Safety Case definition

Safety Case means a structured argument supported by a body of evidence that provides a compelling, comprehensible, and valid case that the ADS is or will be free from unreasonable risk for a given application in a given environment.

Safety Case has the meaning given to that term in the Railways (Safety Case) Regulations 1994;

Safety Case means, at any given time:

Examples of Safety Case in a sentence

• An International Overview of Approaches and Experiences, NEA 2003, ISBN 92-64-02128-0 • Further information on public involvement can be found in the proceedings of the WPDD Topical Session on Safety Case [NEA/RWM/WPDD(2002)2] and the Status report Achieving the Goals of the Decommissioning Safety Case which was published in April 2005 [NEA/RWM/WPDD(2005)3].

• In doing so it will underpin the associated Air System SC (see RA1205 - Air System Safety Case).

• Once accepted, there is a legal obligation on the Gas Transporter to comply with its Safety Case.

• Such arrangements will require to be described in each Transporter’s Safety Case consistent with this Proposal, if implemented.

• Any changes to safety management systems, key technical policies and procedures concerning gas supply emergencies, staff resource levels, system operation changes, organisational changes or changes to commercial arrangements may require a material Safety Case revision.

More Definitions of Safety Case

Safety Case means a detailed document that demonstrates that in respect of any petroleum operations to be conducted

Safety Case means the document or documents produced by the Authorisee in accordance with Condition 14 herein;

Safety Case means a document that sets out the safety management and technical practices and procedures to be followed by a network operator in the operation of a network;

Safety Case means a document, in accordance with the safety case guidelines, describing the components of the safety management system relating to the designated petroleum activity concerned, or the safety and environmental management system with respect to designated petroleum activities carried out offshore (and all petroleum infrastructure associated with carrying out that designated petroleum activity);

Safety Case means a written report prepared by an approved agency to demonstrate that the hazards in relation to an installation have been identified, risks assessed and the control measures in place are adequate for safe operation”;

Safety Case means all of the documented information and arguments that substantiate the safety of the Articles to be delivered under the Contract and demonstrate that the relevant standards have been met and that risks have been reduced to ALARP.

Safety Case means the safety case as required under the Gas Act by the Director of Gas Safety;