safety-practice

which-came-first: practice (repeated action sustained by repetition) predates safety-practice; safety-practice IS a specific kind of practice — a competent speaker would call a safety-practice 'a practice' — applied to the safety domain.

which-came-first: safety-practice (repeated action sustained for safety) is more general; safety-maintenance IS a specific kind of safety-practice — a systematic activity performed to maintain safety systems and equipment. A competent speaker would call maintenance 'a practice' when sustained for safety. Nearest kind: safety-practice.

safety-moment IS a specific kind of safety-practice — a brief safety-focused presentation or discussion conducted at meetings to advance safety outcomes. A competent speaker would call it 'a practice.' Nearest kind verified: safety-practice.

safety-training IS a specific kind of safety-practice — the systematic process of building knowledge, skills, and awareness in safety matters. A competent speaker would call training 'a practice.' Nearest kind: safety-practice (not safety-competence — competence is the outcome, training is the practice itself).

safety-reporting IS a specific kind of safety-practice. The systematic practice of documenting, communicating, and escalating safety issues is a repeatable action sustained for safety outcomes. A competent speaker would call it a safety practice. Nearest kind: safety-practice.

safety-review IS a specific kind of safety-practice. A review is a systematic evaluation performed as a structured activity — a practice. Direction: specific→general per Law 9. A competent speaker would call safety-review a safety practice.

Safety-promotion is a specific kind of safety-practice — it consists of planned activities (campaigns, communications, training exercises) designed to improve safety awareness and culture. A competent speaker would call it a type of practice. Direction: specific(promotion)→general(practice).

Safety-risk-assessment IS a specific kind of safety-practice — it is the systematic evaluation of hazards, controls, and performance. A competent speaker would call it a type of safety-practice. Direction: specific→general per Law 9.

Safety observance IS a specific kind of safety practice — it is the disciplined adherence to safety protocols and procedures in daily operations. Per Law 9, specific→general: a competent speaker would call safety observance 'a safety practice.' Direction tested: safety-practice (general category of safety-related activities) is broader than safety-observance (specific focus on compliance/ adherence).