Sentence examples for high risk facilities from inspiring English sources

Nuclear power plants are high risk facilities due to the possibility of sudden seismic events, because any possible failure could initiate catastrophic radioactive contamination.

Still it is worrisome that, in an effort to reduce the budgetary cost, the manager's amendment would require inspections of "high risk" facilities — those that handle certain foods, have a past record of problems or less vigilant prevention efforts — only once every three years, after a five-year transition period.

Starting with the highest risk facilities, require chemical facilities to actually substitute safer alternatives to their industrial processes, wherever feasible, that will eliminate or significantly reduce the consequences of a catastrophic release.

The improvement allowed VA to remove five hospitals from its list of high-risk facilities, Ben writes, even while 10 other high-risk facilities still rank among the lowest and will continue to receive resources to push for improvements.

But after canceling more than 50 high-risk inspections, he said he has sought authority to call back about 150 furloughed inspectors to focus on high-risk facilities.

In addition, the increased inspection of food manufacturers will happen only gradually, with regulators given up to five years to visit high-risk facilities.

By requiring regular inspections of high-risk facilities, providing the F.D.A. with the power to order recalls and demanding food makers create plans for safe processing, the proposal would change many of the circumstances that led to the illnesses.

He said he's working on a plan to bring back inspectors as early as next week to resume inspections of high-risk facilities, which handle foods such as soft cheese or seafood, or have a history of problems.

It also highlights that high-risk facilities are in most need of such reviews and that the reviews are capable of being quite flexible in application to suit many varied operations or facilities.

The results indicate that FMEA is helpful to identify critical facilities; the RBM strategy can increase the reliability of high-risk facilities, and corrective maintenance is the preferred approach for low-risk facilities to reduce maintenance expenditure.

But the new law would merely require inspections for most facilities every five years, and once every three years for identified "high-risk" facilities.