...suppliers • Supply chain & procurement department Supply chain and procurement department plays a vital role in the selection of a right supplier. Who can full fill all the requirements of the company timely? They look for the following major issues while the supplier selection process. Timely delivery of raw material from right supplier with right quantity on right time. Supplier should be capable enough to ensure whether the Material will help in the optimization of production process. Uninterrupted polyester supplies. Right quantity on right time. Lowering the time to market. • Sales Sales department ensure whether supplier would be able to offer solutions to decreased sales and book a market share Suppliers should be able enough to provide innovative solution to grab market share. Does the supplier will negotiate the price in order to help and achieve new market targets? • Research & Development R&D accesses the production capacity, processes and quality of supplies. They look for the following major issues while the supplier selection process. Which supplier will be supportive enough to encourage the new development in the polyester category? Which Supplier will be capable enough to work in collaboration to define new market trends? Purchasing Which supplier can generate more value for Henkel. How Henkel can generate solution to offer competitive pricing by cutting down...
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...Examination Paper of Safety Management 1 IIBM Institute of Business Management IIBM Institute of Business Management Examination Paper MM.100 Safety Management Section A: Objective Type (30 marks) This section consists of multiple choice & Short Notes type questions. Answer all the questions. Part one carries 1 mark each & Part Two carries 5 marks each. Part One Multiple choices 1. In the 5’S to good housekeeping leading to cleaner, better & safety workplace, what is meant by SIESO? a. Sort b. Systematize c. Sweep d. Sanitize 2. When the car in front is about to turn the right than what step should be taken- a. Overtake only on right b. Overtaking on the left c. Overtaking is not permissible d. None of these 3. What is the full form of OSHA stands - a. Organizational Safety and Health Administration b. Organizational Security and Health Application c. Occupational Safety and Health Administration d. Occupational Safety and Health Advantage 4. Which of the following is not the visible cost of accident? a. Loss of production b. Medical cost c. Legal cost d. Overhead cost 5. BBS stands for_____________ 6. PPE Stands for_________. 7. Which of the following is not come under the 5E’s for accident prevention? a. Engineering b. Enforcement c. Executing d. Enforcement 8. Spoiled work, loss of prestige, funeral expenses are comes under which type of cost- Examination Paper...
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...November 4, 2013 EBUS/405 Professor Caleb Green In this paper, I will be making a few suggestions on how to improve the PPG Industries website to make it more convents for consumers, distributors, and collision shops. The topics that I want to suggest on improving the most are MSDS search engine, organization in the online ordering product, and advertising on the PPG Industries website. The numerous of complaints from the consumers are constantly calling for assistance to find certain materials or purchase items. However, as a Web support representative, I have to help and give advice to the consumer on how to maneuver through each web page, including e-mailing MSDS sheets, reset passwords, correcting purchasing orders, and directing consumers to the correct web page. Therefore, I have a few ideas on how to make the web page more suitable for those who are not tech savvy as the rest of the world. Improving the MSDS search engine The MSDS search engine or Material Safety Data Sheet is to assure on-the-job safety and minimize health risks, be sure to follow all applicable safety and health precautions for using PPG products (PPG Automotive Refinish , 2013). This search engine can find almost any product name or code, but it has to be only automotive paint. The main mistakes that customer has with this search engine are 1. Trying to find MSDS on house paint 2. Using the wrong product code or no product name in the search engine 3. Too much information for the...
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...4 Information Systems at Travelers Insurance Executive Summary Management information systems allow a company to effectively manage their operations through the use of technology, people, and information.10 Travelers Insurance utilizes this system to manage its operations throughout the world. It has allowed the company to offer its customers many policy options and services. Without Travelers management information system, consumers would have been unable to enjoy the services offered by this expansive company. Through the use of management information systems, Travelers Insurance is able to provide its customers with the products and services they desire and their employees with the information they need. Introduction to Travelers Travelers Insurance is one of the largest holders of insurance policies in the country. As a Fortune 500 company, it is a business that is substantial to the U.S. economy. With an excellent information system, the company is able to maintain a large presence. What is Travelers Insurance? Travelers Insurance is one of the largest insurance companies in the nation. In 1864, the company developed in Hartford, Connecticut by James G. Batterson. Initially, the company sold life and accident insurance, but it has since broadened its products to include property, life, health, and several business policies among the other numerous products offered.1 The mission statement is stated from Company Statements and Slogans. “Travelers offers a wide...
