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    Our society uses a lot of materials considered hazardous. They are used in, or are the byproduct of, industrial processes, power plants, the medical and pharmaceutical industries, and fuels. Much of the land transport of hazardous materials is the job of the trucking industry. Because of the risks to both the truck driver and the public, Hazmat transport pays better. Yearly pay for Hazmat truck drivers can be $50,000 and more. While this makes Hazmat transport attractive, keep in mind the materials

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    Railroad crossings can be very dangerous. In my opinion, people don’t really take them seriously, but they can be very hazardous and sometimes fatal. Here are some tips from unit 5 lesson 7 for railroad crossing safety: Always make sure to slow down and turn your radio down when approaching a railroad crossing. This will give you time to assess whether or not there's a train coming and you will also be able to read the warning signs and hear any horns sounding. In the video “It’s your choice” a young

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    Clotilde Terranova was one of the 146 victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire was a fire on the top three floors of the Asch Building in Brooklyn, New York. No one knows the real cause of the fire. Most believe it started when someone tossed a burning cigarette bud into the scrap bin on the eighth floor. The building itself was fireproof, but there was so many flammable things inside the building that caused the fire to spread so rapidly. Terranova was

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    workspaces to provide safety for their workers? It was because of the lack of value towards their workers. Albert Marrin’s nonfiction work Flesh and Blood So Cheap: The Triangle Fire and Its Legacy conducts its theme through explicit and implicit evidence that unsafe business practices, lack of value in workers, and failures on multiple parties led to 146 lives lost. Marrin uses explicit evidence to illustrate how the employers of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory did not value the safety of their workers

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    Thesis Statement In the early 1900s, there was a lack of health and safety restrictions in the American workplace. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire in New York, New York killed 146 people, mostly women, and children. As a result, the Fire Investigation Commission (F.I.C) and National Fire Protection Association (N.F.P.A) were created to make laws and enforce safety codes, and these government entities are still in effect today. What was the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire? The Triangle Shirtwaist

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    Morgan Hobbs Mr. Meyer Algebra II 12 December 2016 The Importance of Slope Slope is one of the most important equations used in day to day life. Every structure that you own and live in uses slope. The only reason why everything is stable, is because of construction workers and anyone that builds things uses slope formula. The formula for slope is y2 - y1 over x2 - x1. Slope is very important in the construction field because it often states the best way to complete a project. The slope of a road

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    Introduction Contractors are responsible for the safety of their employees and the people near or at the work place. Part of their job is to ensure that equipment, materials, and the work environment is safe as well as make sure that the guidelines are being followed. In a construction site, it is important to be cautious around heavy equipment and power tools. When operating equipment while working at a construction site, protecting your body is very necessary. Creating a good work environment is

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    Railroad crossing is very important. It is always important to be aware of your surroundings and what is going on around you. If you are at a train stop, you also need to be aware of what is going on around you. You can never be too safe at a train stop and railroad crossing. Also you should never walk on train tracks or cross between two different carts. The train could start moving and then you wouldn’t be able to go back. As I stated earlier, the understanding of railroad crossings and train tracks

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    Senior Enlisted PME Course Class 3-18 Home Address: 2 Lumpkins Court Oceanside, CA 92058 Phone: 843-338-0321 Email: rodriguez.jason.m@gmail.com Former director of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Robert Gladden, stated in 2009 that, “Safety on the road is everyone’s business. Yes, motorcycles can be dangerous as can a car. Any moving vehicle at any rate of speed can be a danger to its occupant…but they are not danger-prohibitive, meaning they’re not so dangerous

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    If you try to tell someone about the cautions you have to take about railroad crossings, they will probably say something like, “who cares?” However, it is very important that everyone learns and gets used to rules and safe ways to cross railroads. We all cross railroads at some point in our lives so we should do it right. It’s not something that you would think to be very important, but it is actually very vital and a talent. You need to be aware of all of your surroundings. If

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