Hanbook Project Xbtp4106 Bohsm

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PROJECTHANDBOOK(XBTP4106)

Faculty of Science and TechnologyBachelor of Occupational Health and Safety Management with

Honours


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Faculty of Science and Technology

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CONTENTS

Introduction 2

Requirements of Project XBTP 4106 2

Learning Outcomes .. 2

Suggested Areas for Study .. 3

Project Evaluation for Proposal and Final Report and Monitoring . 3

Implementation of Project XBTP4106 4

Starting your Project 5

Format of the Report 6

Guidelines for Preparing Project Report . 7

Submission of Final Report . 8

Guidelines for Submission of Final Report . 9

Appendices . 10Appendix 1 10

Appendix 2 11

Appendix 3 13

Appendix 4 19

Appendix 5 20

Appendix 6 (a) .. 21

Appendix 6 (b) . 22

Appendix 7 .. 23

Appendix 8 .. 24

Appendix 9 .. 25

Appendix 10 26


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GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FIRST

DEGREE PROJECT (XBTP4106)

Introduction

It is well recognised that project paper is an important component of the first-degreecurriculum. Students are required to take the project paper towards or at the end of theirstudies. Basically, a project paper aims to train students to conduct a small-scale researchactivity. More importantly is to train students to search to establish a concrete problemstatement. The project also provides an avenue for students to improve their presentationskills and gain experience in the discussion during the presentation of the findings.

The course consists of 6 credit hours and it is a compulsory course for the Bachelor ofOccupational Health and Safety Management (BOHSM) with Honours programme.

Requirements of Project XBTP4106

1. Students must obtain a CGPA of 2.00 and above before registering for this course.2. Students registering for the course must be at least in their 3rd Year of study and

above can register for the Project.3. Students must complete the project within TWO consecutive semesters. The

proposal has to be submitted in the first semester of the project work and the finalcomplete report in the second semester. Students who fail to submit the proposal

and final report will be given a grade F. Student should submit their progress andfinal project report adhere to the deadline proposed by the faculty. Kindly refer toMyVLE.

4. To repeat, a student needs to register for the project in the following semester.

Learning Outcomes

Students should be able to:1. Identify an appropriate and manageable scope of study.2. Identify and apply a suitable research method to conduct the project/research.3. Demonstrate ability to connect theories they have learned with practice.

4. Integrate OSH knowledge in management discipline5. Produce professional quality writing


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The following are some guidelines to assist you in the management of your project.

Suggested Areas for Study

The scope of the first-degree project is program dependent. The project titlescover a wide range of topics to meet the course objectives. Project topics can beproposed by the students or the supervisors concerned. But the faculty needs toevaluate the topics on their suitability.

Students can select any field for the project based on Table 1.

Table 1: Suggested Areas for Project Implementation

Field

1) OSH Management Systems

2) Safety and Health Programmes3) OSH Improvement and Innovations4) Occupational Health5) Occupational Safety

Note: Refer to Appendix 1 for the registration form of Project.

Project Evaluation for Proposal and Final Report (Project XBTP4106)

& Monitoring

In order to facilitate the monitoring of the project by the supervisor, a student will need tocommunicate with his/her supervisor. This can be done through a face to face meeting oremail. Table 2 shows the marks distribution for Proposal and Final Report.

Table 2: Marks distribution for Proposal and Final Report

Chapters %

Proposal

1. Introduction2. Literature Review3. Methodology

101515

Proposal 40%

Final Report

4. Data Analysis and Findings5. Discussion and Recommendation6. Mechanics of Writing

Writing style, language useand grammatical accuracy

Overall presentation

252510

Final Report 60%


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Implementation of Project XBTP4106

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Faculty will appoint supervisor for each student based on the selected field.

2. Student will be informed of their supervisor through FST announcement.

3. The attendance of the student in the first face to face meeting with the supervisoris COMPULSORY.

4. Students must meet to discuss their projects with their supervisors at least TWO(2) times per semester. During any discussion, the student needs to bring alongthe Students Log Book. The supervisors comments are to be recorded in the LogBook. At the end of the meeting, the student must also get his supervisors

signature as evidence that the meeting was conducted.

5. The time, date and venue of the meeting are to be selected on the basis of amutual agreement between the supervisor and the student. All meetings should beconducted at the nearest Learning Centre.

6. Project title must be discussed and agreed upon by the supervisor. If the studentsare unclear about the requirements of the project, they must consult the supervisoragain or the respective programme coordinator.

