Sentence examples for unsafe action from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Ray and Teizer (2012) utilize a Kinect for the pose analysis of construction workers to classify awkward postures based on ergonomic rules during safety and health training, and Han et al. (2013) study the unsafe action detection of workers for safety behavior monitoring with motion capture data from a Kinect.

Even when we attribute the cause to pilot error, the assumption is usually that the pilot was doing something inherently safe, and then crashed by taking an unsafe action.

It seems that unsafe actions arise from some of the individuals' mental processes, such as forgetfulness, lack of motivation, carelessness, and negligence.

In fact, healthcare professionals need to put the important issues and problems of their working environment, such as errors and unsafe actions of their colleagues, into dialogue [ 8].

This 'global' approach to quality improvement is more likely to be effective than the traditional approach of narrowly focusing on the unsafe actions of a few physicians [ 7].

Information and reassurance that water is safe or that certain water actions are safe during a particular notice are as important from a health point of view as informing about unsafe actions.

If unsafe actions such as using unboiled water for brushing teeth or preparing/cooking food are considered, non-compliance increases dramatically to 57% and 77% for human error and natural disasters, respectively [ 13, 32].

In order to discern how the beneficiaries of the intended interventions see their sexual selves, which is a useful first step in intervening in their unsafe actions, this study attempts to explore which characteristics of adolescents are related to one dimension of their sexual self-concept, sexual readiness [ 21– 28].

Encourage them to help one another by pointing out unsafe actions in a polite and positive way.

For instance, a recent case control study found that, relative to drivers using neither alcohol nor marijuana, drivers who tested positive for both alcohol (BAC ≤ 0.08 g/dL) and marijuana had up to 128% increased odds of committing an unsafe driver action compared to 16% for those using marijuana alone and 117% for those using alcohol (BAC ≤ 0.08 g/dL) alone (Dubois et al. 2015).

Cases had one or more crash-related unsafe driving actions (UDA) recorded; controls had none.