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...Health and SafetyGlossary of Health and Safety Terms |A | | |Abnormal Event |An unplanned or unusual event or occurrence. | |Absolute |A non negotiable duty imposed by a regulation when it uses the term 'shall' or 'must' without the qualification of | | |'reasonably practicable'. | |Absorption |The entry of a substance into the body through broken or unbroken skin | |Accident |An undesired event or series of events causing (or with the potential to cause) injury, ill-health or damage. | |Accident Investigation |A systematic investigation of an accident to find out what happened and determine immediate and underlying causes as well as | | |reviewing existing risk assessments, safety procedures and control measures with a view to introducing measures to prevent | | |recurrence. | |Accident Prevention |Measures taken to prevent...
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...Changes to WHMIS After many years of discussion and proposed implementation timelines, it seems as though the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) for hazardous materials in the workplace will finally arrive in Canada and Ontario. For some 25 years, Ontario workplaces have used the Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS) to inform workers about the dangers of controlled products. WHMIS is fundamental to a worker’s right to know about hazards in the workplace. are coming chemicals. Chemicals are classified into one of three hazard groups: health, physical, or environmental. However, Canada is not expected to adopt the environmental hazard group. Within the hazard groups, new classes of hazards are expected, such as explosives, combustible dusts, and simple asphyxiants. Although GHS does not recognize biohazardous materials (currently Class D3 under WHMIS), this category will likely be retained by Canada. 2. Safety Data Sheets GHS will also require the use of newly designed Safety Data Sheets (SDSs), which will replace the current MSDSs. Although the differences are not expected to be extreme, there are some. The SDS will have 16 sections, whereas WHMS has 9. Much of the information for the SDS is already contained in the MSDS, but it is better organized and clearer. The SDS must also list the sections in a specified order, use the words “Danger” or “Warning”, post or describe hazard symbols, and include hazard statements. 3. Labels GHS-compliant labels contain...
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...,2 Recognizing and Minimizing Tort Paper Jorge A Cuellar University of Phoenix LAW/531 Business Law November 08, 2010 Loi-Natalie Laing, Esq. Recognizing and Minimizing Tort Paper Alumina Inc. is a company that makes aluminum automotive components and manufacturers all packaging materials like bauxite mining, alumina refining, and aluminum smelting. The company uses some chemicals that are necessary for the process and these chemicals contain and produce carcinogen effluents that can affect the environment and the people’s health in certain ways. The company is locating near to a lake and a small town, therefore the environmental regulations are very strictly in order to prevent any type of contamination that could affect the wildlife and the people surrounding the company. It is necessary to implement an operational system that will control and minimize the impact of the company’s waste toward the environment. The purpose of this paper is to recognize and minimize tort and regulatory risk plan for a company such as Alumina Inc. and explain how regulatory risks may be identified and managed through preventive, detective, and corrective measures. This plan has to be implemented according to the process and the technology employs within the company, in order to be efficiently and at the same time comply with the purpose of protecting the environment and meet the governmental regulations. Tort law imposes a duty on persons and businesses agents to prevent intentional...
