Fire/Safety Codes Sample Clauses

Fire/Safety Codes. All equipment and any other materials brought onto the Premises and used by the Lessee must conform to all existing fire and safety codes. The Lessee must observe all provisions of the fire prevention code that prohibit smoking, flammable decorations, open flames, and explosive or inflammable fluids, gases and compounds. The MSDPT requires written evidence that all such codes have been observed and that operators have the required license(s), which evidence shall be immediately provided by the MSDPT upon request.

Fire/Safety Codes. Any sets, props, laser lighting equipment, an any other materials used by User must conform to all existing fire and safety codes of the University of Missouri, and the State of Missouri. The provisions of the fire prevention code that prohibits smoking, flammable decorations, open flames, and explosive or flammable fluids, gases and compounds must be observed.

Fire/Safety Codes. 1. The County is the managing partner of the Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes for Acme, Carbon, Linden, Trochu and Kneehill County and as such, will submit the annual audit to the appropriate authorities. For any occupancy load certificates, or fire investigations within each jurisdiction, that jurisdiction shall be responsible for payment to the contracted fire safety codes officer. 2. All fires requiring reporting under the Safety Codes Act of Alberta and its Regulations shall be reported in a manner outlined within the Safety Codes Act to the Office of the Fire Commissioner. Upon completion of a fire investigation, the Fire Safety Codes Officer, QMP designated, shall ensure a copy of the report submitted to the Office of the Fire Commissioner be provided to the County. 3. The Fire Safety Codes Officer shall submit all required documents to the County and Village within thirty (30) days of an incident involving the conducting and coordinating of fire investigations, required as a result of death, injury, measurable damage or loss of property. 4. The County will be responsible for investigations and reporting of all fires occurring within the rural district areas of the County to the Fire Commissioners Office.

Fire/Safety Codes. The use of any and all forms of open flame or pyrotechnics anywhere on BOH property are strictly forbidden by law. BOH requires written proof that all scenery pieces and props have been treated with a flame retardant. If such written proof is not provided, local fire codes require all “theatrical” uses of the facility be accompanied by a professional firefighter who will be on duty in the theater during all such performances. The presenter will be responsible for paying Barre City Fire Department for the firefighter on duty ($60/hour). “

Fire/Safety Codes. No pyrotechnic equipment maybe used in a performance or event without permission from NBCC and all sets, costumes, props, flash pots, laser lighting equipment, and any other materials used by the Lessee must conform to all existing fire and safety codes. The provisions of the fire prevention code that prohibit smoking, flammable decorations, open flames, and explosive or inflammable fluids, gases, requires license(s) and compounds must be observed. NBCC requires written evidence that all such codes have been observed.

Fire/Safety Codes. 1. The County is the managing partner of the Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes for Acme, Carbon, Linden, Trochu and Kneehill County. 2. The Town of Three Hills operates under its own Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes, however for incidents within the County responded to by Three Hills, the Fire Chief or designate must report as soon as reasonably possible to Kneehill County CAO or designate to ensure compliance with the Safety Codes Act for reporting fire investigations and inspections. 3. All fires requiring reporting under the Safety Codes Act of Alberta and its Regulations shall be reported in a manner outlined within the Safety Codes Act to the Office of the Fire Commissioner. Upon completion of a fire investigation, the Fire Safety Codes Officer, QMP designated, shall ensure a copy of the report submitted to the Office of the Fire Commissioner be provided to the County. 4. The Fire Safety Codes Officer shall submit all required documents to the County and Town within thirty (30) days of an incident involving the conducting and coordinating of fire investigations, required as a result of death, injury, measurable damage or loss of property. 5. The County will be responsible for investigations and reporting of all fires occurring within the rural district areas of the County to the Fire Commissioners Office.