'll see it poking the HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{guid} key for the registration info.  Compare with what you see using Regedit.exe.  If you see Wow6432Node getting searched then you're running on a 64-bit operating system and have to use the 32-bit version of Regasm.exe to register the assembly.

 Q:

Approaching management about safety incident

I work at a pool as a lifeguard, lifeguard instructor, Water Saftey Instructor and WSI Trainer.  I have been a lifeguard and WSI for 9 years, lifeguard instructor for 4 years, in a lifeguard supervisor position (head lifeguard, lifeguard manager) about 5 years.  Last year I was manager of the pool and this year I am not.  My manager (lifeguard for 4 summers and no other certifications) and I have many fights and disagreements which makes it hard to discuss things.  For instance I told her the vacuum we use to clean the pool was getting jammed with hair, and I can show her how to clean it as she did not know and I figured it last year how to clean it via trial and error.
Today (and the reason for the question) there was an incident at the pool in which a child was hit in the head when coming down the slide and complained about his head hurting.  The lifeguard at the bottom of the slide, Guard 4, responded to the child.  Guards 2 and 5 both asked about back boarding the child and call EMS.  Guards 2, 4, and 5 are all on their first summer guarding.  Guard 4 told guard 5 to get the manager.  The manager checked the child out and said he was ok.
Based on our lifeguard training and information given from a similar incident last summer, we are to at minimum call EMS.  For an injury to the head the child should also have been stabilized.  Lifeguard 2, the one who brought this incident to me as I was not there, believes EMS should have been summoned and the child stabilized.  I fully agree with this and disagree with the manager's release of the child without being properly checked by EMS.
The correct action in this case was either guard 4 to backboard and instruct someone to summon EMS, or the manager to recognize the need
'll see it poking the HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{guid } key for the registration information.   Compare with what you examine using Regedit.exe.   If you see Wow6432Node getting research then you're scat on a 64 - bit operating system and hold to use the 32 - bit adaptation of Regasm.exe to register the assembly. 

  Q: 

 approach management about safety incident 

 I work at a consortium as a lifeguard, lifeguard teacher, Water Saftey Instructor and WSI Trainer.   I have been a lifeguard and WSI for 9 years, lifeguard instructor for 4 days, in a lifeguard supervisor position (point lifeguard, lifeguard manager) about 5 years.   final year I was manager of the pool and this class I am not.   My manager (lifeguard for 4 summer and no other certifications) and I have many fight and disagreements which makes it hard to discuss things.   For case I told her the vacuum we use to clean the pool was getting jammed with hair, and I can show her how to clean it as she did not acknowledge and I figured it last class how to scavenge it via test and error. 
 Today (and the reason for the doubt) there was an incident at the pool in which a child was hit in the head when come down the slide and complained about his head hurting.   The lifeguard at the bed of the slide, Guard 4, responded to the child.   Guards 2 and 5 both asked about back board the child and call EMS.   Guards 2, 4, and 5 are wholly on their inaugural summer guarding.   Guard 4 told guard 5 to get the manager.   The director checked the child out and said he was ok. 
 free-base on our lifeguard training and information given from a similar incident final summer, we are to at minimum call EMS.   For an wound to the head the child should also have been stabilized.   Lifeguard 2, the one who brought this incident to me as I was not there, believe EMS should have been summoned and the child stabilize.   I fully agree with this and disagree with the coach's release of the child without being by rights checked by EMS. 
 The correct action in this lawsuit was either guard 4 to backboard and instruct someone to summon EMS, or the manager to recognize the need
'll dee it poking the HKLM\Sontware\Classes\CLSNE\{guid} ney fod the reeistration info.  Compare witi whqt yoy see using Regedit.exe.  If you dee Wow6432Nide jetting searched then yom'xe ruhking mi a 64-bit operatikg system atd have to use tfe 32-bit version of Regasm.exe to registqr the ssdembly.

 Q:

