Accident and Incident Reporting. When an Artist is involved in an accident or incident that results in, or may potentially lead to, time off or modified work, and the Theatre is informed of the accident or incident, the Theatre shall file a report. The Theatre will file a copy with Equity of any provincial public agency reports or any accident or incident report generated by the Theatre or Stage Manager. Reports need not be filed in the case of common illness or minor injuries. ITA 2021-2024 | page 58 29:00 ARTIST’S ACCOMMODATIONS IN THE POINT OF ORIGIN
Accident and Incident Reporting. Project Co shall do everything reasonably practicable to ensure that no Person suffers an injury or loss of life and that no property is damaged or lost due to the performance of the Project Work. In the event of any injury to any Person or loss of life in relation to the performance of the Project Work, any damage to property arising from the Project or the performance of the Project Work, any near-miss incident or any public safety incident, Project Co shall:
Accident and Incident Reporting. All modifiable accidents, dangerous occurrences and potential hazard situations shall be reported to eh safety officer of site. Injuries are to be treated by experienced medical staff available on site.
Accident and Incident Reporting. 19.1 The Contractor shall fully and promptly report to the Representative of the Company in writing and in such form as the Representative of the Company may require, details of all accidents and incidents that involve a threat to the personnel, plant and equipment whether of the Contractor, the Company or a third party, irrespective of whether loss, damage, injury or death occurred or not.
Accident and Incident Reporting. Standard: In addition to the above mentioned reports, the Contractor shall develop, implement and maintain formal procedures to respond to emergencies and routine problems which may occur in the course of providing transit service. The CTA will be immediately notified whenever an accident or incident occurs in which any bodily injury results. These and any accident or incident in which $500 or more in damage to an Agency vehicle or that of another party occurs are to be logged and reported to CTA as part of the monthly report. The Contractor shall interview the driver involved in any accident to ensure the clarity, accuracy and comprehensiveness of the report. The Contractor shall provide copies of all incident and accident reports to CTA within three (3) business days of the occurrence. Liquidated Damages: Liquidated damages of three hundred ($300) dollars may be assessed per occurrence of failure to notify the CTA of injury accidents within 24 hours or property damage and disturbances within 48 hours of occurrence. Monitoring: CTA staff will perform checks of monthly reports and checked by random vehicle inspection.
Accident and Incident Reporting. The Employee must promptly report all work accidents/injuries to their Manager on the day they occur, unless prevented by exceptional circumstances. Accident/Incident reports must be completed at the earliest possible time after the incident, usually within 24 hours, no matter how minor or serious. An internal follow up or investigation will then proceed.
Accident and Incident Reporting. The contractor is responsible for reporting all accidents to the COR immediately. Prompt action shall be taken to insure immediate and appropriate medical treatment is provided. Initial notification will be verbal with follow-up in writing as directed by the COR. The contractor will maintain an accurate record of any accidents in the manner and on the forms prescribed by the COR for each type of accident. The contractor shall also maintain an OSHA 300 log of on-the job-injuries and first aid treatments. In addition, there are reports that must be completed in a timely manner when there is a vehicle accident and/or lost or damaged government property.
Accident and Incident Reporting. Additional information concerning Stanford’s workers compensation process is found at the Risk Management website at xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/insurance/workers-compensation.
Accident and Incident Reporting. All accidents, whether they have caused injury or not, to any person that occur on a University of Auckland campus, University of Auckland controlled entity, or whilst undertaking any University-sanctioned activity are to be immediately reported. The details are to be recorded, as accurately as possible, using the University's Accident/Incident Report form.
Accident and Incident Reporting. 1. Contractor shall be responsible for immediately reporting all facts relating to accidents, injuries, damages, or losses incurred. UCF shall designate the authority that shall receive these reports. ATTACHMENT “J” PURCHASE OPTION VALUE SCHEDULE In accordance with the University of Central Florida’s Invitation to Negotiate No. 1802MCSA and Xxxxxx Transportation’s offer. Bus Type: El Dorado Axess Diesel Powered Single Door 39 minimum passenger seating capacity buses. Price Per Bus Per Month Starting July 1, 2020 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 July $437,819 315,938 258,492 211,496 173,045 141,582 115,838 94,777 77,545 67,374 August $420,939 310,584 254,111 207,912 170,113 139,183 113,875 93,171 76,231 66,860 September $404,059 305,230 249,730 204,328 167,181 136,784 111,912 91,565 74,917 66,346 October $387,179 299,876 245,349 200,744 164,249 134,385 109,949 89,959 73,603 65,832 November $370,299 294,522 240,968 197,160 161,317 131,986 107,986 88,353 72,289 65,318 December $353,416 289,159 236,584 193,569 158,375 129,579 106,019 86,743 70,972 64,793 January $348,062 284,778 233,000 190,637 155,976 127,616 104,413 85,429 70,458 64,306 February $342,708 280,397 229,416 187,705 153,577 125,653 102,807 84,115 69,944 63,818 March $337,354 276,016 225,832 184,773 151,178 123,690 101,201 82,801 69,430 63,332 April $332,000 271,635 222,248 181,841 148,779 121,727 99,595 81,487 68,916 62,845 May $326,646 267,254 218,664 178,909 146,380 119,764 97,989 80,173 68,402 62,358 June $321,292 262,873 215,080 175,977 143,981 117,801 96,383 78,859 67,888 61,871 ATTACHMENT “J” PURCHASE OPTION VALUE SCHEDULE – Continued. Bus Type: Blue-Bird Propane Powered Double Door 36 Seated Passenger buses Price Per Bus Per Month Starting July 1, 2020 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 July $162,403 117,762 96,346 78,829 64,497 52,772 43,181 35,330 28,908 25,116 August $156,268 115,767 94,713 77,493 63,404 51,878 42,450 34,732 28,419 24,925 September $150,133 113,772 93,080 76,157 62,311 50,984 41,719 34,134 27,930 24,734 October $143,998 111,777 91,447 74,821 61,218 50,090 40,988 33,536 27,441 24,543 November $137,863 109,782 89,814 73,485 60,125 49,196 40,257 32,938 26,952 24,352 December $131,727 107,777 88,181 72,148 59,030 48,298 39,516 32,331 26,453 24,150 January $129,732 106,144 86,845 71,055 58,136 47,567 38,918 31,842 26,262 23,972 February $127,737 104,511 85,509 69,962 57,242 46,836 38,320 31,353 26,071 ...
