Safety Considerations. If the Contractor engages in Construction, it shall at all times exercise reasonable care, shall comply with all applicable provisions of federal, state and local laws to prevent accidents or injuries, and shall take all appropriate precautions to avoid damage to and loss of City property and the property of third parties in connection with the Construction. The Contractor shall erect and properly maintain at all times all necessary safeguards, barriers, flags and lights for the protection of its and its Subcontractors' employees, City employees and the public. If the Contractor engages in Construction, it shall report to the Department any damage on, about, under or adjacent to City property or the property of third persons resulting from its performance under this Agreement. The Contractor is responsible for any damage to City property and the property of third parties due, in whole or in part, to the Contractor's Construction activities under this Agreement, and the Contractor shall repair such damage to a reasonably acceptable standard.
Safety Considerations. CONCESSIONAIRE agrees to the items as described in the “Safety and Limitations” section of the Sacramento County General Operational Summary, attached as Attachment 1 to this Exhibit and incorporated, herein. Additionally, CONCESSIONAIRE agrees as follows:
Safety Considerations. CONCESSIONAIRE agrees that drivers of SHUTTLE SERVICE vehicles must hold a valid driver’s license issued by the State of California for the vehicle being utilized in commission of the service. All vehicles being utilized in commission of the SHUTTLE SERVICE must be currently registered with the State Department of Motor Vehicles and be insured under the terms and conditions outlined in Exhibit B of this Agreement. Vehicles used in the commission of the SHUTTLE SERVICE shall transport no more than the maximum number of passengers and/or weight as designated by the vehicle’s operation manual. Vehicles used in the commission of the SHUTTLE SERVICE must be mechanically maintained at all times in order to be operated in a safe and road- worthy manner, and CONCESSIONAIRE agrees to maintain copies of service records for all vehicles used in the commission of the service through the term of this Agreement. Additionally, CONCESSIONAIRE agrees as follows:
Safety Considerations. The administration shall not require the employee to work under unsafe conditions or to perform tasks that endanger their health and safety. Upon receipt of a written report regarding an unsafe, hazardous, unhealthy, or potentially dangerous condition, the administration shall investigate the report, and within ten (10) work days communicate the findings to the employee how the findings will be addressed.
Safety Considerations. The Student acknowledges that the safety and security of both persons and property in the College's residence facilities shall be furthered by the Student’s participation in both individual and group security procedures as may be provided or developed during the academic year. The Student agrees to participate in the College’s security monitoring system, leave buildings during fire alarms, and to abide by and maintain any entrance control system set up to enhance the safety and security of residence facilities occupants.
Safety Considerations. Before any operations, please read the following safety precautions to avoid any possible bodily injury and prevent damage to this product or any other products connected. To avoid any contingent danger, use this product only as specified. ◼ Limit operation to the specified measurement category, voltage, or amperage ratings. ◼ Do not use the multimeter if it is damaged. Before you use the multimeter, inspect the case. Look for cracks or missing plastic. Pay particular attention to the insulation surrounding the connectors. ◼ Do not use the test leads provided for other products. Use only the certified test leads specified for this product. ◼ Inspect the test leads for damaged insulation or exposed metal. ◼ Before use, verify the multimeter's operation by measuring a known voltage. ◼ Only the qualified technicians can implement the maintenance. ◼ Always use the specified battery type. The power for the multimeter is supplied with two standard AA 1.5 V batteries. Observe the correct polarity markings before you insert the batteries to ensure proper insertion of the batteries in the multimeter. ◼ Check all Terminal Ratings. To avoid fire or shock hazard, check all ratings and markers of this product. Refer to the user's manual for more information about ratings before connecting to the multimeter. ◼ Do not operate the multimeter with the cover or portions of the cover removed or loosened. ◼ Use Proper Fuse. Use only the specified type and rating fuse for the multimeter. ◼ Do not operate if in any doubt. If you suspect damage occurs to the multimeter, have it inspected by qualified service personnel before further operations. ◼ To avoid electric shock, do not operate this product in wet or damp conditions. ◼ Do not operate in an explosive atmosphere. ◼ Keep product surfaces clean and dry. ◼ Do not apply more than the rated voltage (as marked on the multimeter) between terminals, or between terminal and earth ground. ◼ When measuring current, turn off the circuit power before connecting the multimeter in the circuit. Remember to place the multimeter in series with the circuit. ◼ When servicing the multimeter, use only the specified replacement parts. ◼ Use caution when working above 60 V DC, 30 V AC RMS, or 42.4 V peak. Such voltages pose a shock hazard. ◼ When using the test leads, keep your fingers behind the finger guards on the test leads. ◼ Remove the test leads from the multimeter before you open the battery cover. ◼ To avoid false readings, which may lea...
