BIO4465 Occupational Safety and Health Fatal Roof Fall Case Study Analysis As per the Merriam- Webster dictionary, a case study is defined as “a published

BIO4465 Occupational Safety and Health Fatal Roof Fall Case Study Analysis As per the Merriam- Webster dictionary, a case study is defined as “a published report about a person, group, or situation that has been studied over time; also: a situation in real life that can be looked at or studied to learn about something”. A case study includes an in-depth analysis of the problem and attempts to discuss the solutions to the problem. As an occupational safety and health officer, you should be familiar with the concept of writing a case study. There are several examples of case studies given on the OSHA website for reference purposes.

Each case study should be minimum three pages long and should not exceed 10 pages. The page limit does not include the title page or bibliography. All text should be in 12-point font, double-spaced and with 1 inch page margins. Points will be deducted for spelling, punctuation, and grammar errors. Run a spelling and grammar check before you submit your case study. Avoid common criticisms like vague writing, weak rationale, unfocussed and lacking originality. The case study should follow the structure given below.

Structure of the case study

1. Title page

The contents of the title page should be centered and should contain the following

a. Title of the case: – Title should be brief and specific to the case

b. Author’s name and affiliation

c. Course title and date of submission

2. Abstract (250 words)

The abstract should provide a concise overview of your case study. It should be written as

a single paragraph containing 250 words. It should outline the individual or organization

under study, the problem addressed, the questions raised and the solutions recommended.

It is best to write the abstract in the end since it merely needs rewording of information

that is already presented in the body of the case study.

3. Body of the case study

This section should detail the background, the safety problem(s), your research

findings and solutions or recommendations to the problem/incident discussed. After

reading the body of the case study, the reader should not only have an understanding of

what your conclusions, but they should also be able to sense your passion for the topic

and its possible outcomes. Therefore, this should be well thought and written.

4. Literature Cited

This section is not counted in your page limit. Be sure to cite the works (papers,

textbooks, or any other publications) that you have referred in your case study. Please

follow the American Psychological Association (APA) reference style. Reference to APA

style can be found at http://www.apastyle.org/learn/quick-guide-on-refer…

Case: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/face/In-house/full200016.html

And I have already done my abstract part, please just add this abstract to case study, you dont have to write a new abstract. Running head: CASE STUDY
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Case Study
The individual under study in this case study is a 16-year old male who according to the
case study fell from 27 feet in a construction site and died. The incident happened in Alabama on
April 19, 2000. The individual was a member of the framing crew and was working at the
construction site. The problem that is being addressed in this case study is the safety issues for
the people who work in a construction site and who face the risk of falling from the buildings
when they are at work. In the case, the victim fell from a height of 27 feet while he was still
performing his duties as a framing employee. The main question raised is whether the employer
had observed the child labor laws that makes it illegal for people under the age of 18 to be
employed as workers. Other question raised in the case study is whether the employer in this
case had provided the employees with safety programs, and fall protection. The case also
questions if the employer had provided adequate safety training to the employees. The
recommended safety measures in this case study include that the employees be provided with fall
protection equipment, the employees be adequately trained on safety measures, and the employer
to provide the employees with safety programs. The employer should also ensure that the
employees comprehend the safety measures. To prevent the recurrence of the problem, the
recommended safety measures should always be observed, and that employers must strictly
adhere to child labor laws.
CASE STUDY
Sources
Case: https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/face/In-house/full200016.html
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BIO 4465: Occupational Safety and Health
Guidelines for writing a case study
Dr. Rani Menon
Introduction
As per the Merriam- Webster dictionary, a case study is defined as “a published report
about a person, group, or situation that has been studied over time; also: a situation in real life
that can be looked at or studied to learn about something”. A case study includes an in-depth
analysis of the problem and attempts to discuss the solutions to the problem. As an occupational
safety and health officer, you should be familiar with the concept of writing a case study. There
are several examples of case studies given on the OSHA website for reference purposes. Please
follow the guidelines given below to write your case study for this class.
General Guidelines
Each case study should be minimum three pages long and should not exceed 10 pages.
The page limit does not include the title page or bibliography. All text should be in 12-point
font, double-spaced and with 1 inch page margins. Points will be deducted for spelling,
punctuation, and grammar errors. Run a spelling and grammar check before you submit your
case study. Avoid common criticisms like vague writing, weak rationale, unfocussed and
lacking originality. The case study should follow the structure given below. The final case
study should be uploaded as a turnitin assignment. This assignment is a part of your final
exam and is due by the end of week 8. This assignment is worth 50 points. Plagiarism is
strictly prohibited. Do not simply copy and paste from the references you are using or from
other sources like internet, you need to create your statements using only relevant information
from the papers and cite the reference used. As commonly defined, plagiarism consists of
passing off as one’s own the ideas, words, writings, etc., which belong to another. In accordance
with this definition, you are committing plagiarism if you copy the work of another person and
turn it in as your own, even if you should have the permission of that person. Plagiarism is one of
the worst academic sins, will not be tolerated and will be penalized as per the standards in the
Troy University student handbook.
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Structure of the case study
1. Title page
The contents of the title page should be centered and should contain the following
a. Title of the case: – Title should be brief and specific to the case
b. Author’s name and affiliation
c. Course title and date of submission
2. Abstract (250 words)
The abstract should provide a concise overview of your case study. It should be written as
a single paragraph containing 250 words. It should outline the individual or organization
under study, the problem addressed, the questions raised and the solutions recommended.
It is best to write the abstract in the end since it merely needs rewording of information
that is already presented in the body of the case study.
3. Body of the case study
This section should detail the background, the safety problem(s), your research
findings and solutions or recommendations to the problem/incident discussed. After
reading the body of the case study, the reader should not only have an understanding of
what your conclusions, but they should also be able to sense your passion for the topic
and its possible outcomes. Therefore, this should be well thought and written.
4. Literature Cited
This section is not counted in your page limit. Be sure to cite the works (papers,
textbooks, or any other publications) that you have referred in your case study. Please
follow the American Psychological Association (APA) reference style. Reference to APA
style can be found at http://www.apastyle.org/learn/quick-guide-on-references.aspx
Grading Policy
1. Title Page (5 Points)
2. Abstract (10 Points)
3. Body of the case study (25 Points)
4. Literature Cited (5 Points)
5. Format & following the guidelines (5 Points)
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Examples of case studies
1. https://osha.europa.eu/en/practical-solutions/case-studies/index_html
2. http://hstaskforce.govt.nz/documents/health-and-safety-workplace-case-studies.pdf
3. https://www.osha.gov/dcsp/success_stories/compliance_assistance/gac_case_study.html
4. http://calgonate.com/files/news1173989491.pdf
5. http://publicsectorsafety.wa.gov.au/case_studies/case_studies.html
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