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Sun Coast Remediation Research Project

Stephener Baisey

Columbia Southern University

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RESEARCH OBJECTIVES

The main objective of the Sun Coast remediation is to ensure that the welfare and the

safety of the employees are catered for. This research that will be done to ensure that the

company get valuable information that will ensure that the employee’s welfare, health and

safety are carefully considered. It will also ensure that the worksite injuries that might occur

are also minimized. The company put about ten safety risks and health concerns that affect

the welfare of the employees at the work station. This matter will thus require well done

research. This study that I about to do will be able to determine if there is a significant

relationship that involves the particulate with the exposure and the impacts that the PM has

on the employee’s relatively to their health, lead poisoning, noise levels and training.

The objective is to make a comparison on the outdated safety modules and data with its

newly formed training equipment that are safe so as to help in determining its effectiveness

and its consistency with the reduced lost time hours and the prediction when it comes to

training activities.

The main objective of the organization is to test the data condition and make appropriate

decisions on the basis of return on investments that is concerned with the training as well as

with the testing that has to do with the land sites. The return on investments will be comprise

of the safety training programs of the organization, the quality of air and monitoring control,

water recovery programs and lastly the soil outcome on testing.

RO1: To establish whether the lost-time hours are related to safety training at the work place.

RO2: To establish whether there exists relationship between variables that exist between the

size of the particulate matter and the impact on the health of the employees.

RO3: To establish whether training programs that is done together with revision is more

actual than the training programs that are archived.

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RO4: To establish whether the blood lead level has been increasing in employees working at

the site.

RO5: To establish the existence of the return-on-investment controls that exist within the

services that are provided.

RO6: To establish through the data that is collected if the desired level of healthy work

environment is predicted.

RESEARCH QUESTIONS AND HYPOTHESIS

The following research questions were carefully formulated after a careful review of

the data that was collected. The research questions and the hypothesis that will help the

researcher to achieve the desired outcomes were written below.

RQ1: What is the relationship that exist between expenses on the safety and training program

with the reduction of lost-time hours?

H01: There is no significant correlation between lost hours while training and the expenses

on training.

HA1: There is a significant correlation between lost time hours while training and the

expenses on training.

RQ2: What is the relationship between variables determining the size of PM and the health
impact on the employees?

H02: There is no significant correlation between variables of PM and health impact on the

employees.

HA2: There is a statistically significant correlation between variables of PM and the health

impact of the employees.

RQ3: What is the relationship between the revision of the various training programs and the

training that is archived?

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H03: There is no significant correlation between the revision associated with the training

programs with the archived training programs.

HA3: There is a significant correlation between the revision associated with the training

programs with the archived training programs.

RQ4: What is the relationship between the level of blood of the employees and lead

poisoning?

H04: There is no statistical correlation between the level of blood of the employees and the

lead poisoning.

HA4: There is a statistical correlation between the level of blood of the employees and lead

poisoning.

RQ5: What is the relationship between return on investment and the services that are used to

evaluate the financial gain?

H05: There is no statistical correlation that exists between returns on investment and the

services that render financial gain?

HA5: There is a statistical correlation between returns on investments and services that are

used to render financial gains.

RQ6: What is the relationship that exists between the desired level of work environment and

the healthy work environment that is there?

H06: There is no significant correlation between desired level of work environment and the

healthy work environment that exist.

HA6: There is a significant correlation between desired level of work environment and the

healthy work environment that exist.

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