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Many have suggested that OSHA penalties are weak and misdirected (aimed at employers rather than employees) to have any significant impact on workplace safety. Do you think that OSHA sanctions need to be strengthened? Or are they adequate? Defend your answer.

You have been instructed by your employer to go to the construction site WITHOUT any training or safety briefing. Do you have the right to refuse to undertake the work? Justify your answer.

Executive Order 11375 prohibits discrimination in employment based upon sex on all federal and federally funded contracts. If a contractor fails to conform, what are the remedies open to the agency?

A. Explain briefly what is an EMS B. If you are hired as project engineer to build a new cement manufacturing plant, explain how are you going to handle the environmental compliance for the construction and what permit should you comply and how?

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1. What are unsafe acts and conditions int work 2. List common examples of accidents in work.

Describe the checks to be carried out to ensure that tools and equipment are in full working order, prior to undertaking the activity.

Kindly explain the statement below "The success of the Occupational Health and Safety Program depends on the collaboration of the State, the employee and the employer."

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In a violent construction place where there is presence of rebels or criminals, what safety preparations and precautions are necessary?

) What is risk assessment ? (ii) Briefly describe THREE risks that may be encounteredin project work. (iii) Describe the basis of Cause and Consequence (2C’s) analysis. Provide an example of a 2C’s analysisas part of a product risk management exercise. (b) (i) Explain what is meant by a safe product. (ii) Undertake a Fault Modes and Effect Assessment (FMEA) for ONE relevant safety feature of a product of your choice.(ii) Undertake a Fault Modes and Effect Assessment (FMEA) for ONE relevant safety feature of a product of your choice.

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True or False: The Williams-Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970 (“OSHA”) [Title 29 USC 451et seq.] only deals with the operation of equipment in support of construction activities.

d Describe the Terms Below (C 1) AASHTO. 5) PG 76-22 2) G.I. 6) Short term aging

QUESTION 5 You are the engineer responsible for the design and installation of plumbing in a new public elementary school under construction. The project is running behind schedule ad above budget. The latest catch is that the supplier has not delivered the specified backflow preventers. Although a strike at the manufacturer's plant has been settled, the back order list is moving slowly. The engineer serving as coordinator of the project orders you to obtain less expensive backflow preventers that are readily available from another manufacturer. These backflow preventers are of lesser quality than those specified in the plans, have a history of occasional failure, and are likely to need earlier replacement. What should you do? O A. Order and install the available backflow preventers, but refuse to sign off on this portion of the job. O B. Order and install the available backflow preventers, informing the school board that this equipment may not last as long, but will help the project…

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What measures can be taken to avoid the scope of work problems?

As a future implementer of a construction project, describe how you will carry out this tool in project management by answering the following questions comprehensively: 1. What benefits are derived when toolbox meetings are conducted in the construction site? 2. How often and how long should a toolbox meeting be conducted? Why? 3. What are the specific topics that should be discussed during a toolbox meeting? 4. How should a toolbox meeting be conducted? 5. Is it always necessary that the project engineer is the one who will facilitate the toolbox meeting? Why

Construction is a high risk industry that comprises a wide range of activities involving construction, alteration, and/or repair. Construction workers engage in many activities that may expose them to serious hazards/ risks, such as falling from rooftops, unguarded machinery, being struck by heavy construction equipment, electrocutions, silica dust, and asbestos. The risks can be eliminated by setting a construction safety objective at the construction sites/ workplace. According to your understanding, explain THREE (3) construction safety objectives related to Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA).

Case study scenario: A manufacturing company provides jobs for many people in a small town where employment is not easy to find. The company has stayed in the town even though it could find cheaper workers elsewhere, because workers are loyal to the company due to the jobs it provides. Over the years, the company has developed a reputation in the town for taking care of its employees and being a responsible corporate citizen. The manufacturing process used by the company produces a by-product that for years has flown into the town river. The by-product has been considered harmless but some people who live near the river have reported illnesses. Questions: What are the issues of integrity and ethics posed in the case study? What options does the company have, and what should it do and why?

Describe the special applications applies for safety programs?

If you were a controller for a major urban county readiness exercise, what factors and criteria would govern your selection of evaluators and response cell staff?

(a) Explain and sketches the types of incidents for the activities of loading and unloading

4- What actions should be taken by Engineer 1 based on the NSPE code of ethics? (Total 8 points) Write three actions based on the NSPE code of ethics and use applicable code items in code of ethics section I, II, and III. (When using NSPE Canons, write the section number only and do not copy it.) What Engineer 1 should do in this to avoid having an ethical dilemma with his employer? Based on applicable items in NSPE code of ethics Action 1 ( /2 pnt) NEL CAS Answer of this section should be in the form of: Example : 1-2-c, or Il- 1-a, or Ill-1-b Based on item from sec. I: 2 pnt Based on item from sec. Il: 2 pnt HAUR ES EINKEN Based on item from sec. Ill: 2 pnt TUNKERAMIKE TENTONI(ALAG. Answer of this section should be in the form of: Example: l-2-c Based on item from sec. I: 2 pnt CATERIN CAU ASUS PALHEALITEQUIREMOS CUERO EHEN DEN LENDINGA Based on item from sec. II: 2 pnt D DRIVER VORMINTAA Based on item from sec. III: 2 pnt HIEMANTEAUANTiscutat ALORIGHIAUS MASA MALA REDER THRITY SHIRK…

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Which statement is correct? (week 12 - Design and Approval of Building and Construction Projects) A) Performance requirements can be satisfied by (i) performance solution or (ii) deemed-to-satisfy solution, or a combination of these two alternatives B) Ony specialist consultants can identify mandatory legislative documents and design guidelines documents needed for a project C) The National Construction Code (NCC) is comprised by one volume D) The development of a performance solution (done via a four-step process) is less time consuming than the development of a deemed to satisfy solution E) The Federal Government is the primary consent authority for civil works

Maintenance is classified as planned and unplanned maintenance. Planned maintenance is when the building and its contents are maintained on a scheduled basis. On the other hand, unplanned maintenance is often corrective. As a senior maintenance engineer in the maintenance department, you need to discuss with the top management concerning the types of maintenance that are suitable to be executed by the organization which meets the management budget. Discuss the following types of maintenance and provide an example of a maintenance plan for each of the maintenance. Preventive Maintenance Corrective Maintenance Predictive Maintenance

Case Study for Professional Ethics. During an investigation of a bridge collapse, Engineer A investigates another similar bridge, and finds it to be only marginally safe. He contacts the governmental agency responsible for the bridge and informs them of his concern for the safety of the structure. He is told that agency is aware of this situation and has planned to provide in next year’s budget for its repair. Until then, the bridge must remain open to traffic. Without this bridge, emergency vehicles such as police and fire apparatus would have to use an alternate route that would increase their response time by approximately twenty minutes. Engineer A is thanked for his concern and asked to say nothing about the condition of the bridge. The agency is confident that the bridge will be safe. Analyse the case using the six steps with the perspective of Engineer A.

Different types of conflict can be experienced, depending on the particular situation and the people involved. Which one of the following is not a type of conflict in workplaces? a. Intrapersonal conflict occurs within an individual when two equally attractive and irreconcilable options are presented b. Interpersonal conflict develops between two individuals as a result of different needs and goals c. It is an established principle in law that behaviour must be criminalised before a person can be prosecuted and convicted d. Intergroup conflict develops from the expression of incompatible ideas by two or more groups of people