"knowledge of safety" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the awareness of safety protocols, hazards, and best practices. For example, "It is important to have knowledge of safety before participating in any hazardous activity."
With a steady stream of damaging articles in recent weeks about Toyota's years of knowledge of safety problems, supporters say the company's employment record should earn it a fair and even-handed review by federal officials.
So we also have: Knowledge of Safety \(K(K \phi_i \supset \phi_{i+1})\) when \(i\) is large.
(Notice that we don't rely on NEC anywhere in this derivation, so it's okay to use non-logical assumptions like line (1) and Knowledge of Safety).
This study investigated the knowledge of safety pictograms used in agricultural machinery in a sample of farmers and farm workers and examined the factors influencing their comprehension.
Results indicate older drivers have gaps with respect to their knowledge of safety features and do not prioritize safety at the time of vehicle purchase.
The aim of this article is to show that risk-management behaviors of highway users in tunnel-fire situations are dependent on their knowledge of safety devices and their danger-handling behavior.
Pivarnik et al. ([2009]) statistically examined knowledge of food safety and food safety education among high school teachers and supported the need for a food safety education program.
The training increased the children's knowledge of fire safety and street safety.
Given a critical event scenario, the participant should be able to demonstrate knowledge of critical safety principles by identifying safety threats and appropriate actions.
To better understand why interventions succeed or fail, we assess contextual factors (i.e., micro- and macro-organizational structure and existing management processes) and intervening variables (e.g., team climate, safety culture, and knowledge of medication safety principles, Figure 1).
The results are presented around three main research objective: (1) mothers' knowledge of child safety devices and practices, (2) facilitators and inhibitors of child safety practices, and (3) mothers' recommendations for future child safety interventions to improve message delivery.
