port protection
61Port Safety (USCG) — The Port Safety mission has a long history in the United States Coast Guard. It was expanded during the 20th century to include the protection of ports, harbors, vessels, and waterfront facilities against accidents, negligence, and sabotage.… …
62Port méthanier — Le méthanier LNG Bonny en escale à Brest Un port méthanier ou terminal méthanier est une unité portuaire spécialisée, ou un port destiné à l accueil des méthaniers, également dits « LNG tankers » (Liquefied natural gas). Ces ports… …
63Port-Salut cheese — Infobox Cheese name = Port Salut othernames = country = France regiontown = Brittany region = town = source = Cow pasteurised = Yes texture = Soft fat = protein = dimensions = weight = aging = certification = S.A.F.R Port Salut is a semi soft… …
64Port Authority Police Department — Voiture de patrouille du PAPD en 2009. Le Port Authority Police Department gère les opérations de police et de sécurité sur la zone portuaire du New Jersey et de la ville de New York. En 2006, il comportait 1 600 employés, y compris les… …
65Port-la-Joye–Fort-Amherst — Lieu historique national du Canada de Port la Joye–Fort Amherst Fort Amherst Présentation Protection Lieu historique national (1958) …
66port, harbor — A port is a place where ships load and unload; a harbor is a body of water providing protection for ships. Although the terms are somewhat loosely used interchangeably, port applies particularly to the town or city, including its commercial… …
67Protection collective — Les protections collectives sont celles qui visent à écarter le salarié du danger, diminuant ainsi le risque. Ce sont des mesures techniques comme par exemple : Sommaire 1 Genre de mesures 1.1 Pour les risques mécaniques 1.2 Pour le risque… …
68Port-Royal — ▪ abbey, Versailles, France in full Port royal Des Champs, celebrated abbey of Cistercian nuns that was the centre of Jansenism and of literary activity in 17th century France. It was founded about 1204 as a Benedictine house by Mathilde …
69port watch — Watch Watch (w[o^]ch), n. [OE. wacche, AS. w[ae]cce, fr. wacian to wake; akin to D. wacht, waak, G. wacht, wache. [root]134. See {Wake}, v. i. ] [1913 Webster] 1. The act of watching; forbearance of sleep; vigil; wakeful, vigilant, or constantly… …
70port evacuation of shipping — The movement of merchant ships from a threatened port for their own protection …
