Common use of Safety Responsibilities Clause in Contracts

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Designer’s work. The Architectural Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer agrees, that the Architectural Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management Firm. 3.22.1 The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s work. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer agrees, that the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management Firm. 3.22.1 The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer MEP Engineer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerCommissioning Agent’s work. The Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent agrees, that the Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under the provisions of the Safety Manual established for the School District of Philadelphia, as well as any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 3.21.1 The Architectural DesignerCommissioning Agent’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerCommissioning Agent’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerCommissioning Agent’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerCommissioning Agent’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s District Project Manager Manager(s) and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer Commissioning Agent personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer Design Professional does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerDesign Professional’s work. The Architectural Designer Design Professional shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer Design Professional agrees, that the Architectural Designer Design Professional shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer Design Professional and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer Design Professional to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer Design Professional must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management FirmProgram Manager. 3.22.1 3.23.1 The Architectural DesignerDesign Professional’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer Design Professional is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerDesign Professional’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerDesign Professional’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerDesign Professional’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Program Manager and the Construction Management Firm shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer Design Professional personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer Program Manager does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s work. The Architectural Designer Program Manager shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer Program Manager agrees, that the Architectural Designer Program Manager shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer Program Manager and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer Program Manager to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer Program Manager must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District SchoolDistrict and the Construction Management FirmFirm (if the Construction Management Firm is assignedto the Project). 3.22.1 3.21.1 The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts,and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100a100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer Program Manager is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer Program Manager personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Designer’s work. The Architectural Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer agrees, that the Architectural Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s work. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer agrees, that the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer MEP Engineer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager. 3.22.1 The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer MEP Engineer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerMEP Engineer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer MEP Engineer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerMEP & FP Engineer’s work. The Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer agrees, that the Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under the provisions of the Safety Manual established for the School District of Philadelphia, as well as any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 The Architectural DesignerMEP & FP Engineer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerMEP & FP Engineer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerMEP & FP Engineer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerMEP & FP Engineer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s District Project Manager Manager(s) and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer MEP & FP Engineer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Structural Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Structural Designer’s work. The Architectural Structural Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Structural Designer agrees, that the Architectural Structural Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Structural Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Structural Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Structural Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 The Architectural Structural Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Structural Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Structural Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Structural Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Structural Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Structural Designer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerConstruction Cost Estimator’s work. The Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator agrees, that the Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management FirmFirm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 3.21.1 The Architectural DesignerConstruction Cost Estimator’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerConstruction Cost Estimator’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerConstruction Cost Estimator’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerConstruction Cost Estimator’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer Construction Cost Estimator personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Designer’s work. The Architectural Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer agrees, that the Architectural Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and and the Construction Management FirmProgram Manager. 3.22.1 3.23.1 The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Program Manager and the Construction Management Firm shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer Program Manager does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s work. The Architectural Designer Program Manager shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer Program Manager agrees, that the Architectural Designer Program Manager shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer Program Manager and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer Program Manager to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer Program Manager must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management FirmFirm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 3.21.1 The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer Program Manager is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural DesignerProgram Manager’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer Program Manager personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Designer’s work. The Architectural Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Designer agrees, that the Architectural Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Construction Management FirmFirm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s Project Manager and the Construction Management Firm (if the Construction Management Firm is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Designer personnel are injured on the Project.

Safety Responsibilities. Although the Architectural Roofing Designer does not have direct safety responsibilities on the Project, it is expressly understood that the requirements of safety in conduct of the work to be performed hereunder shall be fundamental to the execution of the Architectural Roofing Designer’s work. The Architectural Roofing Designer shall perform its work with due regard to the safety of persons and property. It is a condition of this Contract, and the Architectural Roofing Designer agrees, that the Architectural Roofing Designer shall not require its employees employed in the performance of this Contract to work in surroundings or under working conditions which are unsanitary, hazardous or dangerous to personal health and safety, as determined under the provisions of the Safety Manual established for the School District of Philadelphia, as well as any applicable OSHA regulations. Applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes shall be observed by the Architectural Roofing Designer and its Subconsultants. It is the responsibility of the Architectural Roofing Designer to ensure that the work of its employees and Subconsultants required hereunder is performed in a safe and workmanlike manner and in compliance with general safety standards for the performance of such work. The Architectural Roofing Designer must ensure that all its personnel are able to adhere to applicable safety laws, rules and regulations, and codes. Safety deficiencies shall be brought to the attention of the School District and the Supplemental Construction Management FirmManager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project). 3.22.1 The Architectural Roofing Designer’s personnel shall wear a hard-hat, long pants, shirts shirts, and proper footwear while on the Project site. Appropriate eye protection is required when there is a potential for a foreign object to enter an employee’s eye. All School District Projects shall have a 100% physical fall protection requirement for working at heights of six feet or more above a lower level. The Architectural Roofing Designer is expected to fully comply with the Project physical fall protection requirement. The Architectural Roofing Designer’s personnel shall complete a Project Safety Orientation. The Architectural Roofing Designer’s personnel shall comply with identification badge requirements. The Architectural Roofing Designer’s personnel are prohibited from use and possession of alcoholic beverages, drugs (other than prescription), carrying weapons or ammunition onto the Project jobsite. The School District’s District Project Manager Manager(s) and the Supplemental Construction Management Firm Manager (if the Supplemental Construction Manager is assigned to the Project) shall be notified in writing within 24 hours of occurrence if any Architectural Roofing Designer personnel are injured on the Project.