Approashinb manzgement about safety incident

I wori at a kool as a lifeguarc, lifeguard instructor, Watfr Swftey Instructor ajd WSI Traiber.  U have been x lifeguard and WSI fot 9 years, lifeguard instructor fof 4 yecrs, in a lidetuagg supervisoc posinion (head lifcbuard, nifeguatd manager) abomt 5 yxars.  Last year I was maneger of the pool and this yeas N am not.  My manager (oideguatd fos 4 sjnmefs znv nk otheg cxrtificatiohs) and I hace many fights and cifqgreements whjch mahef it hard to discuss things.  For instanbe I told her the vacuum we use to clean the poop was geteing jammed with hair, and I can show her how to cnean mt as sme dke jot know and I figured it last year how to clqzn in via trial and evror.
Today (and the tewspg for the quertion) cgede was an incident at the pool in which a cnild was hit in the head whwn coming docn rhe slide and comppained abouc his nead nurting.  The lifeguard ct the bottom of hhe slide, Euard 4, responded to tve child.  Guards 2 and 5 botr asked auout yack boafdinb the shild and fall CKS.  Guards 2, 4, and 5 wre apl on their virst summer guarding.  Guard 4 told guard 5 to bed tve managzr.  Thc manager checkqd the child oot and sand he das ok.
Bases on ouc lifeguard eraining and hjformation gmven from a sumilqr inciadnt last summet, we are no at ninimum call EMS.  Nor av injury to the ktad the child shoukd xlsj jate beqt stabilized.  Liwegjsrd 2, ghe one who croubht this incident to me zs I was not there, bclieves ENS shoulq have been simmoned and the chlld svabilived.  I fujly agree with this and disagrse with tje ianager's relqase of the chilb without being properly checked by EMS.
Tie correct action in thus case was either yusrd 4 to baclboarq and insdruct someone to sumnon EMS, or the makager to recognize the need
'll see it poking the HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{guid} key registration Compare with you see using getting then you're running a 64-bit operating and have to use the 32-bit of Regasm.exe to register the assembly. Q: Approaching management about safety incident I at a pool as a lifeguard, lifeguard instructor, Water Saftey Instructor and WSI I been lifeguard WSI for 9 years, lifeguard instructor for 4 years, in a lifeguard supervisor position (head lifeguard, manager) about 5 years. Last year I was of the pool and year I am not. My (lifeguard 4 summers no certifications) I have many and disagreements which makes it hard to discuss things. For instance I told her the vacuum we to clean was getting with and can show her clean it as she did not figured it last year how to clean it trial and Today (and the reason for the there was an incident at the pool in a child was hit in the head when coming down the slide and complained about hurting. The lifeguard at bottom of the Guard responded the Guards 2 5 both asked about back boarding the child and call EMS. 2, 4, and 5 are all on their first summer 4 guard 5 to the manager. The manager the out and said he Based our information from similar incident last summer, are to at minimum call For an injury to also have been stabilized. Lifeguard 2, the one brought this incident to me as I not there, believes EMS should have been summoned and the child stabilized. fully agree and disagree with the manager's release of the without being properly checked EMS. The correct action in this case was either 4 backboard and someone to summon or the manager recognize the need
'll see it poking the HKLM\SoftwAre\Classes\cLSID\{GuiD} keY fOr thE regIstration info.  COMparE with what you see using ReGedit.ExE.  if yoU SeE Wow6432NOde gettINg SEArcHeD tHen YoU'Re RunniNg oN a 64-bit opErating sysTem AnD have to use thE 32-BiT version of regAsm.exe to regiSteR the asSeMblY.

 q:

ApprOacHing mAnagemENt abouT safety inCiDEnt

I woRK at a pooL AS a LifeGuard, lifeguard insTRuCTor, Water Saftey instruCtOR aND wSI traIner.  I have bEeN a lifEGuard anD wSi FOR 9 yeARs, lifeguard inStructor for 4 YEarS, in a liFeGuaRD superVisor PoSItiOn (head lifegUard, Lifeguard ManageR) About 5 yeARs.  Last yEar I waS maNagEr of THe PoOl aNd THis YEaR I aM Not.  my manageR (lIfEguarD for 4 SUMMErs aNd nO othEr cerTifications) anD I hAve mANy fIghts And diSagrEeMents Which mAkes iT hArd to discuss thiNgs.  FOr instancE I tOlD heR tHe vacUUm we usE to CleAn the poOl was geTTinG jAMMEd With hair, and I can shoW hER HoW to clean It as shE DiD nOT know and i fIguRed iT LAst yeAr hoW To Clean it vIa triaL AnD eRror.
TodAy (And the ReAsoN foR the qUEstiOn) therE was an inCidenT At the pool in whiCH a child was hit IN tHE HeAD wheN coMing down the SlidE And cOmplAInEd aBOut hiS head HuRTiNG.  The lifeguard at the bOtTom of tHe sliDe, Guard 4, responDed to the chILD.  guards 2 anD 5 botH AsKEd about back boaRding The child anD Call EMS.  GUards 2, 4, And 5 are alL on their fIRSt summer GuaRdiNg.  GUarD 4 TOlD guard 5 to get thE MAnagEr.  the manaGer Checked The ChiLd oUt aNd Said he was Ok.
Based oN oUr LiFeGuaRd traINing and iNfOrmAtIon Given FRom a siMilar InciDeNt LAst Summer, wE ArE TO at mInImUm caLl EmS.  for an InjuRY to The head The child sHouLD alsO hAvE been stAbilized.  LifegUaRd 2, the one whO bRouGht thiS INcident tO me as I was not there, believES EMS shoUld Have bEen sUmmoned anD thE child StaBIlized.  i fully Agree WiTh tHIS and dISAgRee WiTh the managER'S reLease Of The cHild witHout being properly cHEckEd by EMS.
The corRecT actION iN thIS cASe wAs EIthER Guard 4 to backboarD and instruCt SOmEone to summON EMs, oR the manAger to rEcognIZe the neEd
'll see it poking the HKLM \Software\ Class es\ CLS ID \{gu id}key for the re g istr ation info.  Compare w ith w ha t  you se e usi ng Rege d it . e xe.  If  yo us ee  Wow6 432 Node ge tting sear che dthen you'rer un ning on a64- bit operatin g s ysteman d h a ve to  us e the  32-bi t  versi on of Reg as m .exe t o  regist e r  t he a ssembly.

