Answer : C project planning
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Option B is the correct answer, Employers have flexibility in choosing a fall protection system they believe will work best in a situation selected. It is the primary duty of employer to provide safety to its workers. Employers must setup a suitable protection system at workplace from falling off from overhead platforms and from elevated workstations during construction for safety of its employees.
Further Explanation:
⦁ Employer must ensure compliance to OSHA-Fall protection in construction.
⦁ Generally, fall protection must be ensured by deploying guardrail systems at the edge of construction sites, safety systems built by nets or personal fall arrest.
⦁ OSHA requires to built fall protection system irrespective of fall distance to make sure safety conditions for workers/ employees.
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Grade: High School
Subject: Computer Science and Technology.
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Answer:
A) True
Explanation:
Set-In-Order is part of a 5S system approach of making a workplace to be well arranged so there will be smooth operation of employees and working conditions.
Set-In-Order specifically deals with entities in the workplace apparently labeled after being well arranged in their respective places.
Hence, it is TRUE that Set-In-Order includes making changes to the layout of the area.
The answer is 735 W.
He runs up the stairs, so he needs a total amount of energy = mgh = 5880 Joules.
For the rate: since he goes from zero energy to 5880 Joules over 8 seconds...
Joules/sec = 5,880/8 = 735 W