So are you saying I won't score zero will my answer?

Greatken007:
They were expecting a situational answer, even if you list all of those they are interested in examples of the forms of hazard... Physical (Slippery floor,poor lighting), Chemical (Fumes,gas), Ergonomic (Repetitive work, akward position), etc

Seems you guys applied for HSE positions?

Inception:


Thanks a lot for your response.

This question was put forward to me by the Chief panelist.

I sensed that it was a situational question, so i identified an incident (Lifting a prefabrication for a major project , in which there was a pad-eye failure:a near miss) which required an investigative team (myself included). The inquiry then investigated the incident by identifying all possible causes that would have lead to that event , in which these possible causes were eliminated one by one (due to the evidence available) until the 'root cause' of the padeye failure was identified: Improper/nonexistent NDT/NDE prior to the lifting operation. I also went further to say that what lead to it not being a fatality or a serious loss was due to the redundancy built into the lifting design (which was recommended by the investigative team in the event this happens again in the future) and the need to ensure that proper NDT was to be perforemed for future lifts ..




Of course this never happened, but men, i simply had to improvise in that split second....I have since been worried about this answer. How do you see it?

No.

My panel was emotionless throughout. Calm and without emotions.

Inception:


Hope they were not shaking their heads in approval of your response?

I saw these recently, hence my confusion.

Truth is that it crossed my mind to say Chemical and Biological Hazards. But I guess those were Categories of Hazards.


If you search 'types of hazards', you'll see fire, cuts, burns etc ... listed.

I wasn't going for an HSE position.

Are you saying I scored zero for that question?

yungmin:


4 hazards related to what or where?

simplebb:


The right answer should be Physical, Chemical, Biological and Ergonomic Hazards. That's the four types of workplace hazards.... You only made mention of examples under this types.

It can equally be 5 if one factor Psychological hazard into it.

Click on this link for further read

https://www.occupationalhc.com/2016/06/workplace-hazards-4-common-types/

I saw these recently, hence my confusion.

Truth is that it crossed my mind to say Chemical and Biological Hazards. But I guess those were Categories of Hazards.


If you search 'types of hazards', you'll see fire, cuts, burns etc ... listed.

I wasn't going for an HSE position.

yungmin:


4 hazards related to what or where?

I was asked to list four types of hazards during the interview. I listed fire, slippage, and burns. Now I'm wondering if these were the appropriate answers.

Did anyone get asked the same question? How did you answer?

Please be aware of the Central Bank's advisory on Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies.

This shows that the Central Bank's policies are working

Your friend's story is quite worrying. I hope it's an exaggeration. But one reason a MicroFinance Bank may have to take such action is that it is heavily burdened by bad debt and hence the desperation and unprofessional conduct. The Central Bank is already tightening regulation on Microfinance Banks. From next year, the smallest Microfinance banks will have a N100m recapitalization.

Forex Management is a fluid concept

If you have any grievance with any bank, you should contact the Central Bank's Consumer Protection Department on cpd@cbn.gov.ng

And here's another story about the CPC hammer falling on DSTV

Lol.

CPC also stands for the Consumer Protection Council. The government body that sees to consumer interests. Here's a testimonial I found on their facebook page

Naijastatesman9:
Which one be CPC again? CPC no be Buhari former political party?

And here's a CPC Facebook cover page to go with this thread just because ...

All I see in my head is a smiling face with the figure N10,000 written across its for head. That could be you or someone close.

Tell your Customer Service story!

Here's a template I found on the CPC Facebook page on how to make a complaint to the CPC should you ever need to:

Keep them stories coming.



Remember N10,000 is up for grabs. You could invite your friends to like your post or share widely.

Keep them stories coming guys.

Here's something for us to ponder about. I saw this on the Customer Service Week Social Facebook page and I found it Interesting.

Have you ever used the services of the Consumer Protection Council or do you know anyone who has?

Wow!

Congrats @Uzomagic on your upcoming wedding. I'm coming right behind you. Mine's for December.Make una go prepare road. We dey come.

Please forgive 9Mobile nah. Lol. I think they will attend if you go to your wedding with your phone

uzomagic:
Here's another story. This time it's Etisalat AKA 9Mobile.


