HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. The CEA will utilize the following procedure to inform the Board of environmental issues: Environmental health and safety issues shall be reported to the individual CEA Building Representative. The reporting individual and/or building representative shall reduce said issue(s) to writing and submit a copy to the Superintendent and the Association President. All environmental issues shall be dealt with in a timely manner to resolve the problem(s).
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. Tenant agrees to comply with all health, safety and environmental rules and regulations of Landlord of which written notice has been provided to Tenant and of any governmental entities and/or regulatory agencies having jurisdiction over the Premises. Tenant agrees to designate, by written notice to Landlord, a representative who shall have authority to participate in facility meetings and other meetings of Landlord with respect to health, safety and environmental issues in the Building and at EBP. Such representative shall also serve as the contact person for any governmental entity (including any regulatory agencies) which has need to identify a contact person for such health, safety and environmental issues. Tenant shall maintain reasonably detailed records (and, subject to confidentiality and privilege considerations, make same available to Landlord upon reasonable request for same) relating to inventories of chemicals used and/or stored on or about the Premises and tracking records pertaining thereto. In no event shall the foregoing constitute Landlord’s consent to the use and/or storage of any such chemicals and Tenant is expressly prohibited from using the Premises for any purposes (including storage) which involve any processes and/or materials (including, but not limited to, any chemicals) if such are deemed by Landlord to cause additional liability to Landlord, except as otherwise provided in Section 3(a) hereof.
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. 4.1 LUKOIL and ICEM will cooperate to ensure that their activities are carried out with the fullest possible regard for health, safety and the environment. In particular this will include:
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. 21.1 The Contractor is responsible for ensuring that the Deliverables satisfy any applicable requirement and regulation relevant to the Deliverable at the time of the signing of the Contract. This also applies to such requirements and regulations applicable at the time of delivery, which the Contractor knew of, or should have known of, at the time of the signing of the Contract.
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) requirements are very relevant aspects for the further development and future implementation of floating island constructions. The assessment of HSE issues is required to set standard preconditions for the floating island constructions. Particularly, the potential food and feed safety hazards as well as the associated environmental risks that may result from the multi-use platform environment will be investigated. HSE issues are inevitably linked to HSE risks. HSE risk relates to harm to persons or the environment due to the activities associated with the multiple-use platforms at all stages of the process from manufacturing to installation, operation and decommissioning. The recommended approach to assess HSE risks for this context takes into account the key standards and a recommended practice (ISO 12100, ISO 31000/ 31010, ISO 45001 standards and DNV GL Qualification of New Technology recommended practice) and also guidelines, standards and legal requirements specific to health and safety in the offshore construction, maritime and shipping sector. Environmental risk assessment (also known as ecological risk assessment) methodology has been developed on the basis of human health and safety methodology. The environmental risk assessment and management as part of the Space@Sea project is based on these guidelines, rules and regulations for environmental risk assessment and management. An overview of regulations is provided in the Deliverable D2.1 of the Space@Sea project: “Inventory of regulations”.
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. The Contractor shall, subject to any express requirements to the contrary in the Contract, comply with the following provisions of this clause in addition to any other requirements for the Contract and nothing in this clause shall derogate from the obligations of the Contractor to comply with its statutory responsibilities insofar as they relate to the Services. The Contractor acknowledges that it has been supplied with a copy of the University’s rules regarding health and safety. The Contractor agrees to comply with these rules and any additional rules made known to the Contractor from time to time by the University together with all applicable statutory rules and regulations regarding these matters. The Contractor shall in relation to all persons affected or likely to be affected by the execution of the Services take such steps as are reasonable practicable to ensure their health and safety. The Contractor shall carry out such tests and examinations of equipment, plant and materials as may be necessary to ensure the health and safety of anyone who is in, or is likely to come into contact with, or otherwise be affected by the use of such items. The Contractor shall make available for inspection by the University at all times all registers, records and other documentation concerning health & safety and/or environmental matters and relating to the Services. The Contractor shall send to the University a copy of every notice of other communication received from or sent to any person or body concerning health and safety and/or environmental matters and relating to the Services. Either party shall notify the other as soon as practicable of any health and safety hazards at the Site of which it becomes aware. The Contractor will draw these hazards to the attention of its personnel and will instruct those persons in connection with any necessary associated safety measures. The Contractor shall give the University written notice within a reasonable time prior to the removal from and/or delivery to the Site of anything which is toxic or explosive or otherwise hazardous to the health or safety or persons, property or the environment. The notice shall identify the hazard(s) and give full details of the precautions to be taken when using, handling or otherwise coming into contact with such thing together with details of the safe manner of use, handling, transport and storage. The Contractor shall also ensure that at the time of removal and/or delivery every such thing ...
HEALTH, SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES. The department has complied with all safety standards in line with occupational health and safety act with the assistance of the department of Public Works Roads and Transport as the custodian of all our Government buildings.
