Sentence examples for highly hazardous materials from inspiring English sources

Small amounts of highly concentrated toxic substances, forming a paste, are shipped to one of two warehouses for highly hazardous materials, in the Norwegian fjords and in a used salt mine in Germany.

The report found that the institution had in place "insufficient training in hazard recognition and risk mitigation, … a deficient laboratory inspection program, a dated and ineffective chemical hygiene plan, … inadequate standard operating procedures" and no formal risk assessment protocols for experiments with highly hazardous materials.

Secure routing, speed restrictions, improved braking: Railroads and federal agencies have jointly developed the Rail Corridor Risk Management System, a sophisticated statistical routing tool designed to help railroads identify safe and secure routes for transporting highly hazardous materials.

Yet displaced families returning to communities formerly under conflict are still at great risk from the highly hazardous materials that have yet to be cleared.

Instead, officials are placing their faith in the law of gravity, assuming only that the highly hazardous material lies somewhere deep inside the reactor basements.

The Fire Department has one highly specialized hazardous materials unit whose members have more than 300 hours of training -- a consultant's report after the trade center attack said there should be a second -- and a dozen units with hazardous materials technicians, each with more than 80 hours of training.

Applications include the manufacturing of chemicals, refining of fuels for transportation and power, and microreactors for highly reactive or potentially hazardous materials.

The clean room is a highly sophisticated lab which houses hazardous materials, chemicals, and gases.

Fire officials said yesterday that the department had committed more than 210 firefighters from more than 45 companies to fight the fire, including most of its highly trained units specializing in hazardous materials.

It is a naturally occurring radioactive material that emits highly hazardous alpha (positively charged) particles.

The main goal of this study is to manufacture ceramic materials by adding the highly hazardous waste "red mud" to a ceramic matrix and neutralizing this waste in the matrix.