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    towards the level of advancement of safety on construction sites. This section covers materials and behavior that will help prevent as well as reduce the risk of accidents on construction site. 4.1 Smart helmet Smart helmets were made with workplace safety in mind. The smart helmet is equipped with navigation technology which safely guides its user through a construction zone, it also alerts the wearer about potential hazards and gives advice on the proper safety equipment needed for the job (…

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    Garage Door Safety

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    If you have young children, you know there are many potential safety hazards scattered around your house. The bathroom and the kitchen are the primary suspects, but what about the garage? The dangers of a garage door accident are real. That is why the professionals at Felluca Overhead Door in Rochester have taken the time to gather some safety tips: Supervise Your Child's Outdoor Play: Don't let children play too close to the garage door or treat it like a toy. Be sure they keep a safe distance…

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    Truck safety is complex but with potential injuries and death increasing, truck safety is also a paramount concern of our nation 's largest delivery system. A Closer Look at Truck Safety In the United States, there are nearly ten million people in trucking-related jobs with over 2 million tractor trailers hitting the roadways each year logging in almost 450 billion miles annually. Trucks account for 70 percent of freight transported in the United States with several trillion dollars of…

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    applicable into e-Safety through Dashboard. 5. SAFETY MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES…

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    Quality and safety are two important elements in consumer food perceptions and decision making associated with food choice (Grunert, 2005). The quality of food is an extremely important aspect of human life and people are becoming more concerned about nutrition, food safety and environmental issues that determine their acceptance of food products (Lazarova, 2010). Consumers are believed to generally prefer product of high quality. However the underlying cognitive determinants of quality and…

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    Applied Aviation Safety The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has the mission of “providing the safest and most efficient aerospace system in the world” (FAA, n.d.). In order to accomplish this mission, they analyze information from many sources and determine where safety needs improvement in the aviation industry and then look for solutions to the issues. In 2006, the FAA wrote AC 120-92, Introduction to Safety Management Systems (SMS) for Air Operators, to establish a voluntary system…

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    connecting safety and performance within a firm, we draw a conceptual model (Figure 6) depicting the relationships between the safety preparedness, safety performance and project performance. Conceptual Model First, we start with the practical concept of Safety Preparedness, which is the ability to ready, fortify and prepare an organization in advance to cope with reality of providing safety to the workforce. We operationalize Safety Preparedness using the constructs of Culture of Safety…

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    Avian Influenza, Leptospirosis, Salmonella, and many more are diseases caused by foodborne illnesses. The safety of our food supply is very important to our nation, and even though it may be hard to believe, a lot of safety concerns with food are often overlooked. Food scares have come and gone for many years in America. Everybody consumes food, some more than others, but the lack of education behind how safe our food actually is, is troubling. Compared to other nations, America has a growing…

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    Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 is a law that places an obligation on all employers to ensure so far as is sensibly practicable, the well-being, security and welfare at work" of every one of their representatives or employees (lives, n.d.). Risk Assessment is where the severity of the Hazard and its potential outcomes are considered in partnership with other factors likewise the level of exposure and the numbers of persons exposed and the risk of that hazard being realised (Authority, 2016)…

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    Food is a source of nutrients not only for humans but microorganisms as well. Food safety is a term for all measures and concepts that are intended to ensure that food is safe to eat and cannot cause a health problem or poisoning. The issue of food safety is a universal concern, this is because everyone must to consume food. Bacteria are everywhere, in the air, in the water, in the ground, on our food, on our skin and inside our bodies. Food scares have been numerous in the United States in the…

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