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...Safety Safety in the lab should always be practiced with the utmost precaution. This lab deals with hot water, a heat exchanger, and water valves. Always wear your personal protective equipment (ppe) in the lab a. Lab coat buttoned up completely to avoid from spills and other materials from harming your clothes or skin b. Completely closed toed shoes and long pants ie. No skirts, shorts, or dresses c. Safety Goggles must be warn as well to protect your eyes from any harmful materials and liquids d. Rubber gloves should always be worn to avoid harmful chemicals spilling or getting on your hands. 1) All persons in the lab must understand all safety procedures in case of emergencies or lab accidents e. Eyewash station location in case of materials entering the eye i. You must wash your eyes for 15 minutes to ensure you clean out all the harmful materials f. Safety Shower location ii. This should be used for when harmful materials are on your skin or you are on fire. g. Fire Extinguisher iii. An ABC fire extinguisher should always be in the lab to put out all types of fires. Remember that if the fire is too large to fight you should not use the fire extinguisher. In certain cases it may be safer to just fight the small fire and put it out. h. Fire Alarm iv. When a fire is too big and cannot be put out with an extinguisher and also poses a threat to other people in the building...
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...As a middle manager of a health care organization, leadership has asked you to create training materials for your employees. The Creation of this quality-training manual for the various positions in this organization is an important part of the institution's quality management plan. The training session, serves the important purpose of providing a consistent way to communicate instructions to employees about how to perform essential functions of their jobs. It benefits supervisors responsible for educating employees about their jobs, but also provides content and structure vital in training new hires as well as managing the performance of current workers. Information provided, is about the processes and procedures employees are required to follow as well as tasks that form the basis of their jobs they are charged with performing. The training manual content is based on objectives clear enough to enable trainees to master the material with ease. The training will initially be conducted by means of Power point slides and a Training Manual handout. This information is accessible via the Upstairs Solutions Online Training Center Login Management Software. This Program will enable management to track and report employee training and ensure training compliance. The feed back form should be filled out to evaluate the training program, instructor and handed in at the end before the attendees leave. (See appendix A) Health Care and Human Services (Middle Manager Training Program:...
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...Occupational Health and Safety is an interesting and ever-changing field in our world today. An especially intriguing aspect of this profession is the wide spectrum of opportunities available. With such a versatile certification as, Occupational Health and Safety Officer, the possibilities for my future are exciting. However, I believe that before a career is even considered, one must examine his motivations. I graduated from the University of Yaoundé in 1987 with a Bachelor at Law. Soon after my graduation, I secured a job with Pecten Oil as a Lease hand. With no proper orientation, I was sent to the field and on that same day I was unconsciously rushed to a hospital for an injury incurred on site. This lasted for 08 months after which period I decided that never again should any other worker be injured for lack of safety measures on any worksite. For that reason, when I travelled over to Canada, I took the Construction Safety Officers course. I am presently enrolled as a graduate student in Occupational Health and Safety at the Columbia Southern University. One of the proudest accomplishments of my life was earning my university degree, despite the fact that my early adulthood pointed in the opposite direction, beginning with my marriage at the age of 24. Throughout the 1990s I lived as one of the "working poor," someone who slipped through the cracks of supposedly historic prosperity. By the age of 25 I was divorced and frustrated with menial, low-paying jobs: clerk, receptionist...
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...workplace] is committed to preventing accidents and ensuring the safety and health of our employees. We will comply with all applicable federal and state health and safety rules and provide a safe, healthful environment for all our employees. This written hazard communication plan is available at the following location for review by all employees: [Location name]. Identifying hazardous chemicals A list is attached to this plan that identifies all hazardous chemicals with a potential for employee exposure at this workplace. [Attach list]. Detailed information about the physical, health, and other hazards of each chemical is included in a Safety Data Sheet (SDS); the product identifier for each chemical on the list matches and can be easily cross-referenced with the product identifier on its label and on its Safety Data Sheet. Identifying containers of hazardous chemicals All hazardous chemical containers used at this workplace will either the original manufacturer’s label --that includes a product identifier, an appropriate signal word, hazard statement(s), pictogram(s), precautionary statement(s) and the name, address, and telephone number of the chemical manufacturer, importer, or other responsible party -- OR a label with the appropriate label elements just described; OR workplace labeling that includes the product identifier and words, pictures, symbols, or combination that provide at least general information regarding the hazards of the chemicals. [Name of...
