Unsafe situation definition

Unsafe situation means a situation, which has led to an unacceptable reduction in safety margin.
Unsafe situation means a fault or other defect with any part of the Gas Installation, that constitutes an unsafe situation according to the current version of the Gas Industry Unsafe Situations Procedures, published by the Institute of Gas Engineers and Managers;
Unsafe situation means a situation, which has led to an unacceptable reduction in safety margin. (Definitions in GM15 Annex I and ICAO Doc 9995).

Examples of Unsafe situation in a sentence

  • While further research is needed to identify their performance, there is no evidence in the literature that the limits of these Planetary Boundaries are currently crossed.As a result, we conclude that the global limits are crossed for four out of nine Planetary Boundaries, with a Clearly Unsafe situation for three of them (Climate Change, Ocean Acidification and Biodiversity Loss), as shown in Table 19: Footprints values for 2011 except for biodiversity (2009) Table 19.

  • From a global perspective three of the six computed performances show a Clearly Unsafe situation either because of a large overshoot (Climate Change and Ocean Acidification) or because of an overshoot combined with a rapidly deteriorating trend (Biodiversity Loss).

  • From a Swiss perspective, the situation for Switzerland is similar to the global situation for most of the Planetary Boundaries considered in this study: the situation is however worse for Nitrogen Losses (large overshoot), i.e. a Clearly Unsafe situation, as well as for Land Cover Anthropisation, i.e. an Unsafe situation, because of a rapidly evolving situation), as shown in Table 20.82 Table 20.

  • The two graphs display where an Unsafe situation has been identified and on the second graph where a competency failure has occurred.

  • The two graphs display where an Unsafe situation has been identified and on the second graph where a competency failure has been identified.

Related to Unsafe situation

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