Group 7

• Safety program


  A systematic plan to identify and control hazards and respond to emergencies
• Make improvements


  Set aside a regular time to discuss safety and health issues, with the goal of identifying ways to improve the program
• Conduct inspections


  Inspect the workplace with workers and ask them to identify any activity, piece of equipment, or material that concerns them. Use checklists.
• Seek input on workplace changes


  Before making significant changes to the workplace, work organization, equipment, or materials, consult with workers to identify potential safety or health issues
• Implement hazard controls


  Assign workers the task of choosing, implementing, and evaluating the solutions they come up with
• Provide training


  Train workers on how to identify and control hazards using, for example, OSHA's Hazard Identification Training Tool
• Collect hazard control ideas


  Ask workers for ideas on improvements and follow up on their suggestions. Provide them time during work hours, if necessary, to research solutions
• Implement a reporting system


  Develop and communicate a simple procedure for workers to report any injuries, illnesses, incidents, hazards, or safety and health concerns without fear and retaliation
• Set safety and health as a top priority


  Tell your workers that making sure they finish the day and go home safely is the way you do business. Assure them that you will work with them to find and fix any hazards that could injure them or make them sick
• Lead by example


  Practice safe behaviors yourself and make safety part of your daily conversations with workers
• Who are the authors of the 10th Edition of "Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction"?

  William D. Callister, Jr. and David G. Rethwisch
• What is the primary focus of the book "Materials Science and Engineering: An Introduction"?

  It focuses on materials science and engineering.
• What academic departments are associated with the authors of the book?

  Department of Metallurgical Engineering and Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering
• Which university is William D. Callister, Jr. affiliated with?

  The University of Utah
• Which university is David G. Rethwisch affiliated with?

  The University of Iowa