Guarding. Medical Charges: The following fees and charges are subject to an annual inflator of the Seattle- Tacoma-Bremerton CPI-W (covering the twelve (12)-month period ending in June) plus three (3) percent, but shall in no event be lower than three (3) percent:
Guarding. The Contractor shall be responsible for all the equipment and materials belonging to the Contractor in the site. The Management Company of the Building shall protect the site however shall not be held liable for theft, damages etc. that might be caused to the Contractor’s equipment and materials.
Guarding. The IT department is provided on the outer facade of the building and in the building, with 28 security cameras, for continuous visual representation and recording of the monitor and fixing unit in the executive director office. (not the reception!) These cameras are placed for the tenant's safety only. The Operator is not obligated to look back the recordings for some issue (stealing from the fridge, kitchen). The Operator is obligated to ask the executive office’s permission to look back the recordings if someone gets hurt, some illegal activities happened, or something dangerous or accident happened.
Guarding. Medical Charges: the following fees and charges are subject to an annual inflator of 6.5% (except for calculations requiring inflation of 2009 costs for purposes of determining 2010 costs, 2009 medical costs shall be subject to an annual inflator of 5%):
Guarding. The Company will pay the Sdot Yam Local Committee a guarding levy in accordance with the provisions of the law in this regard, including the provisions of “the guarding order” of the Hof Hacarmel Local Council. For the removal of doubt, the parties are aware and agree thereto that as at the year 2010 the amount of the guarding levy stands at a sum of NIS 70,557, while in 2011 the amount of the guarding levy which the Company is obliged to pay to the Sdot Yam Local Committee is a sum of NIS 72,306. The provisions of this clause will be deemed to be a contract in favor of a third party (the Sdot Yam Local Committee).
Guarding. Whenever possible, manufacturer-built and installed guards are recommended over those “made on the job”. Incorrectly designed or installed guards often pose a greater hazard. Guards shall cover all moving parts in such a manner that no part of the human body can come into contact with them. The only opening allowed for power transmission guards are those for lubrication, adjustment, and inspection. These openings shall have hinges, sliding or bolted cover plates that cannot be removed (except for service or adjustment). The openings must remain in the closed position when not in use. Under no circumstances should a Xxxxx/Paric employee perform work on an energized piece of machinery. The preferable material for guards under most circumstances is metal. It is not recommended to have guards made of wood. Downfalls of wood guards include, lack of durability and strength, higher maintenance costs, and flammability risks. It also poses a higher risk injury for Xxxxx/Xxxxx employees. Guarding material should be substantial enough to withstand internal as well as external impact. Aside from strengthening machines, guarding also provides a method of noise control.
Guarding. The obstruction shall be marked by posts carrying red flags or reflective red markers and by red lamps. The latter shall be spaced at 6 metres intervals in the direction of traffic flow and at 0.9 metres intervals across this direction. At least 3 lamps shall be placed across this direction of traffic flow. The flags and lamps on the traffic side of the obstruction shall be at least 5 metres from it.
Guarding. In return for the payment of charges the Warehouseman is committed to safeguarding and preserving the properties deposited in the Warehouse. The Warehouseman is not liable for handling properties in the Warehouse.
Guarding. HOMESTAR undertakes to supply the required security service as set out by specifications provided by the client
Guarding. No guards or fences must be removed from any machinery or plant while the machinery or plant is in motion or energised. The person removing guards or fences must be authorised by the site safety supervisor before carrying out the task and the person must be competent to carry out the work. Guards and fences must be replaced before the machinery or plant is restarted or energised.
