#Work Permit Management

[terotam]

CMMS Implementation Guide for Superior Cleaning Management Solutions

Learn to implement CMMS as an effective cleaning management solution, streamlining maintenance tasks and enhancing operational efficiency

[hyeriyearner]

Ah. Yes. I could choose to spend my three hour break to go home, where the commute itself would take an hour and a half one way. spend my break getting my bones rattled in a cab. instead of in my ac cabin with a comfy ass couch and research laptop and headphones and high speed net and fidget spinners.

no thank you 💕

[c0untry-mouse]

This is a ranty post about a viral post and the concept of old people's care...

I'm not trying to start beef, especially as the original post is making a very valid point but oh my God this thing grates on me...

"...used to have a whole intergenerational team on this and now Grandma is locked in a beige box. Cooking is hard. "

Do you understand how residential care works? Do you understand that it costs 2 x the salary of an experienced, privileged professional every month? Do you understand that NO ONE is putting grandma in a "beige box" because they're not a big fan of her Scrabble tactics?

The "locked in a beige box" grannies would not be fucking HELPING with anything if they were living with family. They would be yet another unbelievably difficult thing for middle aged women, already doing EVERYTHING for EVERYONE to look after.

[perilegs]

i hate ppl on here. someone was complaining about how they hate driving bc there are so many rules and nuance in different situations and one of them was like can you go if "the light is green but you're in the turning lane". and. my god. if only we had a set of rules, maybe even laws, for how to drive. you cant complain about the things you have to know about driving outside of traffic laws and then use something that very much has a traffic law about it as an example

[hag-lad]

Got called into a ~disciplinary meeting~ at work cuz I was making stink faces on a Microsoft Teams meeting lmfaoooo that’s objectively a funny reason to get reprimanded

[quaranmine]

firewatch au is so funny like yes it's a dramatic angsty story about a grieving man hellbent on chasing fleeting hope. it's set against a dramatically gorgeous but harsh backdrop full of intense isolation. it's about human connection and closure and accepting help so your anger and sadness don't run you into the ground.

it is also not insignificantly about bueraucratic nonsense and faulty paperwork,,,

[plaidbees]

really taking the fuck around and find out approach to learning to drive. do i know how to work this thing? no. do i know the rules of the road? no. do i have a license? also no but you best believe i can go back and forth in my driveway a few times

[terotam]

10 CMMS Features that Streamline Maintenance Challenges of Organizations

What is CMMS Software?

CMMS, short for Computerized Maintenance Management System, is a specialized software designed to streamline and optimize the management of an organization’s maintenance activities. It is a centralized hub for all maintenance-related tasks, providing a systematic approach to planning, scheduling, executing, and tracking maintenance operations. Such a software solution assists organizations in making the shift from reactive maintenance practices to proactive and preventive measures by utilizing data and automation.

1. Asset Management

Effectively managing and maintaining assets is a cornerstone of organizational success. CMMS offers a robust Asset Management module, providing a comprehensive cataloging system, sub-asset breakdown, QR code tracking, and depreciation monitoring.

2. Work Order Management

Efficient handling of work orders is crucial for minimizing downtime and optimizing resource utilization. CMMS simplifies this process by offering seamless creation, assignment, and tracking of work orders through an intuitive interface.

3. Preventive Maintenance

Preventive maintenance is the key to avoiding unexpected breakdowns and ensuring equipment longevity. CMMS empowers organizations with features like scheduled maintenance, visual maintenance calendars, detailed checklists, and real-time progress tracking.

4. Complaint Management/Ticket Management

Effectively managing and resolving complaints or issues is paramount for maintaining operational efficiency. CMMS streamlines this process with quick ticket generation through QR scanning, efficient assignment, and real-time tracking with automatic escalation.

5. Work Permit Management

Ensuring compliance with safety regulations and obtaining the necessary work permits are critical aspects of maintenance. CMMS assists in this regard, providing effective permit management and streamlined approval workflows.

6. User-Defined Role and Access

Customization is key when it comes to user roles and access levels within a CMMS. Organizations can define roles and permissions, ensuring each team member has the right level of access without compromising sensitive information.

