Radiation Protection. 10.1 The parties recognize that a trained pool of "green qualified" members (Construction Radiation Protection Coordinators "RPC's") is critical to project success. The parties will meet annually to review, discuss, and identify potential shortfalls and actions to ensure an adequate supply of qualified labour. The parties agree to work together to provide and maintain training opportunities that are aligned with Project needs.
Radiation Protection. The Contractor conforms to Duvha Power Station Procedure HMS0002 when performing any industrial radiography.
Radiation Protection. Research, regulatory aspects, development of safety xxxx- dards, public information, training and education. Particular attention shall be paid to the study of low-dose effects and of remedying contaminated areas, to industrial and medical exposure and post-accident management.
Radiation Protection. While the Seller can offer building design suggestions, the entire responsibilities for meeting all local codes and regulations regarding radiation protection remain with the Buyer. The building and all work areas will comply with all relevant safety standards concerning radiation protection during all phases of construction, installation, testing and operation. The Buyer will be responsible for installation plans of a radiation protection system in accordance with local codes and regulations.
Radiation Protection. The Contractor conforms to the Employer’s procedure HMS0002 when performing any industrial radiography. Hazardous Substances It is required in terms of the General Administrative Regulation (Regulation 7) of the Act that any manufacturer, importer, seller or supplier of hazardous chemical substances shall supply the receiver, free of charge with sufficient information for the user, to enable the user to introduce the necessary measures as regards the protection of the health and safety of persons. It is therefore the responsibility of the supplier (dealing directly with the Employer) to supply the information. If information is not available for whatever reason, the supplier must indicate and give reasons to the Employer. Environmental management The Contractor is required to ensure that all goods, services or works supplied in terms of the contract conform to all applicable environmental legislation. Where work is done on the Site, the goods, services or works supplied will also conform to the Employer’s environmental specifications.
Radiation Protection. 10.1 The Contractor who will provide contractual performance in the area with ionising radiation (hereinafter referred to as the “IR“), is obliged to follow especially the following generally binding regulations: - Act No. 355/2007 Coll. on protection, support, and development of the public health and on amendments to and alterations of certain acts as amended, - Act No. 87/2018 Coll. on radiation protection and on the amendment of certain acts as amended, - Decree of the Ministry of Health of the SR No. 99/2018 Coll. on securing the radiation protection as amended, - Decree of the Ministry of Health of the SR No. 209/2014 Coll. stipulating the scope of training, the scope of requested knowledge for examination of professional competence, details about establishment and performance of examination committees of professional competence, details of the test before a board to test professional competence, the contents of certificates of professional competence and the scope of updating training as amended, and internal regulations of SE in the field of radiation protection which the Contractor was acquainted with during the initial training.
Radiation Protection. The Contractor conforms to the Employer’s procedure OMOP 2049 and OMOP 2051 when performing any industrial radiography. Handling of waste produced by the Contractor All waste introduced to and/or produced on the Employer’s premises, by the Contractor, for this contract, must be handled in accordance with the minimum requirements for the Handling and Disposal of Hazardous Waste in terms of Government Legislation as proclaimed by the Department of Water Affairs and Xxxxxxxx Xxx 0000 Ref.:BN0621-16296-5. The Contractor is responsible to appoint a waste coordinator to ensure that all waste produced is handled according to the applicable legislation. The Contractor is required to ensure that all goods, services or work supplied in terms of the contract conform to all applicable environmental legislation. Where work is done on the Employer’s site, the goods, services or work supplied also conforms to the Employer’s environmental specifications. Waste from the cleaning and maintenance of equipment The Contractor is responsible to contain all waste due to cleaning and maintenance of equipment and disposes of as described below. Stockpiling of waste Waste is removed promptly to the designated deposit areas. No stockpiling is permitted. Hazardous waste Waste declared as hazardous substances in terms of the Hazardous Substances Act no 15 of 1973 is the responsibility of the Contractor to ensure safe removal from the property to a registered Class 1 site Pest Control Only approved herbicides with a low environmental risk shall be used for pest control. Only registered pest controllers may apply herbicides on a commercial basis. Application of herbicides shall be in accordance with the Fertilisers, Farm Feeds, Agricultural Remedies and Stock Remedies Act 36 of 194. Water Conservation Incidents related to water pollution must be reported to the Eskom environmental department within 24 hours. Report/fix leaking taps and pipes to save water. Use water sparingly. Chemical substances shall not be disposed of in waste water or storm water drains. Air Pollution Dust suppression measures must be in place to reduce airborne dust. Noxious and offensive odours arising from work activities shall be adequately controlled. Ground Pollution Measures to prevent or control ground contamination shall be put in place e.g. drip trays, bund walls. Spill containment, clean-up and ground rehabilitation shall be done as per Tutuka procedures
Radiation Protection. The Contractor conforms to the Employer’s procedure OMOP 2049 and OMOP 2051 when performing any industrial radiography.
Radiation Protection. 10.1 The Contractor who will provide contractual performance in the area with ionising radiation (hereinafter referred to as the “IR“), shall follow the generally binding regulations: - Act no. 355/2007 Coll. on protection, support, and development of the public health and on amendments to and alterations of certain acts, - Act no. 87/2018 Coll. on radiation protection and on the amendment of certain acts, - Decree of the Slovak Ministry of Health no. 99/2018 Coll. on securing the radiation protection, - Decree of the Slovak Ministry of Health no. 209/2014 Coll. stipulating the scope of training, the scope of requested knowledge for examination of professional competence,, details about establishment and performance of examination committees of professional competence, details of the test before a board to test professional competence, the contents of certificates of professional competence and the scope of updating training, and internal regulations of SE in the field of radiation protection which the Contractor was acquainted with during the initial training.
Radiation Protection. 1) The Contractor conforms to Kriel procedure HMS0002 when performing any industrial radiography.
