Sentence examples for for environment safety from inspiring English sources
Then Usha Wright, ITT's director for environment, safety and health, put sulfur hexafluoride on a list of ozone-depleting gases that she insisted the plants eliminate.
We've got some work to do,' " Robert S. Sheneman, the lab's deputy head for environment, safety, health and security, said in an interview.
"Ten years ago, you would have had three- or four-star generals stomping up and down" if the Pentagon ordered such measures, said Tad Davis, the Army's deputy assistant secretary for environment, safety and occupational health.
"If we can reduce consumption on our forward operating bases by using renewable energy, let's say wind or solar instead of a diesel generator outside the tent... then we can reduce the number of these supply convoys that need to come forward that are getting hit by these IEDs," said Tad Davis, deputy assistant secretary for environment, safety and occupational health.
Mr. Henshaw was director of environment, safety and health for the company, Astaris L.L.C., which makes phosphorus-based products.
In the 1970s, the Swedish Construction Industry's Organization for Working Environment, Safety and Health described high peaks of dust exposure in the work for concrete workers, painters, plumbers, insolators and electricians.
As Assistant Secretary of Energy for the Environment, Safety, and Health in the Department of Energy during the Clinton administration, he worked to acknowledge exposures related to the nuclear weapons industry and consequent health-related issues for workers.
Helen O. Petrauskas, Ford's vice president for environment and safety issues, said that the warranty data was not always appropriate for spotting safety problems because it included a lot of "chaff".
Berlin has been praised for its quality of schools, political environment, safety and transport, making it a great place to live.
"I think it's better for the environment, for safety and everything," he said.
"It was costing us half a million a year just to collect and transport the stuff," said Jack C. Azar, vice president for environment, health and safety.
