A paper on Engineering Safety
A paper on Engineering Safety
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Hello everyone,
I have been invited to present a paper in a seminar on engineering safety can someone help with some inputs please.
I have been invited to present a paper in a seminar on engineering safety can someone help with some inputs please.





RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
Talk to the audience and not your slides
Don't read your slides
Memorize your slides
TTFN
RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
Do not put up slide after slide of text and simply read what is on the slides.
RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
Airplane wreckage.
Explosions with surround sound.
Blood on the high...
... er, try to make your visuals interesting.
Mike Halloran
Pembroke Pines, FL, USA
RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
Cheers
Greg Locock
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In - Out - IN - Out. Repeat.
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RE: A paper on Engineering Safety
Still, all relevant....but what the guys may be saying is "give us something more to go on, narrow the field a bit."
JMW
www.ViscoAnalyser.com
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What is the focus of the seminar? Who is sponsoring it? What is your area of expertise?
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Ed
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corus
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I know some stress engineers that do that plus the PSF (Personal Safety Factor) - that is normally about 1.5
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On one project, the fellow that was cleaning the end bearing caissons had a safety rope approx 100' long secured at the top; the depth of the hole was approx 40'...
Dik
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Once you figure in rope stretch, I think that might be a factor of safety of less than 0.4!
That's a definite failure!
I know you're kidding, but I don't think factor of safety really factors in (no pun intended) to rope length in this scenario. Rope strength would though!
Ed
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Also, as my thespian mother advised her students, "Speak to the back wall, then you'll never have to think further about effective voice volume for the room size."