can anyone help me to revised this please here is the comment of my instructor

Revise the formatting of the document submitted. No need to center.

The values that are provided do not make sense. If you are describing the costs.. complete an analysis as where, how and potentially how much these costs (direct, indirect and hidden) would run. This assignment needs to be revised and resubmitted.

my instructor he wanted full paragraph for Abstract, direct cost and indirect cost

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Accidents cause enormous crisis directly or indirectly. The losses due to accidents could be visible as well as invisible (Direct, indirect, or hidden). Certain losses can be evaluated in terms of money whereas certain other losses cannot be evaluated in monetary terms (hidden costs). Industrial productivity can come to a stop or in a state of comatose o affecting the very economic base of the workplace. In addition to this, compensation to be pay to the employed involved in an accident is big enough. Moreover, the pains and worries of the victim workers cause concern to the victims, to their families, as well as to the society. The management suffers losses involving (a) Direct costs and (b) indirect costs.

Types of Accident Costs 1.Direct costs(needs full paragraph for this) it is the costs that is compensated through the workers through the work insurance. Example of the direct costs in the workplace accident is medical expenses and legal Uninsured costs can outweigh the insured costs - and these uninsured costs come straight off your company's 'bottom-line' profits. Direct costs of accidents may include: Damage to materials $1250 Damage to equipment $2850 Damage to buildings $8700 Compensation $10300 Sick pay $5500 Fines $5000 Calculations

2.Indirect costs (needs full paragraph for this) while the indirect costs in the workplace accident is the costs that is damaged from the workplace, example when an accident in the workplace occur the damaged machinery or raw materials, and the workers time is the indirect costs. It is usually from the expenses that the corporations suffer greatly. Lost production time $750 Productive time lost by an injured employee $1050 Cleanup and start up of operations interrupted by an accident. 0 Cost of continuing all or part of the employees wages, plus compensation $1250 Reduced morale among your employees, and perhaps lower efficiency 0 Reduced morale among your employees, and perhaps lower efficiency. 0 Cost of completing paperwork generated by the accident $560 Lost of Productivity or Service Standards $450 Additional Supervision Time and Administrative Costs $750 Temporary Labor and Overtime Costs $1500 3. Hidden Costs are the expenses that the corporations faces after they settle the direct and indirect cost of the accident.

The hidden cost in workplace accident will always depend on the scale of the accident and injuries to the workers. The bigger scale of the accident will also result in the bigger hidden cost for the company. Examples of the hidden costs are: Delays in the project Loss of knowledge Loss of skills and manpower of the injured worker Additional administration work Reduced output of the team Spending time training another worker or the newly hired