Licence for high-risk works Sample Clauses

Licence for high-risk works. The Supplier shall issue permit for high-risk works to the Supplier’s employees and to persons involved by the Supplier in performance for the Customer and shall ensure that the works are not carried out without the permit. Before starting the works, the Supplier shall obtain the template of the permit for high-risk works from the site manager or other person appointed by the Customer. The permit to carry out the work can only be issued by a competent person with adequate knowledge of the work to be done. Where necessary, the person shall adopt measures (refuse to issue the permit or cancel it). Before issuing the permit, the site manager or other person appointed by the Customer shall make sure that all necessary measures have been adopted. Works cannot be started before inspection of the working conditions and the equipment or the system to be used (proper completion of the work permit) and before the persons assigned to the work are instructed properly (e.g., the Start Card). The Supplier shall notify beforehand the site manager or other person appointed by the Customer of the name of the person authorized to issue the permit for the Supplier’s employees and/or persons involved by the Supplier in the performance for the Customer.
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