Oct 05, 2022

Plagiarism Scan Report

Characters:903 Words:156
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Plagiarized Unique Speak Time:
Sentences:7
2 Min

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To begin with, the first management failure was despite clear signs stating
that the crane must be operated only by trained workers but still it was
operated by three people, who are not trained in the usage of a crane. In
addition to this, the general workshop manager did not believe that the
workers must be responsible for health and safety and even they do not have
time for it. This approach of the general working manager is incorrect
because it is the responsibility of every employee working in the workshop to
recognize any discrepancy in safety measures and they must report it
immediately if something is not found correct. Furthermore, it must also be
realized that the workers regularly informed the frequent near misses which
involved the overhead crane and as a result of this immediate action should
have been taken to resolve the issue as early as possible but no action was
taken.

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