Sentences with phrase «serious safety incidents»
What he did not mention is that his company, «BP... has a history of safety violations» and serious safety incidents in the USA and that the technology of drilling more than five miles down below the sea to extract oil is a new one for which earlier safety performance statistics may not be applicable.
https://www.treehugger.com/ Not exact matches
«The rise in serious incidents involving animals in flight leads us to believe that the lack of regulation in both health and training screening for these animals is creating unsafe conditions across U.S. air travel,» said John Laughter, Delta's senior vice president for corporate safety, security and compliance.
The board makes safety recommendations after serious chemical incidents.
«The rise in serious incidents involving animals in flight leads us to believe that the lack of regulation in both health and training screening for these animals is creating unsafe conditions across U.S. air travel,» John Laughter, Delta's senior vice president for corporate safety, security and compliance, said.
«Had the Model S impacted the front or rear of the trailer, even at high speed, its advanced crash safety system would likely have prevented serious injury as it has in numerous other similar incidents,» Tesla said.
The incidents are a «wake - up call» that raise «serious and troubling questions» and underscore potentially pervasive problems with oversight, reporting and adherence to safety protocols, said CDC Director Tom Frieden at a press conference.
While suicides and attempted suicides are serious issues of health and safety, many of the critical questions and debates that those incidents raise for educators and the broader public are distinct from those generated by school shootings.
A large number of schools at the elementary and middle school levels stated that their biggest concern regarding safety is not serious criminal acts, but less serious incidents such as bullying, disorderly conduct, fighting, and disrespect of authority.
«The high ride height of the trailer combined with its positioning across the road and the extremely rare circumstances of the impact caused the Model S to pass under the trailer, with the bottom of the trailer impacting the windshield of the Model S. Had the Model S impacted the front or rear of the trailer, even at high speed, its advanced crash safety system would likely have prevented serious injury as it has in numerous other similar incidents.»
Had the Model S impacted the front or rear of the trailer, even at high speed, its advanced crash safety system would likely have prevented serious injury as it has in numerous other similar incidents.
According to a report in the Observer (21/6/09) the NII evidently has had enough problems responding to the 1,767 safety incidents that occurred between 20001 - 8, about half of which were subsequently judged by inspectors as serious enough «to have had the potential to challenge a nuclear safety system».
These serious incidents reinforce the need for vigilant compliance with OSHA standards, particularly the PSM standard, which requires employers to develop comprehensive, site specific, integrated safety management systems to reduce the risks of incidents involving HHCs.
The largest UK fines for health and safety incidents have increased substantially in the past year, with some of the biggest brands in business having to pay millions of pounds for failing to control serious risks to employees and the public.
Changes to Nova Scotia's Occupational Health and Safety Act («OHSA»), which took effect on June 12, 2017, increased employer responsibility for incident reporting, and expanded the remedial tools available to the government to impose more serious consequences for repeat offenders.
Province Announces New Partnership with Police to Investigate Serious Workplace Safety Incidents
However, especially where the incidents amounting to the offence charged have been especially serious, public safety requires protection from a dangerous defendant.
The three popular articles this week on HRinfodesk deal with: a warning from the Privacy Commissioner not to reuse passwords, a company that contravened privacy law by releasing the results of an employee's drug test and Alberta's investigation of serious workplace health and safety incidents.
The safety board describes it as a «serious incident» on its website.
While it's certainly nice to see Apple address an age - old iPhone 6 / 6s safety issue with something other than a (non --RRB- explanation and (limited) battery replacement program, a far more severe concern may cause Tim Cook serious headaches if the latest «incident» involving one of the company's mobile devices proves legit.