Environmental Incident Reporting Sample Clauses
The Environmental Incident Reporting clause requires parties to promptly notify relevant stakeholders about any environmental incidents that occur during the course of their activities. Typically, this involves detailing the nature, time, and impact of the incident, as well as the steps taken to mitigate harm and prevent recurrence. By mandating timely and transparent communication, this clause ensures that environmental risks are managed effectively and that all parties can respond appropriately to minimize damage and comply with regulatory obligations.
Environmental Incident Reporting. Without limiting the Owner’s obligations under Clause 15, the Owner must immediately and no later than one hour after becoming aware of any Pollution Incident give written notice to Port of Melbourne and Melbourne VTS of the occurrence of such a Pollution Incident.
Environmental Incident Reporting. The User shall immediately and no later than one hour after becoming aware of any Pollution Incident contact the Company by telephone in accordance with the Berth Handbook and give written notice to the Company of the occurrence of such a Pollution Incident.
Environmental Incident Reporting. Without limiting the Customer’s obligations under clause 17, any entity comprised in the Customer must immediately, and no later than one (1) hour after the entity or its Personnel becomes aware of any Pollution Incident, give NSW Ports and the Port Authority written notice of the occurrence of such a Pollution Incident.
Environmental Incident Reporting. Without limiting your obligations under clause 13, you must immediately, and no later than one (1) hour after you become aware of any Pollution Incident, give NSW Ports and the Port Authority written notice of the occurrence of such a Pollution Incident.
Environmental Incident Reporting. Environmental incidents such as spills, releases, or interruptions to operation of emission control devices may trigger reporting obligations by PPG to state or local authorities either immediately or within a 24-hour period of the event. Therefore, it is mandatory that any environmental incident be reported to the PPG Project Manager and site Environmental Engineer immediately. Examples include, but are not limited to material spills to soil, storm water drains, wastewater drains, fuel/oil spillage, or interruptions or upsets to normal operation of emission control devices.
Environmental Incident Reporting. Without limiting the Hirer's obligations under Clause 14 the Hirer shall immediately and no later than one hour after becoming aware of any Pollution Incident give written notice to Port of Melbourne and Melbourne VTS of the occurrence of such a Pollution Incident.
Environmental Incident Reporting. (a) The End User must, as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming aware of the occurrence of an Environmental Incident caused, or contributed to, by the End User or the Operator, notify Aurizon Network of the Environmental Incident.
(b) The End User must notify all relevant Environmental Regulators of the occurrence of any Environmental Incident which is caused, or contributed to, by the End User or the Operator in accordance with the End User’s obligations under Environmental Laws.
(c) The End User must ensure that the Operator notifies all relevant Environmental Regulators of the occurrence of any Environmental Incident which is caused, or contributed to, by the End User or the Operator in accordance with the Operator’s obligations under Environmental Laws.
(d) If Aurizon Network is uncertain about whether the End User has reported the occurrence of an Environmental Incident to an Environmental Regulator in accordance with clause 25.9(b), Aurizon Network may report the occurrence of the Environmental Incident to any relevant Environmental Regulator.
(e) In the event that an Environment Regulator requires information, or undertakes an investigation, in relation to an Environmental Incident, the Parties must cooperate, and the End User must ensure that the Operator, cooperates, with the Environmental Regulator and provide appropriate resources to comply with any lawful requirements of the Environmental Regulator in relation to the Environmental Incident.