Baxter Pump Case Study

Nowadays, it is almost impossible to find a building that does not have exit signs or fire extinguishers in America. Whether in a university or at the work place, exit signs and fire safety instructions can easily be found by anybody. Fire drills are regularly practiced to ensure the least amount of casualty will occur if something goes wrong. However, a hundred years ago safety issues were barely taken into considerations and safety regulations were most of the time inexistent, as illustrates the terrible fire that happened a hundred years ago at the Triangle

➢ They sign in appropriate while coming in out of the building in case of fire.

Having these plans in place give the Disaster Recovery team the instructions they need when disaster strikes

The plan continues into outlining what individual citizens need to do to prepare for a disaster. This

They must provide policies because it will walk staff through what to do if a disaster were to occur and how to get things up and running again.

United States, FEMA. (2010, November). Developing and Maintaining Emergency Operations Plans. Retrieved May 5, 2018, from https://www.fema.gov/media-library-data/20130726-1828-25045-0014/cpg_101_comprehensive_preparedness_guide_developing_and_maintaining_emergency_operations_plans_2010.pdf

Additionally, the preparation phase covers all fundamentals of an incident response plan, reports interaction among basics, and increases to emergency response planning at some point in the life of an incident in order to develop the necessary trust relationships that will be fully exercised during the stress of a real crisis. According to Whitman (2012) “The Disaster Recovery Plan Similar in structure to the IR plan, the DR plan provides detailed guidance in the event of a disaster. It is organized by the type or nature of the disaster, and specifies recovery procedures during and after each type of disaster. It also provides details on the roles and responsibilities of the people involved in the disaster recovery effort, and identifies the personnel and agencies that must be notified. Just as the IR plan must be tested, so must the DR plan, using the same testing mechanisms.” (P. 231). Many of the same principles of incident response apply to disaster recovery such as fundamentals must be clearly established, roles and responsibilities must be visibly outlined, someone must initiate the alert schedule and notify key personnel, someone must have the responsibility of the documentation of the disaster and only if it is possible, attempts must be made to moderate the impact of the disaster on the operations of the organization.

This advisement from Naturalizer, shows that any woman no matter their size or age can wear their product. At first glance the woman and the word “ever” stand out and generate the comfort feeling for the readers. By exploiting the phrase, “the most fitting pump ever,” the advisement offers the reader a sense of comfort in the pumps that they would be buying. The only word in the phrase that is in bolded text is “ever.” By using this word bolded it given off the sense of the pumps always being comfortable and not hurting their feet. The woman in the advisement is blissful and seems to be cozy in the pumps. It is as if her feet are gliding as she walks. The advisement’s audience is centered around middle-class working woman. The main colors

Jim Willis the manager of Learning & Development for Sulzer Pumps located in Brookshire will be leading a meeting at our facility and will have approximately 13 people will be attending. The meeting will be held beginning on Aug 8, 2016 and the group is requesting a tour of our facility and is scheduled to begin at approximately 2:30 that afternoon. Plan to keep the tour to an hour or so by just hitting the high points of each major division within the

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Specific measures taken before disasters strike, to ensure effective response constitute preparation. This phase may include specific contingency planning, emergency exercises, training, installation and use of warning systems.

The effective contingency plan should only include the high-priority items and it should be as simple as possible. The purpose for the contingency plans is to response quickly when there are changes of an organization’s current strategy. For example, the predefined strategy is based on some assumptions about the economy but the outcome is not what the organization assumed, the contingency plan can support the organization to react promptly. The effective contingency planning includes a seven step process. First, Identify both beneficial and unfavorable events that could possibly derail the strategy. This step includes the development of the formal contingency planning policy statement in order to provide it to relevant stakeholders the authority and guideline that required developing the effective contingency plan. Policy will be published when executive confirms it. To gather the high-level business requirements, define scope and allocating project resources. Second, Specify trigger points and calculate about when contingent events are likely to occur. It involves the Business Impact Analysis (BIA) to identify threat scenarios, prioritize key business processes and critical systems for business continuity. Executive approval on those choices of the critical business functions and the priority to recover during the disaster. Third, Assess the

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The current study is an effort to analyse existing secondary data which includes professional journals, industry reports, past research on related topics and data sheets of multiphase pumps (MPPs) so as to understand the efficiencies and advantages brought in by MPPs in multiphase pumping conditions. The study also attempts to provide a general criterion of a pump for a particular process during production. It is understood that fluids pumped from off shore oil wells will essentially pump multiphase fluids at all times up to separation stage. Also, oil wells undergo changes in gas volume fraction and watercut during the lifecycle of the well including testing, installation, initial phase of pumping, in established and operational oil wells, an aging oil well and during abandonment.

Many departments’ training cycles do not cover what they expect their pump operators to do when things go wrong at the pump. In his article, Sitz, reviews several things that can happen to a pump operator, from losing water in the supply line, to having the engine shut down due to mechanical problems, and what to do to fix the problems. He states, “remember, the pump operator has to be able to think and act on their own in the initial minutes to fix whatever went wrong” (Sitz). This emphasizes that if something goes wrong, the pump operator is often by his/herself, and therefore must diagnose and fix all pump related problems without help. As an example, losing water in the supply line could be a bad hydrant, or a