Примеры использования To identify hazardous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Report on bilateral activities with neighbouring countries to identify hazardous activities.
Methodologies to identify hazardous activities that handle smaller amounts of substances than those specified in annex I to the Industrial Accidents Convention.
It also needs expert advice for applying the criteria of Annex I to identify hazardous activities.
The obligation to identify hazardous activities is twofold: it refers to both existing and proposed hazardous activities within Party's jurisdiction.
Therefore, planned hazardous activities are included in the scope of the obligation to identify hazardous activities.
Development of methodologies to identify hazardous activities that handle smaller amounts of substances than those specified in annex I to the Industrial Accidents Convention.
The Moldavian authorities expressed their interest in a training course on how to identify hazardous activities according to annex I.
Parties are obliged to identify hazardous activities capable of causing transboundary effects, assess the risks of hazardous activities, and notify affected Parties of them.
In this regard, the law enforcement agencies of the region went to the scene andthey had relevant activities to identify hazardous explosives.
According to article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention, Parties are required to identify hazardous activities within their jurisdiction and ensure that affected Parties are notified.
It is proposed to identify hazardous situations involving the predicted approach of space debris and to intensify data coverage of such events and flight control of the spacecraft requiring protection.
Generally, the Working Group is satisfied with the information that the Parties provided on their procedures to identify hazardous activities capable of causing transboundary effects.
Development of methodologies to identify hazardous activities that handle smaller amounts of substances than those specified in annex I to the Convention on the Transboundary Effects of Industrial Accidents.
A positive development observed by Working Group over the previous reporting round was an apparent increase in number of Parties stating that bilateral cooperation to identify hazardous activities had been undertaken.
Parties to the Convention are required to identify hazardous activities covered by annex I with a potential transboundary effect and to notify potentially affected Parties within the ECE region about them.
Regarding the identification of hazardous activities, the Working Group is, as in the previous reporting round,satisfied with the information provided on procedures to identify hazardous activities capable of causing transboundary effects see table below.
Requests the Parties to identify hazardous activities within their jurisdiction with the help of these guidelines, as soon as possible but not later than the time frame provided for in annex III, paragraph 2, to the Convention;
Some of the shortcomings cited were: only partial creation of on- and off-site emergency plans;the need still to identify hazardous installations(Montenegro); and the need to elaborate better legislation or the creation of by-laws.
Conducted to identify hazardous and harmful factors at CRC followed by the ranking as the main timber units and their constituent structural units both in terms of technical risk, and the level of factors caused by working conditions.
While the scope of cooperation under this Convention is prevention of,preparedness for and response to industrial accidents capable of causing transboundary effects, one of the primary obligations of Parties is to identify hazardous activities.
Requests the Parties to identify hazardous activities within their jurisdiction and notify affected Parties according to these criteria and guidelines, as soon as possible but not later than the time frame provided for in annex III, paragraph 2, to the Convention;
For the purpose of undertaking preventive measures andsetting up preparedness measures, the Party of origin shall take measures, as appropriate, to identify hazardous activities within its jurisdiction and to ensure that affected Parties are notified of any such proposed or existing activity.
Parties undertake measures to identify hazardous activities within their jurisdiction, consult with and notify each other, prevent such accidents and ensure that the public in the areas capable of being affected by an industrial accident is informed and provided with an opportunity to participate in procedures relating to prevention and preparedness measures.
IMPROVING THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY The Group continued to carry out special assessment of working conditions to identify hazardous and dangerous factors in the production environment and occupational processes, and to evaluate their impact on the employees in accordance with Act No. 426-FZ.
As in the previous reporting round,the Working Group was satisfied with the information provided on procedures to identify hazardous activities capable of causing transboundary effects, observing, however, that the notification of such activities to affected Parties could still be improved see table.
It was thus of particular interest to the Belarusian experts to learn about the good practices of other countries with respect to identifying hazardous industrial facilities, especially those capable of causing transboundary effects.
The guidelines offer the Parties and other UN/ECE member countries a common andpragmatic approach to identifying hazardous activities according to article 4, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
The objectives of the training session are to build up the knowledge of participating experts from EECCA and SEE countries with respect to identifying hazardous activities, and to facilitate an exchange of good practices regarding the collection, processing and maintenance of information on hazardous activities.
The objectives of the training session are(a) to build up the knowledgebase of experts from EECCA and SEE countries with respect to identifying hazardous activities, i.e. industrial facilities potentially capable of causing transboundary effects in the event of an accident, and(b)to facilitate an exchange of good practices regarding the collection, processing and maintenance of information on hazardous activities.
Kazakhstan may introduce system to identify potentially hazardous air passengers.