Safe Handling Clause Samples
The Safe Handling clause establishes requirements and procedures to ensure that materials, products, or equipment are managed in a manner that minimizes risk to people, property, and the environment. It typically outlines specific safety protocols, such as the use of protective equipment, proper storage, and handling instructions, and may require compliance with relevant laws or industry standards. By setting clear expectations for safe practices, this clause helps prevent accidents, injuries, and damage, thereby promoting a safer workplace and reducing liability for all parties involved.
Safe Handling. Processor reserves the right, in its sole discretion to (i) reject any trucks, pipelines, or storage facilities presented or suggested by Customer for loading/unloading which would present an unsafe or potentially unsafe situation, and (ii) refuse to load/unload, transfer, or handle any NGLs or Product under any conditions it deems unsafe or potentially unsafe, which is caused by, including without limitation, drivers, personnel, equipment, procedures, and/or weather conditions.
Safe Handling. Seller shall properly label Product pursuant to the Hazardous Materials Transportation Regulations and OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, and Buyer hereby acknowledges receipt of Seller's Material Safety Data Sheet. Buyer shall promptly and carefully inspect Product upon receipt and will maintain appropriate safe handling and use procedures. Buyer will apprise its employees, customers and third parties who may come into contact with such Product of the hazards, proper use and handling requirements of Product, and shall comply with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard, and all other applicable laws, rules and regulations.
Safe Handling. Buyers and Service Providers shall promptly provide the other with any material information it discovers or develops relating to the safe handling of Products and the raw materials contained therein.
Safe Handling. KHLP reserves the sole right (i) to reject any trucks or pipelines presented for loading/unloading which would present an unsafe or potentially unsafe situation, and (ii) to refuse to load/unload, transfer, or handle any NGL’s under any conditions it deems unsafe, which is caused by, including without limitation, drivers, personnel, equipment, procedures, and/or weather conditions.