Safety Rule Definition

Each station has Operating Engineers who are designated Senior Authorised Persons (SAP), who can, within the definitions of the Safety Rules, prepare, issue and cancel Safety Documents. These Safety Documents are specific to the electrical, mechanical or radiological aspects of the power station, and can be a combination of all three disciplines. 

The data imply that the railway industry was generally perceived as a risky workplace, albeit not unequivocally so. In response to the question Is the railway a risky industry to work in , directors and departmental safety officers definitely regarded the industry as risky. Indeed two safety officers wished that they could convey this to the staff with greater clarity. The need for this is revealed by the responses from the rest of the sample. While a majority (55 per cent) did regard the railways as risky and were prepared to use strong language to emphasize how risky they considered it to be, a minority (14 per cent) were prepared to reply that the industry was not at all risky and the rest (31 per cent) either claimed that the risks varied or qualified their responses. In the case of these qualified responses, the need to adhere to the rules or to train staff was heavily emphasized ... 

Supervisors were altogether more cautious and qualified in their responses than other managers were. For example, whereas 45 per cent of managers said that they definitely complied only 17 per cent of supervisors replied in this way. The majority of safety representatives claimed that they usually complied with health and safety rules and regulations, although they admitted to occasional non-compliance ... 

Pressure Relief Valves Definitions for pressure relief valves, relief valves, pilot-operated pressure relief valves and safety v alves, are found in the ASVIE Boiler and Pressure Assel Code, Section Division 1, Rules for Construction of Pressure Assels, Paragraphs UC-125 and UC-126, The pressure-relief valve is an automatic pressure relieving device designed to open when normal conditions are exceeded and to close again when normal conditions are restored. Within this class there are relief valves, pilot operated pressure relief valves, and safety valves. 

US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) (1992) Labeling requirements for art materials presenting chronic hazards guidelines for determining chronic toxicity of products subject to the FHSA supplementary definition of toxic under the Federal Hazardous Substances Act final rules. Federal Register 57 46626—46674 (1992). 

So I had a problem to solve. I d had some idea that it was going to be difficult to move about inside Palestine. It is a little country about the size of Vermont, but it was divided into three parts the Jewish-ruled portion around Tel Aviv, the area occupied by the Arab Liberation Army in north central Palestine and by the Arab groups under the Mufti s nephew Abdel Kader el Husseini around Jerusalem, and such main centers as Jerusalem, Haifa, Lydda and Sarafand, which were still controlled by the British. Nominally, British authority extended over the whole of Palestine. Actually they held only these centers and certain other posts where their troops were stationed. By a sort of tacit agreement they did not move into either Jewish or Arab areas unless in pursuit of a definite military objective, and they were far from being able to guarantee the safety of the roads between the centers they did hold. 

This chapter identifies and consolidates existing user safety and health requirements found in DOE and Federal chemical-related safety and health regulations and National Standards that address pollution prevention (P2) (see definition) and waste minimization for chemicals (see definition) and chemical products (see definition). This chapter specifically consolidates requirements found in 42 use, 40CFR the Greening the Government Executive Orders 13101, 13148 DOE O 450.1 DOE Acquisition Letter AL-2002-05 and Secretary of Energy Memorandum November 12, 1999, and includes technical standards that are made mandatory by their specific reference within a regulation, rule or DOE Order. 

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