safety systems
Harm prevention measures
Safety systems are mechanisms designed to prevent harm, damage, or dangerous failures.
The term applies broadly: industrial safety systems prevent equipment malfunctions, vehicle safety systems protect occupants in crashes, and software safety systems guard against misuse or unintended behavior.
In AI contexts, safety systems refer to built-in constraints that keep models from producing harmful outputs.
The plant's safety systems kicked in before pressure reached critical levels.
- airbagsCrash-activated vehicle cushions
- emergency exitsDesignated escape routes
- fire escapeOutdoor emergency exit route
- fire alarmsAutomated warning systems
- crash barriersRoadside impact-absorbing structures
first aid kits · guardrails · lockout-tagout · sprinkler systems · panic button · smoke detectors · evacuation plans · standard operating procedures · dead man's switch · seat belts · protective eyewear · helmets · child lock · rescue equipment · risk assessments · circuit breakers · emergency shelters · training manuals
- rail upgradeselectrification, track maintenance, overhead lines, substations
- aviationaircraft, airports, flying, flight, airplane
- automotive engineeringpowertrain, drivetrain, engine design, brake systems, suspension systems
- Industrial Supplymachinery, equipment, motors, pumps, valves
- Nuclearnuclear reactor, atomic bomb, nuclear energy, atomic bombs, uranium
- nuclear energynuclear power, nuclear reactors, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion, uranium
safety systemsweapons systems
Military attack apparatus
hazards · deathtraps · booby traps · weaponry · weapons