SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT Sample Clauses

SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. (a) The Supplier must perform its obligations under the Agreement with due regard for the health and safety of all persons and the protection of environment and must take all precautions necessary to protect the health and safety of persons and the environment. (b) Clause 7(c) and 7(d) apply where the Supplier is required to perform work (including the delivery of the Goods) at the Site. (c) While carrying out Services or performing Delivery at the Site, the Supplier must, and must ensure that its employees, agents and subcontractors: (i) attend any inductions Shamrock requires before they enter the Site or before they use any plant or equipment at the Site, as determined by Shamrock; (ii) comply with all applicable policies and procedures of Shamrock and the Site in relation to health, safety and the environment; (iii) comply with all directions issued by the Site project manager or any other authorised Site supervisor; (iv) cooperate with others carrying out work at the Site and coordinate its work with the work of others so as to avoid disruption to others; and (v) if required by Xxxxxxxx, complete and return an executed copy of Xxxxxxxx’s HS-FRM- 17;20;21 & 39 - Health and Safety (HS) Conditions of Contract or similar document/s as amended from time to time. (d) The Supplier must immediately advise Shamrock, and within 3 days provide a written report to Shamrock, if: (i) it reasonably believes that any of the Site or any plant or equipment at the Site is unsafe; (ii) any person engages in work practices that are likely to put safety, health or the environment at risk; or (iii) an incident or accident occurs. (e) Entry to the Site by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and subcontractors is at their own risk and Shamrock is not responsible for any loss or damage suffered by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and subcontractors while on the Site or any other place provided by Shamrock in connection with Goods or Services. (f) The Supplier must, at its cost, immediately and permanently remove from the Site any person Shamrock considers (in its absolute discretion) is behaving in an unsafe or offensive manner. 8 PRICE & PAYMENT (a) The Price is fixed and not subject to any increase whatsoever except to the extent expressly set out in the Agreement. (b) The Price includes all things necessary to supply the Goods or Services in accordance with the Agreement including: (i) labour, tools, equipment and materials; (ii) complying wit...
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. 20.1 You must ensure that each of your personnel accessing the site takes all reasonable measures to protect persons and property, avoids unnecessary disturbance and interference with the passage of people and vehicles, prevents nuisance and unnecessary noise, complies with any health and safety requirements applicable to the site as notified by us to you and acts in a safe and lawful manner while at the site. 20.2 You must also ensure that, in relation to the provision of goods, services or personnel to the site: (a) none of your personnel does any act or omission that exposes, or has the potential to expose any person to any risk to health or safety or hazards arising from any such act or omission; (b) any appliance, component, equipment, facility, goods, material, machinery, plant or tool used in the provision of the services is safe and without risk to health, safety and welfare; (c) appropriate safety equipment is provided to and used by your personnel; (d) you implement and maintain appropriate system of work and that the working environment is safe and without risks to health, safety and welfare; (e) you provide all information, instruction, training and supervision as may be necessary to ensure that the services are provided without any hazard or risk to health, safety and welfare. 20.3 You acknowledge and agree that the following matters are prohibited and are "safety principles" that apply to all services: (a) not using any form of load restraint, if applicable; (b) not adhering to exclusion zones during unloading or loading, if applicable; (c) supply, possession or consumption of alcohol or illegal drugs on the site; (d) allowing anyone to work in an environment that is a risk to their safety; and (e) not following any danger tag or isolation procedures or interfering with any safety devices. 20.4 You acknowledge that we have entered, or may enter, into agreements with various third parties (including local Aboriginal communities) in respect of archaeological, heritage and native title issues applicable to the site and its surrounds, including as required by archaeological, heritage and native title laws. 20.5 You must not liaise (including any form of communication) with any of those parties without our prior written approval. 20.6 You must ensure your personnel do not damage or destroy an item on the site or its surrounds which is of an archaeological, heritage or native title nature or disturb any designated area identified in site drawings o...
