Safety and Health Inspections. Elk Ridge personnel may perform periodic safety and environmental inspections of Seller’s worksite. Depending on the scope of work, Elk Ridge OATR may require that during each shift, the Seller, at Seller’s sole expense, shall ensure that an appropriately certified State and/or MSHA supervisor performs and documents, in an MSHA approved book, a safety inspection of the work area. Seller shall, at its sole expense and before the end of that shift, immediately correct any problems identified during this inspection and immediately provide the Elk Ridge OATR written notice of the problem and Seller’s Action Plan to alleviate the problem.
Safety and Health Inspections. The Union will be given the opportunity to participate in all scheduled workplace inspections which are intended to detect hazards to employee safety and health, whether conducted by USMA safety and health personnel, non-USMA employees acting on behalf of the Employer, OSHA and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) personnel, or other regulatory agencies and bodies.
Safety and Health Inspections a. Management will conduct an annual safety and health inspection by qualified personnel of Forest Service facilities that are regularly used. The AFGE Local #0446 President will be notified and will be given an opportunity to accompany the inspector if designated. All first aid kits will be part of this inspection and their contents shall be updated to published agency standards.
b. Management agrees to provide, or make available, to the Union, upon request, appropriate reports of safety inspections, accidents, and of occupational illnesses.
Safety and Health Inspections. Qualified safety or bio-environmental engineering personnel will inspect all work places at least annually, and upon request of a union official to ensure compliance with Air Force Occupational Safety and Health guidance. A union representative will have the right to participate in the inspections on official time. Upon request the union will be provided a copy of the inspection reports.
Safety and Health Inspections. Management will conduct an annual safety and health inspection by qualified personnel of Forest Service facilities that are regularly used. The Union will be notified of safety or health inspections with as much lead time as possible. Where the Union determines that Local Union representatives are either not available or qualified, local Parties may make arrangements regarding who will accompany the inspectors. When the Union participates in the inspection, Management agrees to provide or make available to the Local Union, upon request, appropriate reports of safety inspections, accidents, and of occupational illnesses.
Safety and Health Inspections. Company personnel may perform periodic safety and environmental inspections of Seller’s worksite. Depending on the scope of work, Company OATR may require that during each shift, the Seller, at Seller’s sole expense, shall ensure that an appropriately certified State and/or MSHA supervisor performs and documents, in an MSHA approved book, a safety inspection of the work area. Seller shall, at its sole expense and before the end of that shift, immediately correct any problems identified during this inspection and immediately provide the Company OATR written notice of the problem and Seller’s Action Plan to alleviate the problem.
Safety and Health Inspections. The Department of Labor Safety and Health Program includes the following types of workplace inspection activities:
(A) Day-To-Day Inspections;
(B) Annual Inspections;
(C) Unannounced Inspections; and
(D) Pre-Occupancy Inspections. These inspections are described in DLMS 4, Chapter 800. The exclusive representative of NCFLL employees shall be given an opportunity to participate in these inspections. During the course of an inspection any employee shall be afforded the opportunity to bring to the attention of the inspector any unsafe or unhealthful working condition which the employee has reason to believe exists in the workplace. In addition to the inspections described herein above, half of the members of record of any established committee may request the Secretary or his/her designated representative to conduct an inspection if they are not satisfied with any Agency's response to a report of hazardous working conditions in accordance with the provisions of 29 CFR 1960.31(a)(2) and 1960.40(b)(10).
Safety and Health Inspections. It is recognized that each employee has a primary responsibility for his/her safety and an obligation to know and observe safety rules and practices as a measure of protection for himself/herself and others. It is also recognized that the need for disciplinary action should be considered if an employee violates safety rules and safe practices. In the course of performing their normally assigned work, shop stewards will be alert to observe unsafe conditions and practices in their immediate areas, which represent safety and health hazards. In addition, the shop xxxxxxx upon notification by the Agency may participate in all formal safety and health inspections conducted by the NIH Division of Security and Emergency Response. The Union can bring urgent safety issues to management's attention at any time.
Safety and Health Inspections. The host Wing Safety Office will conduct an annual inspection of each organization’s activities and facilities. Except when officially restricted, the Union will be authorized to review the Annual Safety Inspection reports compiled by the Host Wing Safety Office and the Xxxxxxxxx Air Force Base Fire Department.