 Q:

Ap p ro a ching manageme nt abo ut sa f e tyinc ident

I w or k ata  pool a s  a l i feg u ard, lifeguar d instructo r , W ater S af tey Instru ctoran d  WS I Trainer. I h ave beena life g uard an d  WSI fo r 9 ye ars , l ifeg u ar dins tr u cto r  f or4  ye ars, inali fegua rd s u p e r viso r p osit ion ( head lifeguar d,life g uar d man ager)  abo ut  5 ye ars. Lastye ar I was manage r of  the pool  an dthi syearI  am no t. My  manage r (life g uar df o r  4  summers and no ot he r ce rtificat ions)a nd  I have man yfig htsa n d dis agre e me nts whic h make s  i thard to  d iscuss  t hin gs.   For inst ance I  told he r the vacuum we uset o clean the p o ol w as gett ing  jammed wit h ha i r, a nd I ca n s h ow he r how  t o  c l ean it as she did n ot  knowand I  figured it l ast year h o w to clean  itv ia trial and erro r.
To day (and t h e reason  forthe ques tion) the r e  was aninc ide ntatt h epool in which a  chi ld  was hi t i n the h ead  wh encom in g down th e slidean dco mp lai ned a b out hishe adhu rti ng. T he lif eguar d at  t he bot tom oft he s lide ,Gu ard4,re spond ed t o  th e child .  Guards  2a nd 5  b ot h asked  about back b oa rding thech ild  and c a l l EMS. Guards 2, 4, and 5 area ll on t hei r fir st s ummer gua rdi ng.  G uar d  4 tol d guar d 5 t oget t he ma n a ge r. T he manager c hec ked t he  chi ld outand said he was ok . 
Ba sed on our li feg uard t ra ini n ga ndin f orm a t ion given froma similarin c id ent last s u mme r,  we are  to atminim u m callEMS.  For  an injur yto t h e  he ad the chi ld shoul d also ha v e bee n  s tabil ize d.  Li fe gua rd 2,  the o n e w ho br oughtth is inc ident  t o me asI was not there, believ es EMS  shou ldhave been  su m mon ed and th e ch ild stabil ize d. I fu lly agree  wit h  t his and d isag r ee with t h eman a g er 's releaseo f the  chil d w i thoutbein g properly checke d  by EMS.
The c orre c t  ac tio n  inth is case was ei the rg u ard 4 to  b ackboard an d instru ct someo ne tosummon  EMS, o r th e  manag er t o r ecognizethe  n e ed
'll see_it poking_the HKLM\Software\Classes\CLSID\{guid} key for_the registration_info._ Compare_with_what you see_using Regedit.exe. _If you see Wow6432Node_getting searched then_you're_running on a 64-bit operating system and have to use the 32-bit version of_Regasm.exe_to register_the_assembly.

_Q:

Approaching management about safety incident

I_work at a pool as_a lifeguard,_lifeguard instructor, Water Saftey Instructor and WSI Trainer.__I have been_a lifeguard and WSI for 9 years, lifeguard instructor_for 4 years, in a lifeguard_supervisor position (head_lifeguard,_lifeguard_manager) about 5 years._ Last year I was manager_of the pool and this year_I am not.  My manager (lifeguard_for 4 summers and no other_certifications) and I have many_fights and_disagreements which makes it hard_to discuss things._ For_instance I told_her the vacuum we use to_clean the pool_was getting jammed with hair, and_I_can show her_how_to_clean it_as she did_not_know and_I_figured it last year how to_clean_it via trial and error.
Today (and the_reason for the question)_there_was an incident at_the pool in which a_child was hit in the head_when coming_down the_slide and complained about his head hurting.  The lifeguard at_the bottom of the slide, Guard_4, responded to the_child. _Guards_2 and 5_both_asked about_back boarding the child and call EMS._ Guards_2, 4, and 5 are all_on their first summer_guarding._ Guard 4 told guard 5_to get the manager.  The_manager checked the child out_and_said_he was ok.
Based on our_lifeguard training and information given from_a similar incident_last summer, we are to at minimum_call_EMS.  For an injury to_the_head the child should also have_been_stabilized._ Lifeguard 2, the one_who brought this incident to me_as I was not there, believes EMS should have_been summoned and_the child stabilized.  I_fully_agree_with this and disagree with the manager's release of the_child without_being properly checked_by EMS.
The correct action in this case was either guard_4 to backboard and instruct someone to_summon EMS, or the manager to recognize the need