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What is the primary focus of effective communication?
What is the primary focus of effective communication?
- Talking more than the listener
- Understanding and being understood (correct)
- Using complicated vocabulary
- Ignoring feedback from others
Which factor can hinder effective team collaboration?
Which factor can hinder effective team collaboration?
- Mutual respect among team members
- Clear goals
- Dominance by one team member (correct)
- Open communication
What is a crucial component of achieving successful negotiations?
What is a crucial component of achieving successful negotiations?
- Rushing to conclude agreements
- Being inflexible in your demands
- Avoiding discussions about compromises
- Understanding the interests of all parties (correct)
In conflict resolution, which approach is least effective?
In conflict resolution, which approach is least effective?
Which of the following is essential for building trust in relationships?
Which of the following is essential for building trust in relationships?
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Study Notes
Domain 6: Environmental Management
- Environmental hazards have increased over time due to accidental releases of hazardous substances.
- Public concern grew after the Bhopal, India, and Institute, West Virginia, incidents.
- The EPA's Chemical Emergency Preparedness Program (CEPP) encourages state and local planning for emergencies.
- The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) requires emergency release notification and inventory reporting of toxic chemicals.
- EPCRA requires reporting of extremely hazardous substances (EHSs) and CERCLA hazardous substances.
- Emergency notifications must include chemical name, indication of extreme hazard, estimated released quantity, duration, release location (air, water, or soil), potential health risks, and contact information.
- Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs) must develop emergency response plans, identify facilities with extremely hazardous substances, and transportation routes.
Disaster Preparedness: Topic 1
- Environmental hazards are increased by the accidental releases of hazardous substances over time.
- Public concern grew after the Bhopal, India, and Institute, West Virginia, incidents.
- The CEPP encourages increased planning by state and local authorities in case of potential emergencies.
- The Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) provides for emergency release notification and reporting requirements for hazardous chemical storage and handling.
- SARA Title III requires states to establish state emergency response commissions (SERCs) and local emergency planning committees (LEPCs) to develop and coordinate emergency response plans.
- SARA Title III requires facilities to provide written notice of releases to LEPCs and SERCs of chemicals exceeding the minimum reportable quantity.
- EPCRA outlines requirements for emergency releases of extremely hazardous substances.
- Oil spill prevention, control, and countermeasure (SPCC) plans are required at certain facilities to prevent oil spills.
- Nationwide Surveys of Local Emergency Planning Committees (LEPCs) were conducted to assess their activity and determine their effectiveness in preventing accidents.
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