Chapter 3

• EHS
• Secondary Education
• Age 11

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Chapter 3

Improving Sustainability at the workplace

Chapter overview

 You will learn how to set goals and targets to improve energy efficiency and resource usage.

Learning objectives

1. Identify strategies to improve efficiency at workplace.

2. To learn about SMART goals.

3. To learn 5 W questions.

Types of Pollution

Examples of Pollution

What is Kyoto Protocol ?

What is Deforestation ?

What is Sustainability

1. To meet animal's needs
2. To meet people needs
3. Both
4. None

Smart goals

A smart goal is an aim that meets certain needs.

SMART is an acronym which stands for ;

S = Specific

M = Measurable

A = Achievable

R = Realistic 

T =  Timely 

 

What does S stands for in SMART goals ?

1. Sustain
2. Specific
3. Sun
4. Sure

What does M stands for in SMART goals ?

1. Measure
2. Measurable
3. Money
4. NOne

What does T stands for in SMART goals

What does R stands for in SMART goals ?

1. Real
2. Realistic
3. Rural
4. Rich

SMART goals

Specific means a goal should be clear. 

Measurable means you can measure the progress towards a goal.

 Achievable means a goal is possible. 

Realistic  means it a goal is within reach. 

Timely means there is a deadline for the goal to be achieved.

You are health and safety officer. What is your goal for health and safety for your employees.

Five " W " questions for goal

To make a goal specific, you should ask the five ‘W’ questions:

• Who: Who is involved in this goal?

• What: What do I want to accomplish?

• Where: Where is this goal to be achieved?

• When: When do I want to achieve this goal?

• Why: Why do I want to achieve this goal?

What is your future GOAL ?

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Part 4 

Recycling and Innovation

What is A in Smart goals ?

1. Animation
2. Achievable
3. Ant
4. None

What does T stands for in smart goals

1. Touch
2. Time
3. Timely
4. None

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CB activity

Please open CB page 13 in chapter 3 

What is Recycling ?

Recycling is turning an item into raw materials which can be used again, usually for a completely new product.

Examples of
Recycling

What is Innovation ?