SITE SAFETY ORIENTATION Sample Clauses
The Site Safety Orientation clause requires that all personnel entering a worksite undergo a safety briefing or training session before commencing any activities. This orientation typically covers site-specific hazards, emergency procedures, and the use of personal protective equipment, ensuring that everyone is aware of the rules and expectations for maintaining a safe environment. Its core function is to reduce the risk of accidents and injuries by ensuring that all workers and visitors are informed about safety protocols from the outset.
SITE SAFETY ORIENTATION. The Work Site Employer will provide to the Student site and work-specific safety training and will not permit the Student to perform any duties unless the Student has all safety equipment required for the tasks to be performed by the Student.
SITE SAFETY ORIENTATION. The Host Organization will provide to the Student, site and work specific safety training and will not permit the Student to perform any duties, unless the Student has all safety equipment required for the tasks to be performed by the Student. WorkSafeBC requires mandatory safety orientation by the Host Organization.
SITE SAFETY ORIENTATION. The Host Organization will not permit the Student to perform any in person duties or activities that would violate the WorkBC Remote Work Guidelines and/or VIU Remote Work Guidelines If during the internship the student can return to working on site the following requirements will come into effect: The Host Organization will provide to the Student, site and work specific safety training and will not permit the Student to perform any duties, unless the Student has all safety equipment required for the tasks to be performed by the Student. WorkSafe BC requires mandatory safety orientation by the Host Organization.
SITE SAFETY ORIENTATION. The employer will provide work specific safety training to the student and wil not permit the student to perform any duties, unless the student has all safety equipment required for the tasks to be performed.