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BCM 345 Presentation

Transcript: Construction Schedule General Requirements April - June Preplanning Order material Soil reports etc Earthwork June - July Foundation excavation Concrete July - December Foundation Footings Foundation walls Slab Erect Steel Frame December Columns Roof Masonry January - February Block walls Brick veneer Doors, windows, and insulation February - March Simulatenous Finishes March - May Drywall Flooring Mechanical/Electrical May - June Simultaneous Exterior July Landscaping Paving Completion August Punchlist Testing •Construction Schedule •Site Plans •Sequence of Construction •Potential problems and solutions •Quality control/ Safety issues •Crews/Equipment Needed •Material Storage Site Plans (cont.) Excessive rain Uncover unmarked utilities Concrete does not meet specified strength Improper fit of steel frame Rain before skylights are installed Delayed delivery of steel trees or sky lights Concrete floor not level to specifications Safety Issues Quality Control Slab Logistics Erosion Control Site Plans (cont.) Conclusion. Matt Hayes, Alex Van Allen, Hillary Kaub, and Clark Cord Site Plans (cont.) Potential Problems Crews and Equipment Structural Framing Problems Proposed solutions Building Envelope Site Plans Storage and Materials Site Construction (Div. 2) Earthwork, utility services Concrete (Div. 3) Concrete forms/rebar, cast-in-place concrete Masonry (Div. 4) Mix veneer mortar, clean brick Metals (Div. 5) Structural steel framing, interior walls Thermal & Moisture Protection (Div. 7) Interior/exterior insulation, spray waterproofing, roofing membrane Doors & Windows (Div. 8) Doors, hardware, windows, trim Quality Control Ensure finished concrete floor is flat to specifications Check sound insulation of acoustical wall systems Have a check-in sheet for all subcontractors to sign to monitor workers on site Monitor task completions and update schedule to make sure project completion date is acheived Installing skylights Installing steel trees Provide fall protection for mezzanine level Have a sign-in sheet for all visitors Put up fencing to keep university students away from hazardous construction Make sure everyone is wearing their personal protection equipment Lay gravel Fix any damaged utilities and research for additional unmarked utilities Could lay an extra layer for added strength Use a cutting torch to fit bolts Cover up skylights Continue work in other areas, condense schedule or utilize overtime if needed Continue to polish Outline Clemson Lee Hall Expansion III Clemson University Sequence of Construction (by CSI division) Interiors Finishes (Div. 9) Drywall, paint, install tile, acoustical insulation Specialties (Div. 10) Fire alarms, fire extinguishers Equipment (Div. 11) Visual display boards, audio/video equipment Conveying Systems (Div. 12) Erect masonry scaffold Mechanical (Div. 15) HVAC, connect water main, plumbing fixtures Electrical (Div. 16) Wall/ceiling wiring, data receptacles, panelboard Foundation Site Plan Safety Issues Start: April 23, 2012 Finish: August 6, 2013 Solutions Any questions?

BCM Missionary Presentation

Transcript: Youth Camp This is the ministry we have been called to through BCM. We do this in a variety of ways from leading small groups, college worship services, partnering with churches to help them establish or run youth groups to our most effective... Is a global Bible-centered ministry dedicated to making disciples of all age groups for the Lord Jesus Christ through evangelism, teaching, and training so that churches are established and The Church strengthened. This is in response to the number of Christian teens that go off to college and are drawn away from their faith. The Barna Group recently concluded a five-year study comprised of eight national studies, which was done on teenagers and young adults between the ages of 18 to 29. It found that nearly three out of every five young Christians (59 percent) disconnect from church life, either permanently or for a long period of time after the age of 15. Those polled were active in a Christian church during their teen years. Camp is a great way to have a life changing experience in meeting Christ. Our camp... Mandaville Camp and Retreat Center, Teen and young adults are leaving or have already left the Church. Reaching out to teens and young Adults is the only Bible based Christian camp in our county. Making it the only place youth can experience Christ through living in his creation and relationships made with believers of Christ. 780 missionaries 37 nationalities 42 countries 19,000 churches Youth camps in 30+ countries BCM International

