Sentence examples for handling of hazardous from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, there is very little information currently provided to residents living near industrial parks in Japan concerning hazards that result from the handling of hazardous materials and the measures citizens can take to protect themselves in the event of a chemical accident, and even less concerning the chemical accidents triggered by an earthquake and/or tsunami.
Officers now have training in subway evacuation and the handling of hazardous materials.
West Fertilizer was hit with $118,300 in fines for violating several rules about the handling of hazardous materials.
"Northwest has corrected the training deficiencies and the company remains committed to the handling of hazardous materials," a spokeswoman for the company, based in St . Paul said.
Chief Downey, a New York City firefighter for 39 years, led the Special Operations Command, whose duties include rescue work, marine operations and the handling of hazardous materials.
The D.E.C. and the Suffolk County district attorney's office investigated and found no wrongdoing in the plant's handling of hazardous materials.
Yet when Mr. Greenberg complained to executives from Bovis and Galt about safety violations, including smoking near open gas cans and improper handling of potentially hazardous materials, he said he was ignored.
Subsequently, several investigations have called into question the extent of Giuliani's knowledge and handling of the hazardous 9/11 site.
When The Huffington Post asked McConnell at his weekly Senate press conference on the Hill in June about his handling of the hazardous waste issue, the senator brushed it aside.
Potential risk of occupational HIV transmission increases with unsafe practices such as careless handling of contaminated needles, unnecessary injections on demand, reuse of inadequately sterilized needles, improper handling and disposal of hazardous waste [ 1, 2].
"The U.S. has been asleep at the switch," said Jim Puckett, the executive director of the Basel Action Network, which takes its name from the Basel Convention, an international agreement governing the handling and trade of hazardous waste, including discarded electronics.
