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    Naval architecture is an engineering branch concentrating on the design and construction of water-use vehicles. Skilled professionals with advanced technical knowledge physics, materials science and engineering, boat creation is assisted by naval architects. I think writing a report on being a naval architect is better for me, because I want to go to the military when I get out of school and I like the construction of objects. The education required for being a naval architect is having the…

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    Before I took this course, I thought I knew about all about safety and what the procedures are. As I started reading the book and doing all of the assignments I realized when it comes to safety, there's more to it then you think. I learned about the five E's which are, Engineering also a way to provide protection that is mandatory by a certain product and even an environment like for example, car seats and helmets. Enforcement is a behavior that is changed through the law like police…

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    Safety in Welding One day in a welding class at Isothermal Community College, an student was grinding metal on an angle grinder and was using the clear helmet, which is the safe way to grind. Then he took the piece of metal and started welding with the clear grinder helmet on. This caused his eyes to burn and he saw black spots for a few minutes. When changing jobs people also have to change safety equipment. In all jobs, there are dangerous situations that’s why there are safety rules and…

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    Patient Safety Regina Georgeson 9/15/15 Patient safety is what everything in healthcare revolves around. It should be practiced in every step that a nurse takes at work to care for a patient to reach their individual outcomes without medical error. Patient safety is commonly defined as, “freedom from psychological and physical injury. “ There are multiple ways that patient safety can be breached as evidenced by the thousands of deaths seen each year because of malpractice. Due to…

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    On February 12, 2009, Colgan Air Flight 3407 experienced a stall warning during its final approach into Buffalo International Airport. The two pilots responded by pitching up the airplane without applying maximum engine power. This mishandling of stall warning induced the airplane to stall. The airplane crashed into a residential area, killing 49 persons on board and 1 on the ground. The airplane that crashed in this accident was a Bombardier Aerospace Q400. The Q400 is a twin-engine airliner…

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    Regulations Main features Why is it applied? Ppe The purpose of personal protective equipment is to reduce employee exposure to hazards when engineering to reduce the risks to acceptable levels. Equipment’s such as gloves and goggles should be worn to keep you safe from any dangers that could occur in the workplace. This regulation is extremely important as it means the employees are well protected at all times when dealing with any machinery and chemicals. When dealing with converting the…

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    prevalent safety improvement strategies in healthcare. However, IRS have proven to be inherently problematic as clinicians and health scientists struggle with issues affecting IRS’ perceived and actual utility. Problems arise due to the fact “sentinel/ seminal/never events/adverse events” (all terms to describe events that should not happen in healthcare) are usually uncommon and difficult to detect. IRS are prone to biases and create high-cost information and are that clinicians, patient safety…

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    using the TeamSTEPPS Teamwork Perceptions Questionnaire (Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality [AHRQ], 2013). The Team Structure principle, one of five key principles in TeamSTEPPS, identifies team components that work together to ensure patient safety (AHRQ, 2013). Question four asks whether or not a unit makes efficient use of resources available such as staff, supplies, equipment, and information (AHRQ, 2010). Unit A is an example of a unit where resources are not being used to…

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    also offers a robust virtual health care delivery system that seamlessly connects patients to providers for medical consultations. Teladoc’s virtual health care platform is designed using quality function development and supported by concurrent engineering. Stevenson (2015) explained that quality function development gains input from customers to ensure that the “voice of the customer” is included in the product development process (p.155). Input from customers has proven to be very useful…

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    core duties include organizational, supervisory, and technical elements. Proficiency in these should make their way into your resume format. A site engineer is an integral part of the site management team, whose primarily responsibilities lies in the safety, health, and security of individuals through thorough supervision and organization of people and materials. Your resume format should reflect the ability to perform a highly responsible role. Other secondary duties of a site manager include…

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