Health and Safety
31Environment, Health and Safety — Environment, Health and Safety, usually abbreviated as EHS is often used as the name of a department in corporations and government agencies. EHS External links* [http://www.ehso.com/ Environment, Health and Safety Online] Environment, Health and …
32(the) Health and Safety Executive — the Health and Safety Executive [the Health and Safety Executive] (abbr HSE) a British government organization which recommends action concerning the standards of health and safety at places of work and investigates accidents …
33the Health and Safety Commission — UK US noun (ABBREVIATION HSC) GOVERNMENT, WORKPLACE ► a UK organization replaced in 2008 by THE HEALTH AND SAFETY EXECUTIVE(Cf. ↑the Health and Safety Executive) …
34the Health and Safety Executive — UK US noun (ABBREVIATION HSE) GOVERNMENT, HR, WORKPLACE ► in the UK, the government organization that is responsible for making sure employees do not suffer from illness or injury caused by problems at work: »Inspectors from the Health and Safety …
35(the) Health and Safety at Work Act — the Health and Safety at Work Act [the Health and Safety at Work Act] a series of laws passed in Britain in 1974 which require employers to make sure that their employees are working in healthy and safe conditions …
36Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series — OHSAS 18001 (Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series) ist keine Norm, kann aber als Zertifizierungsgrundlage für Managementsysteme zum Arbeitsschutz (AMS) verwendet werden. Die Struktur von OHSAS orientiert sich an den Normen ISO 9001… …
37promote public health and safety — index police Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
38occupational health and safety — noun 1. the maintaining of the health and safety of employees in the workplace. 2. the procedures put in place to ensure this. 3. the legislation requiring this. Abbrev.: OH&S; …
39workplace health and safety — noun 1. the maintaining of the health and safety of employees in the workplace. 2. the procedures put in place to ensure this. 3. the legislation requiring this. Abbrev.: WHS …
40Health and Safety at Work Act — a series of laws passed in Britain in 1974 which require employers to make sure that their employees are working in healthy and safe conditions. * * * …
