Common use of Incidents Clause in Contracts

Incidents. The Provider must notify the Department as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours, of any incident relating to any Activity, including: any accident, injury or death occurring during, or as a result of, the specified activities, including in relation to a Participant or a member of the public; any incident which relates to a work, health and safety issue; and any incident that may negatively impact upon the Disability Employment Services or bring the activities into disrepute. Where the incident referred to in clause 558 is an accident, or involves injury or death, irrespective of whether the injured party makes a claim at the time of the incident, the Provider must also, as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours: notify the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines; submit an incident report to the Department’s insurance broker (in the form required by the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines) giving full details of the accident; and provide a copy of the incident report to the Relationship Manager. The Provider must comply with any instructions issued by the Department, the Department of Jobs and Small Business or the Department of Jobs and Small Business’ insurance broker, and any Guidelines, in relation to insurance purchased by the Department of Jobs and Small Business for Participants. The Department may give Notice, on reasonable grounds related to the performance of PaTH Internships and National Work Experience Programme Placements, requiring the Provider to arrange for the removal of a supervisor, whether engaged by the Provider or engaged by an Activity Host Organisation, from work on the Activities. Where the Department gives Notice under clause 561, the Provider must, at its own cost, promptly arrange for the removal of such a supervisor from work on the affected Activities and their replacement with one or more supervisors acceptable to the Department.

Incidents. The Provider must notify the Department as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours, of any incident relating to any Activity, including: any accident, injury or death occurring during, or as a result of, the specified activities, including in relation to a Participant or a member of the public; any incident which relates to a work, health and safety issue; and any incident that may negatively impact upon the Disability Employment Services or bring the activities into disrepute. Where the incident referred to in clause 558 100.7 is an accident, or involves injury or death, irrespective of whether the injured party makes a claim at the time of the incident, the Provider must also, as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours: notify the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines; submit an incident report to the Department’s insurance broker (in the form required by the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines) giving full details of the accident; and provide a copy of the incident report to the Relationship Manager. The Provider must comply with any instructions issued by the Department, the Department of Jobs and Small Business or the Department of Jobs and Small Business’ insurance broker, and any Guidelines, in relation to insurance purchased by the Department of Jobs and Small Business for Participants. The Department may give Notice, on reasonable grounds related to the performance of PaTH Internships and National Work Experience Programme Placements, requiring the Provider to arrange for the removal of a supervisor, whether engaged by the Provider or engaged by an Activity Host Organisation, from work on the Activities. Where the Department gives Notice under clause 561100.10, the Provider must, at its own cost, promptly arrange for the removal of such a supervisor from work on the affected Activities and their replacement with one or more supervisors acceptable to the Department.

Incidents. The Provider must notify the Department as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours, of any incident relating to any Activity, including: any accident, injury or death occurring during, or as a result of, the specified activities, including in relation to a Participant or a member of the public; any incident which relates to a work, health and safety issue; and any incident that may negatively impact upon the Disability Employment Services or bring the activities into disrepute. Where the incident referred to in clause 558 100.7 is an accident, or involves injury or death, irrespective of whether the injured party makes a claim at the time of the incident, the Provider must also, as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours: notify the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines; submit an incident report to the Department’s insurance broker (in the form required by the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines) giving full details of the accident; and provide a copy of the incident report to the Relationship Account Manager. The Provider must comply with any instructions issued by the Department, the Department of Jobs and Small Business or the Department of Jobs and Small Business’ insurance broker, and any Guidelines, in relation to insurance purchased by the Department of Jobs and Small Business for Participants. The Department may give Notice, on reasonable grounds related to the performance of PaTH Internships and National Work Experience Programme Placements, requiring the Provider to arrange for the removal of a supervisor, whether engaged by the Provider or engaged by an Activity Host Organisation, from work on the Activities. Where the Department gives Notice under clause 561100.10, the Provider must, at its own cost, promptly arrange for the removal of such a supervisor from work on the affected Activities and their replacement with one or more supervisors acceptable to the Department.

Incidents. The Provider must notify the Department as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours, of any incident relating to any Activity, including: any accident, injury or death occurring during, or as a result of, the specified activities, including in relation to a Participant or a member of the public; any incident which relates to a work, health and safety issue; and any incident that may negatively impact upon the Disability Employment Services or bring the activities into disrepute. Where the incident referred to in clause 558 is an accident, or involves injury or death, irrespective of whether the injured party makes a claim at the time of the incident, the Provider must also, as soon as possible, and at the latest within 24 hours: notify the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines; submit an incident report to the Department’s insurance broker (in the form required by the Department’s insurance broker as specified in any Guidelines) giving full details of the accident; and provide a copy of the incident report to the Relationship Account Manager. The Provider must comply with any instructions issued by the Department, the Department of Jobs and Small Business or the Department of Jobs and Small Business’ insurance broker, and any Guidelines, in relation to insurance purchased by the Department of Jobs and Small Business for Participants. The Department may give Notice, on reasonable grounds related to the performance of PaTH Internships and National Work Experience Programme Placements, requiring the Provider to arrange for the removal of a supervisor, whether engaged by the Provider or engaged by an Activity Host Organisation, from work on the Activities. Where the Department gives Notice under clause 561, the Provider must, at its own cost, promptly arrange for the removal of such a supervisor from work on the affected Activities and their replacement with one or more supervisors acceptable to the Department.