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Sample Ergonomics Program

This assignment is designed to provide an opportunity to apply the concepts
presented in the Unit II Lesson regarding the elements of an ergonomics
program. Specifically, you will be developing an ergonomics program.

As a graduate of Columbia Southern University’s Safety and Emergency Services
program, you have decided to pursue a career as an occupational safety and
health consultant. You were recently contacted by Will B. Shafe, the human
resource manager at On Call, the company that employs Ms. Handz-Hurt from the
unit lesson. According to Mr. Shafe, he is having trouble convincing the
leadership at the company to address ergonomics because there is no OSHA
ergonomics mandate.

Part 1:

You have agreed to assist Mr. Shafe by preparing a one-page minimum overview
explaining the regulatory requirements related to ergonomics, including the
history of the OSHA Ergonomic Standard and the benefits of implementing an
ergonomics program. Your summary must include references and should be written
to convince management to implement a program (after all, you are a consultant
and you want their business).

Your overview must include a minimum of two outside sources, one in which
must be from the CSU Online Library.

Part 2:

Six weeks later, Mr. Shafe contacts you again with news that the leadership
is more open to the idea of implementing an ergonomics program but needs
guidance on what should be included in the program. Using the information
covered in the unit lesson, prepare a sample ergonomics program for the
company.

Your sample program should be three pages in length, not counting the title
page and the references page.

Your fully completed assignment, including Part 1 and Part 2 together, should
be a minimum of four pages in length, not counting the title and references
pages. Include both parts in one document and label for
clarity.

this assignment is data analytics case and It is like a questions that we need to answer and we should use Tableau for this assignment… “”As you would think, please do your own work, show all of your work, and explain your process to me in getting where you do for requirement #3 of the case (i.e. screenshots, explain in paragraph form, etc). A turnitin link will be up by the end of the week for your submission.””…..

Q: Can we use the example memo for requirement #3?

A; Yes, you can use the memo template per the instructions for requirement #3. Similar to if you did individual case 2, at actual work, there is no need to reinvent the wheel, so for efficiency purposes you are able to use some kind of workpaper template and tailor it for your needs. I would say use the template and in it include and explain any visualizations you did and how your group interprets what you find. Please also show your work, explain how you got your visualizations (through screenshots, step by step info, written explanations, etc).

Aslo, this is what the professor asking for and it nothing should be copied from online resources or else i will get in trouble.

thank you,

For the scenario discussed in assignment 3, please draft a series of combined discovery requests to whomever you feel is appropriate. In other words, draft the appropriate demands to start the process of executing the discovery plan that you devised as your answer to assignment three. These documents may include deposition notices, interrogatories, requests for production, etc. Be sure to indicate to whom each document is being sent.

Here iş the scenerio

You have filed a lawsuit on behalf of Kelsey Mathews against Sally Smith in state court in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. This case involves an incident that occurred on August 12, 2019. On that date, plaintiff and her eight‑year‑old son, Bill, were riding their bicycles on the sidewalk approaching 1234 Evergreen Street in University Heights, Ohio. Bill was riding a few feet in front of his mother.

At the same time, defendant was backing her car out of her driveway located at 1234 Evergreen Street. On the passenger side of defendant’s vehicle, the driveway was lined with hedges, which obstructed the view of the driveway from the sidewalk.

Noted from a preliminary interview with a member of your firm indicates that your client gave the following responses:

Q And how did you come to fall?

A I just saw the car moving in front of me and I hit brakes and I fell off the bike.

Q Where was her vehicle when you first saw it?

A Let me just say this, it happened so quickly, that she was right there in front of me when I just slammed on brakes. I didn’t see her until she just pulled out in front of me.

Your client claims that she did not see the defendant’s car until it was right in front of her because the protruding hedges obstructed her view. She stated that the car extended over half of the sidewalk and that the sudden emergence of the car caused her to apply the brakes of her bicycle quickly and to fall, injuring her knee. Your client has repeatedly stated that the car was in front of her when she fell.

Defendant claimed, in her answer, that she saw Plaintiff and her son riding their bikes along the sidewalk while she was backing out of the driveway. She claims, in her answer, that she brought her vehicle to a stop at the point of intersection between her driveway and the sidewalk. She claims that she came to a complete stop before Mrs. Mathews, who was allegedly twelve to twenty feet from this intersection, saw her vehicle. She further claimed that she stopped her vehicle, a 2012 Toyota Camry, right before the sidewalk, when the plaintiff’s bicycle struck her car, causing plaintiff’s injuries.

Both parties agree that defendant then exited her car to see whether the plaintiff was hurt and she subsequently loaded plaintiff’s bicycle in her trunk and offered to drive plaintiff home. Plaintiff then entered the car through the passenger side.

You filed a complaint in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, to which an answer was filed.

In your research, you have found the following relevant language under Ohio Revised Code 4511.431 that specifies the duty of emerging cars. The law states:

The driver of a vehicle or trackless trolley emerging from an alley, building, private road, or driveway within a business or residence district shall stop the vehicle or trackless trolley immediately prior to driving onto a sidewalk area extending over the alley, building entrance, road, or driveway, or in the event there is no sidewalk area, shall stop at the point nearest the street to be entered where the driver has a view of approaching traffic thereon.

Ohio Revised Code 4511.38 states as follows:

Rules for starting and backing vehicles.

No person shall start a vehicle, streetcar, or trackless trolley which is stopped, standing, or parked until such movement can be made with reasonable safety.

Before backing, operators of vehicles, streetcars, or trackless trolleys shall give ample warning, and while backing they shall exercise vigilance not to injure person or property on the street or highway.

No person shall back a motor vehicle on a freeway, except: in a rest area; in the performance of public works or official duties; as a result of an emergency caused by an accident or breakdown of a motor vehicle.

Your client has also told you that she saw the police interviewing two bystanders after the accident, but she has no idea who they are or where they live.

You work for Arthur White, Esq., who represents the plaintiff, William Forrester.

Mr. White asks you to complete the following tasks:

1) Prepare a digest of the deposition for Mr. White, summarizing the key answers and information that you can obtain from that deposition.

2) Please prepare a memorandum explaining to Mr. White the ways in which our case can be bolstered from the answers that Mr. Hart gave.

3) Please discuss some steps that might be taken during discovery to investigate some of the claims made by Mr. Hart that are harmful to the plaintiff’s case.