Common use of SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS Clause in Contracts

SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS. 31.1. The Purchaser's Representative will have authority to monitor the performance of the work done by the Builder to ensure safe and workmanlike performance. 31.2. It is the Purchaser's policy not only to comply with the safety and health measures required by law but to act positively to prevent injury, ill health, damages and loss arising from its operations. The Purchaser requires the Builder and his sub-contractors to apply health, safety and local environmental standards in order to achieve high levels of performance. It is essential that the Builder and his sub-contractors undertaking work consistently show a high level of safety awareness and demonstrate that they are capable of conducting themselves in a safe and competent manner in their area of activity. 31.3. The Builder acknowledges the Purchaser's strong commitment to safety and affirms that he has a written safety policy which has been signed and is actively supported and endorsed by Builder's management. The Builder further affirms that his safety policy is widely disseminated, understood and implemented by and among Builder's and Builder's sub-contractors' employees. This policy shall be in English and such other language(s) as required. A copy of Builder's Safety Policy shall be furnished to the Purchaser prior to start of the work. 31.4. It is essential that good housekeeping is maintained by the Builder's employees throughout the term of this Contract. The working areas shall be kept tidy at all times, access ways kept clear and surplus/scrap material removed daily. Cleaning up at end of the job is not considered sufficient. Spillage of oil or chemicals shall be cleared up immediately to avoid fire hazards, slippery surfaces, contact with toxic substance and other hazards. Appropriate safety precautions shall be taken during cleaning up. No oil grade with flash points lower than 55 degrees C shall be used for cleaning purposes. 31.5. Asbestos containing products are not to be applied on board the Vessel. Substitutes therefor shall be applied only after authorisation by the Purchaser. 31.6. The Builder shall report immediately to the Purchaser all accidents occurring during the term of this Contract and related to work thereunder, that result in injury to or death of any person and/or damage to or loss of property. Accidents are defined as "Unintentional or unplanned events that may or may not result in personal injury or equipment, plant, or property damage, or any combination of these". Purchaser and Builder agree to cooperate to reach mutually agreeable resolutions and immediate rectification of any perceived unsafe practices. 31.7. The Purchaser may require the Builder to permanently remove and replace any of Builder's or Builder's sub-contractors' employees who violate safety regulations and any equipment which is obviously unsafe. 31.8. The Builder shall, at his own expense, supply his personnel and his sub-contractors' personnel with adequate protective personal clothing, safety helmets, safety shoes, and other protective equipment required for the type of work to be carried out.

SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS. 31.1. The Purchaser's Representative will have authority to monitor the performance of the work done by the Builder to ensure safe and workmanlike performance. 31.2. It is the Purchaser's policy not only to comply with the safety and health measures required by law but to act positively to prevent injury, ill health, damages and loss arising from its operations. The Purchaser requires the Builder and his sub-contractors to apply health, safety and local environmental standards in order to achieve high levels of performance. It is essential that the Builder and his sub-contractors undertaking work consistently show a high level of safety awareness and demonstrate that they are capable of conducting themselves in a safe and competent manner in their area of activity. 31.3. The Builder acknowledges the Purchaser's strong commitment to safety and affirms that he has a written safety policy which has been signed and is actively supported and endorsed by Builder's management. The Builder further affirms that his safety policy is widely disseminated, understood and implemented by and among Builder's and Builder's sub-contractors' employees. This policy shall be in English and such other language(s) as required. A copy of Builder's Safety Policy shall be furnished to the Purchaser prior to start of the work. 31.4. It is essential that good housekeeping is maintained by the Builder's employees throughout the term of this Contract. The working areas shall be kept tidy at all times, access ways kept clear and surplus/scrap material removed daily. Cleaning up at end of the job is not considered sufficient. Spillage of oil or chemicals shall be cleared up immediately to avoid fire hazards, slippery surfaces, contact with toxic substance and other hazards. Appropriate safety precautions shall be taken during cleaning up. No oil grade with flash points lower than 55 degrees C 55*C shall be used for cleaning purposes. 31.5. Asbestos containing products are not to be applied on board the Vessel. Substitutes therefor shall be applied only after authorisation by the Purchaser. 31.6. The Builder shall report immediately to the Purchaser all accidents occurring during the term of this Contract and related to work thereunder, that result in injury to or death of any person and/or damage to or loss of property. Accidents are defined as "Unintentional or unplanned events that may or may not result in personal injury or equipment, plant, or property damage, or any combination of these". Purchaser and Builder agree to cooperate to reach mutually agreeable resolutions and immediate rectification of any perceived unsafe practices. 31.7. The Purchaser may require the Builder to permanently remove and replace any of Builder's or Builder's sub-contractors' employees who violate safety regulations and any equipment which is obviously unsafe. 31.8. The Builder shall, at his own expense, supply his personnel and his sub-contractors' personnel with adequate protective personal clothing, safety helmets, safety shoes, and other protective equipment required for the type of work to be carried out.

SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS. 31.130.1. The Purchaser's Representative will have authority to monitor the performance of the work done by the Builder to ensure safe and workmanlike performance. 31.230.2. It is the Purchaser's policy not only to comply with the safety and health measures required by law but to act positively to prevent injury, ill health, damages and loss arising from its operations. The Purchaser requires the Builder and his sub-contractors to apply health, safety and local environmental standards in order to achieve high levels of performance. It it is essential that the Builder and his sub-contractors undertaking work consistently show a high level of safety awareness and demonstrate prove that they are capable of conducting themselves in a safe and competent manner in their area of activity. 31.330.3. The Builder acknowledges the Purchaser's strong commitment to safety and affirms that he has a written safety policy which has been signed and is actively supported and endorsed by Builder's management. The Builder further affirms that his safety policy is widely disseminated, understood and implemented by and among Builder's and Builder's sub-contractors' employees. This policy shall be in English and such other language(s) as required. A copy of Builder's Safety Policy shall be furnished to the Purchaser prior to start of the work. 31.430.4. It is essential that good housekeeping is maintained by the Builder's employees throughout the term of this Contract. The working areas shall be kept tidy at all times, access ways kept clear and surplus/scrap material removed daily. Cleaning up at end of the job is not considered sufficient. Spillage of oil or chemicals shall be cleared up immediately to avoid fire hazards, slippery surfaces, contact with toxic substance and other hazards. Appropriate safety precautions shall be taken during cleaning up. No oil grade with flash points lower than 55 degrees C shall be used for cleaning purposes. 31.530.5. Asbestos containing products are not to be applied on board the Vessel. Substitutes therefor shall be applied only after authorisation by the Purchaser. 31.630.6. The Builder shall report immediately to the Purchaser all accidents occurring during the term of this Contract and related to work thereunder, that result in injury to or death of any person and/or damage to or loss of property. Accidents are defined as "Unintentional or unplanned events that may or may not result in personal injury or equipment, plant, or property damage, or any combination of these". The Purchaser reserves the right to stop part or all of the work at no cost to the Purchaser until relevant unsafe acts and situations have been rectified and the period work is so stopped shall not be a permitted reason for extending the of Delivery Date. Any such stoppage of work shall be confirmed to the Builder agree in writing by the Purchaser stating the reasons for stoppage and the actions that the Builder has to cooperate implement for work to reach mutually agreeable resolutions and immediate rectification be permitted to resume. For minor violation of any perceived unsafe practicessafety regulations the Purchaser may choose not to require work stoppage provided that the Builder promptly rectifies such violation. 31.730.7. The Purchaser may require the Builder to permanently remove and replace any of Builder's or Builder's sub-contractors' employees who violate safety regulations and any equipment which is obviously unsafe. 31.830.8. The Builder shall, at his own expense, supply his personnel and his sub-contractors' personnel with adequate protective personal clothing, safety helmets, safety shoes, and other protective equipment required for the type of work to be carried out.

SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS. 31.130.1. The Purchaser's Representative will have authority to monitor the performance of the work done by the Builder to ensure safe and workmanlike performance. 31.230.2. It is the Purchaser's policy not only to comply with the safety and health measures required by law but to act positively to prevent injury, ill health, damages and loss arising from its operations. The Purchaser requires the Builder and his sub-contractors to apply health, safety and local environmental standards in order to achieve high levels of performance. It is essential that the Builder and his sub-contractors undertaking work consistently show a high level of safety awareness and demonstrate prove that they are capable of conducting themselves in a safe and competent manner in their area of activity. 31.330.3. The Builder acknowledges the Purchaser's strong commitment to safety and affirms that he lie has a written safety policy which has been signed and is actively supported and endorsed by Builder's management. The Builder further affirms that his its safety policy is widely disseminateddissefilinated, understood and implemented by and among Builder's and Builder's sub-contractors' employees. This policy shall be in English and such other language(s) as required. A copy of Builder's Safety Policy shall be furnished to the Purchaser prior to start of the tile work. 31.430.4. It is essential that good housekeeping is maintained by the Builder's employees throughout the term of this Contract. The working areas shall be kept tidy at all times, access ways kept clear and surplus/scrap material removed daily. Cleaning up at end of the job Job is not considered sufficientSufficient. Spillage of oil or chemicals shall be cleared up immediately to avoid fire hazards, slippery surfaces, contact with toxic substance and other hazards. Appropriate safety precautions shall be taken during cleaning up. No oil grade with flash points lower than 55 degrees C 550C shall be used for cleaning purposes. 31.530.5. Asbestos containing products are not to be applied on board the Vessel. Substitutes therefor shall be applied only after authorisation by the Purchaser. 31.630.6. The Builder shall report immediately to the Purchaser all accidents occurring during the term of this Contract and related to work thereunder, that result in injury to or death of any person and/or damage to or loss of property. Accidents are defined as "Unintentional or unplanned events that may or may not result in personal injury or equipment, plant, or property damage, or any combination of these". The Purchaser reserves the right to stop part or all of the work at no cost to the Purchaser until relevant unsafe acts and situations have been rectified and the period work is so stopped shall not be a permitted reason for extending the of Delivery Date. Any such stoppage of work shall be confirmed to the Builder agree in writing by the Purchaser stating the reasons for stoppage and the actions that the Builder has to cooperate implement for work to reach mutually agreeable resolutions and immediate rectification be permitted to resume. For minor violation of any perceived unsafe practicessafety regulations the Purchaser may choose not to require work stoppage provided that the Builder promptly rectifies such violation. 31.730.7. The Purchaser may require the Builder to permanently remove and replace any of Builder's or Builder's sub-contractors' employees who violate safety regulations and any equipment which is obviously unsafe. 31.830.8. The Builder shall, at his own expense, supply his personnel and his sub-contractors' personnel with adequate protective personal clothing, safety helmets, safety shoes, and other protective equipment required for the type of work to be carried out.