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O objetivo de um Programa de Proteção Respiratória é a preservação da saúde dos trabalhadores expostos a contaminantes atmosféricos. Em relação às definições e requerimentos mínimos aplicáveis na sua elaboração, execução e administração, é certo que
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O objetivo de um Programa de Conservação Auditiva é a preservação da saúde dos trabalhadores expostos a níveis de ruído perigosamente altos. Em relação às definições e requerimentos mínimos aplicáveis na sua elaboração, execução e administração, é certo que
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A respeito do Programa de Prevenção de Riscos Ambientais, é correto afirmar que
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São agentes físicos as diversas formas de energia a que possam estar expostos os trabalhadores em seu ambiente de trabalho e que, em função de sua natureza, intensidade e tempo de exposição, apresentam caráter insalubre. Sobre a avaliação, seja qualitativa, seja quantitativa, de tais agentes, tem-se que
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Aquelas substâncias, compostos ou produtos existentes no ambiente de trabalho que, em função de sua natureza, concentração ou intensidade e tempo de exposição, são capazes de prejudicar a saúde dos trabalhadores chamam-se riscos químicos. Em relação às avaliações, sejam qualitativas, sejam quantitativas, desse tipo de agente, tem-se que
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Para avaliar o desempenho do sistema de gestão da segurança e saúde no trabalho adotado pela organização, podem-se aplicar, no aspecto quantitativo, alguns indicadores ou estatísticas clássicas, como
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No mérito prevencionista, os acidentes de trabalho, se ocorridos, não devem ser ignorados, mas objeto de análise
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China and the environment
China’s growing tendency to ignore market forces is working in one surprising field: clean technology. For years China has resisted pressure to control carbon emissions, insisting that it needs to develop first, and that its people could be among the hardest-hit victims of global warming, Beijing has mobilized its resources, as perhaps only China can. With the generous state subsidies, Chinese companies have, for example, taken the lead in solar cell production, and are powering ahead in many other areas. This fall Chinese leaders announced new targets for reducing carbon emissions, which, if met, would put the nation in the lead on combating climate change by 2020.
China has made green technology a national priority, launching major research initiatives on solar-powered batteries and wind technology. Its green stimulus package amounts US$218 billion, the largest in the world, resulting in the founding of dozens of alternative energy companies within the last year.
(Newsweek, October 26, 2009.Adaptado)
The term met in – This fall Chinese leaders announced new targets for reducing carbon emissions, which, if met, would put the nation in the lead on combating climate change by 2020. – can be correctly replaced by
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China and the environment
China’s growing tendency to ignore market forces is working in one surprising field: clean technology. For years China has resisted pressure to control carbon emissions, insisting that it needs to develop first, and that its people could be among the hardest-hit victims of global warming, Beijing has mobilized its resources, as perhaps only China can. With the generous state subsidies, Chinese companies have, for example, taken the lead in solar cell production, and are powering ahead in many other areas. This fall Chinese leaders announced new targets for reducing carbon emissions, which, if met, would put the nation in the lead on combating climate change by 2020.
China has made green technology a national priority, launching major research initiatives on solar-powered batteries and wind technology. Its green stimulus package amounts US$218 billion, the largest in the world, resulting in the founding of dozens of alternative energy companies within the last year.
(Newsweek, October 26, 2009.Adaptado)
According to the text, the correct statement is:
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China and the environment
China’s growing tendency to ignore market forces is working in one surprising field: clean technology. For years China has resisted pressure to control carbon emissions, insisting that it needs to develop first, and that its people could be among the hardest-hit victims of global warming, Beijing has mobilized its resources, as perhaps only China can. With the generous state subsidies, Chinese companies have, for example, taken the lead in solar cell production, and are powering ahead in many other areas. This fall Chinese leaders announced new targets for reducing carbon emissions, which, if met, would put the nation in the lead on combating climate change by 2020.
China has made green technology a national priority, launching major research initiatives on solar-powered batteries and wind technology. Its green stimulus package amounts US$218 billion, the largest in the world, resulting in the founding of dozens of alternative energy companies within the last year.
(Newsweek, October 26, 2009.Adaptado)
According to text, China has
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