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| A happening or event that is not expected, foreseen, or intended. Chance, unpredictable. |
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| What year was the Walsh-Healey public contracts act passed? |
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| State-wide, not federal. Quick compensation for lost wages, employees cannot sue. |
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| What was most important in the 1700's? |
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| Protection of property, not people |
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Unplanned, undesired, predictable event resulting in injury, death or property damage.
Due to unsafe acts or unsafe conditions |
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| What are 3 stimuli for motivating mgmt to consider safety and health? |
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-corporate reputation
-cost of replacing labor
-federal regulation |
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| What are the three E's of safety? |
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| Engineering, education and enforcement |
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| a potential for circumstances to produce unwanted effects of death, injury, property damage, or other loss |
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| Measure of both the likelihood and severity of the consequenses of all hazards of an activity or condition |
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| What is the Factor of Safety? |
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| S-design=S-intended X factor of safety |
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| what is prescriptive training? |
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| straight forward, and uniform no matter which industry |
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| what is performance based training? |
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| less stringent training in your area of performance, specific |
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| What is the incidence rate equation |
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| What is the fire triangle |
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| ingition, propagation, extinction |
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