7. Changing the project field must be within ONE month of the first semester and it

must be discussed and agreed upon by your supervisor. Students will be requiredto fill in a form (in Appendix 7) and to submit to the faculty.

8. Supervisor will assist and guide the student to prepare the Project Proposal andProject Final Report according to the format given by the faculty.

9. Submission within TWO semesters

For students who are able to complete within TWO semesters by following thedeadline of submission for that particular semester, the grade will be announcedin the same semester. If students fail to complete within the stipulated time agrade F will be given and students need to re-register the overall course/project.

Starting your Project

STEP 1: Project Title and Problem Identification

Your choice of topic should be governed by: a) your interest b) adequate resources/dataof the project c) time frame of project implementation (2 semesters) d) area/topic chosen


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has previously been well researched by others (can check or refer to the recent relatedonline journals).

Research/project starts with a case or problem that requires a solution. This part is themost crucial element. As a start of your project, you need to write your problemstatement. Problems of a research/project can be identified by: a) reading newspaper,from television, radio on the current issues related to your chosen field b) browsingthrough recent journals through OUM digital library, magazines or books c) having adiscussion or communication with your employer, colleagues on issues related to yourwork d) field observation.

Introduction gives a brief overview of the topics or subject area research that you havechosen. It can include the problems with past research/project and the current researchaims to identify or solve the problems. You need to justify the importance of yourproject/research in this part. In short, your introduction should have the following item(Ahmad, 2001): Historical development and current importance Main purpose of the research

STEP 2: Literature Review

You can start your literature survey by browsing the online journal on your chosen topic.Literature review contains cited articles or books related to your topic. The articles shouldbe arranged in such a way that you can build up your cases in a smooth manner andconnecting from one article to another. A literature review should demonstrate thebackground theories of your topic, should identify the strengths and weaknesses ofprevious research. You should be writing a critical evaluation of what other people havedone on the same area/topic that you have chosen.

For more information on writing a literature review, you can browse the url below:http://www.canberra.edu.au/studyskills/writing/literature

STEP3: Research Methodology

Research/project methodology focuses on the details of the instruments that are suitableto be used for the data for the project. For example, you may want to use questionnaires,observation or interviews depending on what type of research you have chosen eitherquantitative or qualitative and also on the research is all about. Your methodology shouldcontain your research/project design.


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STEP 4:Data analysis and Findings

As you reach to this point of your project, usually you can start off by checking yourdata, briefly describe the analyses used. For example, using statistical method such asdescriptive statistics, i.e. frequencies, means, standard deviation etc. Data presentationcan be in the form of graphs or tables and should be numbered accordingly. Your rawdata or any software output can be inserted in the appendices.

STEP 5: Discussion and Recommendation

This is an important section and it demonstrates your ability to integrate the results fromprevious chapter. It should also include implication of the results and recommendationsfor future work to be carried out where appropriate. Limitations of your study (smallsample size, limited number of companies or occupations etc.) can also be mentionedhere.

STEP 6: Writing your Abstract

An abstract is a self-contained, short summary describing the contents of the paper whichenables a reader to understand the result and the application of the study. Componentsvary according to discipline; it should contain the scope, purpose, methodology andresults of the work. An example of an abstract as in Appendix 9.

Format of the Report

The report must be prepared to a professional standard. Below is the brief description ofthe items:

Title Page

Table of Content

Listing all the chapters, sub-topics and page number List of illustrations

List of photographic plates, if any

AcknowledgementRefer to sample in Appendix 6


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DeclarationRefer to sample in Appendix 5

Abstract

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Literature Review

Chapter 3: Research/Project Methodology

** Proposal Submission-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Chapter 4: Data Analysis and Findings

This chapter can be broken down into more than a chapter depending on yourlength of results and discussion.

Chapter 5: Discussions and Recommendation

BibliographyInformation obtained from books or journals must be referred to in the text by areference number.It is recommended to use APA (American Psychological Association) citationstyle. Please refer to the url below:http://www.liu.edu/cwis/cwp/library/workshop/citapa.htm

AppendicesData, charts, diagrams or illustrations that is relevant to the report that was notinserted into the body of the report.

** Final Report Submission (Chapter 1 to 5)-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Guidelines for preparing Project Report

It is very important for students to follow carefully the guidelines for preparing thereport.

