The 2010 Chilean Mining Rescue B Amy C Edmondson Faaiza Rashid Herman B Leonard 2011
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Chile is a country with a history of volcanic activity. And this, coupled with the presence of large mine areas, has always placed the country in a delicate balance between protecting the health and safety of its citizens and maintaining an acceptable level of efficiency within the mining industry. my review here This case study demonstrates that the successful rescue of 33 miners in Chile was not an easy task, and it was accomplished by an expert team. The disaster that befell the mine on February 27, 2010, resulted in the death
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Title: The Rescue Plan for the Chilean Miners Background: In late 2010, the Chilean government initiated the rescue of the miners who had been trapped underground for over a year and a half. It had to do so despite severe opposition from the government, the mining company, and the International Workers’ Organization (IWO) that was part of the miners’ union. The rescue plan was put in place after the country’s President, Sebastián Piñera, met with Prime Minister E
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As we all know that there are various benefits that an organization can derive by implementing Lean Six Sigma and TQM in their organizational structure. In 2010, it was a big opportunity for me to do it. As a rescue diver, I had no idea of the challenges that would come my way in the field of rescue operations. However, with VRIO approach, I could have a clear idea of the strategic and tactical aspects of my operation to deliver successful results. This operation required more than a simple rescue. There were various aspects that needed
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Mine rescue: lessons learned. The disaster at the gold mine in Chile in 2010 has been an exceptionally tragic event. I want to write this piece to showcase some of the lessons that the company and the Chilean government should learn from such a tragedy. In order to do so, I will provide a detailed case analysis of how the rescue was carried out. Additionally, I will examine the forces that have contributed to such a tragedy: the five forces analysis by the renowned marketing strategy guru, Porters Five Forces