Sentence examples for safety processes from inspiring English sources

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The silence of program-level safety processes undermined oversight; when they did not speak up, safety personnel could not fulfill their stated mission to provide "checks and balances".

Dudley replies he's not seen the comments but says he is determined that BP learns its lessons from accidents in the past and he intends to turn BP into industry leaders for safety processes for when it explores the Arctic.

A report by the hospital's director of nursing, Gill Core, had already warned of shortcuts in safety processes, "limited reporting of incidents", and a belief among staff that senior managers condoned the working conditions.

"Now interestingly on state lands, and private lands, state regulators have streamlined their permitting process, their evaluation, their environmental process, safety processes," he said.

As things stand now, lawyers expect injury lawsuits to leave design questions behind and focus on whether patients were harmed because a company did not make or handle the product according to the safety processes laid out in the documents approved by the F.D.A. "As sure as night follows day, every plaintiff is going to argue manufacturing defects," Mr. Herrmann said.

What about the health and safety process?

Catching the problem meant that "our safety process worked," he said, adding, "We don't fly until it's safe".

After months of difficult negotiations, Nestlé offered a 3.25% salary increase and an additional 1% incentive linked to worker participation in the 'zero accidents' safety process.

Louise Christian, the lawyer representing the families, said: "We still cannot be confident that maintenance staff have proper instructions, know how to report defects and crucially that there is sufficient management involvement in the overall safety process".

The company also agreed to have independent monitors verify its progress in meeting its safety commitments and to include the United Steelworkers union, which represents the hourly workers at Texas City, in the safety process.