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    HYDERABAD: At least 5 people have been killed and several others injured in an early morning train accident in Andhra Pradesh. Unconfirmed reports put the number of death at 8. However‚ local administration and the railway authorities have confirmed two deaths as of now. The toll is likely to rise. The accident happened when Hampi Expresscollided with a stationary goods train inPenukonda at around 3am‚ according to TV reports. According to initial reports coming in‚ Hampi Express overshot

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    Objectives:  1. Students will be able to explain the causes of most common accidents.  2. Students will be able to recognize dangerous situations.  3. Students will be able to understand alternatives and hints on accident avoidance. WELCOME  The Goal of Drivers Education is to make YOU a safe and efficient driver!  I want you to be SAFE! So‚ What do you think are the most common accidents in America? Accidents  1. Tailgating 5. Distractions  2. Failure to yield6. Speeding 

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    extremely long hours but these children were also in horrible conditions. They worked with very Large heavy‚ and dangerous machines. There were many accidents occurred hurting the children or even killing children on the job.((http://www2.needham.k12.ma.us/nhs/cur/Baker_00/2002_p7/ak_p7/childlabor.htm))lThe treatment of the kids in these factories was usually horrifying and no one really cared about children’s safety was. The young ones‚ who were not old enough to work with the machines‚ were sent

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    the remarkable changes on the economic and social structure of England. The working class of the Industrial Revolution lived hard‚ laborious lives. The majority of their time was spent in the factories‚ which were very often unsanitary‚ overcrowded‚ and hazardous‚ and when they were able to leave the factory and spend time at home‚ they were met with equally revolting conditions. Although these people and their work were without a doubt one of the largest factors towards the successfulness of the

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    No: 11058) Learner Name: Qualification: BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma In Engineering (FW267) Unit Title: Health and Safety In the Engineering Workplace (T/600/0249) Unit Number: 1 Assignment Title: The concept of RIDDOR and the use of accident data Assignment No: 4 Hand in dates and times: Date of Issue: 02/09/2013 Submission is: Hand in/Due Date: 11/06/2014 ON TIME □ / LATE □ Copied work will be graded as a FAIL and disciplinary action may be taken against you I certify that

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    When people moved to work in factories times were very hard people were paid less and worked long hours. However‚ because of Labor unions workers could get the comforts they need when working. “Even though employees had to work for as long as 16 hours a day; they were subjected to pressure‚ and even physical punishment‚ in an effort to make them speed up production. Since neither the machines nor the methods of work were designed for safety‚ many fatal and maiming accidents resulted” (WorkingConditions1)

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    industrialized and larger cities in hope of finding new work. To survive even in the lowest class of poverty families would have had to have every single able family member working‚ this includes children. Children as young as six were put to work in factories. They worked for up too 19 hours a day with only one hours break in total. Work was hard and the children were often paid barely anything. These fragile human beings were; frequently overworked‚ underpaid and ill treated for a long time. They didn’t

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    Industrial Revolution The industrial revolution was a change in society.Population increased due to the fact that the factory system experienced a growth.The city screws to fast and cost government regulation which caused overcrowding poor water quality and poor sanitation. During this time‚ there were no age restrictions and people as young as six could work. There were no safety regulations and of pollution which caused unsafe working conditions The working class was very poor and vastly affected

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    The effects of the industrial revolution were more of a negative impact on the world. The industrial revolution gave the common peoples life hard to live and maintain their home. Employees who worked their worked for low wages. Working there is risking your life due to the way the machines can stop working and fixing them your arm or any other body part can instantly be lost. The other negative effect is child labor which is how some children who worked there were hurt and killed because of these

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    patience was tested‚ and a umbrella of oppression covered the people of Europe. When new inventions arose to facilitate the mass production of goods that supplied the people of Europe‚ nearly everyone was forced to begin a new career within a factory. Factories became so dominant that eventually the cottage industry no longer played a part in people’s lives. The consequences of these new inventions and new working environments caused a dramatic plummet in the life expectancy of an average citizen to

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