Write a proposal for a solution addressed to your current boss similar to the example provided?

The textbooks provides an example of a proposal that deals with a fact that a lot if material and tools are left in aisles on the factory floor, thus creating unsafe environment. The author first explains why is he writing the proposal (that is the section where we state the problem) and then explains how to solve the problem (offering strategies and recommendations).

In this assignment, you will use an example from your workplace (current or previous). It may be fictional, too, though it is more helpful if it is something you can really use in your field.

In selecting the right topic, please remember that it's all about practicing the methodology. So what is the problem is less relevant. Maybe you have issues with equipment or lack of training and you are proposing additional training.

Attach Flag Pictures Link File Discard Send SENT: Mon 3/23/2020 10:20 AM Bec: To: Harold Clurman Ce: Carla Hernandez Subject: Safety Practices for Group 333 Introduction that states a problem Many accidents and near-accidents have occurred in Group 333 because of the hazardous working conditions in this area. This memo identifies those hazardous conditions and makes recommendations for their elimination. Hazardous Conditions Employees inside the factory must operate the walk-along crane through aisles that are frequently congested with scrap metal, discarded lumber, and other refuse from the shearing area. Many surfaces in the area are coated in oil. The containers for holding raw stock and scrap metal are also unsafe. On many of the racks, the hooks are bent inward so far that the crane cannot fit into them properly unless it is banged and jiggled in a dangerous manner. To add to the hazard, employees in the press group do not always balance the load in the Detailed explanation of the problem Recommended solution Recommendations To eliminate these hazards as quickly as possible, I recommend that the following actions be taken: 1. Group 333 supervisors must rigorously initiate and enforce a policy to free aisles of obstructions 2. All dangerous racks must be repaired and replaced. 3. The Engineering Group must develop a safe rack dumper. 4. Heavy wire-mesh screens must be mounted on the front of all tow motors. 5. Group 333 employees must not accept scrap in containers that have not been properly banded. 6. illumination must be increased in the chemical building, and a compulsory training program for the safe handling of caustic chemicals must be scheduled. I would like to meet with you and the supervisor of Group 333 before the end of the month, as your schedule permits. You will have my complete cooperation in working out all of the details of the proposed recommendations. Conclusion letal in Thar Wilman er Martin's