It's a great way to get started or to find out about the comparative benefits of some of the more complicated computer features. Check them out, you'll be surprised at what's out there waiting for you. If you've ever seen pictures of crews on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, you've probably noticed huge lumps over each person's ears. Working on a flight deck probably isn't part of your DPW job description, but you may work in an environment where noise levels are surprisingly high. That includes your whole day, not just work hours.
Noise is everywhere.
Be aware of it and protect your hearing. Normal breathing 10 In June, DPW field crews tested new protective earplugs, which may become available to any employee who works in or visits noisy areas, pending the results of the testing. Meanwhile the standard foam type is available where needed. OSHA and DPW require protection at work, but common sense says protect your hearing on your own time as well. Bill Blankinship, Garry Evans , Lance Gayer , Lary Johnson , Kathy Jones , Lonnie Shields, Cindy Smart-Zeigler and Jim Spychalski from Larry Watt and Rick Jenkins for the tremendous job you did improving the shoulders on Montecito Road.