La practica de la consultoria estrategica de negocio. La crisis demanda profesionales excepcionales que ayuden a las organizaciones a adaptarse a una nueva realidad que poco tiene que ver con la forma de concebir la estrategia y la direccion en empresas tradicionales. Cada vez mas emprendedores, directivos y profesionales deciden orientar su carrera a la Consultor a Estrat gica de Negocio (CEN). MANUAL CEN est dise ado de manera modular para comenzar a trabajar en cualquiera de las necesidades de la empresa. Su enfoque es eminentemente pr ctico lo que facilita la aplicaci n de las ideas presentadas al tiempo que cuenta con un fundamento solido, cientifico y probado. "El manual CEN estructura el pensamiento directivo y planifica un proyecto de alto impacto en el negocio." Jose Carlos Ramos Carrasco

OPERACIONES CON GRÚA ofrece una guía completa sobre la operación de grúas, abarcando varios tipos de grúas y sus tareas asociadas para una operación segura y eficiente. Los capítulos delimitan grúas estáticas como las grúas torre, grúas derrick y de pluma portal, grúas puente y pórtico, y más, proporcionando perspectivas sobre sus características y matices operativos. También se exploran en profundidad las grúas móviles con giro y sin giro. Aborda tareas esenciales como la planificación, preparación, ejecución y procedimientos posteriores a la tarea, detallando pasos para evaluar áreas de trabajo, realizar chequeos antes del inicio y monitorear las condiciones meteorológicas. En esencia, este libro sirve como un recurso indispensable para los operadores de grúas actuales y emergentes, abarcando todas las facetas de la operación de grúas y las medidas de seguridad. CRANE OPERATIONS offers a comprehensive guide on crane operation, spanning various crane types and their associated tasks for safe and efficient operation. Chapters delineate static cranes such as tower cranes, derrick and portal boom cranes, bridge and gantry cranes, and more, providing insights into their features and operational nuances. Mobile slewing and non-slewing cranes are also explored in depth. It addresses essential tasks like planning, preparation, execution, and post-task procedures, detailing steps for assessing work areas, conducting pre-start checks, and monitoring weather conditions. In essence, this book serves as an indispensable resource for current and emerging crane operators, encompassing all facets of crane operation and safety measures.

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Approximately 32.8 million persons of Hispanic descent live in the United States, half of whom were born outside the United States (Therrien and Ramirez, 2000). By the year 2050, it is expected that Hispanics will constitute more than 25 percent of the total U.S. population and approximately 15 percent of the U.S. labor force. These estimates and the fact that 90 percent of Hispanic American men and 60 percent of Hispanic American women participate in the U.S. workforce strongly suggest a need for occupational safety and health information in Spanish. The growing presence of Spanish-speaking workers and employers in the United States and the unprecedented 12-percent increase in the overall rate of workplace fatalities among Hispanic workers in 2000 highlights the need to better communicate occupational safety and health information in Spanish to both employees and employers. To address this need the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) is preparing a strategy for developing and disseminating Spanish-language occupational safety and health educational and technical material. To gather information necessary to create this strategic plan the National Research Council (NRC) was asked to host a workshop. The committee commissioned five white papers (see Appendices D-H) and organized a workshop on May 29-30, in San Diego, California. Safety is Seguridad: A Workshop Summary is a synopsis of the presentations and discussions at the workshop. It does not contain any conclusions and recommendations. The conclusions and recommendations in the white papers represent the views of the authors and not necessarily those of the committee or the NRC. It is intended as input to the NIOSH strategic planning in this area. Chapter 2 discusses the available information and identifies information gaps regarding risks and adverse events for Latino workers. Chapter 3 examines the available health and safety training resource materials for Latino workers, especially for those with little or no English capabilities; in particular, it discusses issues of the linguistic and cultural appropriateness of materials. Chapter 4 considers issues surrounding the assessment of existing materials and the development of new materials. Chapter 5 discusses the various means of conveying information to Spanish-speaking workers, again focusing on cultural appropriateness and ways of maximizing understanding. Chapter 6 summarizes the discussion in the prior chapters and presents some overarching issues raised by the workshop attendees.