

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    Introduction Catastrophic incidents that involve both man-made and natural causes, first responders should utilize their available resources within the private sector and government agencies. First responders should utilize these resources before, during and after an incident for an effective response. The example that will be used is the California Aflame because this event leads to implementing these resources that include the National Incident Management System (NIMS) and National Response…

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    most important things emergency managers must take into account are changes in society, technology, the economy, demographics, and civil life. This indicates an emergency manager must identify the likelihood of different environmental changes and hazards and the demographics and socioeconomic status of their…

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    Mitigation Plan

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    1. What is mitigation? Mitigation is being prepared in reducing the risk people and property from hazards. Mitigation is all about by having a plan of action in a time of need. It’s all about being ready for a disaster than not be ready for one. If a disaster occurs mitigation is about having all resources applicable for the citizens of America. Mitigation is not one plan fits all hazards it’s a lengthy and costly process. 2. What are the goals and objectives of mitigation? The goals and…

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    The Furniture Refinishing Company in this module has several potential hazards that his/her employees may be exposed to. Just upon initial observation, there are major issues concerning the Company’s three designated working areas: (1) “Paint Stripping,” (2) “Sanding,” (3) “Staining and Varnishing.” The one common area of concern faced by the above described work areas (1-3) revolve around inhalation. There is also a high possibility of chemical ingestion within all three aforementioned areas.…

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    Essay On 1980 Heat Waves

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    There are various phases of disasters: Mitigation Mitigation can be defined as arrangements that are conducted before a disaster occurs in order to reduce the adverse effects and damages (Cliff, 2007). It is the process of identifying the potential hazards that affect country or region and on that basis, the various strategies and decisions are taken and implemented. It reduces damage effects for emergencies. Taking an insurance for home or factory is an example of mitigation.…

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    Namport Case Study

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    The assessment would then give the study a qualitative guide to the conclusion and recommendations 5.2 Discussion and Analysis The Namibian Ports have witnessed on some occasions incidents, some of which involved occupational health problems including loss of limbs as well as reported death, and some of which were caused by mishandling of Dangerous Goods (damaged containers…

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    Health And Safety Act 1993

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    Act, 1993, requires the employer to bring about and maintain, as far as reasonably practicable, a work environment that is safe and without risk to the health of the workers. This means that the employer must ensure that the workplace is free of hazards, which may cause injury, damage or disease. Where this is not possible, the employer must inform workers of these dangers, how they may be prevented, and how to work safely, and provide other protective measures for a safe workplace. It is not…

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    Mine-Resistant

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    Ambush-Protected vehicle (MRAP) The Purpose of this paper is to address the Mine-Resistant, Ambush-Protected (MRAP) vehicle and its fielding issues, all its hazards. This paper will also talk about the efforts to mitigate the hazards from current usage in the field. The protection this vehicle can provide almost doesn’t out way the lives it can take with the hazards involved with it. Some background on the MRAP and what it was made for. The MRAP was designed in a way to help defeat some of…

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    A demolition contractor in Alsager can help you in successfully decommissioning and demolition of your factory. Find a company that specialises in demolition work. As the UK's leading independent demolition contractor, Sandbach Commercial Dismantlers are interested in the purchase and removal of plant and equipment associated with general manufacturing and processing industries. They will also be glad to assist with the decommissioning, disconnection, dismantling, removal, packing, shipping and…

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