Safety and Environmental Protection. 8.1 Delivered goods and rendered services must comply with the statutory provisions, in particular safety and environmental protection provisions.
Safety and Environmental Protection. 1. The Parties shall adopt, where appropriate, common safety and environmental standards and requirements applicable to activity contemplated under this Agreement. In any event, the Parties shall strive to ensure that their respective standards and requirements are compatible where necessary for the safe, effective, and environmentally responsible Implementation of thisAgreement.
Safety and Environmental Protection. Issues Before starting work the contractor will consider the Risk Management Note and will: • provide and agree method statements illustrating how they will safely go about the work (e.g. erecting safety signs, disposal of trimmings, tools to be used). • agree how they will comply with Health & Safety Regulations, COSHH requirements (e.g. use of petrol, etc.). • not use herbicides, pesticides or fungicides on any site for the Parish Council • provide public liability insurance documents. • provide certificates of competency (such as chainsaw certificates, operators licences for machinery and, if applicable, application of herbicides). Before starting work the Parish Council will: • Provide information concerning any other matter to be brought to the contractor’s attention (e.g. archaeological or wildlife issues).
Safety and Environmental Protection. (a) If, at any time prior to or during delivery, Seller reasonably determines that the circumstances for delivery are unsafe or have the potential for a spill (as defined in Section 9 (c) below) occurring due to conditions such as, but not limited to, unsafe or inadequate working environment, practices or procedures, facilities, tools or equipment, incompatible configurations or bad weather, Seller reserves the right not to commence delivery or to terminate the supply immediately without any prior notice to Buyer and without liability. Buyer shall be solely responsible for any loss or damage occurring on board or to the Vessel resulting from any incident arising out of or in connection with any such conditions.
Safety and Environmental Protection. Issues Before starting work the contractor will consider the Risk Management Note and will: • provide and agree method statements illustrating how they will safely go about the work (e.g. erecting safety signs, disposal of trimmings, tools to be used). • agree how they will comply with Health & Safety Regulations, COSHH requirements (e.g. use of petrol, herbicides etc.). • provide public liability insurance documents. • provide certificates of competency (such as chainsaw certificates, operators licences for machinery and, if applicable, application of herbicides). Before starting work the Parish/Town Council will: • Provide information concerning any other matter to be brought to the contractor’s attention (e.g. archaeological or wildlife issues).
Safety and Environmental Protection. (A) YMCA shall operate and maintain the Licensed Area so as to avoid injury or damage to any person or property. In carrying out its work, YMCA shall at all times, exercise all necessary precautions for the safety and environmental protection of the Licensed Area and Property, and be in compliance with all federal, state and local statutory and regulatory requirements including State of California, Division of Industrial Relations (Cal/OSHA) regulations, Cal/EPA, and US/EPA (as applicable).
Safety and Environmental Protection. (a) It shall be the sole responsibility of the Buyer to ensure that the Vessel, its crew and those responsible for its operation and management, observe and comply with all health, safety and environmental laws and regulations with regard to the receipt, handling and use of the Marine Fuel. The Customer warrants that the Vessel is in com- pliance with all national and international trading and pollution regulations and free of all conditions, deficiencies or defects. The Seller and/or its supplier reserve the right not to commence delivery or to terminate delivery without recourse to the Customer in the event that they deem the environment for delivery of the Marine Fuel to be unsafe.
Safety and Environmental Protection. Issues Before starting work the contractor will consider the Risk Management Note and will: • provide and agree method statements illustrating how they will safely go about the work (e.g. erecting safety signs, disposal of trimmings, tools to be used). • agree how they will comply with Health & Safety Regulations, COSHH requirements (e.g. use of petrol, etc.). • not use herbicides, pesticides or fungicides on any site for the Parish Council • provide public liability insurance documents. • provide certificates of competency (such as chainsaw certificates, operators licences for machinery and, if applicable, application of herbicides). Parish Council Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx-Xxxxx c/o The Art House 00 Xxxx Xxxxxx Praze-an-Beeble Cornwall TR14 0JX xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Before starting work the Parish Council will: • Provide information concerning any other matter to be brought to the contractor’s attention (e.g. archaeological or wildlife issues).
Safety and Environmental Protection. Issues Before starting work the contractor will consider the Risk Management Note and will: ● provide and agree method statements illustrating how they will safely go about the work (e.g. erecting safety signs, disposal of trimmings, tools to be used). ● agree how they will comply with Health & Safety Regulations, COSHH requirements (e.g. use of petrol, herbicides etc.). ● provide public liability insurance documents. ● provide certificates of competency (such as chainsaw certificates, operators licences for machinery and, if applicable, application of herbicides). Before starting work the Ponsanooth Parish Council will: ● Provide information concerning any other matter to be brought to the contractor’s attention (e.g. Community, archaeological or wildlife issues).
Safety and Environmental Protection. Issues Before starting work the contractor will supply the following information: • Provide a method statements illustrating how they will safely go about the work (e.g. erection, watering and taking down baskets, erecting safety signs, equipment to be used and disposal of baskets) • agree how they will comply with Health & Safety Regulations, COSHH requirements (e.g. use of equipment and any herbicides etc.) • Risk assessment for work provided • A copy of their Health & Safety Policy or a statement confirming that they have fewer than 5 employees and do not have a written policy or risk assessments • provide public liability insurance documents • confirmation that all equipment is maintained and kept in good working order • confirmation that all workers are suitably qualified and to provide certificates of competency (such as operators licences for machinery and, if applicable, application of herbicides). Before starting work the Parish/Town Council will provide: • A list of lamp posts that baskets are to be attached to.
