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    going on within the environment and food. During the 20th century hamburger grade beef had a bad name. One company, Jack in the Box was known for under cooking and serving their hamburgers. The government soon passes a regulation to administer the health and safety of American food. The more cattle is entered in a plant gives the plant less cleanliness of the environment. By 1980’s the beef industry and USDA had ensure that beef supplies are healthful. Also, they were going to monitor what was…

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    The Construction Industry

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    The construction industry is one of the high risk industry with more number of injuries and fatalities reported compared to other industries. The construction industry has also been performing poorly on health and safety of its employees. In New Zealand, the construction sector is the sixth largest sector which employs 180,000 people. The Construction Sector Action Plan of 2011 suggests that the construction industry in New Zealand had the highest rate of fatal injury making it almost thrice the…

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    01. Rules and Instructions in the Laboratory  General safety • Do not eat, drink, and smoke inside a laboratory.(1) • Handling contact lenses are prohibited in areas where specimens are handled.(1) • Long hairs, ties, scarves should be secured.(1) • Frequent hand washing is an important safety precaution.(1) • Keep work areas clean and tidy all times.(2) • Clean and wipe all of the work surfaces end of a experiment.(2)  Clothing • Lab coats should be worn in the laboratory to protect you and…

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    Fire Alarm System Essay

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    Security and Fire Alarm Systems Security and fire alarm systems are often used to warn the building occupants of an impending danger, hence giving them the opportunity to vacate the house or stay safe. An alarm system monitors several security and fire triggers and then alerts the home owner and authorities whenever there is an issue. This not only increases the safety and peace of mind for the occupants, but also helps in protecting the property from fire damage or theft. Home owners with…

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    3.0 Safety 3.1 Threatening accidents on board ships According to Raunek (2016), no ship crews want to get hurt or suffer injuries during working on ships. Accidents are always happen no matter how many precautions are taken. The main reason is human error because negligence of human cause accidents are happened. A series of regulations has been introduced by government and organization to implement to ensure the safety and security of the ship crews who are working on ships. However, there are…

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    (a) The manager of the laboratory has several duties toperform. The first and foremost duty of the manager is to ensure such practices in the laboratory that complied with the prevailing laws and regulations for the chemical laboratory. The failure to comply with the regulations related to the laboratories will result in the legal actions against the laboratory. Another important duty of the manager is to ensure quality practices in the lab so as to increase the performance of the laboratory.…

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    Part 3: Preamble and Justification of the Four Policies Part 3.1: Policy Safety 1: Rebuilding, Monitoring and Assessments of Building Safety The council will grant planning permission for the development where safety will be maintained and enhanced, with its main focuses on:  Rebuilding damaged buildings by flooding or other disasters which improve their quality of safety to live in, and to ensure safety is valued during the development.  Ensuring that the quality of buildings will be…

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    “On television and in the movies, forensic scientists interrogate witnesses, search crime scenes, and sometimes aided only by a microscope, uncover the one piece of evidence that can break a case wide open,” however, that is nowhere near the reality of forensic science (Williams 1). Forensic scientists often spend long days in the crime lab testing samples they can also frequently encounter unpleasant working conditions and face misconceptions from both the public and law enforcement…

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    Managing Activities – Assignment 2 Health and Safety Legislation There are three main pieces of legislation that cover health and safety in the workplace. They are; • Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 • Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 • Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 The Health and Safety at Work Act puts duty on the employers "to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work" (legislation.gov.uk). For…

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    whereas a single-stage electric machine will do a great job if you have a small or a medium yard. With a device like this, you will not only remove the snow with ease, but you will also complete the task in a short period of time. This means that your health will be protected as you will not need to stay for too long outdoors, and you will also not deal with back pains, which is fantastic. Therefore, if you do not know how to keep your snow from taking over your yard, a snow blower could be a…

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