Physical Capabilities Clause Samples
The Physical Capabilities clause defines the required physical abilities or conditions that a party, typically an employee or contractor, must possess to perform specific job duties or tasks. This may include requirements such as the ability to lift a certain weight, stand for extended periods, or operate machinery safely. By clearly outlining these expectations, the clause ensures that only individuals who meet the necessary physical standards are considered, thereby reducing the risk of injury and ensuring that job responsibilities can be fulfilled effectively.
Physical Capabilities. All personnel responding to an Agreement activation shall have the requisite professional certifications for the position they are filling. And, at the minimum, they will have met the NIMS Compliance requirements as delineated in Appendix A (NIMS Compliance Requirements). NIMS compliance requirements for personnel not specifically designated in Appendix A will be identified by the requesting agency as necessary.
Physical Capabilities. 35 Physical capability evaluations shall be as provided by WAC 392-144.
Physical Capabilities. Physical capabilities have to be considered among the applicants, for example, if an applicant has a fear of heights he cannot be considered for a position that requires him to work at heights. If a person has a back problem he could not be considered for a position that requires heavy lifting.
Physical Capabilities. Seniority Education
Physical Capabilities. So that you may enjoy your Wisdom Quest to its fullest, we recommend that you select a trip that is suitable to your physical capabilities. It is traveler’s responsibility to: obtain adequate health insurance for the trip; have all appropriate vaccinations; stay informed of any health risks associated with any locations to be visited on the trip; and make adequate provision for traveler’s removal from any location, should such removal become necessary. Certain countries have a requirement for foreign visitors to have valid medial insurance upon entry, and it is traveler’s responsibility to obtain such insurance. Certain trips require considerable walking, often on uneven or cobblestone streets. Some sites can only be accessed on foot and involve stairs and inclines. Company cannot provide individual assistance to travelers with wheelchairs or other mobility devices, or who otherwise require assistance in walking, dining, or attending to other personal matters. In addition, we regret that some trips cannot accommodate wheelchairs or motorized scooters. Walkers and canes are permitted; however, you may find that your participation in certain trip features may be restricted. Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act (the ADA), Compa n y e n de a vors t o “ re a son a ▇▇▇ accommodate” disabled travelers on domestic portions of trips. However, the ADA does not apply to service providers outside of the United States. For these reasons, you are required to advise us in writing at the time of entering into this Agreement or, if later, immediately upon your becoming aware of any physical or other condition that may require professional attention or the use of special equipment during the trip. Your failure to disclose any such condition, or your arrival at the place of departure with special equipment that cannot be accommodated on the trip, may result in a refusal to allow you to take the trip. Should this occur, you will forfeit the trip cost, and we shall have no liability, financial or otherwise. Furthermore, the failure to advise us of any such condition releases Company and all professional personnel from any liability related to such condition or its treatment. Whether taking an international or domestic tour, you must bring a capable traveling companion to assist you if you will have any difficulty attending to such basic needs as dressing, eating, moving about, or participating in safety drills. Company reserves the right to decline any participant w...