PANIC BUTTONS Sample Clauses
The "Panic Buttons" clause requires the installation and maintenance of emergency alert devices, commonly known as panic buttons, in specified areas of a workplace. These devices are typically placed in locations where employees may be at risk, such as hotel rooms for housekeeping staff or isolated workspaces, and allow workers to quickly summon help in case of emergencies like harassment or threats. The core function of this clause is to enhance employee safety by providing a rapid means of communication during dangerous situations, thereby reducing response times and mitigating potential harm.
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PANIC BUTTONS. The Company agrees to provide classifications that have been deemed to be “at risk” with panic buttons. The Company will consult with the Union concerning those classifications which are considered to be “at risk”. An Employee who has been assaulted may seek reassignment in accordance with the Collective Agreement.
PANIC BUTTONS. All officers must have panic buttons linked to the back-up response (in case of injury, fatality or armed robbery, or any other emergency on site) as part of the safety equipment. Panic buttons will be provided by the service provider.
1. All communication between the control room and sites must be properly recorded in a log, stating i.e. the time, what was communicated and action taken based on the nature of the communication.
2. In the event of a security incident taking place, the guard/s on duty must report the incident to the control room immediately, and properly record the incident in the occurrence book. The incident must be investigated and a report not exceeding seven days must be issued to the HOD by the CSM.
3. The control room must notify the Eskom security (standby person) and Site Owner of any security incident immediately (within five (5) minutes).
4. Every site must have twenty four (24) hour communication with the contractor's Control Room, either by radio or cellular phone supplied by the contractor.
5. The service provider must have a standard security uniform and all guards on duty must be neatly dressed in such uniform. The uniform must include a raincoat/ hat and warm jacket to enable guards to remain operational under adverse weather conditions.
6. Guards on duty must be provided with batons, torches and handcuffs and other necessary equipment determined by Eskom HOD
7. A Work Instruction per site must be formulated by the SP and approved by Eskom HOD
8. Guards must be trained and fully conversant with the Work Instruction for the site where they are posted.
9. Every site must be provided with an Occurrence Book. All activities performed must be properly recorded in the occurrence book by the guard/s on duty. The OB’s must remain neat and tidy at all times.
PANIC BUTTONS. Identify any hard and soft panic button requirements based on Department input and desired locations;
PANIC BUTTONS. The Museum will provide Staff with training regarding the locations and use of panic buttons. Panic buttons will be installed at each cash register in the retail stores (Design, Bookstore, SoHo) and an additional panic button will be installed at the main membership desk and at the ticketing desk.