Better still if the companies make not just a case for safety, but also a case for their ability to react when things do go wrong, and they find themselves in the uncharted space between the spines of well developed technology.
As is the case for safety interventions in general, identification of instances where missed opportunities have occurred is a pre-requisite for motivating and guiding organisational learning and improvement efforts and service redesign (Donaldson et al, 2014).
Damage cases for safety assessment were constructed on the basis of safety regulations and related research results.
Another limitation is due to the fact that MDCT was only performed in 43% of cases for safety reasons, and we cannot be sure that the incidence of lesions in the entire group was not higher.
"FDA reviews patch products, like any other products, on a case-by-case basis for safety and effectiveness," said Susan M. Cruzan, a spokeswoman.
The Joint Research Centre, European Commission, organized a workshop with invited experts to define the read-across case study in Ispra, Italy, 29 30 April 2014, entitled "The read-across case study for safety assessment contributing to the SEURAT-1 proof of concept".
The actions against Transocean, which operated the drilling rig, and Halliburton, which performed the well cementing job, are the first time that the government has cited contractors rather than just a well's principal owner, in this case BP, for safety violations.
This was the case especially for safety effects of environmental measures.
Similarly, our research report on safety cases illustrates how it is the primary responsibility of operators in other safety-critical industries, such as nuclear power and commercial aviation, to make the case for the safety of its services, products and infrastructure.
Food hell to those who believe the case for nanofood safety is still far from proven.
The report produced by Brussels puts the case for tighter safety rules, but with only limited scope.
