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Generally, for workers to work safely at least three conditions are necessary. First workers must have the AbilityMotivatedOpportunity to work safely - that is, they must possess the knowledge and skills to perform their jobs in a safe manner. This requirement is generally addressed through the provision of OHS training. Second, workers must be AbilityMotivatedOpportunity to work safely that is, they must intend to use their knowledge and skills to enhance safe working performance. Finally, workers must have the AbilityMotivatedOpportunity to work safely that is, the environment or organization must support and encourage safe work.

One study describes a five-stage crisis management process that generates specific strategies at each stage. The first step, PreparationDamage containmentSignal DetectionRecoveryLearning , is targeted at prevention and begins with the recognition that an emergency is possible or imminent.

The next step, PreparationDamage containmentSignal DetectionRecoveryLearning , involves senior management in adoptions of a crisis management mindset, the creation of a response plan, and the introduction of response training period

The third stage, PreparationDamage containmentSignal DetectionRecoveryLearning , consumes most of an organization's crisis management resources. The literature on organizational communication, organizational support, employee assistance programs, and stress interventions focuses largely on activities at this stage.

The fourth stage, PreparationDamage containmentSignal DetectionRecoveryLearning , involves developing short- and long-term plans to resume normal business.

The final stage is, PreparationDamage containmentSignal DetectionRecoveryLearning , where the focus is on assessing and reflecting on the incident with a view of improving operations and procedures.

Incipient StageUncontrolled Fire StageSmouldering StageFree Burning Stage

The . At this stage, a source of ignition and fuel come together.

The . The three elements are present and causing the heat to rise through limited chain reaction

The This is the stage at which flames first appear.

The The fire is out of control and major property damage in under way.

Match the three types of rehabilitation to their definition

Steps taken to restore an injured worker's strength, flexibility and stamina.	Answer 1Choose...Vocational rehabilitationSocial rehabilitationPhysical rehabilitation
Psychological and practical services that help a severely injured workers cope with daily life.	Answer 2Choose...Vocational rehabilitationSocial rehabilitationPhysical rehabilitation
Steps taken to help an injured worker return to work, or find similar or suitable work elsewhere.	Answer 3Choose...Vocational rehabilitationSocial rehabilitationPhysical rehabilitation

Match the correct definitions for the following

Amotivation	Answer 1Choose...Motivation based on ones interest and employmentMotivation rooted in instrumental reasons for actingMotivation in response to pressureComplete lack of motivationself-directed motivation reflecting an individuals free will
Controlled Motivation	Answer 2Choose...Motivation based on ones interest and employmentMotivation rooted in instrumental reasons for actingMotivation in response to pressureComplete lack of motivationself-directed motivation reflecting an individuals free will
Extrinsic Motivation	Answer 3Choose...Motivation based on ones interest and employmentMotivation rooted in instrumental reasons for actingMotivation in response to pressureComplete lack of motivationself-directed motivation reflecting an individuals free will
Autonomous Motivation	Answer 4Choose...Motivation based on ones interest and employmentMotivation rooted in instrumental reasons for actingMotivation in response to pressureComplete lack of motivationself-directed motivation reflecting an individuals free will
Intrinsic Motivation	Answer 5Choose...Motivation based on ones interest and employmentMotivation rooted in instrumental reasons for actingMotivation in response to pressureComplete lack of motivationself-directed motivation reflecting an individuals free will