serious event definition
serious event means seepage or pollution from the Reservoir or any well having the Reservoir as an objective (or any other hydrocarbons encountered by that well); fire, explosion or blowout of the Reservoir or any well having the Reservoir as an objective (or any other hydrocarbons encountered by that well); or waste or damage to the Reservoir, or any well having the Reservoir as an objective (or any other hydrocarbons encountered by that well), or any associated pipe-line or sub-surface facility;
serious event means any circumstance in which a child, worker or any other person suffers an injury during or as a result of an activity for which treatment from a doctor or other medical practitioner was sought. As well, where it ought to have reasonably been sought, or an incident that draws the attention of the police, or where the child, worker or any other person dies during or as a result of the activity.
serious event means a fire, an explosion, or the presence of any article, substance or gas, that is likely to endanger the
More Definitions of serious event
serious event means an objective and definable negative consequence of patient care, that is unanticipated, usually preventable and results in, or presents a significant risk of, patient death or serious physical injury.
serious event means an event stated by condition 5.1 to be a serious event;
serious event means a fire, an explosion, or the presence of any article, substance or gas, that is likely to endanger the safety of people or cause serious damage to property.