9Mobile nearly ruined my relationship. Last week my girlfriend tried to call me after I travelled to my village. We were having a little misunderstanding before my trip. So she thought I would break up with her once I arrived at my village like I did the last time. But I wasn't nursing that sort of plan. I was upset with her. But I didn't plan to break up.

When I arrived at my village, I met very poor electricity supply so my phone was switched off most of the time. I switched on my phone one morning and saw a message from my girlfriend accusing me of ignoring her calls. I called her and asked her to explain the text. She told she had called repeatedly the previous day and the phone rang but I refused to pick. I tried to explain to her that my phone was switched off the whole time and so couldn't have rang. She started crying and refused to be consoled. She called my cousin to tell him that I ignored her calls because I was cheating on her in my village. It was my cousin who saved the day. He told her that 9Mobile has a network problem that makes phones appear to be ringing to the caller when in fact the phone was switched off. My cousin was the hero and 9Mobile the villain in that tale.

We are getting married next month. 9Mobile is not invited .

Many Nigerians woke up this week to text messages from their banks and telephone providers announcing the 2017 Customer Service Week, just like in previous years. Banks and Telecommunication companies seem to be the only Nigerian brands that care about customer service week, and they mark the event by sending bulk SMS to their customers.

But Customer Service Week Social (CSWS) is working to change that. It is hosting a Social Media effort to collect inspiring customer service stories from across Nigeria during this year's Customer Service Week which holds from 2nd to 6th of this month.

A number of interesting stories - some that inspire and others that are awful - have been shared across social media.

If you have an interesting customer service story to share, you may share your story on this thread for a chance to win N10,000

Rules:

1. Your story must be less than 500 words
2. Your story must be original
3. You must post your story on this thread
4. You must tell your story using only decent language to tell your story, unless you are quoting comments by a third party during the experience on which your story is based.
5. Text, graphics, images, memes, videos and any other relevant media can be used to tell your story.
6. Stories with the highest 'likes' + shares values will be adjudged winner
7. Must be posted on or before 11:59 PM on Friday October 6th.
8. The prize will be paid in Naira by bank transfer

Here is a complaint letter template you could use to contact Consumer Protection Council to seek redress.

‘Not every time leave it to karma. Sometimes let CPC fall on poor product/service providers.’ – Roberto Mbugambe (1904)

Did you know you can get redress for poor product/service by contacting the Consumer Protection Council?

Take Action against poor product and service quality. Contact CPC on Facebook to make complaints.

Don’t just take our word for it. Put it to the test like Bashir Ahmed did in his story in the attached screenshot.

Posted by: igbsam
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Please can someone remind me of that old UK TV series where they had to press their nose before dissappearing ? They use to show it on NTA in those days. Was just discussing it with a colleague and we just can remember the title of dat series.

@igbsam, the programme was called Rent A Ghost.

i've done it,buh,they said i wasn't successful, tru an e-mail

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Hi David, I am sorry to hear that you were not successful. But I don't fully understand your post. What were you not successful about? The test or the interview. I am asking because I applied for the Pan-Africa (finance) Programme. I wrote the test since June 20, but I haven't heard from them. I don't know if I should expect a call or mail for interview.

Do you have any info that can help me decide my current status?

@Queenstore, I am in the UK. Can you send complete info to steve_cooperjobs@gmail.com? Thanks.

Hello guys,

I have just submitted my application for a position on Diageo's Pan Africa Programme. I think I did not complete an important part of the of the application. I hope the situation can be remedied. I am currently in the UK and I know that here one only needs to call their HR team to fix this problem. I don't know how it works in Nigeria. There are no phone contact information on Guinness Nigeria's web page.

I have sent them an email to an address I found on in old post here on Niaraland. Does someone have any suggestions on how I can get Guinness HR to enable me re-fill my application?

Any help will be appreciated.

@Chuxy12
The NFF officials are not babies. They are monsters. I will gladly throw away the monster and the bath water.

chuxy12:

ALL THEY ARE TRYING TO TELL JONATHAN IS THAT YOU DONT THROW AWAY THE BATHE WATER AND THE BABY. YOU DEVISE A MEANS TO THROW AWAY THE BATHE WATER WITHOUT DISCARDING THE BABY. THE SPORT MINISTER SHOULD THINK AGAIN

We should learn to make sacrifices in Nigeria.

