Sentence examples for recognized hazards from inspiring English sources
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is charged with ensuring that workplaces are safe, healthful and "free of recognized hazards".
Companies are obligated to provide employment and a place of employment that are free from recognized hazards likely to cause death or serious physical harm.
First, if crowd crushes and surges were recognized hazards, then why hadn't a single OSHA General Duty Clause citation ever referred to the dangers posed by crowds before?
In May 2009, OSHA accused Wal-Mart of failing to provide a place of employment that was "free from recognized hazards".
The College attempts to accomplish this goal by periodically inspecting our facilities, identifying and controlling recognized hazards, planning for emergencies and communicating potential hazards to the college community.
The clause states that an employer must furnish workers with a place of employment that is "free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees".
In the Hamptons, falling decks are a recognized hazard of summer life, the third most dangerous thing after seafood buffets and rich teen-agers in BMW's.
"A loaded concealed weapon in a bar is a recognized hazard," said David Randolph Smith, a lawyer who represents the waiter and is preparing to appeal the decision.
Even in Lewis Carroll's day, 140 years ago, it was known that hat makers who were exposed to mercury for years on end had tremors and hallucinations -- a recognized hazard of the Mad Hatter's occupation.
Covette Rooney, the chief administrative law judge of the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission, upheld the fine in concluding that unruly crowds the day after Thanksgiving were a recognized hazard and that there were feasible means to control that hazard.
The calculated ({text{Prob}}_{text{hazard}}) is equivalent to the POE (Y-axis) of the ground shaking level (X-axis) of the recognized hazard curve.
