4.1 Policies and procedures in response to accidents‚ incidents and emergencies and illness. POLICY – We follow the guidelines in reporting injuries‚ diseases and dangerous occurrences (RIDDOR) for reporting of accidents and incidents Procedures. Accident book: is kept safely and accessibly; Is accessible to staff and volunteers‚ who know how to complete it; and it Is reviewed at least half termly to identify any potential or actual hazards. All accidents recorded are shown to the parent
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Each employee worth money to the business. Companies that treat employees as machines will never realize their full potential. Therefore employee involvement programs (EIPs) are vital to business management and it will helps achieving a good organizational performance‚ especially in long run. However it also needs to depend on how well the EI program is adopted in the business and how the business makes effort to implement the programs within the organization‚ in order to reach a successful performance
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organization. Role: Executive Management (organization authority) Responsibilities: Determine and announce crisis situations (Declares the emergency/crisis state of affairs) Activate the DRP Supervise response and recovery efforts Confirm restoration of normal business operation and finalize the disaster recovery processes Role: Legal (Counsel can be both internal and external) Responsibilities: Address legal and regulatory issues Ensure regulation compliance
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resources making vulnerable to this hazard. Forms of Biological Hazards: 1. Independent Biological Hazard • Contributes to‚ develop into & exacerbate vulnerability leading to disaster (e.g. HIV-AIDs) 2. Dependent BH e.g. war » famine » malnutrition » diseases » less resistance to diseases » deaths 3. Trigger of disaster e.g. pest infestation-famine (Irish famine 1845-1848) Important factors of vulnerability on biological hazards: 1. Micro-environment; (risk at refugee camps e.g. poor water
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In “In Case of Emergency: What Not to Do”‚ Peter S. Goodman discusses major flaws of crisis management‚ utilizing the BP oil spill and Toyota’s acceleration malfunctions as examples. Both BP and Toyota suffered a loss in credibility in the eyes of the American public. While this was largely due to the poor manner in which they handled a global crisis‚ the emergence of specific cultural narratives contributed enormously. In America‚ a corporation can be regarded as credible if it is honest‚ trustworthy
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overconfidence decision-making biases. His decision also discloses an anchoring bias as it looks like that Nationwide did not take into consideration some information that others did. Insurance was not the only affected industry with natural disasters; also Airlines were very affected with this whole hurricane and weather situations. Jet Blue was one of these affected airlines due to the weather. They held the passengers on its planes for about 10 hours with closed bathrooms. They refunded
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Every population in the world experienced disasters at a certain time with little and sometimes no warning. Adequate preparation and training are necessary to ensure optimal outcomes‚ whether the disaster is natural or a human made. Preparation for disasters must include conducting a comprehensive assessment of systems‚ risks‚ and resources available. Essential human services can be interrupted for significant amounts of time despite the type of disaster. That can produce exceptional needs and placing
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71 © 2010 Academic Journals Inc. Impact of Strategic Planning on Organizational Performance and Survival* Akinyele Samuel Taiwo and Fasogbon Olufunke Idunnu Department of Business Studies‚ Covenant University‚ Ota‚ Nigeria Abstract: The study examined the impact of strategic planning on organizational performance and survival. The effectiveness of strategic planning can be measured in terms of the extent to which it influences organizational performance‚ which affects its survival rate. The main
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Dilemmas in Disaster. What’s a Nurse Manager To Do? Charlotte McKamie Texas A&M Administrative Theories NSG 520 Aune November ‚ 2012 Abstract This paper considers some of the ethical dilemmas that occur during disasters and how the chaos and desperation of those situations effect decision making for nurse managers. Dilemmas in Disaster. What’s a Nurse Manager To Do? In July of 2006‚ two nurses and a doctor were charged with murder as a result of their actions during Hurricane
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Miltiadis A. Boboulos Manufacturing Processes and Materials: Exercises Download free ebooks at bookboon.com 2 Manufacturing Processes and Materials: Exercises © 2010 Miltiadis A. Boboulos & Ventus Publishing ApS ISBN 978-87-7681-695-7 Download free ebooks at bookboon.com 3 Contents Manufacturing Processes and Materials: Exercises Contents Summary 6 Question 1: Non-conventional manufacturing processes 7 Question 2: The Electro-discharge Machining (EDM)
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