Safety Considerations. The District shall be responsible for providing safe working conditions for unit members and for prescribing appropriate safety standards. The District shall meet the safety and health standards mandated by the California Occupational Safety and Health Act. Unit members shall be responsible for complying with applicable safety standards, including completing accident and safety reports, and for practicing basic safety measures. Unit members shall report to their immediate supervisor, preferably in writing, suspected unsafe conditions. The District shall investigate all reports of suspected unsafe conditions, and shall take necessary steps to correct unsafe conditions. All written reports submitted to the District shall be responded to within a reasonable time. The intent of this section is to provide timely resolution of safety concerns. CSEA will encourage employees to maintain safe working conditions and to improve the cleanliness of all departments, machinery, equipment, and facilities used by the employees so that the safety of all individuals may be assured. The District shall have a District standing committee (Facilities & Safety Committee) that deals with safety/security issues to promote and encourage safety awareness and accident prevention through the exchange of information with District employees. Facilities & Safety (F&S) Committee: Three (3) voting members and one (1) voting member from Facilities & Operations staff from satellite campuses.. Employees may report any real or potential unsafe conditions to their representative on this committee.
Safety Considerations. CONCESSIONAIRE agrees to the items as described in the “Safety and Limitations” section of the Delta Charters proposal, attached as Attachment 1 to this Exhibit and incorporated, herein. Additionally, CONCESSIONAIRE agrees as follows:
Safety Considerations. It is your responsibility to ensure that care is taken during the time that you and your guests are using the hall and the hall facilities. In order to assist hall users, a Risk Analysis has been carried out for the hall and resulting from this, users need to be aware of the following safety considerations: • Users of the hall must be aware of the fire exits and assembly area as indicated on the fire plan. • If a fire alarm has activated the hall must be evacuated. • If the person in charge is able to give the all clear, the alarm reset procedure is to key-in the 4-digit number at the alarm control box in the cupboard in the entrance lobby. (NB: this cupboard is normally locked for safety and the key will be found on the top architrave of the door.) • To avoid risk of fire, do not place anything on the storage heaters. • Users need to be aware of slight differences in level or slopes at the internal doorways, especially when using the chair or table trolleys. Where possible these are marked with yellow and black hazard tape. • Chairs should be stacked no more than 4 high. • Tables should be stacked parallel to the long axis of the table trolley to prevent tables falling out when the restraining straps are removed. • In the event of a water leak: o Main Hall - stopcock is located above the door in the disabled toilet. o Annexe - stopcock is located under the sink. Instructions for hall use: • Hall will be open on arrival or key will be in the key safe next to the main door. • If the key from the Keysafe is used that key should be returned to the Keysafe immediately on gaining entry to the Hall. • When appropriate, heating will already be switched. • WI-FI coverage is provided in the Hall and the Access Code is displayed in each of the rooms. • If the use of hot water is envisaged, turn on water heater in kitchen. • The Range cooker in the Annexe has an induction hob and will NOT work with copper or aluminium pans. The cooker switch is in the cupboard to the left of the Range. • At the end of the hire period a check should be made that: o All tables and chairs are returned to their correct locations. o All crockery, cutlery and glasses are cleaned and returned to their correct locations. Please note, tea towels are not provided. o All work surfaces, sinks and ovens are clean. o All household rubbish has been removed in the black bin bags provided and deposited in the Smiths bin at the far end of the Village Store. The key to the bin is on the key ring to the...
Safety Considerations. Some floors in the plant can be slippery. Be aware of your footing at all times. We recommend using non-slip soles or shoes. • Be aware of traffic. There is a lot of activity, including power lifts, throughout the facility. • If you are unfamiliar with equipment that you may be working on, ask for assistance. • You must comply with plant lock-out/tag-out policies. These procedures must be explained to you by a manager before you can start work on any piece of equipment. Evacuation Procedures: • Posted throughout our facility are building maps for use in an emergency. Please familiarize yourself with the building layout. • One long blast of the air horn is a signal to evacuate the building. When alerted, go to the closest exit and head to the west lawn, by the parking lot, for a head count. • Two long blasts of the air horn signal a severe weather alert. When alerted, go to either the men’s or women’s locker rooms and remain there until an all-clear signal is given. • An all-clear signal is 5-6 small blasts of the air horn.
