Примеры использования Major hazard prevention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Training session on integrated approach to major hazard prevention.
The many tasks related to major hazard prevention are shared between different authorities.
Training session on integrated approaches to major hazard prevention.
Good practices in organizing an integrated approach for major hazard prevention- a subject being addressed in the project under preparation under the lead of the Czech Republic.
Session I: Administrative structures for addressing major hazard prevention.
Following the training session in Prague on an integrated approach to major hazard prevention, the two countries identified the need for training on the evaluation of safety reports as a component of safety regimes.
The inspections are carried out jointly by all authorities responsible for major hazard prevention.
A training session on integrated approaches to major hazard prevention, held in Prague from 11 to 13 February 2009;
The only exception to this new trend was the training session on an integrated approach to major hazard prevention.
The training session on integrated approaches to major hazard prevention was held from 11 to 13 February 2009 in Prague.
Work in groups- questions andanswers in view of the Czech experience in establishing its integrated approach for major hazard prevention.
Expert services and travel expenses for:(a)the training session on major hazard prevention;(b) the in-field exercise in the Project for Bulgaria, Romania and Serbia.
Authorities' assessment of safety documentation is among the most important tasks in major hazard prevention work.
Expert services and travel expenses for:(a)the training on major hazard prevention;(b) the training session on evaluation of safety reports;(c) the visits to Republic of Moldova, Romania and Ukraine to discuss the organization of the Danube Delta Project.
Participants showed a great interest in how the legal basis was created for major hazard prevention in the Czech Republic.
Legal and administrative framework within the Czech integrated approach for major hazard prevention(implementing the Convention and Seveso II Directive)- Act 59/2006 and supporting documents- Ms. Martina Prazakova, Mr. Jan Bumba Occupational Safety Research Institute.
Initiation of discussions about entrusting one authority with leading the coordination of major hazard prevention work.
The request to organize a training session on integrated approaches to major hazard prevention came from the Republic of Moldova, following the"Workshop on strengthening the safety measures at hazardous activities" Vadul-lui-Voda, Republic of Moldova, 13- 14 December 2007.
Promoting a safety culture and mutual trust among all stakeholders is important in building an effective major hazard prevention system;
Set of procedures(legislation, standards) androles of authorities prior to implementing integrated approach to major hazard prevention in the Czech Republic- Mr. Milos Palecek Occupational Safety Research Institute.
Identification of legal provisions might be useful with respect to additions to national legislation made possible by studying the Czech Act on major hazard prevention;
The training session's major aimis to discuss and brainstorm possible improvements to administrative approaches in EECCA and SEE countries with respect to major hazard prevention and crisis management, in particular in the light of the experience of Czech Republic in this regard.
The training session began with presentations on anddiscussion of the difficulties the Czech Republic had to overcome when building its system for addressing major hazard prevention.
In others, the situation was at an earlier stage andneeded more work to effectively address major hazard prevention and crisis management.
For the participating countries, the workshop constituted a continuation vis-à-vis analysing possible shortcomings in the legislation andadministrative structures that needed to be overcome to achieve major hazard prevention.
The key objective of the training session was to discuss and brainstorm possible improvements to administrative approaches in EECCA andSEE countries with respect to major hazard prevention and crisis management, in particular in the light of the experience of Czech Republic in this regard.
Participants from countries in which no working groups had been established reported that they would look into the possibility of introducing mechanisms to coordinate future steps forthe Convention's implementation and better coordination of major hazard prevention.
The aim was to discuss and brainstorm possible improvements to administrative approaches in countries of South-Eastern and Eastern Europe, the Caucasus andCentral Asia with respect to major hazard prevention and crisis management, in particular in view of the experience of Czech Republic in that regard.
Taking this into account, the Bureau of the Conference of the Parties, in line with its mandate, agreed to organize a training session on integrated approaches to the major hazard prevention system.
Roles of the Ministry of Environment,inspection bodies and local authorities within the integrated approach for major hazard prevention in the Czech Republic- Ms. Martina Prazakova.