Barricading. Symbolic safety signs depicting “Danger” and “No entry” are to be used when cordoning danger zones.
Barricading. Creating a further barrier to a classroom or office that would obstruct the entry of an intruder, should the locked door be compromised. Barricading can be done by a number of means, including but not limited to adding a secondary locking mechanism or blocking the doorway with a large moveable object or with multiple smaller moveable objects. The barricade should be capable of being removed to allow exit from the room once the lockdown incident has been resolved.
Barricading. Access to danger zones is done using handrail type guards of at least 1,2 meters high, able to block access to the danger zone. Symbolic safety signs depicting “Danger” and “No entry” are attached to the guards.
Barricading. The manhole/trench shall be barricaded on all four sides. The Contractor who has dug up the trench shall be responsible for any mishap, which may occur. Non-barricading of trenches by the Contractor shall be liable for a fine of Rs.500/- per day, per location from the interim payment. Such deduction will not relieve the Contractor of any liability or duty under the Contract.
Barricading. To prevent persons from injury and to avoid damage to the property, adequate barricades, construction sign, torches, red lanterns and guards as required shall be provided and maintained during the progress of the construction work and until it is safe for traffic to use the roadways. The manhole trench shall be barricaded on all four sides. Barricading for laying pipe lines consists of fixing casuarina posts 8-10cm dia. and 1.52m high at 1.53m centre to centre tied with coir ropes in two rows or by any other method as approved by the Engineer. Barrication also includes watching during night, fixing danger flags, danger lights/reflector and painting in different colours. The Contractor who has dug up the trench shall be responsible for any mishap, which may occur.
Barricading. Access to danger zones is restricted using handrail type guards at least 1.2 meters high and able to block access to the danger zone. Symbolic safety signs depicting 'Danger' and 'No entry' are attached to the guards. This includes access during the taking of X-rays. Environmental constraints and management It should be noted that Xxxxx Power Station is ISO14001:2015 certified and therefore promotes Integrated Environmental Management (IEM) philosophy as well as risk-based thinking which aims to achieve a desirable balance between conservation and development. All activities taking place within Xxxxx Power Station must consider section 28 of the National Environmental Management Act (107 of 1998) which makes provision for the duty of care approach. The contractor’s team must commit to review and to continually improve environmental management with the objective of improving overall environmental performance. The Contractor must consult with Xxxxx Environmental section on a regular basis for on-going assistance and advice. Environmental requirements The Contractor ensures that all goods, services or works supplied in terms of the Contract comply with all applicable environmental legislation. Xxxxx Power Station Environmental Policy must be adhered to as a minimum. Refuse disposal The Contractor is responsible to keep the work area clean of any waste. All waste introduced and/or produced on the Employer’s premises by the Contractor for this contract, is handled in accordance with the Waste Classification and Management Regulations in terms of Government Legislation as proclaimed by the NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT: XXXXX XXX, 0000 The removal of any hazardous waste is the responsibility of the Contractor. The Contractor shall comply with the environmental criteria and constraints as per the Eskom Rules and Regulations. The service provider shall comply to, but not limited to, all relevant legal and other requirements including the Xxxxx Power Station EMS, National Environmental Management Act (Act 107 of 1998) as amended and ISO 14001: 2015. The Contractor shall comply with the environmental criteria and constraints. Quality assurance requirements The Contractor conforms to the following Quality Management requirements: The Contractor must supply an ISO 9001: 2008 compliant quality assurance plan. The quality assurance requirements must also be imposed on sub-contractors and suppliers of material. Within four weeks of the Contract Date (date of co...
Barricading. Access to danger zones is done using handrail type guards of at least 1,2 meters high, able to block access to the danger zone. Symbolic safety signs depicting “Danger” and “No entry” are attached to the guards. Radiographic examinations When radiographic tests are performed in the plant, the danger area is barricaded. Workers are made aware of this fact and the Radiographic technicians ensure that no person is within or enter the danger area prior to commencing of or during the tests by public announcement according to the procedure. See relevant procedure PA/272/001. Scaffolding All scaffolding erected complies with procedure PS/031/001. At least one person in the Contractor’s service shall be competent to inspect scaffolding in the case where the Contractor himself needs scaffolding. Certificates must be handed in at the Project Manager after contract award. The Contractor is responsible for the supply, erection and dismantling of its scaffolding.
Barricading. All barricading shall be of the rigid type unless the use of non-rigid barricading has been approved in writing by the Department of Public Works Project Manager. The contractors’ barricading standard shall be included in the Health and Safety Plan. Where more than one contractor is working on a site, the fixed barricading shall be clearly marked with the company's name, site contact person as well as the contact number/s.
Barricading. (1) Access to danger zones is done using handrail type guards of at least 1,2 meters high, able to block access to the danger zone.
