A process hazards survey:
What will be an ideal response?
Highlights areas of potential vulnerability
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During a routine visit to the construction site, the project architect observes that the exterior wall cladding of the building is being installed before installing the windows (that are available on the site). The project architect's experience is that this sequence of construction will compromise the aesthetics and workmanship of the wall and discusses the issue with the general contractor
(GC), who disagrees. What should be the project architect's follow-up step? What will be an ideal response?What will be an ideal response?
Aroma is a combination of taste and smell.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
How does negative pressure affect the air supply of a furnace?
A) It increases the need for outside air. B) It increases the furnace's need for gas. C) It causes little noticeable change to a furnace. D) It causes a need for less outside air.
Technician A says sulfur dioxide is one of the key elements causing acid rain. Technician B says a marine environment commonly results in an accelerated oxidation process. Who is correct?
A. Technician A only B. Technician B only C. Both Technicians A and B D. Neither Technician A nor B