Politicians and government workers and are notoriously out of touch with industry needs. Especially government workers; at least politicians have to have some feeling for their constituents' needs. On..
Politicians and government workers and are notoriously out of touch with industry needs. Especially government workers; at least politicians have to have some feeling for their constituents' needs. On the other hand, industry rarely takes the time to get involved in the decision-making process. These unfortunate facts were recently brought home when I attended an international conference on health and safety in the workplace.
My reason for attending was to present a paper (with the eye-catching title, "Does size make a difference?)" drawing attention to the differences – in attitude to SHE factors and available resources – between small and large process plants. In one way
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