7. Task Management

Efficient organization and tracking of tasks are essential for streamlined maintenance operations. CMMS aids in task management by allowing assignment, priority setting, and real-time tracking to ensure tasks are completed in a systematic manner.

8. Centralized Communication

Effective communication is the backbone of successful maintenance teams. CMMS acts as a centralized hub for communication, facilitating collaboration, sharing updates, and discussing issues within the system.

9. Robust Reporting

Informed decision-making relies on robust reporting tools. CMMS provides comprehensive reporting, offering insights into maintenance performance, asset health, and resource utilization, with customizable reports for specific needs.

10. User-Friendly Mobile App & Usability

Accessibility and usability are critical for widespread adoption of CMMS. The inclusion of a user-friendly mobile app ensures on-the-go access, while an intuitive interface enhances overall usability for active participation in maintenance processes.

Conclusion

Connect with our experts now to discover how our feature-rich CMMS software solution can revolutionize your maintenance processes, minimize downtime, and maximize the lifespan of your valuable assets. Also, you can write to us at contact@terotam.com and get ready to optimize together for a future of operational excellence.

[cover-your-ears]

fighting god (Genshin Impact)

[goldgro]

MedTech Central: Why Ireland is a Global Leader in the Medical Device Industry and What it Means for Expats.

Ireland has emerged as a prominent hub in the medical device industry, earning its reputation as "MedTech Central." Contributing factors include a favorable business environment, a skilled workforce, and access to key markets. For expats considering a relocation to Ireland, this thriving sector provides not only career opportunities but also a robust ecosystem that supports innovation and growth.

Advantages of the Irish MedTech Sector

Strong Regulatory Environment: Ireland offers a streamlined regulatory framework for medical devices, minimizing time-to-market for new innovations. The presence of the European Medicines Agency strengthens the sector's credibility and compliance standards.

Investment Growth: With significant investments from both domestic and international players, the medical device industry in Ireland has continuously expanded. In recent years, this sector has attracted over €2 billion in foreign direct investment, creating thousands of jobs.

Highly Skilled Workforce: Ireland boasts a well-educated and skilled workforce with expertise in engineering, biotechnology, and business management. Universities and institutions collaborate closely with industry leaders to ensure that graduates are well-prepared for the demands of the MedTech industry.

Research and Development: The country is home to numerous R&D centers and innovation hubs, making it a focal point for cutting-edge medical technology advancements. This environment fosters collaboration between industry and academia, leading to breakthrough products that improve patient care.

Access to EU Market: As a member of the European Union, Ireland provides MedTech companies with direct access to a market of over 500 million consumers. This strategic advantage makes Ireland an attractive base for businesses looking to expand their presence in Europe.

Implications for Expats

For high-net-worth individuals and professionals in the medical device industry, relocating to Ireland offers numerous benefits:

Career Opportunities: The growth and demand within the MedTech sector mean that expats can find rewarding job opportunities in companies ranging from multinational corporations to innovative startups.

Quality of Life: Ireland’s vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and high standard of living make it an appealing place for expats and their families. Cities like Dublin, Galway, and Cork not only offer a thriving business atmosphere but also rich cultural experiences.

Community Support: Expats in Ireland can benefit from various community programs designed to integrate newcomers into society. Networking events, professional organizations, and local resources provide support for both professional advancement and personal enrichment.

Educational Opportunities: For families, Ireland offers a range of prestigious schools and universities. With a strong emphasis on education, expat children can access excellent learning environments that prepare them for future success.

Ireland's stature as a global leader in the medical device industry is indicative of the country's thriving economic landscape. For expats, this presents a golden opportunity for career advancement and a high quality of life. With the support of tailored relocation services, embracing a new life in Ireland can be both seamless and rewarding.

[softdesigners]

Our latest infographic highlights how digital Permit to Work solutions can help reduce incidents and ensure safer operations. How does your organization currently handle high-risk work permits?

