Concept of safety

This section specifically concerns itself with filters that must be used that do release fibers. It is noted that an additional filter with a maximum pore size of either 0.2 or 0.45 pm must also be used to finish the filtration. This is an absolute requirement with asbestos filters used because of the total concept of safety and effectiveness of the drug. This section simply sets the time limit for instituting good filtration procedures for parenteral products. 

Stating a definition of safety is often overlooked in safety research, and the concept of safety is not as obvious as it may seem, often being associated merely with the absence of risk. Literature contains many different definitions of risk (see for different examples of definitions Adams (Adams, 1995) Lees (Lees, 1996), IEC 61508 (IEC 61508, 2000)). The IEC (IEC 61508, 2000), defines risk as a combination of the probability of an occurrence of harm and the severity of this harm. Harm is... 

This Act began modern concepts of safety. Further regulations issued between 1925 and 1956 brought more substances under control and kept standards under review, and many of these became internationally recognized. The whole TSA was revised and consolidated in 1956, but has now been superseded by the Medicines Act (1968). 

The concept of safety and how it impacts the biter sechon is summed up as follows ... 

To avoid hazards resulting from the ingestion of naturally-occurring toxicants in various foodstuffs, Coon (81) advanced the concept of "Safety in Numbers." That is, the wider the variety of food intake, the less chance any one constituent can reach a hazardous level in the diet. Another concept "Safety through Technology" can be practiced, by which food processing is used to destroy or eliminate the toxicant. 

Toxicogenomics enables safety for humans and the environment without animal testing (ASAT). Due to legislation and requirements for chemical and food safety that recommend no animal tests there is an urgent need for reliable, quick and low-cost test methods that are not based on animal models. Toxicogenomics is expected to enable the development of such methods within a new concept of safety and risk assessment (ASAT). 

It is perhaps reassuring to boldly state and accept that safety culture can t be measured, and more fundamentally neither can safety itself. This relieves us of the need to develop ever more complex measures of safety, more convoluted forms and inspection sheets, more detailed policies and procedures, and the bureaucracy that often sits alongside such paper-based approaches that reflect normative concepts of safety culture that don t really work in practice. Instead, this version of safety culture enables us to better prioritise the individual and social aspects that are inherently involved. How people understand safety is important how it is developed, associated and shared by those interacting in the work environment, what they consider significant in their actions and interactions. But we must remain mindful of the fact that this is not something that can be measured either. It is people that contribute and ultimately create the changeable and complicated version of safety culture in practice found on our construction sites. 

Completely change the concept of safety education and training... 

Coal enterprise leaders must first thoroughly change the concept of safety education training, pay attention to the cultivation of technical talents. For... 

Sun Ji-Ping. Research on the Concept of Safety Production in Coal Mines [J]. Journal of China Coal Society, 2011, 36(02) 313-316. 

The basic reason why most employees go to work each day is to acquire a pay-check. To most employees, the concept of safety and loss prevention is fundamental in nature—that is, they want to return home after work the same way they began work. Thus, employee groups (with the exception of employees with profit-sharing or employee ownership) could not care less what costs the company is incurring as a result of injuries. This group is more concerned with how such a safety program is going to affect the individual, the actual woik activities, and the paycheck. 

In this conception of safety, there is no root cause. Instead, the accident cause consists of an inadequate safety control structure that under some circumstances leads to the violation of a behavioral safety constraint. Preventing future accidents requires reengineering or designing the safety control structure to be more effective. 

The final box in Figure 1.3 is to do with the concept of safety culture—a topic that is the focus of much current discussion and development. This topic is discussed in Chapter 3. 

Section 45 of the Petroleum Activities Act in 1985. While the petroleum industry and the fire and explosion prevention legislation included the worker s physical environment in the concept of safety, the Working Environment Act used the broader concept of working environment" (NOU 1987 loA, p. 10). 

After stressing the importance of Safety Forum as a tripartite arena, both union representatives were more concerned with, and critical of, the oil companies than reflecting on their own role and contribution. Karlsen spoke frankly about the issue of power and underscored that the earlier power tactics of the oil companies were not as easy to deploy in the face-to-face setting in the forum. Furre, for his part, raised the question of who has the power to define and operationalise the concept of safety, and the influence of cultural differences in this respect. The two quotes demonstrate that the unions were in favour of Safety Forum but they still went on attacking the oil companies. 

Under the caption The Concept of Safety (Section 5), this appears in the ISO/IEC Guide 51 Safety Aspects—Guidelines for Their Inclusion in Standards. ... 

The ultimate purpose of applying concepts of safety through design to systems, the workplace, work methods, and products is to achieve safety — that state for which the risks are judged to be acceptable. 

It is most cost effective to design for safety, health, and environmental considerations upstream where the abihty to influence is greatest. In addition to reducing risk, the concept of Safety in the Design Process has also been demonstrated to... 

The concept of Safety in the Design Process requires a coordinated effort between the engineering and the safety, health, and environmental communities. Our bulletin xyz establishes when safety, health, and environmental studies are necessary in the consideration of new products, technology, and manufacturing processes. Please review current and future programs to ensure that safety, health, and environmental issues are considered in the early stages of concept and design. 

The concept of safety ( Safety is achieved by reducing risk to a tolerable level )... 

Fig. 4.1 Concept of safety barriers (layers of protection) of a modern process plant...

During the 1990s the concept of Safety Integrity Levels (SIL) was developed [1]. It serves to assess safety-related systems and concerns aU components and subsystems required to realize safety functions from the sensor to the final element. Apart from that it applies to application software, which was developed for systems with limited variability language (no branching) or programmable logic controllers (PLC). 

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