Common use of Health Safety Security and Environment Clause in Contracts

Health Safety Security and Environment. 15.1 PURCHASER shall comply with and shall procure that all PURCHASER’S SUBCONTRACTORS and personnel are aware of and comply with all relevant LEGISLATION and SELLER policy and procedures as amended from time to time affecting the health, safety, security and environmental protection relating to SELLER SITE and activity thereon. SELLER may require PURCHASER to remove PURCHASER’S personnel and/or SUBCONTRACTORS from the SITE if they fail to comply with such legislation, policy or procedures. 15.2 In addition to the above, PURCHASER shall adhere and shall procure that all PURCHASER GROUP personnel are aware of and comply with the provisions of Schedule 3 – Site Specific HSSE Requirements and, where applicable, PURCHASER’S Safety Management System. It is PURCHASER’S responsibility to satisfy itself that it is aware of and has allowed for all such policies, procedures and practices before loading the GOODS. 15.3 PURCHASER is required to have and to maintain a management system which must include a Safety Management System, which demonstrates its commitment to the provision of adequate health, safety, security and environmental protection standards for its workforce and PURCHASER’S Safety Management System must be complementary to any SELLER Safety Management System relating to the SITE. PURCHASER shall, if required, furnish a copy of such management system as evidence of its compliance and shall allow SELLER access to verify the details provided. 15.4 PURCHASER shall procure that any person provided by or on behalf of PURCAHSER GROUP (including employees and workers) for the collection of the GOODS, shall do so: (a) in compliance with LEGISLATION and the terms and conditions of the CONTRACT applicable to them; (b) in accordance with internationally recognised good oilfield practices and standards;

Health Safety Security and Environment. 15.1 The PURCHASER shall comply with and shall procure that all PURCHASER’S SUBCONTRACTORS and personnel are aware of and comply with all relevant LEGISLATION and SELLER policy and procedures as amended from time to time affecting the places prime importance on health, safety, security and environment (HSSE) issues and requires that the SUPPLIER subscribes to and actively pursues the highest standards of HSSE performance. The SUPPLIER shall take full responsibility for the adequacy, stability and safety of its operations and methods necessary for the performance of the SERVICE. The SUPPLIER shall exercise all reasonable diligence to conduct the SERVICE in a safe manner that will prevent pollution and other environmental protection relating damage and minimise impacts to SELLER SITE the local environment in accordance with legal requirements. The SUPPLIER shall ensure that all its personnel, including those of any SUBCONTRACTOR, have access to and activity wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) that complies with an approved standard and is suitable for the environment and work in progress, and that all its personnel at the WORKSITE are medically fit for the work to be performed. The PURCHASER operates a strict no drug and alcohol policy. Where there is reasonable suspicion that any personnel of the SUPPLIER, the SUPPLIER GROUP or its SUBCONTRACTORs are under the influence of drugs or alcohol during the performance of the SERVICE, the SUPPLIER will ensure that the person(s) are immediately removed from the WORKSITE. If the SUPPLIER does not do so, the PURCHASER shall have the right to do so and the SUPPLIER will indemnify and hold harmless the PURCHASER for any and all costs consequent thereon. SELLER may require If the SERVICE will be provided on the PURCHASER’s or PURCHASER to remove PURCHASER’S personnel and/or SUBCONTRACTORS from GROUP’s premises the SITE if they fail to comply with such legislation, policy or procedures. 15.2 In addition to the above, PURCHASER shall adhere and shall procure that all PURCHASER GROUP personnel are aware of and SUPPLIER will comply with the provisions of Schedule 3 – Site Specific HSSE Requirements and, where applicable, PURCHASER’S Safety Management System. It is PURCHASER’S responsibility to satisfy itself that it is aware of and has allowed for all such policies, procedures and practices before loading the GOODS. 15.3 PURCHASER is required to have and to maintain a management system which must include a Safety Management System, which demonstrates its commitment to the provision of adequate health, safety, security and environmental protection standards for its workforce and PURCHASER’S ’s Safety Management System must be complementary applicable at the PURCHASER’s premises, including the PURCHASER’s Permit to any SELLER Safety Work System and Safe System of Work. PURCHASER shall provide instruction to the SUPPLIER’s personnel to check that they are fully competent, properly qualified, skilled and experienced as defined in the WORKSITE Management System relating to (with minimum NEBOSH Award or comparable). SUPPLIER shall ensure that the SITE. PURCHASER shallSUPPLIER’s personnel are medically insured, if required, furnish a copy of such management system as evidence of its compliance have had the relevant vaccinations and shall allow SELLER have full access to verify the details provideda suitable emergency assistance provider for medical emergencies and repatriation. 15.4 PURCHASER shall procure that any person provided by or on behalf of PURCAHSER GROUP (including employees and workers) for the collection of the GOODS, shall do so: (a) in compliance with LEGISLATION and the terms and conditions of the CONTRACT applicable to them; (b) in accordance with internationally recognised good oilfield practices and standards;