I have since sent the idiot a message but he has not replied. Here's the message;

I have seen your article about the Nigerian football team. Reading it, I had a feeling that it was coming from someone who was really bitter about the country and who had done most of his research using the 'uncyclopedia'.
Like most American media people, you tried your best to sound like you know the nitty gritty of the country when in fact you know close to nothing. Hear yourself: ', Christians to the North and Muslims to the South, ' Do American journalists read these days?
You claim there are recurring 'wars' in Nigeria. As a journalist, you should fully understand what a war is. I think the activity that America is currently carrying out in Afghanistan and Iraq, and those it previously carried out in Kosovo and Vietnam are more wars than the ethnic clashes we experience from time to time in Nigeria.
On corruption, we feel sad about it and hope we will succeed in reducing it like America has done. Slowly but surely, we are progressing. Hopefully someday, we will look back at our past like most Americans look at the watergate scandal, the Monica Lewinsky episode, the Enron debacle and the Mardoff/Wall street 'magic'.
It will really harm your career if you do not separate sports from politics. We will not like to see the notorious Faux News popularity sink even lower. Take a clue from Aljazeera journalists. They seem to be setting the standard theses days.
Kind regards,
(My Name) (A passionate sport fan who doesn't like politics).

Some people are heartless. The whole world is bringing aid, Creditor Nations have forgiven Haiti their debts and all these guys can do is to defraud donors of hard earned money. If I were god, I will make these guys experience earthquakes and turbulence in their personal lives until they pay back that money. These guys are murderers. There will probably be people that may have been saved if more resources was available. But thank God for who he is, these guys will still live normal lives. (I am boiling with rage. I may come back to apologize for this remark but right now I don't mind ).

@H2O2
I mean excluding my childhood.
Believe me. It's that bad. I know it's abnormal. But I had too many childhood experiences that may have toughed me. It is really bad. Mind you, I am not celebrating it

No. I have never cried for any girl. I have had two really depressing incidents with women, but never cried. I can not remember crying in my life. But the pain I feel may be worse than that of a mourner. In 2001, for instance, the best friend I have ever had was burnt alive (together with his entire family) during the first Jos crises. I felt enraged and vengeful but could not cry (mind you, he was a muslim and I am a christain). My friends have noticed this in me, and I recently observed that they are very uncomfortable with it. They think that I am not human.
To be honest, I wish I can cry out some of the pain that I feel. But I just cant. I am not just good at showing emotions. If I love a girl, I act it, sometimes in a crazy way - but never by crying.
Crying is helpful. I figure it brings relief and strengthens one, preventing possible psychological crises. I am trying to find ways to vent out my emotions.

I will marry the first lady that can bring me to tears. I will know she's different.

Moderator please kindly move this to the front page. I need urgent response. God bless you.

Hi All,
I need your assistance. I am in the process of applying for some jobs here in the UK. The problem is that the recruiters keep asking for UCAS score but I only hold SSCE O- level qualifications (WAEC and NECO). I am even considering using the NECO result as it is better than the WAEC result. I have to convert it to its UCAS equivalent but I cannot do this. Can anyone help me?
Here is the NECO result.

English Language - A1
Mathematics - B3
Geography - B2
Economics - B3
Biology - B2
Agricultural Science- B2
Chemistry - C5
Physics - D7

NS: I have visited UCAS site and could not make the conversion there.

Moderator please kindly move this to the front page. I need urgent response. God bless you.

Hi All,
I need your assistance. I am in the process of applying for some jobs here in the UK. The problem is that the recruiters keep asking for UCAS score but I only hold SSCE O- level qualifications (WAEC and NECO). I am even considering using the NECO result as it is better than the WAEC result. I have to convert it to its UCAS equivalent but I cannot do this. Can anyone help me?
Here is the NECO result.

English Language - A1
Mathematics - B3
Geography - B2
Economics - B3
Biology - B2
Agricultural Science- B2
Chemistry - C5
Physics - D7

NS: I have visited UCAS site and could not make the conversion there.