Common use of Emergency / Fire Procedure Clause in Contracts

Emergency / Fire Procedure. Each Customer is responsible for familiarizing themselves with the Emergency, Safety and Fire and Escape routes and procedures. Emergency exits are situated throughout the building and are clearly marked. A Customer may never block these emergency exits with Goods and must leave them clear at all times. The Customer may only use the emergency exits in the event of situations needing emergency evacuation such as fire or power loss. In the event of abuse, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will recover from the abusing Customer all costs involved.

Emergency / Fire Procedure. Each Customer is responsible for familiarizing themselves with the Emergency, Safety and Fire and Escape routes and procedures. Emergency exits are situated throughout the building and are clearly marked. A Customer may must never block these emergency exits with Goods and must leave them clear at all times. The Customer may only use the emergency exits in the event of situations needing emergency evacuation such as fire or power loss. In the event of abuse, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will recover all costs it has incurred from the abusing Customer all costs involvedCustomer.

Emergency / Fire Procedure. Each Customer is responsible for familiarizing themselves with the Emergency, Safety and Fire and Escape routes and procedures. Emergency exits are situated throughout the building and are clearly marked. A Customer may never block these emergency exits with Goods and must leave them clear at all times. The Customer may only use the emergency exits in the event of situations needing emergency evacuation such as fire or power loss. In the event of abuse, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 1BOX will recover from the abusing Customer all costs involved.

Emergency / Fire Procedure. Each Customer is responsible for familiarizing themselves with the Emergency, Safety and Fire and Escape routes and procedures. Emergency exits are situated throughout the building and are clearly marked. A Customer may never block these emergency exits with Goods and must leave them clear at all times. The Customer may only use the emergency exits in the event of situations needing emergency evacuation such as fire or power loss. In the event of abuse, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ SmartBox will recover from the abusing Customer all costs involved.