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accident prevention

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accident prevention,
n a set of precautionary measures taken to avoid possible bodily harm. Devices that can be especially important in preventing damage to the orofacial area are seat belts and bicycle helmets; the use of these should be encouraged in all patients.


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Recognition for achievements in safety readiness and accident prevention also has been a highlight of HHB's deployment.
The plant's accident prevention program has been recognized by the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce, which awarded UFCO with the "Award in Safety Excellence" (2005), and the State of Alabama, Department of Industrial Relations, which honored it with the Workplace Safety "Award of Excellence" (2005) and "Award of Superior Achievement" (2006).
FSF said that editorial for the new magazine will include articles on: accident trends analysis, accident prevention strategies, flight operations issues, human factors and aero-medical concerns, cabin safety, airport operations safety, maintenance procedures and safety, helicopter operations and corporate aviation issues.
 
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