Safety and Liability. All work should be executed in a safe manner. The Alaska State Safety Code and OSHA regulations shall serve as minimum standards. Safety devices and first-aid equipment as may be needed for safety and proper medical treatment shall be provided by the Employer.
Safety and Liability. Teachers shall be expected to exercise reasonable care with respect to the safety of pupils and property, but shall not be individually liable to the Board for damage or loss to person or property except in the case of gross negligence.
Safety and Liability.
A. No employee shall be required to operate any equipment which is unsafe. No disciplinary action or other form of discrimination shall be instituted against any employee for questioning whether a piece of equipment is safe.
B. Safety defects in equipment shall be reported by the employee immediately or at the end of the assigned shift to his/her immediate supervisor or, in the event the immediate supervisor is unavailable, the report shall be made to Dispatch.
C. When an occasion arises where an employee notifies the Employer of a question of safety, there shall be an immediate investigation of the safety matter in question by the supervisor. If the matter cannot be resolved between the employee and his supervisor, there shall be an investigation by a committee of equal representation of the Association and the Municipality. The committee must meet within fourteen (14) days from the time the employee has notified the employer of a question of safety, if the problem has not been resolved before that time. The committee's determinations on the matter shall be followed.
D. Equipment deadlined by the committee shall be certified as "safe to return to duty" by the Department Safety Officer in writing.
E. The Municipality will ensure parking for all non-sworn personnel assigned to a substation.
F. No non-sworn employee shall drive a patrol car unless it is prominently marked "out of service".
G. The Municipality and the Association shall cooperate in designing and carrying out a safety program affecting all employees.
H. Employees shall report as soon as reasonably possible all vehicle accidents involving municipal vehicles, or involving personal vehicles driven during work hours, in accordance with Police Department policies.
I. Employees shall report all work related injuries/illnesses immediately to their supervisors, and timely complete required injury/illness reports, in accordance with Police Department policies.
Safety and Liability. The Olmsted Community Center may require the renting organization to provide parking attendants, fire and police supervision and liability insurance if the crowd or program warrants. The Olmsted Community Center requires all renting groups to protect themselves with a public liability policy of not less than $100,000/$300,000 bodily injury and $50,000 property damage or a single limit coverage policy of $300,000 to cover both bodily injury and property damage. The renting group must give the Olmsted Community Center a copy of the liability insurance policy.
Safety and Liability. 9.1 All national, provincial and municipal by-laws shall be observed during the Exhibition in the Facility. The exhibitor shall observe all safety regulations of the Expo Centre, directives by security personnel and the Organiser. The Exhibitor shall be liable for all damage to persons or property, economic losses which have been caused by stand construction, stand equipment, exhibits and any employees acting on its behalf. The exhibitor shall obtain all required permits prior to the commencement of the Exhibition and have them available for inspection by the Organiser.
9.2 Members of the police, fire brigade, rescue services, safety officers and representatives of the Organiser must given access to all stands at all times. Their instructions are to be obeyed
9.3 The Organiser or its representatives are entitled to check at any time that security regulations are being observed. The Organiser is authorised to order the immediate rectification of a situation which does not conform to regulations by the Exhibitor and to prohibit at all times any operation which is against regulations. At any time the Organiser may stop the operation of machines, appliances, etc. and prohibit renewed operation, if it considers such operation to constitute a danger, or if other exhibitors or visitors are disturbed or bothered by them. The decision of the Organiser is final.
9.4 The exhibitor is responsible for observing all regulations concerning food processing and distribution. This also applies to samples distributed free of charge. Distribution of drinks and meals by the Exhibitor against payment is not permitted.
Safety and Liability. The Owner agrees to provide the Town with proof of insurance noting a minimum of $1 Million in coverage with the completed Licence of Occupation form. A renewal document must be issued prior toexpiry.
Safety and Liability. If you are participating in the soldering portion of the workshop, you must do the following:
Safety and Liability. 1. The client is bound to have the work carried out with due observance of or subject to the Dutch Labour Law. The client is bound to provide the professional and Holland Innovative with a document describing the specific characteristics of the job well before the professional starts work.
2. The client is bound to take such measures and provide instructions as is reasonably necessary to prevent the professional from suffering any damage during the exercise of his duties and is familiar with liability as referred to in Section 658 paragraph 4 of Book 7 of the Dutch Civil Code.
3. The client will indemnify Holland Innovative against any claims (of a professional) relating to Section 658 paragraph 4 of Book 7 of the Dutch Civil Code (industrial accidents) and Section 611 Book 7 (good employment practices).
4. The client will indemnify Holland Innovative against all claims from a professional in connection with damage suffered by the latter, due to the destruction or loss of property belonging to the professional in the performance of work for the client.
Safety and Liability. The employee confirms, to the best of his/her knowledge, that the remote workplace is free of recognized hazards that could cause physical harm. The employee shall designate a workspace within the employee’s remote workplace and shall maintain this workspace in a safe condition and take the same safety precautions as are applicable on MCPS premises. Furniture, lighting, environmental protection, and household safety equipment incidental to use of MCPS equipment, software, and supplies shall be appropriate for its intended use and shall be used and maintained in a safe condition and free from defects and hazards. The employee remains liable for injuries to third persons and/or members of the employee’s family on the employee’s premises. Should an injury, emergency, or life-threatening event occur during approved telework hours, the employee will notify his/her supervisor immediately. The employee agrees to post important and relevant MCPS contact information, such as names and telephone numbers, in a visible location. The employee agrees to inform his/her household of the important of contacting MCPS in the event of an emergency or life-threatening event that occurs at the remote workplace should the employee be unable to make such contact. In the event that MCPS is closed due to an emergency during approved telework time, the employee shall contact the employee’s supervisor to receive direction.
Safety and Liability. 1. Contractor is responsible to provide a safe workplace and to comply with OSHA and other federal, state or local health and safety regulations.
2. Contractor shall comply with all federal, state, and local laws and regulations applicable to the performance of its work under this contract including business license requirements of the City of Tallmadge.
3. Contractor shall attest in writing with the submission of the bid that all equipment utilized during this contract is in good and serviceable condition.
4. Contractor shall assume the entire responsibility and liability for all damages or injuries of any kind or nature whatsoever to all persons, whether its employees or otherwise, and to all property growing out of or resulting from the execution of the work provided for in this contract or occurring in connection therewith. Contractor agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the City of Tallmadge, its agents, employees, and insurers from and against any and all losses and expenses, including court costs and attorney’s fees, damages or injuries growing out of or resulting from or occurring in connection with the execution of the work herein provided for; provide, however, that Contractor will not be held liable for loss of life or injury or damage to person or property due to the sole negligence of the City, its agents, or its employees.
5. If any damage is done to the property of others by Contractor, its employees, or agents during the term of this contract, Contractor will repair and restore at its sole cost any such property and correct any damages inflicted thereto, returning it to as good a condition as the property was in before being damaged, in a manner satisfactory to the owner(s) of the property for the damage suffered.