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Transcript: Toyota "Toyota will lead the way to the future of mobility, enriching lives around the world with the safest and most responsible way of moving people. Through our comitment to quality, constant innovation and respect for the planet, we aim to exceed expectations and be rewarded with a smile." Honda Ford Motor Company Started over 10 years ago with “Th!nk” First to introduce the SUV Hybrid! Types of Green Cars offered by Ford Hybrids, All-Electric and Plug-in hybrids Ford Escape Hybrid Honda Civic Natural Gas Team Excellence Over View of Topics Company Philosophy Worldwide company Ford changes EV market. (2000, February). Electric vehicle online today; electronic engineering times: 1/14. Retrieved from Gale databases: general businessfile ASAP Ford Motor Company. (2012). Technology: electric vehicles. Retrieved from http://www.ford.com/technology/electric/ The Honda Insight is priced at $18,500 Saves a consumer $3,000 over a five year period. Better Mileage Example Opinion Hybrids Self-charging Plug-in Hybrids and All-Electric Charging Stations 120-volt 240-volt Alternative offer by Ford Solar panel roof top system The Basics Toyota's continual development and improvement Honda's prove of an affordable Green car Ford's innovation of a new green electric car Anderson, J. (2011). Green cars make cents. Kiplinger’s Personal Finance, 65(9) Honda Motor Company. (2012). Retried from http://www.honda.com/ Edmund. (2012). Retried from http://www.edmunds.com/honda/insight/2011/consumer-reviews/money-saver.html?style=101370503&sub=&reviewId=538107916 Liker, J. K. (2010). the way back for TOYOTA. Industrial Engineer: IE, 42(5), 28-33 Toyota Company Website (2012). History of Toyota. Retrieved from http://www.toyota-global.com/company/history_of_toyota/ Toyota Company Website (2012). Toyota Global Vision. Retrieved from http://www.toyotaglobal.com/company/vision_philosophy/toyota_global_vision_2020.html Toyota Company Website (2012). Toyota Vision and Philosophy. Retrieved from http://www.toyota-global.com/company/vision_philosophy/ Global Mission Green Price Tags Maddiee- History of Toyota & Trends Leading the way in Electric Vehicles Models Christina- Products & Services Offered by Ford Big Steps! High-Voltage Battery Electric Motor Gasoline Engine Regenerative Braking System Plug-in Hybrids Non-fuel efficient cars Financial Information Summing things up Trending Green fuel- efficient car Financial Information *Hybrid Presented by: Caitlin Dodson, Christina Milburn and Maddiee Ferrer Company Report for Green Cars Sources! Company merge in the late 1980’s "Since it's foundation, Toyota has been using its Guiding Principles to produce reliable vehicles and sustainable development of society by employing innovative and high quality products and services." Toyota Camry Hybrid And then..... Electric Motor High-Voltage Lithium-ion Battery Regenerative Breaking System Gasoline Engine Electric Motor Charge on the go Regenerative Braking System All-Electric Hybrids Uh Ohs! Charging your Electric Vehicle Every six weeks, 10 fill-ups per year. 10 * $50= $500 Better than $900! Caitlin- Financial Benefits of Honda Began with the birth of its founder Sakichi Toyoa “We've had our insight for 10 months now and have been completely satisfied with the car. We normally achieve 43-46 mpg CITY ! At 75 on an interstate it drops to 40 MPG but I usually get 50-53 on a 55 mph highway.” “Love the fuel economy” I would not buy a green car on average you need to fill up every three weeks. (18 times a year) gas prices are around $3.64. A consumer could pay $50 in one fill up. 18 * $50= $900

BCM Internship Presentation

Transcript: To My BCM Team: Thank you all for granting me such a phenomenal opportunity. I have learned beyond what can only be taught in a classroom setting. Nutrition Minor Public Health Major University of Houston Baylor College of Medicine Fairwell Presentation Ahjani Harris EDUCATION EDUCATION Eating your way to good health If you pay enough attention -- to be truly aware of your actions and your being in a space -- you can choose healthier food options and healthier behaviors by first picking up on patterns disrupting or hindering progress Application and clinical manefestations of this expressed in group Consciousness, support and patterns This can be mirrored in life in general! Relationships, breaking and forming habits Conscious Control Consistence across disciplines At the beginning of my public health education, my biggest question was exactly how to work across multiple disciplines to benefit one patient. Without knowing what all I'd do and learn here, I applied at Baylor College of Medicine Coporate Internship Program, and recieved my answer! We are all on the same team! Appropriate communication Behind the scenes with Kate, Amy, and Roberta Constant brainstorming Formal and informal program evaluation The importance of obtained data and the analysis of the results Schedule-synching Energy-feeding Communication & Planning LANGUAGES LANGUAGES AUDIENCE EMOTION PERCEPTION WORK EXPERIENCE WORK EXPERIENCE SUPPORT GROUP Topics PROGRAM EVALUATION Reaching target audience Data vs. funding EXCEL PROGRAMMING Excel Reprogramming for Amy E3 JOURNAL E3 DiaBEATes Program Journal INTERESTS INTERESTS ALL THINGS HEALTH READING COOKING ACHIEVEMENTS ACHIEVEMENTS QUIETEST INTERN AWARD 2018 Baylor College of Medicine SKILLS SKILLS NETWORK TEAMWORK EVALUATION INVOLVEMENT POSITIVITY EFFECTIVENESS

