General Safety Rules Clause Samples
The General Safety Rules clause establishes the fundamental safety standards and procedures that must be followed by all parties involved in a project or workplace. It typically outlines requirements such as the use of personal protective equipment, adherence to posted safety signs, and compliance with relevant laws and regulations. By setting clear expectations for safe conduct, this clause helps prevent accidents and injuries, ensuring a safer environment and reducing liability for all parties.
General Safety Rules. 1. Employees are not required to work in an unsafe area or under unsafe conditions. Employees are expected to report unsafe areas, conditions, equipment, and tools to their immediate supervisor.
2. Each employee has the responsibility to work in a safe manner and remove equipment or eliminate conditions or unsafe acts within that employee’s control that create a hazard.
3. An employee with a concern about, or knowledge of a potential safety problem in any facet of the Company’s operation, should immediately bring it to the attention of the employee’s supervisor and may also bring it to the attention of the Union’s safety representative for prompt investigation and/or corrective action. The Company will respond to any written concern or complaint within thirty (30) calendar days. If no response is received within thirty (30) days, the employee may move the concern or complaint to the System Safety Board. If there is not an appropriate and timely response from the supervisor, the employee has an obligation to continue up the chain of command as high as necessary to resolve the concern.
4. No employee will be disciplined for calling to the attention of the Company any actual or potential safety concern.
5. Except in emergencies, as defined in Article 2, whenever an employee in the Technician Craft working in a line maintenance environment is asked to replace a seat cushion and/or cover that is reasonably believed to be contaminated with a potential pathogenic substance he shall only be responsible for reinstalling such seat cushion and/or cover. The cleaning of the area and the removal of the old seat cushion and/or cover shall be performed by the cleaners, hazardous material specialist or other appropriate personnel.
General Safety Rules. Do not enter the water without wearing a lifejacket, turning off the engine, and removing the key. • Maintain a safe speed at all times and drive defensively by monitoring your surroundings. • Avoid aggressive maneuvers such as sharp turns, donuts, or high-speed spins. • Always maintain a safe distance from other watercraft, objects, and people. • Avoid shallow areas to prevent damage to the Watercraft and impeller. • Follow local navigation laws, regulations, hazards, and markers to avoid accidents. • Conduct a head count before starting the engine to ensure all Participants are accounted for. • Remain seated while the Watercraft is in motion. • Do not sit on the bow, sides, or ▇▇▇▇▇ of the Watercraft.
General Safety Rules. The City will strive to provide safe and healthy working conditions for all Unit members.
General Safety Rules. 2.1 The Tenant must comply with ALL health and safety regulations and Fire Regulations of the Unihalls trinity and with all other Terms and Conditions, which are referred to and are attached on the Lease Agreement and/or with any new terms and conditions which might be published in the future.
2.2 The Tenant should not do anything which may cause a fire hazard and/or to use and/or to store and/or keep in the Suite and/or in any other area of the Unihalls trinity any dangerous and/or flammable materials including but not limited to, candles and/or incense sticks/burners and/or other naked flame and/or fireworks and/or petrol and/or paraffin and/or bottled gas and/or other dangerous materials and/or any kind of inflatable items that might unreasonably increase the danger of fire or explosion in the Suite and/or in any other area of the Unihalls trinity or might be considered hazardous or extra hazardous by any reasonable insurance company.
2.3 The Tenant should not interfere with any fire fighting and/or prevention equipment and/or fire detector equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and fire alarms, smoke detectors and also not obstruct any fire doors and/or fire exit routes and/or disconnect automatic door closures. If the Tenant is found to interfere with any fire fighting and/or prevention equipment and/or fire detector equipment, such as fire extinguishers, fire blankets, and fire alarms, smoke detectors, then he should pay a penalty of €50 (Fifty Euros). Failure by the Tenant to pay such fine will give the right to the Landlord to deduct such amount from the Security Deposit.
2.4 The Tenant should not make use of electric heaters and/or stoves, and/or electric blankets and/or electric heaters in his Suite and/or in any other area of Unihalls trinity.
2.5 The Tenant should not discharge and/or tamper with and/or operate any fire prevention and/or detection apparatus for any purpose other than the control of fire.
2.6 Any action made by the Tenant that can activate the fire alarm system in the Suite and/or in any other suite and/or in all of the common areas of Unihalls trinity is strictly prohibited.
2.7 In the event where a Tenant suspects that any item of fire safety equipment and/or fire detector equipment is defective and/or it has been used, he must promptly report this to the Unihalls trinity reception desk.
2.8 The Tenant is obliged to read carefully the fire safety regulations and evacuation plan found in his Suite and to be infor...
General Safety Rules. Always treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
General Safety Rules. Personnel working in the immediate area of container handling equipment or in traffic lanes shall wear high visibility equipment.
General Safety Rules. The Contractor complies with the following: Lethabo Power Station Health and Safety Standards as per Lethabo Power Station Health & Safety Specifications for Contractors (PA/270/003) attached to the Invitation to Tender. This procedure will be handed over during tender enquiry and will enable the successful Tenderers to compile a Health & Safety plan that has to be approved by the Employer prior to commencement of work. Compliance with Eskom No Smoking Policy Adhere to the OHS Act 85 of 1993 All staff will undergo Safety Induction, presented by Lethabo Risk Management Department