What is the difference between e-pace and I-pace?

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  • Fadila Fadila
    Starting with performance, the main difference between the two is that the I-PACE is all electric and the E-PACE is fueled by gas. You will get better mileage and performance in the E-PACE as it is equipped with an Electric 90kWh Battery and a EV400 AWD Automatic producing 394hp and 512lb-ft of torque.

  • Who is responsible for taking every precaution reasonable under the circumstances for the protection of the workers?

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    The only duty of a supervisor that's included in the Occupational Health and Safety Act is the duty to “take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances” to protect workers. The OHSA requires the employer to appoint a "competent person" as a supervisor.29 Mar 2022
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  • What is NHS risk assessment?

    Risk assessments are part of the management of risks in the workplace, enabling employers to decide upon reasonable steps to protect their staff. It allows employers to fulfil their legal duty of care to protect their staff from harm, injury, or illness.
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  • What are phases and steps in security inspection?

    What are the phases of a fire safety inspection?
    • Step 1 – Identify all fire hazards. ...
    • Step 2 – Identify people at risk. ...
    • Step 3 – Evaluate risks and assess current measures. ...
    • Step 4 – Record, plan, instruct, and train. ...
    • Step 5 – Review. ...
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  • What is a take 5 booklet?

    The Take 5 is a personal risk assessment tool that prompts you to take five minutes to plan how to do a job safely. In other words: Take 5: Stay Alive. Do a Take 5 before starting any task and during the task when there is a change in conditions (e.g. starts to rain).
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  • How can I make my workplace safer?

    10 Easy Workplace Safety Tips
    1. Train employees well. ...
    2. Reward employees for safe behavior. ...
    3. Partner with occupational clinicians. ...
    4. Use labels and signs. ...
    5. Keep things clean. ...
    6. Make sure employees have the right tools and have regular equipment inspections. ...
    7. Encourage stretch breaks. ...
    8. Implement safety protocols from the start.
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