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It will take most hikers between 4 and 5 hours to get to the campground on either trail. Oddly enough, very few people ask how long the return hike will take. The return hike may take twice as long, though 7 to 8 hours seems to be average.

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Uber Technologies, Inc. is an American mobility as a service provider. It is based in San Francisco with operations in over 900 metropolitan areas worldwide.

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The HSE publication HS (G) 65 Successful Health and Safety Management, the British Standards Institute's BS 8800 A Guide to Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems and more recently OHSAS 18001 go a long way in identifying a model around which an effective management system can be developed. A vital element of the model is an audit that enables organisations to identify improvements and feed into the review process to enable improvement to take place. To support the audit process RoSPA has developed QSA, the Quality Safety Audit.

It is essential that the audit is carried out by a competent auditor. RoSPA's consultants can carry out the audit for you, or alternatively RoSPA provides comprehensive training for in-company auditors and when they have satisfied the required standard they are deemed competent to carry out an audit for their organisation.

The audit examines an organisation's safety management system against the elements listed in HSG 65 and BS 8800, and incorporates all of the clauses of OHSAS 18001.

The question set leads the auditor through a detailed examination of both documented procedures and the way activities are actually being controlled in practice. The use of pre-set questions enables an audit team to operate at different sites and at different times and still to come to comparable conclusions with regard to the management of health and safety.

A numerical score is allocated to each question and all the points are awarded for a yes answer, but none for a no answer, so reducing the subjectivity in scoring. The points awarded reflect the degree of importance of the question. A total score is obtained for each element and this is used to calculate a score which represents the overall performance of the organisation. This score, which is called the health and safety performing rating or HSPR, is a single figure between 1 and 100 which can be used to assist in benchmarking performance.

Under the heading of Organising, the Audit examines the way in which responsibilities within the safety management system have been allocated to policy makers, planners and implementers and that there is supporting documentation for these activities.

In essence, the QSA system adopts the HSG 65 principles of performance standards as its base. Procedures which describe how an organisation can meet the required performance standards fall into the main categories described in HSG 65:

Those which describe how the organisation will develop its safety culture under the heading of the four Cs.

Those which describe how the organisation will control risks and relate to:

In addition to addressing the risk assessment process in its own right, QSA also examines performance in 10 key sets of risk control issues, focused on specific legislation and selected from a library of question sets to reflect the activities and risk profile of the organisation.

An audit is defined by the HSE as:

To identify the most effective way to bring about improvement in the management of health and safety within an organisation it is important to know the starting point. Strengths and weaknesses will be identified and appropriate solutions to promote improvement can be devised.

The principle of auditing has been established for a long time in both financial management and quality assurance. The importance of audit as a tool in safety management was recognised by Desmond Fennel QC who, in his report on the King's Cross disaster, stated:

The pattern of health and safety legislation is quite clear since the introduction of the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations in 1992, amended in 1999. Employers are required to create safety management systems which need to be supported by documented procedures if they are to be effective. To test how effective the system is a thorough audit has to be conducted. Effective and efficient management of an employer's legal obligations will ensure that valuable resources are not wasted on the wrong solutions and ensure that legal compliance can be achieved.

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Main usage of Acmetel-CH Tablet is for Hypertension (high blood pressure).

Acmetel-CH Tablet

Acmetel-CH Tablet is a combination of two medicines namely Telmisartan and chlorthalidone. It is generally used when one medicine alone is not controlling your blood pressure effectively. Telmisartan works by relaxing and widening your blood vessels so your blood can flow more easily. This will lower your blood pressure. Chlorthalidone is known as a diuretic (water pill) which increases urine output thereby lowering blood pressure. If your blood pressure is controlled you are less at risk of having a heart attack, stroke, or kidney problems. The medicine must be taken regularly as prescribed to be effective. You do not usually feel any direct benefit from taking this medicine, but it works in the long term to keep you well.