Injury Prevention. Injured plants will be rejected. Protect tops of shrubs and trees while in transit to prevent windburn.
Injury Prevention. The facility will maintain a worker injury management prevention and training program and will comply with state and federal regulations regarding safe patient handling.
Injury Prevention. (a) The Employer and the Union agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating injuries or illnesses which are work related.
(b) The local Occupational Health and Safety Committee shall work proactively to identify and minimize factors which may cause or contribute to risk, including:
(1) Lifting and manual handling (2) Use of hand tools
Injury Prevention. Premise Health identifies opportunities for early identification and remediation and supports Client through participation in regularly scheduled disability management meetings with Client, TPA, Safety and others identified by Client.
(a) Performing return-to-work and fitness-for-duty examinations. Tests may include drug screening, visual screening (acuity, color blindness), and spirometry.
Injury Prevention.
(a) The Employer and the Union agree that there is a shared interest in minimizing and/or eliminating injuries or illnesses which are work-related.
(b) The local Occupational Health and Safety Committee shall work proactively to identify and minimize factors which may cause or contribute to risk, including:
(1) Lifting and manual handling
(2) Use of hand tools
(3) Operating equipment
(4) The layout of the workstation and equipment
(5) Posture and movement
(6) Environmental conditions
(7) Physical and psychological demands of work
(c) Where new equipment or practices are introduced to the workplace, or during the design and planning stages of new or renovated workplaces or workstations, the Employer will seek the appropriate advice with respect to the risk factors noted in (b) above. Such advice will be sought from resources which will include the XXXX Committee or worker health and safety representatives.
Injury Prevention. Any inmate who needs immediate mental, dental, or medical services will be identified and referred by a Licensed Nurse to the respective specialties for evaluation and treatment.
Injury Prevention. Likewise, any inmate who needs immediate mental health services will be identified and referred by a Licensed Nurse to the Contractor for evaluation and appropriate treatment.
Injury Prevention. The Employer will comply with state and federal regulations regarding employee injury prevention.
Injury Prevention. Epworth together with its Employees and their chosen representatives are committed to the prevention of workplace injuries through the provision of ongoing education programs and equipment to be utilised in lifting of patients and all manual handling. The risks associated with manual handling will be managed in a professional manner and appropriate resources will be applied during the life of this Agreement.
Injury Prevention. Contractor shall take all reasonable measures to prevent injury to persons or damage to any property on City's premises, or in the vicinity thereof, as a result of Contractor's performing the work, including, but not limited to: (1) all necessary steps to prevent fires; (2) the furnishing of fences, flagmen, warning signs, and barricades; (3) all necessary steps to eliminate excessive dust or smoke emission; (4) all steps necessary to protect overhead and underground utility lines, pipes, conduit, or cables; and (5) all steps necessary to protect existing work or work in progress by City or others. Should City request that Contractor take additional safeguards but Contractor fails to do so, City may provide such safeguards and Contractor shall reimburse City for the costs thereof.
