In this
unit we have studied many aspects of safety, such as new vocabulary about
safety hazards and language structures to express necessity and prohibition.
There is a situation I want you to read and analyze:
Mario works in a factory. He’s worked there for
a few months. The factory has a good safety-training program. Every employee is
required to take a class and learn about keeping the workplace safe. Mario’s
coworkers follow the safety rules, but Mario has noticed one unsafe practice at
his workplace. Some of the emergency exits are locked, even though a big sign
on the door says, “This door must be unlocked at all times during work hours.”
Mario thinks that the emergency exits should be unlocked, but he doesn’t know
what to do.
Write Mario a short letter. Tell him what you think he should do. Explain.
well, i think mario should tell his partners to report it to an authority so they open it because in a emergency case they could get injured or maybe even die.
ReplyDeleteHe shouldn't be shy and to face the situation.
Dario Miranda Vivar
I think mario should talk to the person in charge of security and cause you to take into account this point that is very important because it could avoid any misfortune.
ReplyDeleteYuri Sánchez Moncada
well, I think that he must says to the boss that emergency exits does not be unlocked during work hours because we could die.
ReplyDeleteSonia Zambrano Intriago
I think mario could speak to the manager to inform him of this problem, because if the door is not open in an emergency someone could die.
ReplyDeleteDaniel Montalvo Gutierrez
Dear, Mario
ReplyDeleteI'm agree with your point of view, I really think that you must tell it to your boss, because if someone have a real emergency during work hours and can't run away from the building will get trapped and the probabilities of be alive will be least, so I encourage you to talk with your boss about your thoughts.
Carolina Villena Malagón.
Mario, you should talk to your boss, or the people who are in charged of security, you may suggest them that if it is not sure having the emergency exit unlocked they may put guards in there to prevent that this exit could be used to bad purposes.
ReplyDeleteI hope you choose the best option, take care.
Solange Muñiz Vásquez
Hi Mario
ReplyDeleteThis is my point of view you should tell your boss that must be open EMERGENCY EXITS doors as they may have a serious emergency and you should use them to communicate to your boss so that he too is well informed of your problem.
Maria Jose Hermenejildo
I think that you have to talk with your boss about this problem, the emergency exits should not have been locked at all times, emergency doors have to reinstall for only be opened from the inside and for security if someone is trying to to do the opposite, sounding an alarm.
ReplyDeleteSHIRLEY A. NAULA MÉNDEZ
I think the doors should never be blocked or closed as in an emergency so you can threaten to lose their life because with an emergency door one would know where to go and at that time there must have surprise that this closed so that you should never close the emergency doors let alone block them
ReplyDeleteFRANK FLORES PEÑA
I think that mario should give his suggestion that the door is always open and uninsured emergency as it is and if any accident would come out of there
ReplyDeleteDanner
Hello, Mario
ReplyDeleteI think that your problem is something very common in some companies.
You should have to talked with your boss and you should have to told about the problem,
it is very important because if their have a accident or other thing is neccesary that this door are unblocked. It is for their security and welfare, and maybe your boss accept this proposal.
I hope that your boss accept this proposal , if you have any question you can write me.
Sincerely,
Heidy Escobar
Hello dear mario ,
ReplyDeleteI'm writting you this letter to give you an advice , to let you know what i think about your situation, well i'm totally disagree with the one who have closed the door 'cause as you know your factory is supossed to have a good safety program so they shouldn't, in fact they must not have this door closed.
Because if there is an accident like a natural disaster or one made by one of your partners you have one exit left to go for and it will be a disadvantage for all of the workers inside the building, 'cause they even could get injured or something worst.
And it's a problem for the rescuers and firefighters too, 'cause they wont have where to get inside.
So as a solution i propouse you to tell to the director or another higher authority the disavantages about having the door blocked, so they do something about it, but if they don't do anything you should go to a police station and talk to someone who can handle it.
Well now i have to say goodbye and remenber that you can make the difference.
Hope your problem get solve.
Dario Miranda
Hello Mario!
ReplyDeleteI am writing to recommend about of situation of factory.
Good job to give them the safety aspects but the trouble is that not taking into practice at work.
I disagree That the emergency exits are blocked.
I think You should make a meeting among your coworkers and see the pros, then tell your boss that this rule applies, Because in case of any accident or danger in the production in the factory, staff would have to leave immediately.
It would be very safe to keep open emergency exits.
I hope You have served my recommendation.
Sincerely,
Danner Alverca
Dear Mario,
ReplyDeleteThat´s good your intention is to do something, because the emergency exits shouldn´t be locked.
Let me give you some advice, you must say to the boss the problem because this situation could be extremely dangerous for all.
In this year many people have died for this situation.
I hope that my advice help you
Your friend, Sonia.
Dear Mario
ReplyDeleteI think the doors should never be blocked or closed. Because the doors should not be an obstacle to an emergency.
I think it should be checked from time to time the doors to find no problem in future emergencies
and not lose your life
I think the door should only be opened from the inside to prevent the closure or avoid problems
Sincerely
Frank Flores Peña
Dear mario,
ReplyDeleteI'm writting you this letter to give you some advices, to let you know what i think about your situation. Well i' think that the close never be closed, because in an emergency many people could die.
One of my advices is that you would talk to the plant manager for this problem, because he can resolved the problem easily.
If my first advice doesn't work, you shoul do my second advice. My second advice is to ask for who close the door and tell him/her that don't do it any more and emplain the reasons becouse you are telling that for that person.
Well Mario i have to say goodbaye becouse if have classes at Cen. i hope my advices help you.
Sincerely:
Daniel Montalvo Gutierrez.
From: Kenny Vasquez
ReplyDeleteTo: Mario X.
Hi Mario i wrote this letter because i want to help you well first you have to talk to your boss he said that the Company has a good safety program but the main way out is to go out safely escape route and and for this reason can not be closed, about your boss he should give you protection if you work for him he should give protection.
Sincerely: Kenny Vasquez
Dear Mario,
ReplyDeleteI hope you are having a good time, I want to give you some advice about this situation.
If you are afraid of how can your boss react about you telling what to do about the safety rules, and the safety trainig that is supposed to be working good on the company, you shouldn't, it's very unsafety to work in a place where the exit door is lock. You should talk to your boss and tell him what is happening.
I hope you do the best for the company and your workmates.
Take care.
Sincerly, your friend,
Solange Muñiz
I think this should not be. This seems, at best, a lack of follow-through within management. Work safety is important to productivity, as it entails the well-being of human resource which will bring productivity into being. We ought to watch out for this, since sound safety policy is basis for ISA certification.
ReplyDeleteBarton @ ISA Registrar