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william.w.loweance:"A thing is safe if its risks are judged to be acceptable."the person who judges the risk should be :

• must be an engineer with revelant education in that particular area

• must be a safety supervisor the comany wo has designed that product

• any adult with rwsonable knowledg in the particular area

• none of the above is true

unions and occupational health and safety regultions cannot correct the worst stiuation

• True

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warranty expenses associated with peimary cost

• True

• False

A degree of safety that stistfies every one under conditions is possible if we put a lot of efforts on the saftey issues even before we start design of prosuct

• True

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A risk is the potential that something wanted and harmful way occure

• True

• Fales

Meet the standard of accepted engineering practice in necrssary to make safer products

• True

• Fales

Volunteering opportunity to serve the community in exceptional circumstances could be explained in terms of NSPE:

• .I Fundamental Canons. 2

• II. Rules of Practice, 5b

• III. Professional Obligations, 2a

• III. Professional Obligations, 9c

A risk is acceptable when those affected are no longer apprehensive (worried) about it. Apprehensive si influenced by:

• A. The effects of knowledge on how the probabilities of harm are perceived;

• B. If the risks are job-related or other pressures exist that cause people to be aware of or to overlook risks:

• C Whether the effects of a risky activity or situation are immediately noticeable or are close at hand;

• E. Al A,B, and C

Factor of safety is used in the design process to reduce the load of the design

• True

• False

Any improvement in safety of any engineering product increases the production (primary) cost of the product; this mean that the total cost the peoduct also increases

• True

• False