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. (a) Sewer Miner must: (i) Ensure the safety, health and welfare of all persons who could be affected by the construction, operation or removal of the Connection Points or the Facility; (ii) Independently identify, assess and control all safety and environmental risks associated with the construction and operation of the Connection Points and the Facility; (iii) If undertaking any work on or near the Connection Points or near the Sewerage System ensure that that work is undertaken in compliance with all safety requirements imposed by Sydney Water; (iv) Provide to Sydney Water appropriate information on the design and operation of the Connection Points to allow Sydney Water to assess the risks associated with working on or near those works; (v) Ensure that all persons engaged in work on or near the Connection Points are appropriately qualified, skilled, trained and supervised; (vi) Ensure that any activities it undertakes on or near the Connection Points, the Sewerage System or any land owned or occupied by Sydney Water are undertaken in a manner which protects the environment to the maximum extent possible; (vii) Provide appropriate information on the nature and properties of the Sewage and the risks associated with its use to any person likely to come into contact with the Sewage as a result of Sewer Miner 's activities. (b) Sydney Water and Sewer Miner will jointly develop, agree on and implement an Emergency Management and Incident Reporting Plan (for the extraction of sewage and discharge of waste by Sewer Miner) to identify each party’s rights and responsibilities in the event of an incident or emergency arising from the extraction of Sewage and discharges of Trade Wastewater by Sewer Miner. The Emergency Management and Incident Reporting Plan must: (i) Be finalised within 90 days of the signing of this Agreement; (ii) Be reviewed by both parties annually; (iii) Be consistent with the provisions in this Agreement, in particular clause 4.5 and 4.6; (iv) Specify that if an Incident occurs: A. Sydney Water will notify the Sewer Miner (as required by clause 4.6(e)); B. Sewer Miner must, as soon as it becomes aware, immediately notify Sydney Water and provide it with any details on the Incident which it requests; and C. Sydney Water may, if it considers it necessary, issue instructions to Sewer Miner or take other action to minimise the consequences of the Incident and Sewer Miner must promptly comply with such instructions. Without limiting clause 8.5, to ...
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. Carrier shall adhere at all times with the following safety requirements: At loading point arrival, Carrier’s drivers must wear clean and trim clothes that cover the whole body, as well as steel toed shoes, and any other safety equipment required at a point of origin location. Carrier’s drivers must not smoke, eat or, drink at the work sites except where there are designated areas for such purposes. Carrier’s drivers must at all times exhibit well-conducted hygienic behavior and use proper sanitary infrastructure. Carrier’s drivers must at all times comply with speed limitations in force at any location, and not obstruct any road or entrance. In the event of accidental product damage, Carrier’s drivers shall have to immediately notify the person in charge of the relevant department, and clean up any spillage in compliance with the directions of the person in question. Carrier’s drivers shall not clean or wash any trailer or unit on SPS’s or any of its vendor’s sites except with the express consent of the site supervisor. Carrier’s drivers shall comply at all times with plant fire alarm instructions. Carrier’s drivers shall not enter any plant departments that are unrelated to loading and unloading operations. Carrier’s drivers shall not be accompanied in their vehicle by any non-essential person(s), minor(s), or animal(s). Carrier’s drivers shall not take any photographs. Carrier’s drivers shall not collect and spread non-official published information regarding SPS and the vendors’ activities. In the event that a vehicle needs to be disconnected, the Carrier's driver shall have to place props in front of the trailer with wedges on the rear wheels.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. (a) The Supplier must perform its obligations with due regard for the health and safety of all persons and the protection of environment and must take all precautions necessary to protect the health and safety of all persons and the environment. (b) While carrying out Services or performing Delivery at the Site, the Supplier must, and must ensure that its employees, agents and Suppliers: (i) attend any inductions DMF Engineering Pty Ltd requires before they enter the Site or before they use any plant or equipment at the Site, as determined by DMF Engineering Pty Ltd; (ii) comply with all applicable polices and procedures of DMF Engineering Pty Ltd and the Site in relation to health, safety and the environment, as well any plans DMF Engineering Pty Ltd may require the Supplier to prepare; (iii) comply with all directions issued by DMF Engineering Pty Ltd or any other authorised Site supervisor; and (iv) cooperate with others carrying out work at the Site and coordinate its work with the work of others so as to avoid disruption to others. (c) The Supplier must immediately advise DMF Engineering Pty Ltd, and provide it with a written report, if: (i) the Supplier reasonably believes that any part of the Site or any plant or equipment at the Site is unsafe; (ii) any person engages in work practices that are likely to put safety, health or the environment at risk; or (iii) an incident or accident occurs. (d) Entry to the Site by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and Suppliers is at their own risk and DMF Engineering Pty Ltd is not responsible for any loss or damage suffered by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and Suppliers while on the Site or any other place provided by DMF Engineering Pty Ltd in connection with the Goods or the Services. (e) The Supplier must, at its cost, immediately and permanently remove from the Site any person DMF Engineering Pty Ltd considers (in its absolute discretion) is behaving in an unsafe or offensive manner.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. 19.01 (a) The Company recognizes its obligations to provide a safe, healthful working environment for the employees as required by law and will continue to supply safety equipment as required.
