how often should fire drills be carried out in a factory employing approx 600 workers?
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Factories... Use Group F (F1 and F2), single story, with an occupant load of 500 or less is not even required to have a fire alarm much less fire drills.  (ICC 907.2.4).  I simplified that a little bit.\n\nSo the real question is does this factory have all 600 employees working at the same time, or does it run shifts?  If they keep the occupant load under 500, then no, no fire alarm and no drills.  \n\nIf they do have a fire alarm system, then it is required to be tested at least once a year (NFPA 72).  However, there is nothing requiring a factory to actually have a drill, although they are required to conduct safety training so employees know what to do in the event of a fire. (OSHA)
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This is a time / noise level ration the you would have to check the OSHA standards for.\n\nYou can tolerat 60 decibles all day with no effect.  It's talking out loud. \n\nyet 90 decibles would have a shorter exposure limit and 130 would just hurt right off.
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I worked in a beef processing plant in the state of Washington, and they ran 250 head an hour through there.  Multiply that x 24 (plant operates 24 hours a day) x seven and you can get a pretty good idea.
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3,600,000 Joules or 3.6 megajoules
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By listening to the employees concerns-even the gripes and actually doing something about it.  You can have 50 meetings, but at the end of the day you don't show how management is committed to employees, those whose issues weren't addressed become the 'dissenters'.  It is tough, but do-able as long as there is FULL commitment from higher.
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I am lucky. I live in the Netherlands. we have several laws that prevent employers from firing without cause. they need a good reason and get approval from an organisation or else they have to either take you back or pay compensation. in France they have a similar system, only there are currently protest because the government decided they don't apply to people under 25. I don't know about other countries.
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3 days...\n\n6 days X 10 workers / 20 workers = 3.....wippy
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Man should work as many hours as he wants, OR as many hours as he's allowed to work.\n\nThe average is 8 hrs a day, 40 hrs a week.
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"Building schedule" Are you constructing a fire station?  Question not stated well at all...  Sry
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About 600 mi/hr, the same as today.
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Yes.  Prepare a poem, outlining these particular and funny work habits.  One stanza for each employee.\n\nThen line up several other employees - each to read one stanza of the poem.  \n\nWe did this one time & it was very successful.
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Please see this website: http://www.ussteel.com/corp/sheet/hr/pmhsmill.htm
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It depends on how fast they want to place people, and which area are you talking about. [officer, school safety, maintenance] - (my mom works with the NYPD re hiring.)  The time varies.
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The ASME (mechanical engineer's) code of ethics does a pretty good job of summarizing an answer to your question.  Good luck.
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have a zero tolerance rule put in place-\n\nfirst time violence - Fire the person on the spot!\n\nWork places are places where people are to be team players and work together.
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6 hrs is normal... 5 minimum... 7-8 max
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This answer is based on a British infantry battalion. \n\nIn a British rifle squad (known as a section) there are 8 men. Three sections of 8 men make up a rifle platoon plus the Platoon commander, Platoon sergeant & a Light aid detachment (medic, signaller, 2 man light mortar team) which totals 30 men.\n\nThere are 3 rifle platoons in a rifle company plus a headquarters platoon of medics, signallers, cooks, clerks, drivers & the company sergeant major, company commander & company second-in-command, so around 120-130 men.\n\nSeveral rifle companies make up a battalion (usually at least 3 but could be more depending on the battalions role). Together with these there is a Headquarters company & a fire support company. The fire support company has a recce platoon, mortar platoon, anti-tank platoon & also usually a machine gun platoon & an assault pioneer platoon. These add up to a battalion of about 600 men.\n\nBattalions are then grouped together into Brigades with an operational role. An armoured brigade, for example will have several armoured infantry battalions together with other combat arms & support. There could be up to 3000 men in a Brigade.\n\nSeveral Brigades make up a Division, totally between 6000 & 10,000 men & women.