Buyer’s EHS Standards Sample Clauses

Buyer’s EHS Standards. Seller shall comply with Xxxxx’s EHS standards during Xxxxxx’s performance hereunder and when at Xxxxx’s jobsites, including without limitation, Buyer’s jobsite safety rules; and if Seller is unable or unwilling to comply with such requirements, the Order can be withdrawn without further recourse by Seller. Specifically, and without limitation, Seller shall: (i) comply with the applicable national, state, provincial or local environmental, occupational health and/or safety legislation or regulations including the EHS Laws; (ii) supply to Seller employees and representatives and require that all Seller employees and representatives wear specified safety equipment, including but not limited to eye protection, protective headgear and foot protection;
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Buyer’s EHS Standards. Seller shall comply with Buyer’s EHS standards during Seller’s performance hereunder and when at Buyer’s jobsites, including without limitation, Buyer’s jobsite safety rules; and if Seller is unable or unwilling to comply with such requirements, the Order can be withdrawn without further recourse by Seller. Specifically, and without limitation, Seller shall: (i) comply with the applicable national, state, provincial or local environmental, occupational health and/or safety legislation or regulations including the EHS Laws; (ii) supply to Seller employees and representatives and require that all Seller employees and representatives wear specified safety equipment, including but not limited to eye protection, protective headgear and foot protection; (iii) adhere to all Buyer’s safety requirements and instructions as indicated by Buyer or Buyer’s representatives including without limitation, if Seller will be performing Services within Buyer’s facilities, the compliance requirements and restrictions applicable to Services performed within Buyer’s facilities; (iv) immediately prior to commencement of any work or service, contact a responsible Buyer representative; (v) submit Seller’s Workers’ Compensation Board registration number or other identifying number to Buyer’s safety office; and, (vi) require its suppliers to agree to the requirements of the section of this Agreement entitled “Business Conduct and Compliance with Laws.”
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