The following items are to be observed in preparing the project report:a. Number of pages:

Content of approximately 40 pages (about 20 30 pages for Proposal and10 pages for Final Report).

b. Page set up:Set the page margins with an offset of 1 inch (or 2.5 cm) from the top,

bottom, left and right. All text, figures and tables must be within this area.


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c. Paper size:

Use only A4 size white paper. The report should be printed on one side ofthe paper.

d. Font type:Times New Roman, size 12Line spacing:

1.5 spacing between lines and triple spacing between paragraphs.

e. Front cover:

Hard cover, color: blue (OUM corporate color)

f. Numbering format for headings:The sections and sub-section in the report must follow the numberingformat below:1.0 Main heading

1.1 Secondary heading1.1.1 Third grade heading..and etc.

g. Illustrations:All the charts and diagrams may be hand or computer drawn and must be

properly inserted at the relevant sections of the report.

h. References:The source of information or references should be placed at the end of thereport in numbered order. Please use the APA writing style for yourreferences.

Submission of Final Report

Student must submit their final report to the supervisor according to the scheduledate given by the faculty. Please check the dates under the faculty announcementin MyVLE.

Failing to submit the final report on time (as per the schedule), zero marks will be

awarded for the whole course.

Guidelines for submission of Final Report

a) ONE copyof printed report with Soft cover bindingto the supervisor.Forms to be submitted: Project Proposal Evaluation form (Appendix 2) Project Final Report Evaluation form (Appendix 3)


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Confirmation Form of receiving Project Proposal (Appendix 4) andProject final report (Appendix 5).

b) ONE copy of printed final report with Hard cover binding (COLOUR:BLUE, OUM CORPORATE COLOUR) and ONE soft copy (CD andcasing) to the Learning Center (LC). Please write the following on the CDcasing: Name Matric No Programme Learning Centre Project Title Supervisors Name

Format for the cover page and side page samples, please refer Appendix 6(a) andAppendix 6(b).

Sample of Declaration Page in Appendix 7

Sample of Acknowledgement in Appendix 8

Sample of Abstract in Appendix 9

Sample of Change of Project Field in Appendix 10


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Appendix 1

REGISTRATION FORM: PROJECT (XBTP4106)Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety Management with Honours

Proposed Project

Field

Please tick () for the selection of the project field below:

1. OSH Management Systems2. Safety and Health Programmes

3. OSH Improvement and Innovations

4. Occupational Health

5. Occupational Safety

* to be completed by the faculty

Supervisors Name

Note: Please fill in the form and fax to 03-5510 3977. For any inquiries, please email [email protected].

Date

Student Name

Matric No

Learning Center

Postal Address

Contact Number

(House):(Office):(Handphone):[Email]:


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Appendix 2

Evaluation Form (Proposal)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (FST)

Student

Name:

Matric No:

Project Title:

Learning

Center:

Supervisors

Name:

Contact No:

Email:

CodeMark

AProject Introduction, Background and Problem Statement (5%)

_______

_ / 5

MOHAMED SULTAN BIN ABDUL HAMID

480112715007001

To study the effectiveness of safety and health training

of contract workers in the mechanical section of PetronasMelaka Refinery

NEGERI SEMBILAN

En Rostam Khalid

0133385211

[email protected]


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Supervisors Comments

BResearch Objectives, Questions/hypothesis (5%)

_______

_ / 5


CLiterature Review (15%)

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_ / 15


DMethodology (15%)

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_ / 15


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Supervisors comments

TOTAL MARK

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Appendix 3

Evaluation Form (Final Report)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (FST)

Student Signature:

Supervisor Signature:

Date:


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Student

Name:

Matric No:

Project

Title:

Learning

Center:

Supervisors

Name:

Contact No:

Email:

EData Analysis and Results (25%)

_______

_ / 25


FFindings and Discussion (25%)

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_ / 25


GWriting style, Language use and grammatical accuracy (5%)

_______

_ / 5


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HOverall Presentation(5%)

_______

_ / 5


TOTAL MARK_______

_ / 60

Student Signature:

Supervisor Signature:

Date:


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AssessmentRubricforProject

Dimension

AllocationofMa

rks

(A)

Project

Introduction,

Backgroundand

ProblemStatement

1

24

5

Verybriefprojectintroduction.

Backgroundinformationsomew

hat

relevantbutdoesnotprovidea

clearlead-intotheresearch

problem.

