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Student will list one of the following: spinning jenny, 1764; power loom, 1784; cotton gin, 1792.  \n14. Student will list two of the following: Substitution of mechanical energy for animal sources of power, particularly steam power through the combustion of coal. Substitution of machines for human skills and strength. Invention of new methods for transforming raw materials into finished goods, particularly in iron and steel production and industrial chemicals. Organization of work into large units, such as factories or forges or mills. This made direct supervision of the manufacturing process possible, as well as an efficient division of labor.  \n15. The lag between the emergence of new working methods and the creation of health and safety standards was probably inevitable. The tools of mass production had to be invented and applied before anyone could begin to imagine the problems they might create. In turn, the problems had to be known before corrective measures could be considered, tested, and proved. Thus, for some time, deaths and injuries were accepted as part of industrial progress—one of the costs of doing business.  \n16. Possible answers include: Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, Toxic Substance Control Act, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act, Superfund Amendments, and Reauthorization Act.  \n17. Failure to comply with health and safety requirements can mean citations, which at the least create administrative costs but could also lead to serious monetary penalties. The federal government can also institute criminal sanctions against employers and even against individual managers who ignore or disregard the law.  \n18. Correct use of machinery; correct use of protective equipment; the need to report defects in equipment, defects in procedures, and potentially dangerous situations such as near-miss accidents.  \n19. Taking the measures necessary for the safety and health of workers, bearing in mind technical progress; evaluating hazards and instructing workers accordingly; setting up protection and prevention services within the workplace, possibly by enlisting competent external services or persons; organization of first aid; evacuation of workers in the event of serious damage.  \n20. In summary, here are six reasons for working hard to prevent accidents and  \noccupational illnesses: Needless destruction of life and health is morally unjustified. Failure to take necessary precautions against predictable accidentsand occupational illnesses makes management and workers morally responsible for those accidents and occupational illnesses. Accidents and occupational illnesses severely limit efficiency and productivity. Accidents and occupational illnesses produce far-reaching social harm. The safety movement has demonstrated that its techniques are effective in reducing accident ratesand promoting efficiency. Recent state and federal legislation mandates management responsibility to provide a safe, healthful workplace.  \nANSWERS—Quiz 2  \n1. b  \n2. a  \n3. a  \n4. a  \n5. b  \n6. c  \n7. a  \n8. c  \n9. d  \n10. b  \n11. Possible answers include: Emerging global markets have intensified the need for international standardization. Worldwide technological innovations result in changes to industrial methods and organizations that threaten worker and consumer safety. The rapid pace of change in science and technology is outstripping standards development in most countries. Developing countries’efforts to industrialize means they may downplay safety and health regulations in favor of rapid economic growth.  \n12. ISO 9000 provides general guidelines for applying ISO 9001-9003. ISO 9001 provides a quality system model for quality assurance in design, development, production, installation, and servicing. 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