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How to write a method statement
Prepare to write by conducting a risk assessment--an in-depth examination of the task or process.
Identify the work hazards (those that could potentially cause poor health or personal harm) that are inherent in the task. Analyze what has been done about these hazards and if these measures are enough to reduce the harm potential to an acceptable level.

answer: Decide what additional measures need to be taken to reduce harm if an acceptable level has not been met. Begin to write your method statement, starting at the header.

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How to relieve infant hiccups
Stop feeding if an infant is experiencing persistent hiccups that interfere with nursing or bottle-feeding.
Resume feeding when the infant has ceased to hiccup, or, if he or she is still hiccuping after 10 minutes, try feeding again.
Calm a flustered baby by rubbing or patting the baby's back.

answer: Babies who are hungry and upset are more likely to gulp air, which causes hiccups. Check the baby's position before you continue.

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The men switch again and the first man is on the slackline. The man fall off the slackline onto his butt. The second man bounces and flips off. the first man

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bounces and flips off.