Problemstatementnotarticulated

clearlyandhardly

supported/justifiedbytheoryan

d/or

pastresearch.

Goodprojectintroduction

.

Backgroundinformationisrelevant

andprovidesaclearlead-into

researchproblem.

Problemstatementarticulated

clearlybutonlyfairly.

Supported/justifiedbytheoryand/or

pastresearch.

Goodprojectintrod

uctionwith

supportiveevidenceandsubstance.

Backgroundinform

ationisvery

relevantandprovid

esaveryclear

lead-intotheresearchproblem.

Problemstatement

articulatedvery

clearly&well.Sup

ported/justified

bytheoryand/orpa

stresearch.

(B)

Research

Objectivesand

Questions/

hypotheses

1

2-4

5

ResearchObjectivesand

Questions/hypothesesarenot

focused.

Hardlyprovideanydirectionfo

r

measuringrelationshipbetween

variables.

Hardlyanyalignmentbetween

researchobjectives,questions

and/orhypotheses.

ResearchObjectivesand

Questions/hypothesesare

focused.

Providesomedirectionfo

r

measuringrelationshipbe

tween

variables.

Somedegreeofalignmen

tbetween

researchobjectives,questions

and/orresearchhypotheses.

ResearchObjective

sand

Questions/hypothesesarehighly

focused.

Provideverycleardirectionfor

measuringrelationshipbetween

variables.

Totalalignmentbetweenresearch

objectives,question

sand/or

hypotheses.


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and

Technology

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(C)

LiteratureReview

1-5

610

1115

Thenumberofempiricalstudies

beingreviewedisinadequate.

Articlesreviewedareoutdated

and

hardlyrelevanttothefocusofthe

study.

Hardlyanycriticalanalysesof

theoryand/orpastresearch

Thereviewindicateslittle

understandingoftheresearchto

pic.

Thenumberofempirical

studies

beingreviewedisadequate.

Articlesreviewedarerele

vanttothe

focusofthestudybutsom

ewhatout

dated.

Somecriticalanalysesof

theory

and/orpastresearch.

Thereviewindicatesfairlygood

understandingoftheresearchtopic.

Thenumberofem

piricalstudies

beingreviewedismorethan

adequate.

Articlesreviewedarecurrentand

veryrelevanttothefocusofthe

study.

Ampleevidenceofcriticalanalyses

oftheoryandpast

research.

Thereviewindicatesverygood

understandingofth

eresearchtopic.

(D)

Methodology

1

2-4

5

Somewhatappropriateresearch

designthatiscapableofaddressing

onlysomeoftheresearch

questions.

Rathervaguedescriptionofthe

researchsample,sampling

techniquesanddatacollection

procedures.

Justificationsfortheuseofthe

methodologyarenotpresentedand

discussed.

Appropriateresearchdesignthat

capableofaddressingmostofthe

researchquestions.

Cleardescriptionoftheresearch

sample,samplingtechniq

ues,data

collectionproceduresand

methods

ofdataanalysis.


methodologyarepresente

dbutnot

adequatelydiscussed.

Veryappropriater

esearchdesign

thatiscapableofa

ddressingallthe

researchquestions.

Verycleardescriptionofthe

researchsample,sampling

techniques,datacollection

proceduresandme

thodsofdata

analysis.


methodologyarep

resentedand

adequatelydiscuss

ed.


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and

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(E)

DataAnalysis&

Results

18

917

1825

Resultsaresomewhatinaccurateor

incompletelypresented.

Dataanalysesareappropriatebut

inadequatetoaddressallthe

researchquestions.

Resultsarepresentedcorrectlybut

theinterpretation,though

accurate,

isbrief.

Dataanalysesareappropriatebut

onlyadequatetosomeof

the

researchquestions.

Resultsarepresentedcorrectlywith

accurateanddetailedinterpretation.

Dataanalysesareappropriate,

extensiveandsoph

isticated,andare

adequatetoaddres

salltheresearch

questions.

(F)

Findings&

Discussion

18

9-17

18-25

Thediscussionmaybeincomplete

orpartially/notclearlyconnecte

dto

theresults.Theconnectionwith

othersectionsisvague.

Thefindingspresentedaremere

repetitionsoftheresultswithou

t

appropriateinterpretation.

Implications,recommendations

and

directionsforfutureresearchare

notdrawnfromtheresearch

findings.

Limitationsofthestudyare

irrelevant.

