Preventative Measures. Grantee shall promptly report to Grantor in writing any conditions or activities upon the Premises known to Grantee which create a risk of harm to persons, property or the environment and shall take whatever action is necessary to prevent injury to persons or property arising out of such conditions or activities; provided, however, that Grantee's reporting to Grantor shall not relieve Grantee of any obligation whatsoever imposed on it by this Easement Agreement. Grantee shall promptly respond to Grantor's request for information regarding said conditions or activities.
Preventative Measures. Design-Builder shall take all reasonable measures to prevent injury to persons or damage to any property on the Site, or in the vicinity thereof, as a result of Design-Builder’s or Subcontractors’ performance of the Work, whether or not a hazardous or potentially hazardous condition exists due to the prosecution of the Work or due to work or activities being performed by Owner or others. Such reasonable measures shall include: (a) prevention of fires; (b) furnishing of temporary construction fences, flagmen, warning signs, and barricades; (c) elimination of excessive dust or smoke emission; (d) protection of overhead utility lines, underground pipes, conduit, or cables; and (e) protection of existing Work or work in progress by Owner or others.
Preventative Measures. The Contractor shall develop and maintain throughout the execution of the Contract preventative measures relating to worker health concerns, including providing inoculations or other preventative treatments for disease that are either global in nature or endemic in the project area. The Contractor shall undertake appropriate measures to reduce the risk of transfer of STDs and HIV/AIDS among the Contractor’s Personnel and the local community including providing condoms and information for raising awareness among employees of sexually transmitted disease and HIV/AIDS.
Preventative Measures. The best way to prevent COVID-19 is to avoid being exposed to the virus. For the safety of yourself and those around you, you shall follow these CDC and Florida Department of Health (FDOH) guidelines:
Preventative Measures. Contractor shall take measures necessary to prevent the Release by Contractor, its Subcontractors, or by the Personnel or Invitees of any of them, of Hazardous Materials at the Facility or adjacent areas in violation of applicable Laws. When the use or storage of explosives or other Hazardous Materials or equipment is necessary for the performance of the Work, Contractor shall exercise the utmost care and shall carry on its activities under the supervision of properly qualified personnel in accordance with applicable Laws. Under no circumstances shall Contractor allow explosives or blasting on the Site without the specific written consent in each instance of Owners. Contractor shall provide not less than three (3) Business Days’ notice of each proposed use of explosives or blasting, and each such use shall require a separate specific written acceptance by the Owners. In addition, Contractor shall, no less than one hour prior to each blasting or explosive event, contact the VEGP Unit 1 Shift Supervisor by telephone to provide notification of such event (if the Shift Supervisor is unavailable, Contractor shall call the VEGP Xxxx 0 Xxxx Xxxxxxxx). Before Unit Mechanical Completion of the Second Unit, Contractor shall remove from the Site and surrounding area in accordance with applicable Laws explosives and other Hazardous Materials supplied or generated by Contractor or its Personnel, unless the same have been permanently incorporated into the Facility; provided that, if any such explosives and other Hazardous Materials are necessary for completion of the Work, Contractor shall be permitted to retain such explosives and other Hazardous Materials at the Site but only if, and to the extent, in compliance with the COL and applicable Laws and only until completion of the Work.
Preventative Measures. The Employer agrees to offer at no cost to the Employee the following preventative measures: Annual Flu Vaccine, TB testing, HIV/hepatitis vaccine and testing (where there is blood-borne pathogen exposure). F or other contagious/ communicable diseases, the Employer agrees to meet with the Union on a c ase-by- case basis.
Preventative Measures. A. The Employer shall maintain a process whereby any staff member can quickly activate an emergency response to provide a show of force to prevent patient and staff injury in emergency situations where physical violence, the threat of physical violence, or verbal abuse occurs. Staff responding to these calls will be the “Code Yellow Response Team” and will respond 24/7. The team will be comprised of the following: Inpatient Psychiatry Team Leader (24/7), Security (24/7), facilities (24/7), Management Rep (nights), Clinical Supervisor/Director of affected department (days). The Association shall designate an additional 2 nurses of their choosing to participate in the Code Yellow Response Team (24/7). Additional nurses who have received non-violent crisis prevention intervention training, and who are willing and able to respond if patient care allows, are encouraged to report.
Preventative Measures. In order to avoid a data breach, it is important that dur- ing the first stage as many preventative measures are taken as possible. More and more parties are providing assistance such as Hacking-as-a-Service (XxxX), whereby the security system of an organisation is inspected periodically on the basis of a subscription so that vulnerabilities are found and remedied. Some orga- nisations have opted for a Responsible Disclosure Policy on their website.21 The aim of this policy is to invite ethi- cal hackers – often in exchange for a financial reward- to expose the weak spots in the in the data processing. A privacy impact assessment (PIA) must be carried out before personal data can be processed. This assessment should provide insight into risks that go hand in hand with the processing of data and privacy requirements that must be met. An organisation will have to keep in mind the type and amount of personal data that is being processed while carrying out a PIA.
Preventative Measures p.2 TRANSPORT ................................................ p.3 SYMPTOMS & PROCEDURE .......................... p.3 ABLUTIONS.................................................. p.5 TOOLBOX TALKS / SITE MEETINGS ............... p.5 TIME KEEPING / REGISTERS.......................... p.5 EMERGENCY CONTACTS .............................. p.6 COMMUNICATIONS ..................................... p.6 INTRODUCTION This COVID-19 Risk Management Guideline document is prepared by the South African Landscapers Institute (SALI) for the use of all SALI Members to ensure the safety of all staff and to prevent spreading the coronavirus and associated disease, COVID-19. This document is prepared with consideration of the diversity of landscaping services that support our national infrastructure i.e. • Commercial landscaping installations (construction sites), • Commercial landscaping maintenance of living environments (golf estates, housing estates, hospitals, government facilities, housing areas, parks, public open spaces, schools, shopping centers, etc., • Residential landscaping installation, • Residential landscaping maintenance, • The installation and maintenance of hard and soft landscaping, • Tree, plant, and compost Suppliers and With cognizance of the fact that all landscaping work takes place in the open environment, allowing for natural circulation of air. SCOPE A Risk Management Policy is to form part of the Occupational Health & Safety Plan and is to be included in the Landscaping Professionals OH&S Site File (Construction and / or Maintenance). All Landscaping Professionals, Suppliers and their sub-contractors are to meet the standards as prescribed by the OHS Directive 28th April 2020 and the OH&S Act No.85 of 1993 particularly Section 8 of the Act that places the onus on employers to provide and maintain a working environment that is safe and without risk to the health of their employees and to minimize the spread of COVID19. RESPONSIBILITIES The onus is on the Landscaping Professional / Supplier employer to: • Keep the workplace well ventilated by natural or mechanical means • Each site is always to have a COVID-19 Risk Management Plan on site, together with a COVID-19 Risk Assessment Plan and registers, filled in and signed by the Site Supervisor, • (Item 16.2 If an Employer employs more than 500 employees, that employer must submit a record of the risk assessment together with a written policy on the health & safety of its employees to its Health & saf...
Preventative Measures. The Contractor must take all possible and reasonably practicable steps and measures to eliminate risk to health and safety and to avoid and minimise the consequences of work health and safety issues.
