Common use of Stewardship Clause in Contracts

Stewardship. Contractor shall exercise all reasonable diligence and shall be in conformance with all regulatory requirements to perform all work in a manner that will prevent pollution or contamination to soil, air, and water. Waste Management Plan Contractor shall have a waste management system or plan in effect during the provision of the Work for all wastes created as a direct result of use or operation of items provided by Contractor. The system or plan shall address, at a minimum, reduction/minimization, collection, storage, and disposal. All actions called for in the system or plan shall be in compliance with all laws, regulations, conventions, and protocols applicable to the Contractor’s operation in the area in which the Work is performed. The plan must be endorsed by Company and a copy must be provided to Company prior to commencement of Work. Training Contractor shall ensure that all Contractor personnel are trained and familiar with, and experienced in, all environmental matters and procedures relating to their roles and responsibilities in providing the Work. Contractor shall make available to Company documentation of Contractor’s training program and measures taken to ensure that all Contractor personnel have received appropriate training. At Company’s request, Contractor shall provide to Company documentation confirming training of Contractor personnel. Reports and Documents Contractor shall make available to Company all reports and documents pertaining to the environment or waste management that Contractor is required to maintain. Upon request, Contractor shall provide to Company copies of any such reports or documents. Notification of Environmental Hazards or Non-Compliance Contractor shall notify Company immediately of any situation where there is the risk of pollution or there are any incidents of non-compliance with the terms of these HSE requirements. Use of Environmentally Acceptable Materials Contractor shall use products, substances, equipment, and materials that are designed for minimal environmental impact.

Stewardship. Contractor shall exercise all reasonable diligence and shall be in conformance with all regulatory requirements to perform all work in a manner that will prevent pollution or contamination to soil, air, and water. Waste Management Plan Contractor shall have a waste management system or plan in effect during the provision of the Work for all wastes created as a direct result of use or operation of items provided by Contractor. The system or plan shall address, at a minimum, reduction/minimization, collection, storage, and disposal. All actions called for in the system or plan shall be in compliance with all laws, regulations, conventions, and protocols applicable to the Contractor’s operation in the area in which the Work is performed. The plan must be endorsed by Company and a copy must be provided to Company prior to commencement of Work. Training Contractor shall ensure that all Contractor personnel are trained and familiar with, and experienced in, all environmental matters and procedures relating to their roles and responsibilities in providing the Work. Contractor shall make available to Company documentation of Contractor’s training program and measures taken to ensure that all Contractor personnel have received appropriate training. At Company’s request, Contractor shall provide to Company documentation confirming training of Contractor personnel. Reports and Documents Contractor shall make available to Company all reports and documents pertaining to the environment or waste management that Contractor is required to maintain. Upon request, Contractor shall provide to Company copies of any such reports or documents. Notification of Environmental Hazards or Non-Compliance Contractor shall notify Company immediately of any situation where there is the risk of pollution or there are any incidents of non-compliance with the terms of these HSE requirements. Use of Environmentally Acceptable Materials Contractor shall use products, substances, equipment, and materials that are designed for minimal environmental impact. Minimizing Environmental Impact During the performance of Work, Contractor shall make its best effort to use equipment, materials, and substances in such a way as to keep to a minimum the impact of the Work upon any aspect of the surrounding environment, including land, air, water, livestock, wildlife, marine life, and humans. Energy Isolation Lifting and Hoisting Working at Heights Confined Space Entry Hot Work Excavation and Trenching Land Transportation Stored energy sources shall be identified, isolated, tested and communicated to appropriate personnel before work shall proceed.