Thediscussioninterprets

the

findingsandisconnected

with

othersectionsoftherepo

rtsuchas

thebackground,problem

statement,

researchquestions,instru

mentsand

results.

Thefindingsareeithersu

perficially

discussedornotdiscusse

din

relationtotheoryandfindingsof

paststudiescitedinlitera

ture

review.

Implications,recommend

ationsand


drawnfromtheresearchfindings.

Limitationsofthestudya

rerelevant

andadequatelydescribed.

Thediscussionsou

ndlyinterprets

thefindingsandis

carefully

connectedwithoth

ersectionsof

thereportsuchasthebackground,

problemstatement,research

questions,instrumentsandresults.

Thefindingsareju

diciously

discussedinrelationtotheoryand

findingsofpaststudiescitedin

literaturereview.

Implications,recommendationsand


carefullydrawnfromtheresearch

findings.

Limitationsofthe

studyare

relevantandextensivelydescribed.


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and

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(G)

WritingStyle,

LanguageUse

&grammatical

accuracy

1

24

5

W

ritingstyleandlanguageusearenot

ap

tforacademicwriting.

M

anygrammaticalerrorsthatimpede

co

mmunication.

Writingstyleandlangua

geuseare

aptforacademicwriting

.

Somegrammaticalerror

sthat

impedecommunication.

Writingstylethestandardlanguage

useareveryaptforacademic

writing.

Hardlyanygramm

aticalerrorsthat

impedecommunication.

(H)

Overall

Presentation

1

2-4

5

Th

eabstractismissing,incompleteo

r

inaccurate.

Th

epresentationformatincludingthe

graphicsisataminimumlevelof

ac

ceptability,thoughattimesmessyand

co

nfusing.

Citationsareratherincompleteor

inaccurateandprovidelittleavenueto

ch

eckthevalidityoftheinformation

ga

thered.

Organisationofthechaptersarelack

sin

logicalsequencingandideasarenot

clearlydeveloped.

Theabstractsummarizes

thestudy

bymereliftingkeysente

ncesfrom

thefinalprojectreport.

Thepresentationformat

including

thegraphicsisacceptable.

Mostsourcesarecitedin

aproper

formattoenableaccurac

ychecking.

Chaptersaresomewhatl

oosely

organisedbutthemainsectionsstill

standout.Ideasareclear

lystated

butattimesnotclearlyd

eveloped.

Theabstractcon

cisely

summarizesthestudy.

Thepresentation

formatincluding

thegraphicsdem

onstrates

authorsattentiontodetail,

neatnessandcare.

Allsourcesarec

itedaccuratelyto

demonstratethe

credibilityofthe

informationpres

ented.

Chaptersarewellorganisedwith

logicalsequencing.Ideasare

clearlydevelope

dwithadequate

support.


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CONFIRMATION FORM OF RECEIVING PROJECT PROPOSAL

INSTRUCTIONS

1. This form must be filled by student when submitting the Proposal to respectivesupervisor/administrator.

2. All the information given must be true and correct.

STUDENT NAME : ______________________________________________________________

MATRIC NO. : ______________________________________________________________

PROGRAMME :_____________________________________________________________

NO. TEL :______________________ E-MAIL :_____________________

SUPERVISOR NAME : _____________________________________________________________

PROJECT TITLE

______________________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________________

I declare that I have received the students Project Proposal:

1 copy Proposal report (soft cover binding).

________________________ __________________________________________

Students Signature Supervisors/Administrators SignatureDate :_________________ Name :__________________________________

Date :__________________________________

-------------Students copy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CONFIRMATION OF RECEIVING PROJECT PROPOSAL

Student Name : ________________________________________________________________

Matric No : ________________________________________________________________

I declare that I have received the students Project Proposal:

1 copy Proposal report (soft cover binding).

