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Posts By: Gboliwe Onyekachi

A New Up-date Regarding Paediatric First Aid Training

In 2016, 98 percent of ATS techs took some form of training. Those technicians and employees of ATS clients logged more than 30,000 hours of SkillPoint training all together. ̶...
2017-05-04 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety training food safety training fire safety awareness training paediatric first aid training

Just Simply Loler

The man was trapped after sand and gravel collapsed on him, said rescuers. According to Lt. Col. Ahmed Atik Bu Ruqaiba, Dubai Police deputy director of search and rescue department...
2017-05-02 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: lifting equipment tirfor

Tirfor Perspectives

Never put an extender (cheater bar) on a lever tool. This is a sure sign you are overloading the hoist. If it takes 58 pounds of pull force to raise one ton, any pull force over th...
2017-05-02 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: hydraulic cylinders tirfor

Osha Regulations Perspectives

They were put through their paces by 102 Battalion Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, an Army Reserve unit. The 17 to 25-year-olds hope to put the skills they have learnt o...
2017-05-01 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: HSE regulations winches

Just Manufacturing

One fire engine from Frome was sent to Whatley Quarry on Knaptons Hill near Frome at around 9.10pm last night. The car had crashed into a steep bank. No one was reported as trapped...
2017-04-30 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: OSHA lifting equipment safety tirfor

First Aid Training Prospects

VIDEO: Interfaith march for peace and unity in Paterson We also want to help not only the victims recover, but the families recover, Reyes said. When a crime is committed, the whol...
2017-04-30 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety awareness training courses fire safety training health & safety training

Just Paediatric First Aid Training

Pregnant Beyonce accentuates bump in sultry crimson gown for intimate Polaroids from star-studded dinner party Sienna Miller looks early noughties chic as she sports curly hair, a ...
2017-04-29 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety awareness training courses food safety training courses health & safety training

Have You Ever Looked At Health And Safety Training?

That answer is yes. We found 12 states with laws about helping choking victims. You can find links to each of the state laws or choking poster at the food safety training providers...
2017-04-29 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety training first aid training

Food Safety Training Reflection

Researching and developing ways to enhance health and safety strategies. Influencing technical standards of health and safety. Developing health and safety policies. 2. Consult the...
2017-04-28 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety awareness training courses health & safety training health & safety training courses

Just Simply First Aid Training

Harrison said he plans to teach another class in June in North Stonington. An exact date has not been set. Classes have previously been conducted at Westerly Hospital and at L+M Ho...
2017-04-28 by Gboliwe Onyekachi filed under Uncategorized. Tags: fire safety training health & safety training health & safety training courses
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Recent Posts

  • A New Up-date Regarding Paediatric First Aid Training May 4, 2017
  • Just Simply Loler May 2, 2017
  • Tirfor Perspectives May 2, 2017
  • Osha Regulations Perspectives May 1, 2017
  • Just Manufacturing April 30, 2017
  • First Aid Training Prospects April 30, 2017
  • Just Paediatric First Aid Training April 29, 2017
  • Have You Ever Looked At Health And Safety Training? April 29, 2017
  • Food Safety Training Reflection April 28, 2017
  • Just Simply First Aid Training April 28, 2017
  • Never Considered Construction? April 28, 2017
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    A student team from North Carolina State has designed a collar to help control wild elephants that threaten human property and life in Africa and Asia. More
  • Thinking Backward with Professor Zermelo May 13, 2015
    This column discusses extensive form games and shows how backward induction can be used to analyze such games. More
  • Never Mind Pearl Harbor--What about a Cyber Love Canal? May 13, 2015
    Focusing on malicious attacks on the current infrastructure might be distracting us from another looming challenge: the risk to emerging infrastructure due to carelessness. More
  • Accelerating Application Start-up with Nonvolatile Memory in Android Systems May 13, 2015
    In the critical race to minimize application launch time, this article looks at possible hardware solutions, especially the proven benefits of using nonvolatile memory. More
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    Pervasive technology can support human memory augmentation, but there are privacy and security implications that need to be addressed and understood moving forward. More
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  • Cloud Standards News and Updates May 13, 2015
    This column covers recent news on standards-related activities, including products of standards-developing organizations and other recent developments. More
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  • Continuous Delivery: Huge Benefits, but Challenges Too May 13, 2015
    Paddy Power began implementing continuous delivery (CD) two years ago, reaping both huge benefits and challenges that can inform practitioners also considering CD. More
  • Teaching Privacy: Multimedia Making a Difference April 9, 2015
    The Teaching Privacy project brings researchers and teachers together to develop learning tools to teach children about online privacy, especially in their interaction with multimedia technology. More
  • Societal Discussion Required? Ubicomp Products beyond Weiser's Vision April 9, 2015
    As a community, we need to be more aware of the impact and inspiration our research creates. At the same time, these new computing technologies often require open discussions on what we can and should do. More
  • Understanding Cybercrime from Its Stakeholders' Perspectives: Part 1--Attackers April 9, 2015
    Although cybercrime is rampant, there is no authoritative definition of the term and all that it implies. A comprehensive model and taxonomy of cybercrime, including all of its stakeholders, would contribute to better cybersecurity. Part one of this two-part series explores attackers and their motives in detail. More
  • The Role of the CPU in Energy-Efficient Mobile Web Browsing April 9, 2015
    In an area that has primarily focused on performance, this article turns our attention to energy efficiency in mobile Web browsing, which requires a close look at how the network and CPU interact. More
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  • What Got Done in One Year at NSF's Stampede Supercomputer April 9, 2015
    Aaron Dubrow describes the National Science Foundation's Stampede supercomputer and how scientists are using it to tackle seven important research topics. More

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