General Safety Guidelines. A. General Contractor shall be solely responsible for safety on the Site. General Contractor shall adhere to any and all safety related requests by the Board and the Board’s designated representatives, including submission, upon the request of the Board, of General Contractor’s Safety Manual and/or a Site specific safety plan.
B. General Contractor, both directly and indirectly through its Subcontractors, shall continuously protect the Work and the Board's property from damage, injury or loss arising in connection with operations under the Contract Documents. General Contractor shall make good any such damage, injury or loss. General Contractor is responsible for Site security. Dogs or other animals are not allowed.
C. General Contractor, both directly and indirectly through its Subcontractors, shall take all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of the public and workers on the Site, and to prevent accidents or injury to any persons on, about, or adjacent to the Site where the Work is being performed.
D. General Contractor shall comply with all laws, ordinances, codes, rules and regulations relative to safety and the prevention of accidents. General Contractor, and its Subcontractors, shall cooperate with any other contractor that may be performing work on the Site, including, but not limited to, OSHA compliance and safety efforts. Upon the request of the Board, General Contractor and its Subcontractors, shall provide the Board with their Exposure Control Plan, Hazard (HazMat) Communications Plan and other safety related documents and programs.
E. General Contractor shall erect and properly maintain, at all times, as required by laws and regulations and the conditions and progress of the Work, proper safeguards for the protection of workers, staff, students, and the public. Proper safeguard include, but are not limited to, eight (8) foot tall temporary chain link fencing around all areas of construction activity, warning signage, protective scaffolding, or whatever means are required to protect workers, students, staff, and the public. If such proper safeguards are not taken by the General Contractor, the Board reserves the right (without incurring any obligation whatsoever and without limiting any other right or remedy which the Board may have under this Agreement or at law or equity) to take such action as necessary to so protect workers, students, staff, and the public and to back charge the General Contractor for the cost thereof. Appropriate pre...
General Safety Guidelines. In accordance with terms and conditions of the Agreement, the Vendor shall observe all safety precautions throughout the performance of the Agreement and shall assume full responsibility and liability for compliance with all applicable regulations pertaining to the health and safety of personnel during the execution of the Services. Vendor shall be solely responsible for safety at each Board Facility in the delivery of the Services, both directly and indirectly through its Subcontractors, and take all precautions and action necessary or advisable to protect the Board Facilities, students, staff, Vendor Personnel and the public, and such other action as necessary or advisable to prevent accidents or injury to any persons in the Board Facilities in connection with the performance of the Services. Vendor shall adhere to appropriate safety standards applicable to the Services, taking into account:
(i) the type of facility; (ii) special issues and concerns related to providing Services at a facility occupied by minor students; (iii) special issues and concerns related to providing Services at a facility occupied by individuals, including staff and minor students with disabilities, health and special education needs. Vendor shall comply with safety guidelines, procedures and requests of the Board, including compliance with any requests or direction from the Board’s Chief Facilities Officer and/or the Board’s Chief Safety & Security Officer or such other Board designee with respect to the safety of students and staff. Vendor shall not perform hazardous work that threatens the safety of students and staff when school is in session or when students and staff are present at a Board Facility. The general guidelines set forth in this paragraph are the “General Safety Guidelines”, which are subject to additional requirements set forth in Exhibit A, the Board Rules, School policies and the requests, direction, policies and procedures established by the Board from time to time.
General Safety Guidelines a) Basic
1) Each superintendent and xxxxxxx is to have a copy of this Safety Program.
2) When working on a multi-level type roof, use an extension ladder, step ladder, NO JUMPING!
3) If you do not understand the rules, ask your Supervisor to explain them.
4) Report each and every accident or unsafe working condition to your supervisor immediately, no matter how slight they may seem. Supervisors will report accidents to safety department.
5) Employees are urged to make suggestions that will assist in the safe performance of the work.
6) Employees shall participate in the safety program through:
a) Attending all weekly and monthly safety/tool box meetings.
b) Reading and understanding all appropriate safety literature handouts including this manual.
c) Investigation of accidents.
d) Training of new personnel in safety awareness and hazard communications.
7) Notify your supervisor if it is evident that a co-worker is not in the right frame of mind or does not possess a positive attitude toward safety.
8) Do not ride on or walk under loads that are being lifted by cranes of any type.
b) Job Start Up
1) Safety is to be planned into each job. Prior to performing any new job, formulate a system to eliminate accident exposure at the Pre-Job Review. Appendix H contains the form for documenting a Pre-Job Review.
2) Prior to performing work at any jobsite, it is the responsibility of the member contractor’s xxxxxxx or superintendent to notify the customer of our presence. Member contractor employees will follow the customer’s rules of obtaining all required work permits and testing certifications prior to performing work. These permits and certifications shall always be current when working.
3) If a job involves new processes, material or equipment, the Safety & Health Committee shall perform a thorough analysis of all potential hazards and inform employees of these hazards.
4) Any significant changes in the manner in which processes, material or equipment is used, requires the approval of the Safety & Health Committee.
General Safety Guidelines. All work performed at PPG Industries must conform to regulations set forth under the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA CFR1910 and CFR 1926), any applicable approved state OSHA plan, and any PPG Fiber Glass site specific requirements that may apply.
