Protective device definition
Protective device means an individually fabricated mechanical device or physical barrier, the use of which is incorporated in the individualized written plan of service. The use of a protective device is intended to prevent the minor child from causing serious self-injury associated with documented, frequent, and unavoidable hazardous events.
Protective device means a device (other than a guard) which reduces the risk, either alone or in conjunction with a guard;
Protective device means a device that is designed to pre- vent the escape of an animal at the entrance of a primary enclo- sure.
Examples of Protective device in a sentence
Protective device coordination and selectivity shall be provided so that, for a fault on any part of the system, the fault is cleared by the protective device that is closest to the point of fault without tripping upstream breakers in accordance with USCG, 46 CFR, subchapter J, subpart 111.51.
More Definitions of Protective device
Protective device means any mechanical device designed for the purpose of inhibiting movement by latching or automatic engagement or in any other reasonable manner;
Protective device means a device (other than a guard) which reduces the risk, either alone or in conjunc- tion with a guard;
Protective device means a device intended to protect dangerous parts. Within the meaning of this Directive, protective devices include shields, covers or guards.
Protective device means any device or equipment, except bed side rails:
Protective device means a sign, sig- nal, gate or other device to warn or protect the public, installed at or in advance of a railroad-highway crossing.
Protective device means a system designed to prevent unauthorized normal activation of the engine or other source of main engine power of the vehicle in combination with at least one system which:
Protective device means any device or equipment, except bed side rails, which shields a patient from self-injury, or prevents a patient from aggravating an existing physical problem, or prevents a patient from precipitating a potential physical problem, and may limit, but does not eliminate, the movement of the patient's head, body, or limbs.