Vertaling van "safety advisor " (Engels → Nederlands) :

health and safety advisor | safety controller on construction sites | construction safety inspector | safety controller

health ans safety supervisor | safety advisor | construction safety manager | safety manager on construction sites

health and safety advisor | occupational health officer | health and safety officer | occupational health nurse

EEAS Principal Advisor on Gender | EEAS Principal Advisor on Gender and the implementation of UNSCR 1325 | PAG [Abbr.]

Nursing continence advisor

air safety [ aircraft safety | air transport safety | aviation safety | aviation security(UNBIS) ]

Advisory Group on Reactor Safety | Nuclear Reactor Safety Working Group | Reactor Safety Working Group | RSWG [Abbr.]

crash barrier | road safety barrier | safety barrier | safety fence

Accident caused by safety pin

Assistive automobile child safety seat

47. Points out that about 50% of workers in the EU still have no access to preventive services, especially as regards SMEs and subcontracting chains; highlights that most existing services are not fully multidisciplinary and many do not properly reflect the hierarchy of preventive measures laid down in the Framework Directive; believes that all workers, those in the public and also in the private sector, should be covered by risk-prevention arrangements as well as effective prevention policies, including accessibility arrangements, training courses and workshops for workers, and special attention should be paid to the situation of vulnerable workers, including people having to take part in mandatory work activity schemes without previous ...[+++]training and necessary skills; also believes that the new forms of employment should be taken into account so as to ensure that prevention and monitoring measures cover all workers, in particular vulnerable workers, regardless of the type of work that they do and their employment arrangements; hopes that the target will be one safety advisor for every 3 000 employees;

47. Points out that about 50% of workers in the EU still have no access to preventive services, especially as regards SMEs and subcontracting chains; highlights that most existing services are not fully multidisciplinary and many do not properly reflect the hierarchy of preventive measures laid down in the Framework Directive; believes that all workers, those in the public and also in the private sector, should be covered by risk-prevention arrangements as well as effective prevention policies, including accessibility arrangements, training courses and workshops for workers, and special attention should be paid to the situation of vulnerable workers, including people having to take part in mandatory work activity schemes without previous ...[+++]training and necessary skills; also believes that the new forms of employment should be taken into account so as to ensure that prevention and monitoring measures cover all workers, in particular vulnerable workers, regardless of the type of work that they do and their employment arrangements; hopes that the target will be one safety advisor for every 3 000 employees;

In particular, the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), established in 2002, will be entitled, under strict conditions ensuring the absence of any conflict of interest, to participate as a technical advisor in accident investigations in order to ensure the safety of aircraft design.

measures to improve access to agricultural inputs like fertilizers and seeds and services like vets and advisors; other small-scale measures aiming at increasing agricultural production like microcredit, rural infrastructure, training and support to professional groups in the agricultural sector; and safety net measures, allowing for social transfers to vulnerable population groups, often in the form of labour-intensive public works (roads, irrigation projects etc).