Safety violation
A deviation from rules, procedures, and instructions designed for safety and efficiency of a system or project.
A safety violation occurs when safety standards or regulations are not adhered to, posing risks to workers and project integrity. Prompt identification and correction of violations are crucial to maintaining a safe work environment and avoiding legal penalties.
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The safety violation was addressed immediately to ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.
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