Abstract: The invention is a job-safety support system, worn by its user by its necklace appendage, and provides confirmation that the user is authorized to perform an assigned task, and that the user has reviewed the job-safety-related proscriptions and processes prior to attempting to perform the task. A badge wearer who is not authorized to perform a task will not be given the associated proscriptions and processes, and instead, the badge would convey that personalization data to a central system that would discontinue further action and issue an alert to supervisory personnel. Where a user is authorized to perform a task, the user can review related proscriptions and processes and affirm readiness to perform the task. All confirmations are date and time stamped for any later review in the case of any mishaps.

Abstract: The invention is a job-safety support system, worn by its user by its necklace appendage, and provides confirmation that the user is authorized to perform an assigned task, and that the user has reviewed the job-safety-related proscriptions and processes prior to attempting to perform the task. A badge wearer who is not authorized to perform a task will not be given the associated proscriptions and processes, and instead, the badge would convey that personalization data to a central system that would discontinue further action and issue an alert to supervisory personnel. Where a user is authorized to perform a task, the user can review related proscriptions and processes and affirm readiness to perform the task. All confirmations are date and time stamped for any later review in the case of any mishaps.

Abstract: A racing game device for use with non-powered toy vehicles which are released from a starting incline and travel along independent tracks through a finish gate. Electronic starting light tower signals players for remote vehicle release which are electronically interconnected with starting lights and finish gate to indicate winner and elapsed time on a digital display. Sound effects are activated during the start by players remote release mechanism which simulates actual race car sounds.

Abstract: This invention is directed to the repair of cast composite vehicle wheel hubs used specifically on trucks. Such hubs typically have a plurality of spokes extending from a boss with webs extending between the spokes. The hubs are cast of composite metal alloy material which cannot be repaired by conventional welding methods due to the metallurgical make-up of the hubs. Damaged outer spoke portions are repaired by fitting an annular band of material by removing a portion of each of the outer spoke surfaces. The band is secured to the spokes by using an intermediate bracket of weldable material secured by mechanical fasteners to the spokes of the hub.