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Rozbor současného stavu chladnokrevných koní vhodných pro lesní hospodářství
TAUŠEK, Václav
The aim of this bachelor thesis was to analyze historical and present situation of cold-blooded horses breed in Czech republic suitable for forestry and agricultural usage. In concrete breeds of noriker, silesian noriker and czech-moravian belgian horses. Analysis of current status was in general made by collecting data from "List of stallions" and online herd book of cold-blooded horses breeded in Czech republic since 1995 till 201. It was found that cold-blooded horse breed in Czech republic slowly declines in noriker and czech-moravian belgian horse breed. The only breed which is slowly rising is silesian noriker. Analysis of stallions citizenship to ancestor lines showed diferent frequencies in those linese. For sustainable status of cold-blooded horses usable in forestry was recommended to focus on work opportunities, appropriate pay rates for coachmen, economic profitability of horse breeding, coachman education and care of breeding organization about performance tests and character traits of cold-blooded horses.
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How the Czech public sees forests: how they should look and how to manage them
Stachová, Jana
The Czech public perceives forests in a broad context of environmental protection, while recognizing the importance of the production function of forests. Opinions emphasizing the environmental dimension of forest ecosystems are more likely to be attributed to people with higher education. It can be said that groups promoting the urgency of environmental problems are successful in public discourse. The public perceives the threat of forests by climate change, accentuating the non-productive functions of the forest and leaning towards nature-friendly ways of dealing with the forest.
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Prevention of occupational risks: Part IV
Malý, Stanislav
The last part of the selected risk prevention measures includes the safety of employees' work in schools and school facilities. This topic is the last of those dealing with the safety and health protection of employees in the labor law relationship, which are contained in the previous three works. A special group in this section consists of guides to good practice (good behavior and good working practices) for the prevention of injuries that do not occur in connection with work carried out in an employment relationship but relate to work activities carried out within the private business activities of citizens; in leisure activities. Measures to reduce injuries in these activities include the principles and rules of safe work in the workshop, in the garden and in the orchard, in self-building works, in maintenance work and on work on electrical and gas equipment. The publication adds an overview of health and safety abbreviations and related areas and a selection of the most commonly used abbreviations.
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Prevention of occupational risks: Part III
Malý, Stanislav
The third part of the publication "Selected Risk Prevention Measures" is devoted to the health and safety of employees in agriculture, forestry, textile, commerce and catering, accommodation and catering services, social services provided as residential services, health care and administration . Other themes are the safety of work with portable chainsaws and brushcutters and the safety of plastic molding. The publication is primarily a tool for employers and professionals who are skilled in risk prevention, as well as other people involved in job search, monitoring of factors affecting work safety and protecting the health of employees from their work. The guides presented are the so-called good practice that, in particular, provides SMEs with effective tools to prevent risks arising in work systems and increases the awareness of the importance of safe working conditions and procedures for maintaining employees' work capacity and improving their quality of work and job satisfaction. Part of the publication is an overview of ABB abbreviations and related areas and a selection of the most commonly used abbreviations.
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Prevention of occupational risks: Part I
Malý, Stanislav
The introductory part of the publication presents a general and general introduction to occupational safety and health and in this context introduces some aspects of state supervision in this field and the issue of training of employees on safety and health at work. This section also focuses on the prevention of risks and the safety and health protection of activities such as metalworking, metal forming and woodworking, safety in the production, operation, operation and maintenance of dedicated electrical, gas, pressure and lifting equipment.
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Prevention of occupational risks: Part II
Malý, Stanislav
In this second part of the three-part publication on the prevention of risks in selected activities, areas, machinery and technical facilities, attention is focused on the safety and health of workers in construction and rail transport, the safety and health protection of people performing work at heights and above depth, material handling and storage, storage of bulk materials in tanks, welding, operation and maintenance of motor vehicles, persons dealing with hazardous chemicals and persons handling transport equipment and electrical power sets. The publication is primarily a tool for employers and professionals who are skilled in risk prevention, as well as other people involved in job search, monitoring of factors affecting work safety and protecting the health of employees from their work. The guides presented are the so-called good practice that, in particular, provides SMEs with effective tools to prevent risks arising in work systems and increases the awareness of the importance of safe working conditions and procedures for maintaining employees' work capacity and improving their quality of work and job satisfaction. This part also provides an overview of the OSH abbreviations and related areas and the selection of the most commonly used abbreviations.
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