Place visited today:<\/p>\n
Today, it is the day 1 of my life as a trainee in OSH sector, a field that I have wanted to touch when I was still working in the airport. Actually, I have given up my goal to become a professional airline pilot for the sake of the COVID-19. However, it doesn’t mean that I cannot be a recreational pilot who even holds the CPL. Anyway.<\/p>\n
I have a “logbook” for the part-time job as a professional Bus Captain – this is what I have learnt from the aviation (AV) industry. And from now on, I am just applying the same concept in my working life in OSH sector. To be honest, I have got to squeeze every minutes as well as have to be good at time management, as I foresee that my schedule must be full. I cannot guarantee or give a promise to type a diary (every day), but I will do my best.<\/p>\n
At least, I do this because I am going to join the IELTS test (for “recurrence”). Back to the topic of today – I’ve made mistakes on Day 1 as well as I’ve learnt something. Ah<\/p>\n
Everyday is a new day<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
It is what I learnt in the past.<\/p>\n
This morning, I followed my “Master” to a Magistrates’ (\u97f3: \u5abd-street-trait) court<\/strong> and it is my second time to that sort of solemn premise. Recalling from my deep memory that the first time I enter the so-called “court” was my primary six, when I finished the speech festival (a competition) and my English teacher brought me to there impromptu (\u97f3: im-prompt-\u689d)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
\u201cTell me and I\u00a0forget,\u00a0teach me\u00a0and I may remember, involve me and I\u00a0learn\u201d<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Here is what I have re-learn:<\/p>\n
When you enter the court (if the Magistrates <\/strong>\u88c1\u5224\u5b98 has been inside already) or<\/span><\/p>\n
When the Magistrates enter\/exit\u00a0<\/strong>the court, you as a a<\/strong><\/span>uditorium<\/strong> on public gallery\/ visitor seat, you have to take a bow<\/strong> to he\/she.<\/span><\/p>\n
In addition, we cannot take photos<\/strong> or recordings<\/strong>, and even cannot write<\/strong> down anything without permission.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
After the overall hearing, I followed Master to a site for inspection. Master gave me an opportunity to stay there on my own, and I was just observing the workers doing their task. Of course, I was following them and so I have learnt something about their routine\/procedure. I particular remember that one of the worker brought me to the rooftop, where has load of pipes arranged in a crisscross pattern with the ladder platforms. Finally, I reached an identical corner by using two different paths – the first one was using the platforms with steps and the other was climbing through a thick pipe where has only 1 meters from the upper fence in horizontal distance, and\u00a0 that fence is used for prevention from falling down the building. Rightly, a normal adult is almost certainly exposing the upper part of the leg above the height of that upper fence.<\/span><\/p>\n
Suddenly, I have learnt something :\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
If you ask a layman \/ If you as a layman to conduct a task with fear about the safety, then there is a potential risk!\u00a0<\/span><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
In theory, it doesn’t make sense that you wear a safety harness while you are walking through the pipes, therefore, we should\/must remind the workers about this hazard as well as prohibited this act.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n
After the observation and reading on some folders, I left and went to school for the evening lesson.<\/p>\n
This evening, we have a presentation of a group work. An amazing communication error happened in our group – the tutor pointed out that we suppose to do a topic other than what we have done – we did the wrong “case” of study. Luckily, the tutor accepted the work we submitted. However, here have at least two possible causes:<\/p>\n
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- The tutor assigned me as a liaison person of the group and my group mates trusted my information without hearing by themselves<\/li>\n
- We heard the correct number together and the tutor made that mistake, plus the other group asked for confirmation
\n(p.s I have the photo that shows our group mates only put our name on a paper without the “case number” – the case number is added after we submitted)<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nAnyway, no matter a safety officer or using the concept of flying a big jet:<\/p>\n
X-check<\/strong> always!<\/p>\n
DDM – D<\/strong>irect, D<\/strong>emonstrate (Execute by others)\/M<\/strong>onitor<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Finally, one more interesting thing in the lesson have proven that the significance of X-check – the tutor asked us to sign to name on the attendance record. I just signed one as usual, but the tutor have monitored (X-check, double check by him) the number of records against the people in the room – he found out that I should sign one more name on it.<\/p>\n
Okay, it is time to bed. Have a good night~<\/p>\n
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