The Reactive Organization

Note This cycle will continue if a safety culture does not exist. 

In the overzealous company, safety personnel usually seem loud, harsh, overly watchful, and too quick to criticize. In plants where programs for safety are livelier and more rewarding, safety professionals are usually seen as friends, people much like the employees. In the more lax organizations, the employees complain that there are not enough safety professionals around, and they doubt that reporting to them does much good, since little happens [2]. 

There is more to an accountability system than enforcing punishment for employees. The accountability system aims to methodically help managers, employees, and supervisors to take responsibility for their actions and the subsequent effect of these actions on the team as follows  

Clearly defining expected performance in written performance objectives Periodically evaluating this performance jointly with employees Allowing employees the freedom to learn and develop in a positive, non-threatening manner 

Your employees deserve to have a clear understanding of the nature, severity, and timetable of consequences. [1] 

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Method A (solid liquid conditions) PhSeCH2Cl (0.2 g, l mmol), the reactive organic substrate (1.25 mmol), Aliquat (8.1 mg, 0.02 mmol) and powdered KOH (0.5 g) are stirred at room temperature and then sonicated for 2 h, or until TLC analysis indicates the complete reaction of the substrate. The mixture is filtered through a pad of Celite, which is then washed well with n-C6H14. The combined organic solutions are dried (MgS04) and evaporated to yield the product. 

The volatilities of the reactive organic components (citral, its reaction products as well as the sugars) were negligible under the actual experimental conditions. 

All of the sample collection methods suffer from inlet losses, as the reactive organic peracids and peroxides tend to decompose on unconditioned surfaces. Aerosols deposited in samphng hnes can also react with the peroxides, with subsequent loss of sample. For this reason, sample lines must be kept clean and as short as possible. A surfaceless intake scmbber has been designed to avoid surface loss. This system minimizes surface contact of the sample by eliminating all surfaces at the intake. 

GC is a powerful technique for herbicide separation. Due to the reactive organic functions contained by... 

Classical emulsion polymerization processes are conducted in a heterogeneous medium, but they have some characteristics that differentiate them from other processes. As a result, their unique characteristics may be exploited for the production of specific materials. There are specific requirements that must be met for this process to occur in a heterophase reaction system. First, the reactive organic phase (monomer) must be almost completely insoluble in the continuous phase (water). Subsequently,... 

This is the commonest mechanism. It simply involves partition of the reactive organic species, e.g. an ester into a separate phase, typically aqueous, where reaction occurs. An example is the two-phase solvolysis of esters by aqueous sodium hydroxide, which has been extensively studied [23]. Some basic principles are worth noting. Since reaction occurs following partition, the reaction rate will depend on the solubility of the reactant in the reacting phase. This leads to some unusual effects. Increasing the... 

After the sols have been applied to substrates, the reactive organic groups R are crosslinked thermally or by UV/IR radiation. 

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