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[pussy-ache]

i'm already dreading work lmao

[gaylor-moon]

Andrea Velez, a US citizen, was arrested in the time it took her mother to drive less than a block. She was on her way to work. She’s Latina. It appears that was enough. Tuesday morning, Andrea Velez’s mom and sister dropped her off near her workplace. She’s a production coordinator at Top Pick Global. Andrea graduated with a degree in fashion from Cal Poly Pomona. Near Andrea’s work, an ICE raid was taking place. In fact, someone had called the LAPD to say a “kidnapping” was taking place. The LAPD showed up, saw it was an immigration raid — LAPD is not permitted to assist ICE in immigration raids — and immediately switched to crowd control, making sure people weren’t in the street and so on. As Andrea walked toward her place of employment, she says she looked up and saw an ICE agent barreling toward her. In the flash of thoughts that went through her mind, she thought maybe she was being targeted for the color of her skin, that maybe he thought she was not a US citizen. She instinctively held up her bag and the agent bowled into her. Her mother — they hadn’t even made it a block away yet — looked in the rear view mirror and saw the plainclothes ICE agents standing over her daughter and putting her in cuffs. “They’re kidnapping your sister,” she said. Andrea tried to get the LAPD to help, and so did her mother and sister. According to her mother and other witnesses, no one ever asked Andrea for ID or asked about her status. The police didn’t help, even when Andrea’s mother was screaming she was a US citizen. In fact, according to some witnesses, they moved to stand around Andrea to make it more difficult to film what was happening. For the first 24 hours, her family couldn’t find Andrea. They didn’t know where she had been taken or what was happening. They hired lawyers who managed to find her, but no one would tell them what she was being charged with, only that she would likely face federal charges. DHS publicly said she would be charged with “assaulting an officer.” When they got to court yesterday, ICE lawyers downgraded that to “obstructing” an officer. An ICE officer claimed that Andrea purposely stepped in his way and raised both of her arms to stop him from going after someone he was trying to arrest. Witnesses tell the story the way Andrea does: an ICE agent approached her, knocked her down, then arrested her without asking any questions about her status or identity. Andrea, her lawyer, her mother and sister all have the same theory: during an ICE raid an ICE agent saw a Latina and scooped her up because of the color of her skin, and had to invent another reason once it was discovered she was a US citizen, born and raised in Los Angeles. Andrea was released on a 5k bond yesterday.

Immigration officers have recently taken to arresting Latino and Hispanic US citizens on raids and claiming obstruction or assault, only to release them a few days later, sometimes without charges. On June 12th, for instance, Brian Gavidia walked outside his work and saw immigration officers. He told them he was a US citizen and showed them his Real ID. They pushed him up against a fence and started asking him questions like “What hospital were you born in.” DHS later said he had “assaulted an officer” -- video evidence does not back this up -- but they didn’t charge him. Or return his ID. (A common pattern: DHS will say something like this on social media, but not in court. It appears to be a PR stunt, not any attempt at communicating something true or legally actionable.) When CNN reached out to DHS on this one they added that Brian “attempted to flee” as well, which is remarkable given that he’s a US citizen who literally just stepped outside his place of work. Adrian Martinez, 20, had a run-in with Border Patrol on his break at WalMart. It sounds like — this is unclear — he tried to obstruct a BP vehicle that held one of his friends from work. Border Patrol agents grabbed him and claim that he punched one of them. Of course, a nearby bystander was recording and there is no evidence of a punch. And Border Patrol went on to say that Adrian was a “hostile group” of men, which is weird because he’s one guy… unless they are counting Oscar Preciado, the delivery driver who stood nearby and videoed the whole thing. Neither Oscar’s video nor surveillance cameras that caught the entire event show a punch. Border Patrol says that the complete videos “are missing critical moments and don’t tell the whole story.” But after holding Adrian for THREE DAYS they also dropped the assault charge. Because, as Adrian’s lawyer said, “He didn’t assault anyone.” They’re now charging him with “conspiracy to impede or injure an officer” which his lawyer calls “trumped up” charges. ICE has claimed that upwards of 70% of those they arrest are “serious criminals” but their own statistics tell a different story. In the most recent ICE stats publicly released:

75% of people in ICE private prisons have nothing more than an immigration related issue or a traffic violation

47% of those being held by ICE have no criminal conviction at all… no criminal immigration violation, traffic violation, or criminal charge of any kind.

