Chilean Mines

Knowing Your Audience & adenylic acid Com. Release Michelle Jones OXBOW/275 April 28, 2013 Dry. Monica G aloneant The Chilean Mine Collapse On alarming 5, 2010, a main access tunnel of a mine in Chile, owned by Companion Mineral San Stefan Primmer, collapsed and confine 33 miners. on that point argon actu everyy serious risks when it comes to mining and the control of those risks determines the safety of the miners. life-and-death Considerations and the Audience When you have a tragic situation like this, in that location are so m in all people who are affected which hold the families of the miners and their co-workers.The miners families as well as the co-workers are obviously close to them get out be saddened and troubled so they are going to be highly sensitive by the event. Dealing with this type of audience, it is imperative that you pay assist to how you word the intended information, watch your tone when you are making an resolve concerning all Involved and consider your audiences emotions and their concerns. Potential Needs of the Families of the Miners It would be abysmally difficult geting that I had a family member who was trapped in a mine and there was nonhing I could do just about It.I would want to know every detail possible about the ensuant and if everything was being done to rescue these poor individuals. It is imperative that as family members, we control what caused the Incident, which miners were Involved. If any perished. Is there a way to contact them and to keep us informed of any new occurrences. Above all else, I chance it is important to be honest and to not leave out any details. The sooner what is known is easier to deal with. Potential Needs of the Miners Co-workers As an employee who flora for the mines, you understand the risk that is involved.It s important to deliver much(prenominal) intelligence agency in a professional and appropriate manner not to mention, calm the other employees they are not In any da nger when they progeny to work. It is also important to treat the co-workers as family members because in a sense, this is their position away from home. They wish to know all that is going on. Actions that are interpreted originally and after the Message Is delivered In a situation such as this, I feel it is best that you understand who your audience is before any message is delivered. To me, a prepared statement should be devoted both in person and through the media.Speaking to the people face-to-face lets the family members and the co-workers know that they matter and the trapped miners are important enough to meet with these individuals. bountiful a statement through the media lets others know that they are doing all that they cannister to make sure these miners are rescued safely and keeps family members that are not in the area caught up in the latest developments. To the Families (through media) T ay at moon, a tragedy occurred in one our mines. From what we know, the m ine has collapsed due to a rock failure and there are 33 miners that are trapped approximately 2000 feet below.At this time, our rescue operation is in progress and they are bore boreholes to pinpoint the precise location of your family and co- workers. Unfortunately, we have not confirmed their conduct location, and we are asking everyone to please be patient with us as we do everything in our power to locate the miners. Once it is determined where they are positioned, the necessary water and food, as well as medicine get out be sent down to them. We are fully aware that this is very difficult time for everyone but please understand that we are doing all that is accessory to bring these miners out safely.We are confident they will all be rescued and returned to us safe and sound. We will keep everyone stick on as information becomes available to us. If you have any questions about updates or concerns, we have set up a hotlist for you to call. That number is 11-56-555-5454. To t he Co- workers (face-to-face) As all of you are aware, a tragedy has happened within our company. At approximately 2pm today, one of our mines collapsed due to a rock failure and 33 of our men are trapped about 2000 feet below.