What does LIFISAP mean?
LIFISAP means Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention
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What is the abbreviation for Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention?
Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention can be abbreviated as LIFISAP
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What does LIFISAP stand for? LIFISAP stands for "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention". |
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How to abbreviate "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention"? "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention" can be abbreviated as LIFISAP. |
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What is the meaning of LIFISAP abbreviation? The meaning of LIFISAP abbreviation is "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention". |
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What is LIFISAP abbreviation? One of the definitions of LIFISAP is "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention". |
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What does LIFISAP mean? LIFISAP as abbreviation means "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention". |
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What is shorthand of Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention? The most common shorthand of "Learning Interventions that Facilitate Individuals internalising a Safety first approval for Accident Prevention" is LIFISAP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SAAPP - Safety Assessment and Accident Prevention Plan
- CAPIC - Collaboration for Accident Prevention and Injury Control
- IFAP - Industrial Foundation for Accident Prevention
- SAAP - Safety Assessment and Accident Prevention
- CAPIC - Collaboration for Accident Prevention and Control
- IFAP - Institute for Accident Prevention
- MCAP - Medical Commission for Accident Prevention
- SNAP - Safety Network for Accident Prevention
- TRAP - Take Responsibility for Accident Prevention
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