General Safety Guidelines. Perform only those experiments and procedures authorized by the instructor. Be properly prepared to conduct all experiments. Pay attention to laboratory safety instructions and be sure you understand what you are doing before you proceed. Conduct yourself in a responsible manner at all times. No horseplay, or other fooling around should ever occur in the laboratory. Wear proper eye protection at all times during laboratory activity as directed by the instructor. The instructor may require additional safety equipment. Know the locations of fire extinguishers, fire blanket, eyewash, and first aid supplies. Emergency exits and aisles must be kept clear at all times. Confine or securely tie hair that reaches to the shoulders. Wear clothing appropriate to the laboratory as specified by the teacher. Do not eat food, drink beverages, or chew gum in the laboratory area unless instructed to do so. Work areas and equipment should be kept clean and tidy at all times. Bring only materials specified by your instructor to the work area. Dispose of all waste materials in an appropriate manner as designated by the instructor. Handle all chemicals with care. Never taste a chemical or any other substance (including ice) unless instructed to do so. Check odors when instructed to do so by gently wafting some of the vapor toward your nose by hand. Never take chemicals, supplies, specimens, or equipment out of the laboratory without the knowledge and consent of the instructor. Never work alone in the laboratory without adult supervision. Do not enter the laboratory stockroom(s) or storage areas without specific permission from your instructor. Transport chemicals, materials and equipment properly as directed by the instructor. Living vertebrates in the classroom will be treated in a humane manner according to National Science Teacher Association guidelines.
General Safety Guidelines. Parents or authorized caregivers must sign in children upon arrival and sign out at departure with the full signature of parent or authorized adult. (Initials are NOT acceptable.) This is for your child’s safety. Children picked up after 2:15pm will be marked as late and a late pick up fee will be assessed beginning at 2:15. Parents or other designated persons must pick up children who become ill, as quickly as possible. The school must have permission to give first aid and to obtain necessary emergency medical treatment. Parents have the right to visit anytime for observation and teacher conferences are available upon the request of the parent. Physical punishment is never permitted. The possession and use of tobacco in any form, alcohol, or narcotics is prohibited in the buildings and on the grounds of St. Xxxxxxx of Assisi Church and Grounds. Knives, firearms, or anything that might be used as a weapon, may not be brought on campus. Fighting, swearing, and other behaviors inconsistent with the Christian principles of the Church are prohibited. Children must be actively supervised, and the landscaped areas are off-limits for play (gardens, plantings, shrubbery, etc.). St. Xxxxxxx of Assisi Preschool and the St. Xxxxxxx of Assisi Church reserve the right to levy additional fees resulting from any damage. This enrollment contract may be terminated by St. Xxxxxxx of Assisi Preschool without cause upon (15) days written notice by the school. This enrollment contract may also be terminated by the school without advance written notice if good cause exists to terminate the contract. Good cause shall be determined at the discretion of the school. Good cause includes, but is not limited to, such reasons as:
General Safety Guidelines. Who What When
General Safety Guidelines. (1.) If through accident or equipment failure, mobile equipment could violate the ten-foot rule, the equipment shall be grounded. Two examples are equipment working on a grade sliding into the restricted zone or equipment failure allowing a boom to swing and violate the ten-foot rule.
(2.) If the equipment is located where good grounding capabilities are limited, barricading is acceptable. When equipment is barricaded but not grounded, all personnel except the equipment operator shall keep away from the area any time a boom is elevated. If mobile equipment cannot be operated without violating the ten-foot rule, the task shall be completed under the requirements of live-line work.
(3.) If non-insulated mobile equipment enters the restricted zone or will enter the restricted zone if operation continues, the operator shall immediately stop all equipment movement and notify appropriate qualified personnel for safety instructions.
(4.) Personnel operating mobile equipment that could accidentally enter the ten-foot restricted zone shall have received training on the potential electrical shock hazards associated with equipment operation under these conditions.
(5.) Personnel operating mobile equipment that could accidentally enter the ten-foot restricted zone shall be familiar with proper equipment grounding techniques.
(6.) When mobile equipment is operated near exposed, energized conductors, an observer shall assist the equipment operator to ensure the ten-foot rule is not violated.
(7.) No equipment or material shall be lifted over exposed, energized high voltage conductors or equipment. Exceptions shall require a Job Safety Analysis and approval from the City Designee.
General Safety Guidelines. The goal of these policies is to keep all artists, musicians, staff, technical personnel, and venue personnel safe from the transmission of Covid-19. We ask that you take the following steps to mitigate this risk as much as possible.
General Safety Guidelines. The Applicant is responsible for the conduct of their guest and the overall oversight of the facility rental. Facility rental guests are not permitted to be left unattended; minors 12 years and under are required to be supervised by an adult chaperon throughout the duration of the facility rental. Children may not be left unsupervised at any time while utilizing a District facility. The Applicant and their guests will be required to follow reasonable verbal direction from District staff and posted facility rules and regulations. Failure to comply may result in the facility rental being cancelled, a refund may not be issued, including the forfeit of the refundable deposit.
