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Please read the following essays in your textbook:How We Know: Snow on Cholera by Martin Goldstein and Variables and Experimental Design by John Oakes.Once you have finished reading these essays, look at the end of How We Know: Snow on Cholera on page 61. You will find 7 questions. In the following text box, please answer the 7 questions. If you are having trouble remembering definitions of things such as deductive reasoning, etc, look back at the first essay in your text by John Oakes.

The theme or setting for each projectYou are employed by Be Safe Consulting, Inc. (BSCI), as an entry level safety consultant. You report directly to Bob Sanders, the supervising Certified Safety Professional (CSP). For the last two months you have been assigned to conduct a comprehensive safety evaluation for Acme Manufacturing Co. Based on the observations, calculations, and recommendations in Unit II through Unit VIII prepare a Comprehensive Report to Bob Sanders, who will, in turn, use this information to prepare a final report to Acme Manufacturing Co. Board of Directors. While the Board of Directors may be looking for detailed business impacts, Bob Sanders is looking for a detail of potential employee hazard exposures and your recommendation rationale (calculations, observations, and/or regulation).Ventilation ReportYou are employed by Be Safe Consulting, Inc. (BSCI) as an entry level safety consultant. You report directly to Bob Sanders, the supervising Certified Safety Professional (CSP). BSCI has been contracted by Acme Manufacturing Co. to conduct a study to determine employee exposures to various particulates and gases. In addition, your company has been contracted to determine if the current ventilation systems that are in place are adequate to protect employees from an over exposure to these chemicals. After conducting a field assessment, prepare a written report that Bob Sanders can utilize to prepare a final comprehensive report for the Board of Directors. During your field investigation, you find the following field observations:Welding RoomThe company has six welding booths, or areas that are partitioned only for the use of welding curtains. The booth is open to mixing in the front and top. The company is worried about the welder's exposure to iron oxide (PEL 10 mg/m³). For a valid sample, you must have a minimum of six hours of sampling (The remaining two hours of the work day is considered to be equal to or less than the sampled exposure. As a result of your air sampling over an eight-hour time period (i.e., the work schedule), you receive the following analytical report:NameLocationConc. 1Time 1Conc. 2Time 2Conc. 3Time 3Anne WeldingBooth #14.3 mg/m³150 min.3.7 mg/m³150 min2.2 mg/m³240 minFrank WorldlyBooth #22.1 mg/m³180 min2.8 mg/m³120 min3.1 mg/m³240 minJim YoungBooth #31.7 mg/m³205 min1.25 mg/m³125 min1.03 mg/m³150 minBetty JohnsonBooth #412.8 mg/m³165 min11.2 mg/m³72 min9.8 mg/m³123 minJack JonesBooth #57.8 mg/m³190 min14.2 mg/m³149 min8.8 mg/m³140 minJoey AppertonBooth #63.9 mg/m³155 min4.6 mg/m³90 min2.1 mg/m³46 minBased on this information, determine the employee's actual exposure to iron oxide, whether the samples were valid, and if not, why? Show your work either in the report or as an appendix.During further evaluations of the welding booths, you determine that each booth utilizes a local exhaust system to remove the iron oxide and other contaminants prior to mixing with the breathing air. You take the following measurements:LocationAir Velocity (fpm)Work distance from exhaust opening (in inches)Duct Diameter (in inches)Flow Rate (cfm)Booth #1683188UnknownBooth #2Unknown16812,375Booth #37101612UnknownBooth #4184268UnknownBooth #5Unknown2289721Booth #6Unknown181211421After taking the air samples for employee exposures to iron oxide, then measuring and calculating the performance of the local exhaust ventilation (paying particular attention to the specifics), what recommendations would you make to reduce the employee's overexposure, if any, to the ventilation systems?Hazardous Materials Storage AreaAs part of your assessment, you have been asked to evaluate and determine if the hazardous materials storage area has adequate ventilation. In addition to the federal requirements, Acme's insurance carrier requires that they have a minimum of 12 air changes per hour. In your evaluation, you collect the following information:Area Width (ft.)Area Length (ft.)Area Height (ft.)Ventilation Supply #1 (volume-cfm)Ventilation Supply #2 (volume-cfm)223014874993Determine if the current hazardous materials storage area is adequate and meets the requirements of Acme's insurance carrier. What recommendations would you make to correct the discrepancies, if any?Foundry RoomAcme has a foundry room, which is nearing the point of being outdated in terms of engineering controls. For example, one employee stands near an operation that has a canopy hood exhaust and routinely puts his face in the flow of the hood, causing him to inhale particulates and gases that are directly being drawn into the hood. Part of your evaluation is to make a recommendation for a new type of exhaust system. Which one would you recommend, and why?Respond to the details in each section, and format your report in APA style. Include at least each of the following in your report for this unit:Introduction-briefly describe why the studies were performed (why you started the study).Report details-briefly discuss the details of the scenario (what you found from the study).Conclusions and recommendations-briefly describe your recommendations based on your findings (what you recommend to resolve any deficiencies).Appendix-Measurements and calculations (show your work).At least 2 pages. APA formatting for all references and in-text citations.