Be Sober Sample Clauses

Be Sober. No person is allowed to work under the influence of drugs and alcohol.
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Be Sober. No person is allowed to work under the influence of drugs and alcohol. Under-the-influence’ means the use of alcohol, drugs and /or a controlled substance to the extent that:  The individuals faculties are in any way impaired by the consumption or use of the substances or;  The individual is unable to perform in a safe, productive manner or;  The individual has a level of any such substance in his body that corresponds with or exceeds accepted medical/legal standards or;  The individual has a level of alcohol in his body that is greater than 0,02 % blood alcohol concentration.  Any level of an illegal substance in the body’ irrespective of when the substance was used RULE 5: ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE A PERMIT TO WORK Where an authorisation limitation dictates, no person shall work without the required Permit to Work. (PTW)  Work is as defined in the Plant Safety Regulations (PSR) and Operating Regulations for High Voltage Systems (ORHVS) of Eskom.  A Risk Assessment must be carried out jointly by the Authorised (AP) and Responsible Person (RP) on all work before it commences.  The PTW must be issued by an AP, in accordance with the PSR.  The PTW must be accepted in writing by an authorised RP.  The PTW shall be shown to everyone working on the job and the risks explained.  The RP must ensure that all staff working on that job is entered on a Workers’ Register and the risks explained to each one.  The RP must ensure that the conditions of the PTW are enforced for the duration of the work. SHEQ REQUIREMENTS: In compliance to Eskom’s SHEQ Policy, the Contractor to ensure;  Commitment to safety, health and environmental excellence  Conduct business with respect and care for people and minimise or avoid impact on the environment  Compliance to environmental legislation, conditions of Environmental Authorisations and requirements set out in environmental management plans  Acceptance that all injuries and occupational illnesses, as well as safety and environmental incidents are preventable  Report, respond to, investigate, close-out, and share learning from safety and environmental incidents  That SHE is an integral part of your operations and that:  no operating condition, or urgency of service, can justify endangering the life of anyone or cause injury or damage to the environment In addition, the Contractor to ensure as a tender returnable the following information (as per organogram) is provided, stating who the relevant qualified person is as p...
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