Category:Inspection, safety & security: Difference between revisions

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Topics pertaining to inspection, safety and security in a manufacturing setting

Subcategories

• Access control - the limitation of access to certain resources or aspects of the manufacturing process to certain individuals (or to exclude all individuals)
• Accident prevention - the study of the prevention of industrial accidents
• Aerospace safety - the safety and security of aerospace equipment and operators
• Alarm systems - systems designed to alert monitors or local authorities about unauthorized use
• Automatic optical inspection - or AOI, the automated visual inspection of a broad array of manufactured products for defects or proper assembly
• Computer security - the process of improving the security of the information and software of computers
• Cryptography - the practice and study of secure communications in the presence of third-party
• Domestic safety - the study of the safety of the home and family
• Emergency services - services used to prevent injury or assisted injured individuals in an emergency
• Hazards - threats to health and safety
• Health and safety - the physical well-being of an individual or group
• Marine safety - safety on or in the water
• Power system security - security to protect power systems, including generation and transmission, and insure a reliable stream of electricity
• Product safety - the safety of produced products
• Radiation safety - the study and practice of protecting people from radiation, both man-made and natural
• Reconnaissance - an exploration to gain information
• Safety devices - devices that protect human health and well-being or the stability of mechanical or electronic systems
• Terrorism - acts of violence against civilians meant to secure political ends
• Vehicle safety - the safety of moving vehicles
• Watermarking - in digital contexts, the inclusion of information in a signal that can be used to verify its authenticity