What is wrong with the following statements: (a) "OK, we'll do an audit program, but we can't give a copy of the audit report to the plants! (b) "We don't need a spill plan. We don't have any spills!" (c) "Well, how good did we do? What was my score?" ( d) "We send the solvent off to a recycler so they can reuse the hazardous waste. The sludge in the degreaser? Oh, that just goes in the dumpster.

What is wrong with the following statements: (a) "OK, we'll do an audit program, but we can't give a copy of the audit report to the plants! (b) "We don't need a spill plan. We don't have any spills!" (c) "Well, how good did we do? What was my score?" ( d) "We send the solvent off to a recycler so they can reuse the hazardous waste. The sludge in the degreaser? Oh, that just goes in the dumpster.

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter7: Basic Clinical Microbiology

Section7.6: Urine Culture And Colony Count

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