Work at heights Sample Clauses

Work at heights. 3.4.1. When performing work at heights, the Contractor is obliged to comply with the "Regulations of occupational safety when working at heights" approved by Order of the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of the Russian Federation No. 782н dated November 16, 2020, as well as internal requirements of the Customer "Work at heights" set forth in this Agreement and other regulatory documents.
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Work at heights. All work at heights shall be in conformance with the requirements of OSHA Regulations, Part 1910.28 and Part 1926, particularly Subparts LScaffolds, M-Fall Protection, and X-Stairways and Ladders; the New York City Building Code; NYS Labor Law 220 and any other applicable codes, regulations, ordinances and laws. Before proceeding with any work at elevated locations, the Contractor must submit for review and approval by the Engineer, a Safety Plan (HASP) specifying the structure and type of scaffolding, guard rails, etc.; fall protection for workers; protective procedures and protocols for preventing injury from overhead hazards; warning signs and posting of overhead hazard areas; and all safety equipment to be furnished to and used by employees in the elevated locations. No work shall be performed at elevated locations until the Safety Plan has been approved by the Engineer and all safety provisions have been implemented. Any scaffolds used for work under this contract shall be in accordance with the Safety Plan, and all specific requirements of law and regulation must be adhered to prior to initiating any work involving the use of scaffolds. The Contractor shall stop work if there are any observed violations of the provisions of the Safety Plan or other applicable codes. Work shall be stopped until such violations have been corrected. Any resultant delays shall be the responsibility of the Contractor and shall not serve as the basis for any claim or request for extension of time. Additionally, the Contractor shall be responsible for all defense and settlement costs of Labor Law 240 claims against the City arising for work under the contract and for any damages or injury which occur due to the Contractor’s failure, or that of his employees, agents, and representatives, to follow the provisions of the Safety Plan and all other applicable codes and regulations. Immediate notice shall be made to the Engineer of any injury resulting from falling objects and a complete written report made on the accident shall be forwarded to the Engineer within 48 hours and copied to the Contractor’s General Liability and Xxxxxxx’x Compensation insurer. The scaffold or device involved in the fall and the scene of the accident may not be altered or moved until the Contractor has provided clear photographs of all pertinent parts of the structures relating to the accident and until the scene of the accident has been inspected by the Engineer.
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  • WORK CLOTHING 1. The State shall continue to furnish foul weather gear and work clothing, such as aprons, smocks, shop coats, lab coats, coveralls and boots to employees furnished such clothing in the past. The State shall be responsible for continuing to provide laundering of work clothing where such service is being provided as of the effective date of this Agreement.

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