Supervisors / Administrators Signature

Name : _________________________

Date :_________________________

Appendix 4


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CONFIRMATION FORM OF RECEIVING PROJECT FINAL REPORT

INSTRUCTIONS

1. This form must be filled by student when submitting the Project final report to respectivesupervisor/administrator.

2. All the information given must be true and correct.

STUDENT NAME : ______________________________________________________________________

MATRIC NO. : ______________________________________________________________________

PROGRAMME :______________________________________________________________________

NO. TEL :______________________ E-MAIL :______________________________

SUPERVISOR NAME : ______________________________________________________________________

PROJECT TITLE

_______________________________________________________________________________________________

I declare that I have received the students Project final report:*Please tick ( ) to select one of the following:

1 copy Project final report (soft cover binding)1 copy Project final report (hard cover binding)1 softcopy (CD)Student Log Book

________________________ ___________________________________________Students Signature Supervisors/Administrators Signature

Date :_________________ Name :_____________________Date: _______________------------Students copy -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

CONFIRMATION OF RECEIVING PROJECT FINAL REPORT

Student Name : _____________________________________________________________________________

Matric No :_____________________________________________________________________________

I declare that I have received the students Project final report:

1 copy Project final report (soft cover binding)1 copy Project final report (hard cover binding)1 softcopy (CD)Student Log Book

Supervisors / Administrators Signature

Name : _________________________

Date : _________________________

Appendix 5


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Appendix 6 (a)

COVER PAGE (HARD COVER / SOFT COVER)

EVALUATION OF OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH (OSH)

PERFORMANCE IN THE ORGANISATION

(NOTE: PROJECT FULL TITTLE)

SUHAILA BINTI ABDUL HAMID

(NOTE:NAME AS STATED IN IC)

FACULTY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

OPEN UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA

2013(NOTE: THESIS SUBMISSION DATE (YEAR ONLY))


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Appendix 6(b)

SIDE PAGE (HARD COVER)

OUMSUHAILABIN

TIABDULHAMIDBACH.O

FOHSMGT(HONS)

2013


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Appendix 7

Declaration

I declare that this project report entitled XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX is the result of myown work except ascited in the references. The project report has not been accepted forany degree and is not concurrently submitted in candidature of any other degree.

Signature:

Name: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Matric Number: XXXXXXXXXXXX001Date: XXXXXXXXXX (Date of Submission to Supervisor)


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Appendix 8

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude and

appreciation to my supervisor, XXXXXXXXXXXXX guidance, patience and

invaluable advice throughout this project.

I also would like to express my appreciation to my family and friends for

their endless support whenever I face problems. Without the mentioned parties, itis impossible for me to complete this project report successfully.

THANK YOU.

XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (STUDENT NAME)

Feb, 2013 (MONTH, DATE OF COMPLETION)


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Appendix 9EXAMPLE OF AN ABSTRACT

The project will implement a multi-agency, public-private effort to create safe visitoraccess, rehabilitate existing recourse damage, and reconstruct trails in a premier, heavily-used, rock climbing and hiking area located within a quarter-mile of the Peter NorbeckScenic Byway (State Highway 244).

Located within close proximity to the byway, nationally designated for its scenicqualities, the Wrinkled Rock Climbing Area provides byway travelers ready access torecreational opportunities to take in the scenic beauty of the area by providing access to avariety of climbing and easy hiking opportunities to view amazing rock formations andbeautiful scenery. To enhance the byway traveler experience, this project will a) improvevehicle-pedestrian highway safety; b) provide for hiker and rock climber safety and

education; c) provide for natural resource protection/rehabilitation/education; and d)provide a unique get out of the car and walk byway experience. This includes theprovision of an off-highway, family-safe, parking facility from the byway that serves as atrailhead to the climbing and hiking area, and the development and dissemination ofconsistent resource protection and education messages from all partners across agencyboundaries.

This project benefits the byway traveler by providing safe, stable, hiking trailopportunities free of visible natural resource damage that wind between toweringrock formations and large diameter ponderosa pine trees, provides opportunities to viewor climb alongside rock climbers practicing their sport, catch a glimpse of local wildlife,and foster appreciation for and stewardship of the byways resources.

This is a good example because it: Is simple and well-focused Summarises specifically what the project will do Establishes a clear relationship to the byway and its intrinsic qualities Describes what the benefit to the byway traveler will be Provides a clear description of how the project will connect the byway traveler

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Appendix 10

CHANGE OF PROJECT FIELD: PROJECT (XBTP4106)

Bachelor of Occupational Health and Safety Management with Honours

Students Signature:______________________ Date:_____________________________

Supervisors Approval Facultys Approval

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Name: Dean/Programme CoordinatorDate: Date:

Note: Please fill in the form and fax to 03-5510 3977. For any inquiries, please email atli f dhli @ d

Date

Student Name

Programme

Matric No

Learning Center

Postal Address

Contact Number

(House):(Office):(Handphone):[email]:

Old Project Field &

Title

New Project Field

Reason

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