Requirements before an Emergency Sample Clauses

Requirements before an Emergency. The SUPPLIER must have an Emergency Response Plan whose final version must be approved by ENEL. This document describes the organization, resources, and measures which shall help to control an emergency. The SUPPLIER shall make its personnel and its subcontractors aware of the Plan. The SUPPLIER must introduce and comply with all fire and explosion standards and regulations required by ENEL or those required by the Competent Authorities. The SUPPLIER must cover all costs associated with the medical assistance and first aids for its personnel and that of its subcontractors.
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Requirements before an Emergency. The SUPPLIER must have an Emergency Response Plan whose final version must be approved by ENEL. This document describes the organization, resources, and measures which shall help to control an emergency. The SUPPLIER shall make its personnel and its subcontractors aware of the Plan. The SUPPLIER must have at least one team of persons prepared to act in an emergency in the site (Emergency Response Team), said team shall be in charge of prevention functions and fire-fighting, first aid, evacuation, search, and rescue operations. ENEL reserves the right to demand, in accordance with local regulation or in its sole discretion and depending on the characteristics of the site, that the SUPPLIER have a medical area available at the working site, guarantee the availability of a 4X4 ambulance and, if necessary, a patient transfer service by helicopter to transport seriously injured people. The SUPPLIER must introduce and comply with all fire and explosion standards and regulations required by ENEL or those required by the Competent Authorities. The SUPPLIER must cover all costs associated with the medical assistance and first aids for its personnel and that of its subcontractors.
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Requirements before an Emergency. In case of an emergency, the SUPPLIER must follow the instructions provided by the emergency team personnel at the site. The SUPPLIER must have a list of emergency phone numbers which will help its personnel in case of any eventuality during the visits to ENEL'S sites. The SUPPLIER must cover all costs associated with the medical assistance and first aids for its personnel and that of its subcontractors.
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Requirements before an Emergency. In case of an emergency, the Contractor must follow the instructions provided by the emergency team personnel at the site. The Contractor must have a list of emergency phone numbers which will help its personnel in case of any eventuality during the visits to ENEL'S sites. The Contractor must cover all costs associated with the medical assistance and first aids for its personnel and that of its subcontractors.
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Requirements before an Emergency. The Contractor must have an Emergency Response Plan whose final version must be approved by ENEL. This document describes the organization, resources, and measures which shall help to control an emergency. The Contractor shall make its personnel and its subcontractors aware of the Plan. The Contractor must have at least one team of persons prepared to act in an emergency in the site (Emergency Response Team), said team shall be in charge of prevention functions and fire- fighting, first aid, evacuation, search, and rescue operations. ENEL reserves the right to demand, in accordance with local regulation or in its sole discretion and depending on the characteristics of the site, that the Contractor have a medical area available at the working site, guarantee the availability of a 4X4 ambulance and, if necessary, a patient transfer service by helicopter to transport seriously injured people. The Contractor must introduce and comply with all fire and explosion standards and regulations required by ENEL or those required by the Competent Authorities. The Contractor must cover all costs associated with the medical assistance and first aids for its personnel and that of its subcontractors.
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