Environmental Management Program. (1) The Concessioner shall develop, document, implement, and comply fully with, to the satisfaction of the Director, a comprehensive written Environmental Management Program (EMP) to achieve the Environmental Management Objectives. The initial EMP shall be developed and submitted to the Director for approval within sixty days of the effective date of this Contract. The Concessioner shall submit to the Director for approval a proposed updated EMP annually.
Environmental Management Program. Contractor shall implement and maintain an environmental management program combining several elements to minimize the environmental impacts of its operations in the Service Area. Contractor shall provide upon request from Agency a description of topics discussed at its bi-monthly environmental team roundtable and training program meeting(s) and the semiannual corporate environmental compliance staff meetings. Contractor shall provide Agency access to its “Norcal’s Environmental and Safety Tracking” (NEST) system upon request. Contractor shall provide Agency copies of its internal environmental compliance audits, third-party audits and disposition of corrective actions, within thirty (30) Days upon request from Agency.
Environmental Management Program. (a) The Environmental Management Program shall be in accordance with ISO 14001 and shall implement the requirements of the ECC, including but not limited to the following concerns: Maintenance of ecological balance; and Provision of drainage and sanitation facilities that will prevent human and animal waste from draining into the water stream to be tapped.
Environmental Management Program. 1. The Concession Contractor shall implement and comply fully with, to the satisfaction of the Contracting Officer, the Environmental Management Plan (EMP) attached as Exhibit O of this Concession Contract
Environmental Management Program. 2172 Contractor shall implement and maintain an environmental management program 2173 combining several elements to minimize the environmental impacts of its operations in the 2174 Service Area. Contractor shall provide upon request from Agency a description of topics 2175 discussed at its bi-monthly environmental team roundtable and training program 2176 meeting(s) and the semiannual corporate environmental compliance staff meetings. 2177 Contractor shall provide Agency access to its environmental and safety tracking system 2178 (NEST) upon request. Contractor shall provide Agency copies of its internal environmental 2179 compliance audits, third-party audits, and disposition of corrective actions, within thirty 2180 (30) Days upon request from Agency. 2181 7.12 ANNUAL ROUTE ASSESSMENT 2182 Contractor shall conduct a route assessment of the Service Area each Rate Year. This 2183 comprehensive route assessment shall require Contractor to assess all of its Solid Waste, 2184 Targeted Recyclable Materials, and Organic Materials Collection Customers over a one 2185 (1) week period during the same month each year for the Term. The assessment is 2186 intended to annually confirm and update Contractor’s data related to Customer accounts, 2187 service levels and operations, including, but not limited to: (i) number of Accounts; (ii) 2188 Customer address; (iii) number and type of Containers at each Account; and (iv) Collection 2189 frequency of each Container at each Account; (v) Bin and Cart lifts; (vi) Drop Box pulls; 2190 (vii) service stops; (viii) route hours per year; and (ix) Tonnage Collected. All service level 2191 information related to lifts and pulls shall be derived in part from Contractor’s database 2192 management system. All route labor hours shall be based on total route hours for routes 2193 exclusive to each Agency and Tonnage information shall be based on actual Tons 2194 Collected. For routes that service more than one Agency, the Tonnage Collected on these 2195 routes and total route hours shall be allocated to the respective Agencies based on the 2196 type and number of accounts and service levels attributable to each Agency. 2197 7.13 RIGHT OF AGENCY OR SBWMA TO MAKE CHANGES TO OTHER SERVICES 2198 A. Quarterly Review. Beginning on the Commencement Date, and on a quarterly basis 2199 thereafter, Contractor shall meet with Agency and SBWMA to discuss the services 2200 performed by the Contractor pursuant to Sections 7.03 through 7.07 (“Other ...
Environmental Management Program. 1. The Concession Contractor shall submit an Environmental Management Plan (EMP) for Reclamation area manager approval within 60 days of the execution of this Concession Contract. Once approved by Reclamation, the Concession Contractor shall implement and fully comply with the EMP. The EMP shall conform closely to the Concession Contractor‟s commitments and content in its original Prospectus proposal.
Environmental Management Program. [Describe the Environmental Management Program shall be in accordance with all Legal Requirements including the terms of the ECC.] Figure A-1. The Site [Insert location map of the Site.] SCHEDULE B PROJECT MILESTONE SCHEDULE
Environmental Management Program. An environmental management program to achieve the objectives and targets shall be in place. Procedures shall be in place to determine if Imation Camarillo changes might affect Imation Camarillo's ability to meet the objectives and targets, or create significant environmental aspects. Responsibilities shall be defined and time frames for implementing these activities shall be documented.
Environmental Management Program. An environmental management program to achieve the objectives and targets shall be in place. Procedures shall be in place to determine if Imation Camarillo changes might affect Imation Camarillo's ability to meet the objectives and targets, or create significant environmental aspects. Responsibilities shall be defined and time frames for implementing these activities shall be documented. F. Structure and Responsibility. Environmental management system functions shall be defined, documented, and communicated. Imation Camarillo management shall be committed to providing adequate resources for the effective implementation of the environmental management system. A management representative shall be appointed to ensure that the environmental management system is implemented and maintained. G. Training, Awareness, and Competence. Environmental training needs shall be defined and training shall be conducted for all personnel whose work could create a significant environmental impact. Roles and responsibilities shall be assigned and procedures shall be in place to assure that employees are aware of the importance of conformance with the environmental management system and how their work activities may impact the environment. H.
Environmental Management Program. Contractor shall implement and maintain an environmental management program combining several elements to minimize the environmental impacts of its operations in the Service Area. Contractor shall provide upon request from Agency a description of topics discussed at its bi-monthly environmental team roundtable and training program meeting(s) and the semiannual corporate environmental compliance staff meetings. Contractor shall provide Agency access to its “Norcal’s Environmentalenvironmental and Safety Tracking” safety tracking system (NEST) system upon request. Contractor shall provide Agency copies of its internal environmental compliance audits, third-party audits, and disposition of corrective actions, within thirty (30) Days upon request from Agency. Franchise Agreement for Collection Services with Recology San Mateo County Page 62 of 111134 City of Menlo ParkModel Agreement for Adaptation by Member Agencies 2559 2560 2561 2562 2563 2564 2565 2566 2567 2568 2569 2570 2571 2572 2573 2574 2575
