The phrase "accident procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to safety protocols or guidelines that should be followed in the event of an accident.
Example: "All employees must familiarize themselves with the accident procedures outlined in the safety manual."
Alternatives: "emergency protocols" or "incident response procedures".
The city, which owns the seven-story building and is operating it at a loss, two weeks ago ordered the operators, Robotic Parking of Clearwater, Fla., to take corrective action within 30 days for various violations, including maintenance, electrical issues and accident procedures.
The Newport Beach traffic officers need to reassess their accident procedures.
Policies to address include attendance, hours, use of company property, dress code, non-compete/non-disclosure agreements, safety and accident procedures, substance abuse, harassment, discrimination and performance reviews.
As is procedure in fatal pedestrian accidents, the department will conduct its own investigation of the collision, Mr. Cocola said.
Unless the need for a procedure is a result of a disease or an accident, such procedures are paid for by the patient, not an insurer.
The European Commission funded project "TACIS 2.03/97", Part A, provided valuable experimental data from the large-scale (1 300) PSB-VVER test facility, investigating accident management procedures in VVER-1000 reactor.
A test matrix was developed at University of Pisa (responsible of the project) with the objective of obtaining the experimental data not covered by the OECD VVER validation matrix and with main focus on accident management procedures.
In addition, some severe accident management procedures are designed to minimize the release of radioactivity into the environment by flooding the defective steam generator secondary side with water when the steam generator has dried out.
In general, the regulatory demands for new reactor designs are stricter, thereby requiring much greater attention to the safety issues concerned with the containment design of the new large reactors, and to the accident management procedures for mitigating the consequences of a severe accident.
At a separate symposium at the meeting, also on Aug. 3, Ford and his colleagues made related recommendations for the standardization of radiotherapy accident investigation procedures.
"I hate to say it, but the mission comes first; that is why you are there," said Michael Barr, a USC aerospace safety expert who teaches accident investigation procedures.