Would you like to guess the percentage of “serious criminals” who are being held by ICE? We’ve been told over and over that we’re after the “worst of the worst” so I suspect it must be an impressive number. And that number is: NINE PERCENT. It certainly appears that the enormous daily quota for arrests is encouraging quantity arrests rather than quality arrests. Arresting a US citizen, even if you have to release them a few days later, counts toward the arrest. Arresting a tourist at the border rather than refusing them entry counts toward the quota. Arresting people at their green card interviews, tricking immigrants without lawyers into giving up their asylum claims and immediately arresting them once they agree, these all count toward the quota. Some key takeaways:

Don’t call the police expecting help during an immigration raid. Even in states like California, where they are not legally allow to assist federal immigration forces, they also are unlikely to step in and help US citizens or others being abused. Best case scenario: they do some crowd control.

ICE and other immigration forces are not afraid to arrest US citizens (and others) on trumped up charges, hold people, and release them later. There’s literally no consequences for them as individuals or corporately.

It is ICE policy to lie. This is not an exaggeration. They call it a “ruse.” ICE agents aren’t just allowed to lie, they are encouraged to do so and trained to do so. ICE agents are trained to trick and confuse people. Andrea Velez, a US citizen, was arrested in the time it took her mother to drive less than a block. She was on her way to work. She’s Latina. It appears that was enough. (x)

[malcriada]

Help save Bilal's family!

i want to talk about my friend Bilal @bilal-salah0. for over a year now, Bilal has been living in germany, trying to adjust to his new living situation in a foreign country, learning a new language and working full time. 

when the war started, he was far away from home and his family and has been living in daily fear for their lives ever since. 

being forced to work long hours and promoting his family’s fundraiser at the same time, he has taken on more responsibility than anyone ever should. still, he managed to raise money for their evacuation fund and helped take care of his family’s daily needs with the money he was making while working. 

in a cruel twist of fate, all of this got taken away in an instant. he lost his job and his apartment and even his residence permit. which means he is at danger of deportation from germany that could happen as soon as next week!

i have been in daily contact with Bilal for a while now and connected him with some of my friends in germany. together, we are trying our utmost to make sure he can stay in the country. anyone who knows german bureaucracy knows what kind of hell it is. but we won't give up.

without his job, he was forced to dip into the money of his family’s evacuation fund to cover their daily expenses like food and shelter. this meant he had to raise his goal from €70,000 to €100,000. this was not an easy decision for him to make, he even asked for my advice on whether or not to do it, because he did not want anyone to think he was scamming people. 

even in such a desperate situation, Bilal does not want to be seen as someone who would ever take advantage of people's generosity

his family is comprised of 18 members, 10 of them are adults and 8 are children under 16 years old, some of them newborns who were born amidst the chaos of war and displacement.

currently, he is sitting at:

€71,817 / €100,000

donations have been slowing down ever since he reached his original goal. i cannot stress how important it is that they pick back up!

WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF TIME! HE NEEDS TO REACH HIS GOAL BY AUGUST 15TH!

THAT MEANS HE HAS TO RAISE NEARLY 30K IN THE NEXT TEN DAYS. THIS CANT WAIT.

his campaign has been verified and can be found on @/el-shab-hussein’s and @/nabulsi’s list of vetted fundraisers here (#132, line 136) so PLEASE don't hesitate to share and donate.

With such a tight deadline, i cant do this on my own. So i implore you to PLEASE share this wherever you can– on your whatsapp groups, on your discord servers, please share his story on other platforms wherever you have reach! Please share his story wherever you can, so that we can ease this burden from his shoulders.

[ID: a gfm link with a picture of two small children sitting in the sand in front of a cooking pot. they are looking up a the camera, eyes half-closed. the title reads "Donate to Help Evacuate My Family from Gaza to Safety, organized by Bilal salah" End ID]

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[quaranmine]

occasionally you find things in your research that were just in your blindspot for months. in this week's news, it's "why didn't i look up the difference between a forest supervisor's office and a district ranger office back in like, february, instead of now"

[actuallyitsstar]

uh oh! it's time to write a couple thousand words at work on my phone lads 😫