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Transcript: IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN HOSPITALITY INTRODUCTION WHAT IS COMMUNICATION? Communication is simply the act of transferring information from one place, person or group to another. Every communication involves (at least) one sender, a message and a recipient. PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION Flow of Information. Coordination. Learning Management Skills. Preparing People to Accept Change. Developing Good Human Relations. Ideas of Subordinates Encouraged. PURPOSE IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION Base for Action. Planning Becomes Easy. Means of Coordination. Aids in Decision-Making. Provides Effective Leadership. Boosts Morale and Motivation. IMPORTANCE PRINCIPLES Clarity. Adequacy and Consistency. Integration. Economy. Feedback. Need for Communication Network. Attention. PRINCIPLES POINTS TO IMPROVE IMPROVEMENT Start using the right tools for your business. Encourage two-way communication. Tell people what they are doing right. Specific and descriptive feedback. Schedule a compulsory check-in. Organize engaging team building activities. WORK PLACE COMMUNICATION WORK PLACE Employee check-ins. Group chats. Anonymous feedback. Organize team employee social events. Implement team communication technology. SPEAKING What to speak? How to speak? What not to speak? SPEAKING What to speak? Brainstorming. Precise. Clear. Slow and steady. Speed Clarity Punctuation Pronunciation Familiarity Fluency Expression How to speak? What not to speak? Religion Politics Problems in your personal life Your Career Aspirations Your Health Problems TYPES OF COMMUNICATION TYPES Verbal Communication Non-Verbal Communication VERBAL The Verbal Communication is a type of oral communication wherein the message is transmitted through the spoken words. Here the sender gives words to his feelings, thoughts, ideas and opinions and expresses them in the form of speeches, discussions, presentations, and conversations. Be prepared to listen Keep an open mind Concentrate on the main direction of the speaker’s message Avoid distractions Be objective. Do not be trying to think of your next question Do not dwell on one or two points at the expense of others Do not stereotype the speaker. NON-VERBAL Nonverbal communication refers to gestures, facial expressions, tone of voice, eye contact (or lack thereof), body language, posture, and other ways people can communicate without using language. Body movements (kinesics) Posture Eye contact Para-language Closeness or personal space (proxemics) Facial expressions Physiological changes THANK YOU By:- Sudhan Maheswaran Shubham Raghav

BCM presentation

Transcript: Overall Impression Reasons to Join Joshua Franke (President of the BCM): "for me, BCM has become my home in a lot of ways. I've met a lot of great people there, I've been challenged and encouraged to grow in my faith there, and I've also been able to serve others, especially MTSU students. For a newcomer, I would hope, and frequently strive to make sure that they feel loved and welcomed." Mission: connecting students through Christ and each other through worship, community and service Events Baptist Collegiate Ministries -Rapid Growth -Leadership team has increased 333% in 3 years. -High involvement with students on campus, many events to be apart of. -Diversity -Don't be that guy/gal -Wednesdays at 11:30am Noonday Cafe -Thursdays at 7pm, the Gathering -D-groups -Involved with Homecoming events, intramural sports, tailgating, etc. An Experience

InterVarsity Presentation - BCM

Transcript: Jesus on Campus On secular campuses all across the country, students are hungering to connect with God and make sense of their world. Is God dead on campus? Many say yes, but the truth is that the harvest is plentiful. Students and staff are responding to the gospel. The problem is the workers are few. "The university is arguably the single most significant institution in the Western civilization... Change the university and you change the world." -Dr. Charles Malik, former president of U. N. General Assembly Over the past six years, I've had the privilege of investing in hundreds of college students with the good news of Christ both as a student and as staff with InterVarsity. Reaching students with the gospel has been my calling since my conversion to Christ on 01/14/07 Jesus' Mission InterVarsity has been pursuing Jesus' mission on campus for over 70 years. We are present on over 500 campuses with 35,000+ core students & faculty involved. Through InterVarsity, black students and faculty… Join God's Global Mission! How You Can Partner With Me Become a Prayer Partner Hear the Gospel Grow as leaders Partnering to Reach the Campus www.dannyprofitivcf.org Become an advocate by referring me to others Enjoy community Walk as disciples Become a financial partner through annual, monthly or special monetary gifts

BCM

Transcript: Risk Profile & BMC To assure business resiliency and ability towards any disruptive events by implementing Business Continuity Management (BCM) GROUP 14 Risk Profiles & BMC Root Cause Absence of written and formal documents related with Business Continuity Management Programme Issue No formal documented policy and guidelines to be referred during disruptive events - past experience shows everything was done on ad-hoc basis Risk Cyber Risk Failure to achieve SSM vision Strategic Risk Non- compliance towards policy, regulation and relevant law Conflict in decision making in the event of crisis and disaster Governance and Compliance Risk Delay in recovery of critical business function upon disaster Operational Risk Loss of revenue Additional high cost to acquire additional equipment during recovery phase if it is not provisioned in the contract with the vendor or service provider Financial Risk Data loss and damage/disruption of SSM's system infrastructure System Risk Cyber Attack (Hacking, Intrusion, Viruses and Data Breach) Proposed Solution 1 Appointment of dedicated person representing their division / process in developing SSM's BCP's (Jawatankuasa Kerja BCP, IT - DRP Committee) QUICK WIN Conduct workshop for all Committee Members 2 Development of recovery strategies and comprehensive BCP involving all divisions/process owner in SSM 3 Periodically reporting progress of BCP development by all division/process owner to Management Level - Risk Management Committee (ML-RMC) 4 Continuous awareness program/training on the BCM to all level of staff 5 Conduct various type of emergency simulation and continuous testing of BCP, not only fire drill and IT Disaster Recovery exercise 6

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