Respectful Worksite; Contractor Obligation Sample Clauses

Respectful Worksite; Contractor Obligation. In addition to the non-discrimination requirements in Section 00 22 00, the Contractor shall ensure a Respectful Worksite. A “Respectful Worksite” means a Worksite free of behaviors that would reasonably offend, intimidate, embarrass or humiliate others, whether deliberately or unintentionally, or that may impair production, or undermine the integrity of the work conditions, including but not limited to job performance, safety, productivity, or efficiency of workers. Examples are set forth in subsection C. A “Worksite” has the same meaning as “Site” or “Project Site” as defined in Section 00 72 00. In addition, Worksite means other locations used in conjunction with the Project where the Contractor and its Subcontractors perform Work.
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Respectful Worksite; Contractor Obligation. In addition to the non-discrimination requirements, the Contractor shall ensure a Respectful Worksite. A “Respectful Worksite” means a Worksite free of behaviors that would reasonably offend, intimidate, embarrass or humiliate others, whether deliberately or unintentionally, or that may impair production, or undermine the integrity of the work conditions, including but not limited to job performance, safety, productivity, or efficiency of workers. Examples are set forth in subsection “Complaints”. A “Worksite” has the same meaning as “Site” or “Project Site” as defined in the Contract Documents. In addition, Worksite means other locations used in conjunction with the Project where the Contractor and its Subcontractors perform Work.
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