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    Accident Prevention Preventing accidents when there is an open fire As the old adage goes, “ Fire is a good servant but a bad master.” Although fire has numerous good uses such as aiding us in cooking, keeping warm, roasting food and the list goes on, it can also bring about adverse effects and irreparable damage. This can be prevented if the fire safety precaution is taken and people are educated about the danger lurking around houses furniture(for eg. Electrical appliances) which may…

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    lives. Hazard assessment is the part of my job routine. Safety of the residents and staff members always comes first. The goal of the hazard assessment is to prevent injuries, accidents, and any other adverse events. I did my hazard assessment audit in this facility. In this report, I will discuss the hazards identified as priorities by my employer, risks and hazards observed during the audit, how my employer address these risks and hazards, and closing with recommendations. Risks and Hazards…

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    Emergency management is the managerial function that creates the framework for communities to develop strategies to reduce hazards and manage the aftermath. There are four phases by which emergency management manages disasters and they are mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. Emergency management is effective when the community, local, state, and federal government act responsibly by actively engaging in the activities to minimize or eliminate destruction. Mitigation is the process…

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    housing, and infrastructure systems (“National preparedness report”, n.d.). The 2015 National Preparedness Report shows that the nation increased its collective preparedness, not only from external threats but also for natural and technological hazards (“National preparedness report”, n.d.). By continuing to report on national preparedness, the federal government in collaboration with the rest of the nation will see progression and strengthening in national preparedness, while being able to…

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    they may face in a possible terrorist attack. “Risk is commonly thought of as a product of a threat or hazard, the vulnerability of a community or facility to a threat or hazard, and the resulting consequences that may impact the community or facility” (Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Guide, 2012, pg. 1). Each community or jurisdiction needs to come up with a Threat and Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (THIRA) guide in order to identify and assess the risks and…

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    how to handle threats, hazards or disasters. Emergency management is a process that involves planning, training, prevention, preparedness, response and recovery from threats or hazards. These threats or hazards can include terrorism, fire, tornadoes, flooding etc. Emergency plans are put in place to prevent loss or damage. Emergency plans have to be created and upgraded to map out how to respond to ongoing or potential dangers. The plan has to include options for hazards and disasters…

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    that run along the Atlantic Ocean become divested by tropical storms and flooding, HAZMAT related emergencies are a close second. In Virginia Beach, VA hazard risk are delineated into four categories: Critical Hazard – High Risk, Critical Hazard – Moderate Risk, Noncritical Hazard – Low Risk, and Negligible. HAZMAT is considered a Critical Hazard – Moderate Risk. Weapons of mass destruction (WMD) or chemical spill, such as arsenic trichloride create devastation, which are potential HAZMAT…

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    MT DES Analysis

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    Code Annotated (MCA) Title 10, Chapter 3; Part 301, is the main coordinating policy document for emergency management by state government. MT DES is responsible for the coordination, development and implementation of emergency management planning, prevention, protecting, mitigation, response, and recovery statewide. MT DES responsibility also includes the administration and disbursement of federal Homeland Security and…

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    probability of negative health effects in humans who may be exposed to hazards in the environment. In this regard, a risk assessment applies to the scenario because it presents data of an environmental factor – the elevated concentration of lead in the soil at the child’s school which is harmful for children’s health. In conducting a risk assessment in the given situation, the following steps will be sequentially followed: “hazard identification, dose-response assessment, exposure assessment,…

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    Design Engineers are expected not just to design for the structural integrity of the building but also to consider the buildability of the structures with regard to health, safety and welfare of everybody in the influence of the structures. This consideration should be done prior to construction work, during construction, while the structure is undergoing maintenance and at normal operation time. Health, safety, and welfare also continue throughout the lifespan of the said structure, that is…

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