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...CHAPTER 16: SAFETY Based on past studies, the water and wastewater industry has one if the highest injury rates in the nation. Workers in these areas are involved in construction and excavations, confined spaces, hazardous chemicals, and mechanical equipment that pose a serious injury risk when proper training, equipment, and procedures are not utilized. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for developing regulations regarding worker safety and protection. Employers are responsible for providing employees with the proper safety equipment and training in its use. They are also responsible for development and implementation of safety policies for their workplace. The employees, after proper training, are responsible for recognizing the safety issues; following approved safety procedures, and properly utilizing the associated safety equipment. Lock Out/Tag Out (LOTO) Lock out/tag out regulations deal with the need to isolate a machine from its energy source to prevent it from starting while work is being done in and around the equipment. Energy sources can include electrical energy, hydraulic energy, pneumatic energy, thermal energy, and chemical energy. This can be either active energy or stored energy. Stored energy can take many forms. Some examples of stored energy are; electrical energy stored in capacitors, pneumatic energy stored in a compressor tank, and hydraulic water pressure in an isolated line. Any stored energy must...
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...Table of Contents Preface 1 Helpful Telephone Numbers and Useful Information 2 1.0 Scope and application 3 1.1 General Objectives 3 1.2 Comprehensive safety programme 4 a. Programme Responsibilities 4 b. Implementation and Maintenance 6 1.4 Record Keeping 7 2.0 Standard Operating Procedures 8 2.1 General Safety Guidelines 9 2.2 Eating, Drinking, and Smoking 10 2.3 Housekeeping and Maintenance 10 2.5 Spills and Accident Reporting 11 Spills 11 2.6 Accident Reporting 12 2.7 Audits 12 3.0 Standard Laboratory Control Measures 13 3.1 Hygiene Practices 14 3.2 Ventilation 15 3.3 Safety Equipment 15 3.4 Hand wash Stations 16 3.5 Eyewash Stations 16 3.6 Fire Extinguishers 17 3.7 Flammable Storage Cabinets 17 4.0 Emergency And Medical Procedures 18 4.1 Basic Emergency Response 18 4.2 Controllable Release 19 4.3 Injury and illness 19 Preface The nature of the tasks being undertaken at the Ballistics Unit of the Institute of Forensic Science and Legal Medicine presents a number of hazards. The risks associated with these hazards can be greatly reduced if appropriate precautions and practices are adhered to. To manage these risks, the Ballistics Unit has developed this general safety manual. The intent of this manual is to provide the guideline for the development and implementation of a comprehensive safety programme which will assist staff in maintaining a safe working environment. Responsibility for the development, implementation...
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...MGT 401 Week 5 Final Paper Incident Action Plan Click Link Below To Buy: http://hwcampus.com/shop/incident-action-plan/ Final Paper Scenario: As the newly appointed safety manager at a large plastics manufacturing company, you are called to the loading dock to find that a large truck, full of cartons of pellets used in the manufacturing process, is engulfed in flames. The truck slid on ice in the parking area and crashed into empty trailers. A call to the city emergency services indicated that they will be delayed indefinitely due to roads made impassible by the ice storm. The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the pellets indicates that burning releases toxic smoke. Note that larger companies are likely to have their own emergency response teams equipped and trained to handle the most likely hazards found at the site. Assignment: Prepare an Incident Action Plan that includes all of the requirements shown below. Respond to each bullet point based on what you know of the situation. Clearly state any assumptions you make in your plan. The list is a subset of the United States Department of Health & Human Services’ suggested comprehensive Incident Action Plan available at www.phe.gov/Preparedness/planning/. • Identify at least two incident goals (i.e., where the response system should be at the end of response) and at least two operational objectives (i.e., major areas that must be addressed in the specified operational period to achieve the goals or control...
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