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RUNNING THE CASE STUDY 1. There will be a short initial briefing for the whole class when there will be an opportunity to ask any questions about the general structure of the case study. Everyone will then have an opportunity to consider how to assess the failure. I have a number of items of information which may, or may not be relevant to the problem. You will need to decide what information you may need. I can only give a response to specific requests for information. Vague requests will be met with vague answers. It is helpful if you make your requests in writing so that I can give, if possible, a written response. I will not be deliberately misleading. You will have an opportunity to discuss your main conclusion(s) and recommendation(s) with me. If you are seriously in error then specific guidance will be given at this stage. Subsequently, an individual written report (directed to the Facilities Superintendent) will be required. Assessment will be based on the following: Management and organisation of the investigation Quality of the written report
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Reports should be clear, concise and with specific conclusions and recommendations suitable for the context. While the reports should be technically sound, details should be relegated to an Appendix or (as appropriate) omitted. The word guide is 2,500.
Laurie Power