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Please provide examples and clearly and concisely explain your thoughts regarding personal and professional ethics. * 0 of 500 max words What do you expect to be doing and where do you expect to be five years following graduation from your academic institution? Please describe your post college/university studies five-year plan. * 0 of 500 max words Please select one of the two scenarios (a or b) shown below and provide your written response: a: You are a recent university graduate with approximately 3 months of occupational health and safety (OSH) experience at XYZ Company. You replaced the Company’s last OSH professional following their retirement. While walking through the plant you observe a 30-year veteran skilled trade’s millwright working at the 5-foot level of a power press performing an imminently needed maintenance task while not utilizing fall protection. Describe what you would do to eliminate the hazard in this situation. b: As your Company’s new industrial hygienist you have been asked to evaluate an employee’s exposure to a chemical hazard. The allowable time weighted average occupational exposure limit for the chemical hazard is 50 ppm. You collected four equal length breathing zone air samples comprising the full daily shift of the worker. Results are as follows: 30ppm, 42ppm, 43ppm, and 46ppm. Please calculate the employee’s exposure level and describe and explain your conclusions regarding this exposure (for example “in compliance or out of compliance” or “insufficient data” to make a proper conclusion,) and why you have reached this conclusion. Please specify the guidance you would provide to your new employer. Use OSHA guidelines and requirements where applicable. * 0 of 500 max words Please fully describe an example(s) of volunteer service that you have provided to your community, your school, your church, or other institution or organization. Please be sure to describe the primary benefactors from this kind of service? * 0 of 500 max words Recommendation Letters * Drop a file here or click to upload Choose File Maximum file size: 104.86MB Transcripts * Drop a file here or click to upload Choose File Maximum file size: 104.86MB Proof of Carolina Star Affiliation * Drop a file here or click to upload Choose File Maximum file size: 104.86MB Submit If you are human, leave this field blank.
