EMERGENCY MEASURES AND EVACUATION PLAN Sample Clauses

EMERGENCY MEASURES AND EVACUATION PLAN. The Company will ensure the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Plan will be kept current. The plan will include a first response team comprised of both salaried and hourly employees on a volunteer basis. The first response team will receive necessary training and re-training as required to be effective in responding to plant emergencies and shall have a mutually agreed to practice schedule. The Company will post a notice indicating the members of such a team. The Company will make every effort to make employees aware of the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Procedures. The Plant will conduct periodic drills, but no less than once per annum.
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EMERGENCY MEASURES AND EVACUATION PLAN. The Company will ensure the Measures and Evacuation will be kept The plan will include a response comprised of both employees on a volunteer basis. first response will receive necessary re-training as required to be effective in to plant and shall have mutually agreed to practice schedule. The Company will post a indicating the of such a team. The Company will make every effort to make employees of Emergency Measures and Evacuation Procedures. The Plant will conduct periodic drills, no less than once per annum. TRAINING: The Plant security and the Occupational Health Nurse trained in Additionally, will be available on a periodic basis for all interested employees.
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EMERGENCY MEASURES AND EVACUATION PLAN. The Company will ensure the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Plan will be kept current. The plan will include a first response team comprised of both salaried and hourly employees on a volunteer basis. The first response team will receive necessary re-training as required to be effective in responding to plant emergencies and shall have a mutually agreed to practice schedule. The Company will post a notice indicating the members of such a team. The Company will make every effort to make employees aware of the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Procedures. The Plant will conduct periodic drills, but no less than once per annum. TRAINING: The Plant security and the Occupational Health Nurse are trained in Additionally, courses will be made available on a periodic basis for all interested employees.
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EMERGENCY MEASURES AND EVACUATION PLAN. The Company will ensure the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Plan will be kept current. The plan will include a first response team comprised of both salaried and hourly employees on a volunteer basis. The first response team will receive necessary re-training as required to be effective in responding to emergencies and shall have a mutually agreed to practice schedule. The Company will post a notice indicating the members of such a team. The Company will make every effort to make employees aware of the Emergency Measures and Evacuation Procedures. The Plant will conduct periodic drills, but no less than once per TRAINING: The Plant security and staff are trained in Additionally, courses will be made on a periodic basis for all interested employees.
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