Common use of Operator Training Clause in Contracts

Operator Training. The Concessionaire is responsible for safety and health training for existing and newly hired employees. Process training will include familiarization with the SOPs and other operating protocols. Safety training will be conducted periodically for new and existing employees to familiarize the staff with potential dangers related to equipment and processes, particularly fire and explosion dangers, dangers associated with toxic or corrosive gases or liquids, and dangers related to electrical equipment. Training may be performed by in-house experts. However, industry safety professionals should be contracted to provide training when in-house expertise is not available.

Operator Training. The Concessionaire is responsible for safety process safety, and health training for existing and newly hired employees. Process training will include familiarization with the SOPs and other operating protocols. Safety training will be conducted periodically for new and existing employees to familiarize the staff with potential dangers related to equipment and processes, particularly fire and explosion dangers, dangers associated with toxic or corrosive gases or liquids, and dangers related to electrical equipment. Training may be performed by in-house experts. However, industry safety professionals experts should be contracted to provide training used when in-house expertise is not available.

Operator Training. ‌ The Concessionaire is responsible for safety and health training for existing and newly hired employees. Process training will include familiarization with the SOPs and other operating protocols. Safety training will be conducted periodically for new and existing employees to familiarize the staff with potential dangers related to equipment and processes, particularly fire and explosion dangers, dangers associated with toxic or corrosive gases or liquids, and dangers related to electrical equipment. Training may be performed by in-house experts. However, industry safety professionals experts should be contracted to provide training used when in-house expertise is not available.

Operator Training. ‌ The Concessionaire is responsible for safety process safety, and health training for existing and newly hired employees. Process training will include familiarization with the SOPs and other operating protocols. Safety training will be conducted periodically for new and existing employees to familiarize the staff with potential dangers related to equipment and processes, particularly fire and explosion dangers, dangers associated with toxic or corrosive gases or liquids, and dangers related to electrical equipment. Training may be performed by in-house experts. However, industry safety professionals experts should be contracted to provide training used when in-house expertise is not available.