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Subject name is operations management.

Question number 3. Please read the following situation and answer the given question.

Johnstown Foundry, Inc., with several major plants, is one of the largest makers of cast-iron water and sewer pipes in the U.S. In one of the nations most dangerous industries, Johnstown is perhaps one of the most unsafe, with four times the injury rate of its six competitors combined. Its worker death rate is six times the industry average. In a recent 7-year period, Johnstowns plants were also found to be in violation of pollution and emission limits 450 times. Workers who protest dangerous work conditions claim they are bulls-eyedmarked for termination. Supervisors have bullied injured workers and intimidated union leaders. Line workers who fail to make daily quotas get disciplinary actions. Managers have put up safety signs after a worker was injured to make it appear that the worker ignored posted policies. They doctor safety records and alter machines to cover up hazards. When the government investigated one workers death recently, inspectors found the Johnstown policy was not to correct anything until OSHA found it. Johnstown plants have also been repeatedly fi ned for failing to stop production to repair broken pollution controls. Three plants have been designated high-priority violators by the EPA. Inside the plants, workers have repeatedly complained of blurred vision, severe headaches, and respiratory problems after being exposed, without training or protection, to chemicals used in the production process. Near one Pennsylvania plant, school crossing guards have had to wear gas masks; that location alone has averaged over a violation every month for 7 years. Johnstowns standard procedure, according to a former plant manager, is to illegally dump industrial contaminants into local rivers and creeks. Workers wait for night or heavy rainstorms before flushing thousands of gallons from their sump pumps.Given the following scenario, what is your position, and what action should you take?You are a contractor who has traditionally used Johnstowns products, which meet specifications. Johnstown is consistently the low bidder. Your customers are happy with the product(10 marks)

Length of the answer: Between 200 and 250 words

Marks distribution of the question is as follows:

Originality: 2

How you would deal with the scenario:8