Sentences with phrase «safety gaps»

He quickly added, however, that if the theoretical $ 15,000 safety gap disappears for any reason, the town could be in serious financial jeopardy.

The crash — the deadliest involving a helicopter in New York City since 2009 — exposed what aviation experts called startling safety gaps in the fast - growing industry of doors - off photo flights, once reserved for professional photographers but increasingly marketed to tourists.

Statistics released by the National Athletic Trainers» Association in March 2016 show improvement in the number of states that have adopted best practices in three major areas of sports safety, but that safety gaps persist.

The new system uses a radar (at an angle of twelve degrees) to monitor the traffic situation for up to 200 metres ahead of the vehicle, thereby ensuring not only an automatically defined safety gap, but also that the stopping distance is shortened.

Meanwhile, researcher Elissa Elvidge, who is developing a cultural safety and security framework for NSW hospitals as part of her PhD, was guest tweeting for @WePublicHealth last week and shared many useful references and insights for health services and organisations wanting to address their cultural safety gaps.

The most prominent improvement was shown in the «safety gap;» each age group maintained a longer gap than the younger one preceding it.

By all means, let's fill the safety gaps revealed in hindsight.