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Osservatorio Sicurezza sul Lavoro - Analisi statistiche degli infortuni mortali nei luoghi di lavoro - Giugno 2011. Infortuni mortali sul lavoro: Analisi statistiche sugli infortuni Per tutti gli operatori della prevenzione degli infortuni sul lavoro, l’esigenza di analizzare statisticamente gli infortuni mortali sul lavoro nasce dalla necessità di individuare le circostanze che determinano gravi incidenti sul lavoro, per poter stabilire, di conseguenza, quali misure di sicurezza attuare per evitare tali eventi mortali. Queste sono le motivazioni che hanno spinto Vega Engineering, società di consulenza e di progettazione ingegneristica con sede a Mestre (VE), operante nei campi della Sicurezza sul Lavoro, dell’Ambiente e dell’Energia, ad organizzare un proprio “Osservatorio Sicurezza sul Lavoro” per rilevare le morti sul lavoro. Istituito nel 2009, l’Osservatorio Sicurezza sul Lavoro di Vega Engineering ha la caratteristica peculiare di essere in grado di monitorare in tempo reale i casi di incidenti mortali sul lavoro (morti bianche) che avvengono sul territorio nazionale.

DigitalCommons@ILR. 15 Useful Project Management Tools - Smashing Magazine. Advertisement by Cameron Chapman There is a huge variety of project management applications out there. Most are general purpose apps, not aimed at any one industry. But there is a growing number of project management apps aimed specifically at one industry or another. Applications geared to creative types are becoming more readily available, and some of the offerings are really quite good. Many of these project management apps have built-in code repositories and subversion browsers (or are built around them). A few have built-in bug and issue tracking. Below are 15 useful project management applications, almost all of which are targeted directly at Web developers, designers (both Web and print) and other creative types. Also consider our previous article: Web Applications: Improve Your Workflow 1. These applications are marketed specifically for project management.

Lighthouse Project creation is simple; only a project title and description is required. Springloops CreativePro Office Jumpchart. 6 Ways to Track Your Time « Web Worker Daily. Web workers do not live by tall Americanos alone. We need to eat too, and for many of us, that means billing clients for time spent on projects. But how do you keep track of that time? Here are half a dozen alternatives, each with their own pros and cons, for you to consider: Don’t track it at all. At the end of the month, use your memory and your powers of deduction to figure out what you can get away with, and bill clients accordingly. Pencil and paper. Spreadsheet. Accounting Application.

Time Tracking Application. Spy on Yourself. I’ve known successful web workers who have used each of these systems, and I’ve used most of them myself. Estimating Realistic Project Deadlines. Over at Thinking Faster, Jeffrey Phillips shared an article from The Economist about projects taking longer than expected and going overbudget as a result. Jeffrey states that this is a result of "Sunny Side" thinking. In other words, planning as if everything goes according to plan with no obstacles or setbacks. Many project managers can be myopic in this area and not see the potential pot holes in the road ahead of their projects.

Being aware of these stumbling blocks and developing a system to accurately project deadlines can bring projects in on time and under budget. From time to time, we all find ourselves responsible for projects at home as well as at the office. To begin developing an accurate time line for the project, one must consider all the next action steps required for its completion. Plan B A Project Duration Formula Te=(To+4Tm+Tp)/6 Key: Let's say we have a project of developing a departmental newsletter. Tm = 14 days To = 10 days Tp = 30 days The calculation would be: Web Worker 101: Estimating Basics « Web Worker Daily. As you enter a career of being an independent web worker, you can hardly avoid negotiating contracts with potential clients. Inevitably, the first questions that will come up are “how much is this going to cost?” And the closely-related “how long is it going to take?” Providing reasonable (and acceptable) answers to these questions is often the difference between a signed contract and an insincere commitment to call you back later.

Whatever your skills as software developer or web designer (or whatever your web work career entails), you need to also understand the basics of estimating. Unless you’re doing utterly routine piecework (data entry from paper forms or perhaps transcription), estimating is more art than science. But there are some things you can do to increase your chance of turning out a good estimate: one that ends up bearing some resemblance to the time it takes to do the actual work. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.