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... basic personal hygiene practices will minimize employee exposure to lead. In addition, these two elements of the worker protection program will help to prevent taking lead- contaminated dust out of the worksite and home to the workers' families, thus ensuring that the duration of lead exposure does not extend beyond the workshift and providing added protection to employees and their families. Housekeeping An effective housekeeping program involves at least daily removal of accumulations of lead dust and lead-containing debris. Vacuuming lead dust with high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) - filtered equipment or wetting it with water before sweeping are effective control measures. Such cleaning operations should be conducted, whenever possible, at the end of the day, after normal operations cease. Furthermore, all persons doing the cleanup should be provided with suitable respiratory protection and personal protective clothing to prevent contact with lead. In addition, all lead-containing debris and contaminated items accumulated for disposal should be collected and put into sealed impermeable bags or other closed impermeable containers. Bags and containers should be appropriately labeled as lead-containing waste. These measures are especially important as they minimize additional sources of exposure that engineering controls generally are not designed to control. Personal Hygiene Practices To minimize exposure to lead, special attention should be given to workers' personal hygiene. The employer must provide and ensure that workers use washing facilities. Clean change areas, and separate non-contaminated eating areas must also be provided. Cars should be parked where they will not be contaminated with lead. These measures will reduce the worker's period of exposure to lead and the ingestion of lead, ensure that the duration of lead exposure ...

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... it wouldn't be professional. So I asked him what his desired outcome was - to be professional or to get the client to buy something from him. When he finally did relax, the client immediately felt more at ease. The salesperson in this role play was concentrating so much on his own image that he couldn't get in tune with his client. It isn't likely that he'd have made a sale, is it? So how could he have better established rapport? Visual Rapport - the Basics We've talked about rapport in earlier lessons. You probably now have a good feel for aural rapport and how to enhance it. Now let's discuss visual rapport. You establish visual rapport when all the elements of your appearance match those of the person with whom you are communicating. These elements include: Clothing Hair style and length Facial expressions Body movements You can greatly enhance the level of rapport you establish with a client or prospect by matching the other person's movements, appearance, and expressions. Remember, people like to work with people who are like them. When people are in rapport, trust increases and they communicate with more ease. Look closely at their faces, and you'll see that they look more relaxed. They often smile more and seem less formal or even intimate. On the other hand, people with little or no rapport seem more formal and tend to keep their distance more. You Had It, You Lost It, Now Get It Back Were you ever talking with a prospect and getting along fine until you said The Wrong Thing? You didn't even know what The Wrong ...

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... the big store. I'm always amazed that such a small store always has the right part. I can never find what I'm looking for in the big store. Small independent agencies can survive if they focus on selling specific products better than the competition. For example, if a small agency can prove that it writes small contractors' Property policies better than anyone else, it will write a lot of them-and leave the small contractors' Health insurance to someone else. Being all things to all people is impossible. Local hardware store B didn't suffer any sales downturn when the big hardware store opened, either. Store B thrives by selling merchandise the big store doesn't. It specializes in the hardware ranchers and farmers need. By targeting a class of customers, Store B also successfully cross-sells its customers clothing, hunting and fishing equipment, toys, and animals. The key is that the clothes are Western-style or work clothes ranchers and farmers like. The toys are things like tractors, plastic animals, and trucks. Store B found that it can sell its customers almost anything related to farms and ranches. Small independent agencies can thrive by identifying a type of business that large agencies inadequately service. Identify a group of clients, become experts in their business and their needs-and sell them all the coverages they require. Independent agencies, even small ones, definitely have a bright future. They need to do something special like the two small hardware stores. Offer better service related to a specific product or offer better service to a select group of customers-and you can sell those customers everything. Chris Burand ...

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