Litter Abatement and Spill Prevention Sample Clauses

Litter Abatement and Spill Prevention. 745 Contractor shall use due care to prevent spills or leaks of material placed for Collection, 746 Used Motor Oil, fuel, and fluids while providing services under this Agreement. If any 747 materials are spilled or leaked during Collection and Transportation, the Contractor shall 748 clean up all spills or leaks before leaving the site of the spill and properly dispose of the 749 materials. 750 Contractor shall not transfer loads from one vehicle to another on any public street, 751 unless it is necessary to do so because of mechanical failure, hot load (combustion of 752 material in the truck), or accidental damage to a vehicle. 753 Contractor shall cover all open Drop Boxes at the pickup location before transporting 754 materials to the Approved Facility. 755 Contractor shall conduct public outreach and staff training to Customers on best 756 management practices for litter abatement at no extra charge to the RA Members when 757 no additional direct expenses are incurred by Contractor that are outside the scope of 758 the Public Education and Outreach Program as described in Attachment B8. If requested 759 outreach and staff training would result in additional direct expenses to Contractor, the 760 Regional Agency Contract Manager shall be notified. If the RA Members decide to pay 761 direct expenses, Contractor shall conduct activities for no additional charge. If the 762 Regional Agency does not agree to pay direct expenses, Contractor shall be under no 763 obligation to provide the requested services. Such best management practices include, 764 withoutlimitation: 765 • Closing Container lids and right sizing service: Contractor staff will tag overfull 766 containers with “reminder stickers,” which will serve as outreach and education to the 767 Customer. Photos of the container will be taken by drivers, attached to the Customer’s 768 account, and will be available to outreach and Customer service staff to demonstrate to 769 the Customer where a problem exists. 770 • Outreach to Customer on importance of bagging lightweight materials such as plastic 771 bags, film plastics, foam peanuts, and other materials that can easily become litter due 772 to their lightweight nature. 773 • Driver training on litter reduction techniques and litter removal best management 774 practices. 775 • Affixing signage to the back of Contractor trucks which reads “Help us keep our 776 roadways and waterways clean. If you see litter falling out of this truck, please 777 cont...
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Litter Abatement and Spill Prevention. The CONTRACTOR shall not litter Premises in the process of providing Collection Services or while its vehicles are on the road. The CONTRACTOR shall transport all materials Collected under the terms of this Agreement in such a manner as to prevent the spilling or blowing of such materials from the CONTRACTOR’s vehicle. The CONTRACTOR shall exercise all reasonable care and diligence in providing Collection Services so as to prevent spilling or dropping of any material and shall immediately, at the time of occurrence, clean up such spilled or dropped materials.
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