Workplace Inspection Sample Clauses

Workplace Inspection. The employee understands that the alternative workplace may be subject to inspection by the University and/or by federal or state governmental agencies related to workplace injuries or other incidents, or to ensure compliance with applicable laws. Employee agrees that any alternative workplace over which the employee has control is free of any obvious safety hazards, such as obvious electrical, chemical or physical hazards.

Workplace Inspection. A. Frequency of Inspections ORO/OSTI facilities where bargaining unit employees work will be inspected at least annually. When the Safety Committee deems appropriate, more frequent inspections will be made in areas where there is an increased risk of accident, injury, or illness.

Workplace Inspection. The employee agrees to grant bureau/office representatives access to the alternative workplace during the employee's normal working hours with prior notice of at least 24 hours to ensure proper maintenance of Government-owned property and conformance with safety standards, as necessary.

Workplace Inspection. Six Monthly Inspections Safety Representatives have the right to undertake a thorough inspection of all offices and work areas within their jurisdiction at least every six months and more frequently by agreement. These inspections shall be undertaken on an agreed basis between the safety representatives and the appropriate manager. Where there are frequent changes in working conditions more regular inspections may need to be undertaken. Management will provide all the necessary facilities for an effective inspection, including relevant information from manufacturers with regards to chemicals and equipment used etc. Inspection Following an Accident, Incident, Dangerous Occurrence, Unsafe Condition or a Case of Ill-health In the case of any of the above, the Corporate Safety Section, in conjunction where possible with a safety representative who will be entitled to leave their work, will inspect the situation. Until this inspection has occurred nothing must be removed or tampered with, unless it is essential to prevent further injury or is essential to preserve evidence. Where such steps are taken to safeguard against further hazards, this must be notified to the Corporate Safety Section and safety representatives and the action confirmed in writing. In the event of major incident where the incident is immediately reportable to HSE, their permission must be sought before anything is removed or tampered. Where a City Council Safety Adviser or safety representative intends to visit a workplace he/she shall notify the appropriate manager and the safety representative, where applicable.