Amenities for Females Sample Clauses

Amenities for Females. 72.1 At a minimum, the following amenities must be provided on each site for female workers: (a) a separate ablution block, change room and closet with sanitary bin and privacy closure must be provided for female use only. (b) on any site with less than 10 workers of which two or less are females a separate female portable toilet (with sanitary bin) will be provided solely for the use of the females. (c) Upon request, an appropriate private room with a fridge for use as a lactation room. 72.2 In determining the location of the amenities the Employer must consider the most appropriate balance of privacy, safety and security. 72.3 If the female workers and the site management agree that a better alternative is available, then that alternative may be adopted. 72.4 Any site where the anticipated number of workers will be greater than 10 then the amenities for female will include a separate toilet (with sanitary bin) from the commencement of the Project. 72.5 Where, as a result of consultation, a need for a feeding room is required then such a room will be provided.
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