Workplace risk management in the context of the covid-19 pandemic

In March 2020, a pandemic was declared internationally, caused by a new coronavirus called COVID-19. With the advent of the COVID-19 virus and the declaration of the pandemic, safety and distancing measures have been instituted, which we cannot say we are used to and which we easily accept, but which are necessary to combat the spread of the virus. We also cannot deny that this pandemic has affected and continues to affect our mental health, triggering a certain state of anxiety and with it the lowering of our immune system, which makes us more vulnerable to disease. Paradoxically, mental health is one of the first things that helps us to resist and survive the crisis, which is why it is important to provide employees with protection to ensure the necessary mental comfort at work. In this context, this paper synthesizes the basic principles and best practices of psychosocial risk assessment, highlighting how hazard identification and risk management strategies should be based on the involvement of all stakeholders in combating anxiety at workplace

Technological and organizational operationalization of the program testing the operation of pyrotechnic entertainment articles of category 4, such as: aerial bombs and roman candles

The purpose of this paper is to describe how fireworks and their components are organized or built. Constructive details will facilitate the implicit or explicit descriptions of the operation and interconnection of several pyrotechnic objects for the purpose of organizing and conducting a firework show. The authors’ approach to describing the organization and functioning of the fireworks runs into a difficulty: the large number and variety of pyrotechnic articles, making it difficult to deal with each product in detail, especially when new products may appear, with different physicochemical and effect characteristics. However, based on our own experience, we have applied a system to generalize certain explanations by category of pyrotechnic objects and by type of effects

Land Use by Parcl, Baltimore City BES ID 384-

Parcel-based land use (LU) and public rights-of-way (PROW), for Baltimore City. Land use (LU) codes were obtained from the 2003 MD Property View A&Tdatabase