Public and Product Liability Insurance. The Employer will maintain Public and Product Liability insurance that adequately covers all employees for all aspects of their work, including work carried out for the employer under the individuals licence. Where the employer does not maintain adequate insurance, and a claim is made against an employee, the employer will indemnify the individual concerned.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. The Supplier must insure against any claim in respect of:
i . loss or destruction of, or injury or damage to, or loss of use of any real or personal property of; and/or
ii . any personal injury to or death of, any person that arose out of, or was caused by, any act or omission of, or the supply or non-supply of the Goods and/or Services by the Supplier or the Supplier Personnel (Third Party Claims), and the insurance must:
iii . provide general and public liability to a limit of not less than $20,000,000.00 in respect of any one claim and unlimited as to the number of claims; and
iv . include the Buyer as an additional insured with respect to the liability incurred as a result of the acts or omissions of the Supplier;
Public and Product Liability Insurance. The Employer will maintain Public and Product Liability insurance that adequately covers all Employees for all aspects of their work, including work carried out for the Employer under the individual’s licence. Where the Employer does not maintain adequate insurance, and a claim is made against an Employee, the Employer will indemnify the individual concerned. This clause applies to training other than apprenticeship training or an equivalent contract for training. All parties covered by this Agreement acknowledge the changing pace of technology in the industry and the need for the Employer and Employees to understand those changes and have the necessary skill requirements to keep the Employer at the forefront of the industry. Where it is agreed by the Employer that additional training should be taken by an Employee, that training may be undertaken either on or off the job. Where courses are available during normal working hours, the Employee has first option of attending training at these times without loss of pay. If practicable, training will be provided on site to minimise down time and costs to the Employer. Where the Employer requires the Employee to attend training and the training can only be provided out of hours, the Employee will be paid at ordinary rates for all time required to complete the training. The Employer must consider the Employee’s individual circumstances before making training outside hours mandatory. All reasonable cost associated with training, including meals, accommodation and course fees, will be paid by the Employer.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. The User will maintain at all times a minimum both product liability insurance and general liability insurance with GSK listed as the certificate holder in each case. COI must be provided to GSK before any use of the facility will be permitted. GSK may, at any time, require the User to show proof of the required insurance.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. The Contractor must insure against all Third Party Claims and the insurance must provide cover:
(i) general and public liability to a limit not less $20,000,000.00 in respect of any one claim and unlimited as to the number of claims; and
(ii) include the Principal as an additional insured with respect to the liability incurred as a result of the acts or omissions of the Contractor;
(iii) be endorsed by the insurer to act asprimary cover to any other insurance; and
(iv) provide a waiver of subrogation in favour of the Principal.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. Customer will maintain a commercial general liability policy in the (minimum) amount of $1,000,000 per occurrence and $2,000,000
Public and Product Liability Insurance covering Liability relating to death, bodily injury, loss of property and damage to property in the amount of ten million dollars ($10,000,000) in respect of any one incident and a fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) maximum deductible, such Public and Product Liability Insurance:
(i) must either include the Insured Parties as a named insured on the insurance policy (and then contain a waiver of the insurer’s rights of subrogation to the Insured Parties’ rights) or note the Insured Parties’ interest on the policy;
(ii) must not exclude Supplier’s Personnel where the claimant under the policy is the Insured Parties;
(iii) must (where applicable) provide an indemnity for activities underground or for the use of unregistered mobile plant and equipment; and
(iv) insure the Goods against loss or damage during manufacture, pending delivery and in transit to the Delivery Point and until accepted by the Insured Parties.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. Public Liability Insurance and Product Liability Insurance covering all Claims and Loss, however caused, including but not limited to:
(1) in respect of:
(A) any injury or illness to or death of any person;
(B) any physical loss, damage or destruction to any property including that of the Principal; and
(C) the loss of use of tangible property whether that tangible property has been physically lost, destroyed or damaged or not; and
(2) arising out of or connected with any act, matter or thing relating to the Maintenance Work. These insurances must each:
(A) provide cover in respect of each and every occurrence to an amount of not less than the amount shown in item 3(b) of the Schedule, in respect of all Loss; and
(B) be maintained for the Maintenance Period.
Public and Product Liability Insurance. $[insert] Limit of Liability per claim and $[insert] in the aggregate and written on an occurrence basis (other than the products/completed operations buyback which will be written on a claims made basis) and which covers subject to the full terms of the policy the respective liabilities of the Operator and the Department (of types typically covered by this type of insurance) for any: (a) loss or damage to tangible property (including the Department's property in the care custody or control of the Operator or Operator Personnel; and (a) bodily injury, disease, illness or death of any person, caused by, arising out of or in connection with the performance of any obligations or the exercise of any right under a contract, including in respect of the manufacture, processing, alteration, repair installation, supply, distribution or sale of any product. Professional indemnity insurance (broad form): $[insert] Limit of Liability per claim and $[insert] in the aggregate for all claims in any 12 month policy period, and including one reinstatement of the policy limits. Such insurance must: (a) have a broad definition of professional services which will include activities and duties to be provided by the Operator or Operator Personnel under this Agreement; (b) cover claims related to software risks; (c) cover claims for unintentional breaches of Intellectual Property Rights; (d) cover breaches for unintentional breaches of the Australian Consumer Law and trade practices laws; and Item Clause Description (e) have a retroactive date of no later than the earlier commencement of the work under or in preparation for work under this Agreement. Workers compensation insurance: Limits of Liability as required by Law in respect of the Operator's Liability to persons engaged in the performance of any obligation or the exercise of any right under this Agreement. Where permissible under the relevant workers compensation or accident compensation scheme, the insurance must extend to cover the vicarious Liability of the Department for the acts or omissions of the Operator. Industrial special risks insurance: $ [insert] Limit of Liability per claim and $[insert] in the aggregate covering against the risk of loss, damage, destruction by all commercially insurable risks (including earthquake, fire, flood, lightning, storm and tempest, theft, malicious damage and resulting loss or damage arising from faulty material, workmanship or design) for the full replacement or reinstatement valu...
Public and Product Liability Insurance. The User will maintain at all times a minimum of $1,000,000 of both product liability insurance and general liability insurance with GSK listed as additional named insurance in each case. Proof of such insurance must be provided to GSK before any use of the facility will be permitted. GSK may, at any time, require the User to show proof of the required insurance.
