Sentence examples for writing safety from inspiring English sources

A week later laboratory director Jonathan Dorfan suspended all other lab work and instructed employees to devote all their attention to reading the laboratory safety manual and writing safety protocols for their individual tasks.

"The work is varied and interesting because it includes both planned work--carrying out inspections and audits, giving training courses, writing safety policies for procedures and hazard avoidance--and unpredictable work--dealing with incidents, queries, and problems," he says.

While the actual writing may be contracted to a technical writer experienced in writing safety manuals, it will be more accepted within the company if management and employees are involved in its adoption.

He had written safety rules on a whiteboard: Never point your gun at anyone.

In 1966, he joined with Arthur Myers to write "Safety Last: An Indictment of the Auto Industry".

There are background checks, required teaching certifications, written safety plans and site inspections.

Two former company directors among the defendants testified today that written safety manuals were introduced only after the 1999 deaths, Swiss radio reported.

By rescinding a new set of ergonomic regulations, Congress this week raised an old question: do the workers of the world need politicians and union leaders to write safety rules for them?

Comparing today's university with her own art-school past, she writes, "Safety, the watchword of the contemporary campus, would have been a term of derision for us, reserved for a painting that matched the sofa".

Robert and Jodi Scheinfeld, a New Rochelle, N.Y., couple who began a Web site (www.campsafetyguide.com) on camp safety guidelines after their son drowned while at sleep-away camp in 1998, suggest on their site that parents ask for a camp's written safety plan, which is supposed to describe procedures for verifying staff qualifications and staff training.

After all appropriate assessments have been made, the team should create a written safety plan by integrating all relevant findings, and should determine whether to refer the student to a school psychologist for a mental health assessment and, if necessary, to the school resource officer for a law-enforcement investigation.