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SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. Except as set forth in the Final Prospectus, each of the Company and its subsidiaries is in compliance with all statutes, and all rules, regulations, requirements, decisions and orders of, and agreements with, any governmental agency or body and any court, relating to the protection of human health and safety (including occupational health and safety), the use, handling, transportation, disposal or release of hazardous or toxic substances, or the protection or restoration of the environment (collectively, “HSE Laws”), and has received, and is in compliance with all terms and conditions of, all permits, licenses or other approvals required of it under applicable HSE Laws in order to conduct its business except, in each case, where the failure to be in compliance with or receive such permits, licenses or other approvals would not, individually or in the aggregate, have a Material Adverse Effect.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. In the event of any spillage (which for the purpose of this clause 20 shall mean any leakage, escape, or overflow of the Marine Fuel) causing or likely to cause pollution occurring at any stage of the bunkering operation, the Buyer and the Seller or the Supplier shall jointly, and regardless as to whether the Buyer, the Seller or the Supplier is responsible, immediately take such action as is necessary to clean up, which shall always be conducted in accordance with such local laws and regulations that may apply. If the pollution is caused by an act or omission of the Buyer, its servant or agents the Buyer shall indemnify the Seller and the Supplier for the cost incurred by the Seller and the Supplier in connection with it. The MSDS are transmitted to the Buyer and may be consulted over the Internet (xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx). The delivered products subject to Regulation EC No. 1907/2006 of 18 December 2006 (REACH Regulation) comply with the REACH Regulation in force on the date of their delivery, for those uses and under those conditions stated in the MSDS and/or in the Seller’s specifications. The Seller makes no representation or warranty and shall bear no liability for any other use, even if notified by the Buyer, or any use not provided for in the MSDS and/or in the Seller’s specifications, or which does not comply with the provisions of the MSDS. In addition, no indemnity may be charged to the Seller or the Supplier due to the implementation of the REACH Regulation, in particular in the event of late delivery or interruption in supplies of products.
SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT. (a) The Supplier must perform its obligations under the Agreement with due regard for the health and safety of all persons and the protection of environment and must take all precautions necessary to protect the health and safety of persons and the environment. (b) Clause 7(c) and 7(d) apply where the Supplier is required to perform work (including the delivery of the Goods) at the Site. (c) While carrying out Services or performing Delivery at the Site, the Supplier must, and must ensure that its employees, agents and subcontractors: (i) attend any inductions SCE requires before they enter the Site or before they use any plant or equipment at the Site, as determined by SCE; (ii) comply with all applicable polices and procedures of SCE and the Site in relation to health, safety and the environment; (iii) comply with all directions issued by the Site Project Manager or any other authorised Site supervisor; (iv) cooperate with others carrying out work at the Site and coordinate its work with the work of others so as to avoid disruption to others; and (v) if required by SCE, complete and return an executed copy of SCE’s HS-FRM-17;20;21 & 39 - Health and Safety (HS) Conditions of Contract. (d) The Supplier must immediately advise SCE, and within 3 days provide a written report to SCE, if: (i) it reasonably believes that any of the Site or any plant or equipment at the Site is unsafe; (ii) any person engages in work practices that are likely to put safety, health or the environment at risk; or (iii) an incident or accident occurs. (e) Entry to the Site by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and subcontractors is at their own risk and SCE is not responsible for any loss or damage suffered by the Supplier and the Supplier’s employees, agents and subcontractors while on the Site or any other place provided by SCE in connection with Goods or Services. (f) The Supplier must, at its cost, immediately and permanently remove from the Site any person SCE considers (in its absolute discretion) is behaving in an unsafe or offensive manner.
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