A hazard analysis can be used to evaluate a potential hazard; what other information should be considered?

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Q: 1-Explain A case study of applications of RAMS and LCC in the Design Process?

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Q: In a highway road, a signage or utility pole that is near the edge of the road often get struck by…

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Q: A. Explain briefly what is an EMS B. If you are hired as project engineer to build a new cement…

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Q: What procedural guidelines are followed by the inspector regarding the safety program?

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Q: What preparations are required before a field study can be conducted

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Q: Answer the following: 1.Based from NTSB, what is the meaning of the following terms? -Accident…

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Q: II. Identification. Identify the following terms 1. a little covered opening in a floor, pavement,…

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Q: list and discuss the 3 means by which accident locations can be ranked for further investigation,…

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Q: ?Why does site history have to be considered for hazard identification To know the probable source…

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Q: With the aid of a diagram, discuss the As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP)' principle for…

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Q: landfill sites.

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Q: What are the three hazard classifications discussed in the text?

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Q: What are Transportation control measures (TCMs)?

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Q: Describe the measures taken by the Resident Project Representative for the Documentation of safety…

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Q: An architect-engineering firm is planning a parking lot to accommodate 400 vehicles. Each parking…

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Q: Write down the formula recommended by FGCS to compute misclosures?

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Q: Who is responsible for staffing the field inspection?

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Q: in safety engineering Site at least 2 items of administrative fines not followed and explain.

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Q: List two methods of hazard identification used in industries.

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Q: Explain what is meant by bath type curve and its relationship to reliability

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Q: What is the usual type of accident that happens on an intersection? Choices: A. Vehicle collision B.…

A: Intersections are place where roads from different direction meet and are routed to other direction…

Q: Write down some of the basics with regard to tornado safety.

A: A tornado, sometimes called a twister, is indeed a fiercely spinning column of wind that emerges…

Q: There are a total of nine (9) warrants which include (SELECT ALL THAT IS APPLICABLE) Choices: A.…

A: There are a total of nine (9) warrants which include (SELECT ALL THAT IS APPLICABLE) A. Crash…

Q: Define Vessel collision loads

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Q: Why scoping is considered as the key stage of an Environmental Impact Assessment.

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Q: What is preventive maintenance? Give two (2) advantages of it

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Q: Discuss description, root causes and remedies of some common failures in black top roads…

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Q: The 1997 NEHRP Provisions limited the use of ELF method for irregular buildings. How many criterion…

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Q: Question 02 Discuss atleast ten types of rail failures, their causes and remedial measures.

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Q: 1. Enumerate the processes and Controls and management of the following Risk and hazards. A. Types…

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Q: What are the different approaches of hazard assessment? Give examples of how each approach applied

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Q: What is LCC in transportation problem? 4 paragraph

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Q: Describe the special applications applies for safety programs?

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Q: What measures should be taken by the Inspector to avoid any serious problem?

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Q: If you were a civil engineer assigned to select a potential airport site, what physical inspections…

A: There may be following physical inspection at airport site.

Workplace Safety

A workplace can be referred to as a space where people work together for the accomplishment of a common goal of the organization. Here, people can be a worker, an employee, and an employer. A person can be said to be an employer if he/she gets the job of organizational goal accomplishment through other persons, and that person gets paid for his/her service. All employees can also be referred to as workers. An employer may also hire workers of other categories which require specialized skills to finish a work. Both employees and workers along with the employer form the primary occupants of a workplace.