Loss Event – The Impact on the Development of HSE Regulations
Title: Does the title indicate
(clearly and sufficiently) what the research paper is about?
Introduction: Does the introduction section clearly and briefly describe the purpose and the importance of the topic? The rest of the paper should follow through from this introduction.
Content: Does the paper provide a complete and accurate discussion using examples from the sources? Does it demonstrate critical thinking when evaluating ideas? Are the conclusions explained and backed by reasons? The length requirement is 5 pages. This includes the title page and the works cited page.
Conclusion: Are the main points summed up? Are the conclusions related to the event? Are some wider implications drawn from this study as well as the impact on S& H regulations? Explain how the researched material will be applied in practice as an EHS professional.
Organization: The writing style must demonstrate a linear progression of thought.
Quality of writing: Is the paper written in a technical format? Are the sentences clear? They must flow in logical order to make a persuasive case as well as adequately explain the “big ideas”.
Spelling: Are there spelling errors in the text? Any grammatical errors, typos, or incomplete sentences? If errors become distracting to the reader, points will be deducted.
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Bibliography: Are all citations listed? Are they appropriately distributed among web sites, peer reviewed journals, and other sources? Use APA format.
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