MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS Sample Clauses
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MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. OWNER agrees and acknowledges that it is the OWNER’s responsibility and duty to operate OWNER’s pool within the established minimum safety standards. The National Spa and Pool Institute “Minimum Standards for Public Pools”, the National Electrical Code, and any and all local health and building codes shall be used as minimum standards for safety herein. • AQUA TECH shall verify that OWNER’s pool is in compliance with minimum standards in the following areas:
a. Pool deck free of trip hazards, and equipped with all necessary depth marking.
b. Safety equipment: ring buoy(s), shepherd’s hook(s), first aid kit, safety rope
c. Proper signage as required by governing body.
d. Compliance with all current National Electric Code (NEC) guidelines including:
a. GFI circuit breakers for underwater pool lights.
b. GFI circuit breakers for all pool pumps.
c. Proper lighting in rooms where guests and operator will be present.
d. Proper bonding of pool pumps, handrails, ladders and other equipment.
e. Proper functionality of required exhaust fans or ventilation systems.
f. Proper functionality of GFI receptacles inside and outside of pool house.
g. Proper functionality of underwater lights and perimeter lighting.
i. Only if night swimming or swimming near listed time of sunset is permitted.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. The Company shall bring the Customer’s pool into compliance with minimum standards in the following areas:
1. A minimum of four (4) Swim at Your Own Risk signs, ensuring one sign is located on each side of fence.
2. Completed Pool Rule sign.
3. Tile depth marking at water line and on pool deck.
4. Safety equipment: ring buoy(s), rescue tube(s), shepherd hook(s), first aid kit, safety rope with buoys.
5. GFI circuit breakers for underwater pool lights. Payment for work and equipment to bring Customer’s pool within minimum standards on the above items shall be the responsibility of the Customer.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. Customer agrees and acknowledges that it is Customer’s responsibility and duty to operate Customer’s pool within the established minimum safety standards. The National Spa and Pool Institute and The Association of Pool & Spa Professionals “Minimum Standards for Public Pools,” the National Electric Code, and any and all local health and building codes shall be used as minimum standards for safety herein. The NSPI “Minimum Standards for Public Pools” may be obtained from NSPI, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇; the National Electric Code is available from the National Fire Protection Association, ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇; and local health codes are available from the county environmental health department. The Company may bring the Customer’s pool into compliance with minimum standards in the following areas (at the Customer's request): • Tile depth markings at water line and safety warnings on pool deck • Safety equipment: ring buoy(s), shepherd’s hook(s), first aid kit, safety rope, rescue tube, cervical collar, spine board • GFI circuit breakers for underwater pool lights • VGB drain and suction inlet compliance Payment for work and equipment to bring Customer’s pool within minimum standards on the above items shall be the responsibility of the Customer, payable to the Company. Company shall have the right to cancel this Agreement if Customer elects not to have pool brought up to minimum standards as defined above.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. The City of Hendersonville agrees and acknowledges that it is its responsibility to maintain depreciable assets, capital investment, replacement, and repairs within established state and local codes.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. The Company shall bring the Customer’s pool into compliance with minimum standards in the following areas:
1. Safety warning signs on pool deck.
2. Tile depth marking at water line and on pool deck.
3. Safety equipment: ring buoy(s), rescue tube(s), shepherd hook(s), first aid kit, safety rope with buoys.
4. GFI circuit breakers for underwater pool lights. Payment for work and equipment to bring Customer’s pool within minimum standards on the above items shall be the responsibility of the Customer. In accordance with section (22)PAYMENTS.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. Owner agrees and acknowledges that it is the Owner’s responsibility and duty to operate Owner’s pool within the established minimum safety standards. The National Spa and Pool Institute “Minimum Standards for Public Pools” , the National Electrical Code, and any and all local health and building codes shall be used as minimum standards for safety herein. • AQUA TECH shall verify that Owner’s pool is in compliance with minimum standards in the following areas:
a. tile depth markings at water line and safety warnings on pool deck b. safety equipment: ring buoy(s), shepherd’s hook(s), first aid kit, safety rope
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. 1. The BOARD agrees and acknowledges that it is the BOARD’S responsibility and duty to maintain the Leased Facilities within the established minimum safety standards pursuant to all state and local health and building codes and in accordance with the requirements of the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services and the YMCA of the USA.
2. The Board shall be solely responsible for the cost of labor and equipment to bring the Leased Facilities to “minimum safety standards.”
3. The YMCA shall be responsible for complying with any safety standards or regulations relating to the qualification and staffing of the childcare program, which safety standards shall include those regulations stated in Ohio statutes and administrative code.
MINIMUM SAFETY STANDARDS. The Secretary shall prescribe minimum safety standards for the transportation of carbon dioxide by pipeline in a gaseous state.