Safety Education. The Union undertakes to promote safety and occupational health education among its members in an effort to overcome accidents and occupational health problems. The Company undertakes to promote safety and occupational health education among all its employees in an effort to overcome accidents and occupational health problems.
Safety Education. Bird shall provide materials, videos, and signage to promote safe riding and educate riders on rider responsibilities and encourage safe and proper riding and parking as further described within this MOU.
Safety Education. The Signatory Union undertakes to promote safety education among its members in an effort to overcome accidents.
Safety Education. The Company shall provide safety training classes to educate persons operating micromobility devices regarding the rules, regulations and laws applicable to riding, operating, and parking a micromobility device, subject to the requirements outlined in the license agreement.
Safety Education. The College will provide opportunities to educate Users on safe and effective ways of using digital and electronic technology. Users must be aware of the dangers associated with being online such as privacy risks, hacking, cyber-bullying and online predators, amongst others. Whilst governing one’s own actions, Users must also report inappropriate or unsafe digital interactions they witness as a bystander, especially where such actions could bring harm to the individual, cause harm to others or damage the reputation of the College. Users perpetrating any unethical online behaviors themselves will be faced with College Disciplinary Procedures (see Key Usage Guidelines around Adherence to College Policies) ● Social Media: Users are encouraged to use social media thoughtfully, constructively and in line with the College’s Key Usage Guidelines. Users must ensure that when using social media for personal purposes they do no harm to the College’s reputation or themselves. Email & Communication Every User is allotted a unique GSuite for Education login, which includes access to an @xxxxx.xxx Gmail account. Usage guidelines are as follows: ● Email Usage: Users can expect to receive and send regular communication to individuals or relevant groups/mailing lists via this service. Even if a User has an independent email address, they must check the College issued account regularly for key instructions and updates.
Safety Education. 3.3.1 Before either the ATSB or Airservices commences a safety education program, the organisations will endeavour to consult with each other to identify any opportunities for mutual cooperation.
Safety Education. 3.4.1 Before either the ATSB or CASA commences a safety education program, the organisations will endeavour to consult with each other to identify any opportunities for mutual cooperation.
Safety Education a) The Employer shall furnish reasonable safety equipment, welding gloves, sleeves and foul weather gear on the job for employees. Employees using said equipment will be responsible for reasonable safe-guard and care of same. Employees shall be required to complete the OSHA safety training course as approved by the Labor Management Committee.
Safety Education. At the beginning of your Program, your naturalist guide will address the group on key safety procedures, including: • How to maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet throughout the trip, including when hiking on a trail with others, standing in a circle to listen to a guide, or pausing for water and snack breaks. • How to keep hands clean in a wilderness setting. Your guide will confirm that each participant has adequate hand sanitizer or a hand-washing set-up that conforms to Leave No Trace principles. Health Checks: Guides will check in with participants at the start of the Program and on a regular basis throughout the trip to ensure everyone is staying healthy. • At the start of the Program, your guide will ask if you have any flu-like or other COVID-19 symptoms. For the safety of the group, please answer truthfully. • You will be asked to leave the program if you answer yes to the following questions. There are some exceptions if you are fully vaccinated. o Have you had any of the following symptoms in the last 48 hours? fever or chills, cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, fatigue, muscle or body aches, headache, new loss of taste or smell, sore throat, congestion or runny nose, nausea or vomiting, diarrhea o Within the past 14 days, have you been in close physical contact (6 ft or closer for a cumulative total of 15 minutes) with: ▪ Anyone who is known to have laboratory-confirmed COVID-19? OR ▪ Anyone who has any symptoms consistent with COVID-19? If you are fully vaccinated and have been exposed to COVID-19 and are not exhibiting symptoms, you may remain on the program. You must wear a mask for the duration of the program.
Safety Education. At the beginning of your Program, your guide will address the group on key safety procedures, including: • How to maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet throughout the trip, including when hiking on a trail with others, standing in a circle to listen to a guide, or pausing for water and snack breaks. • How to keep hands clean in a wilderness setting. Your guide will confirm that each participant has adequate hand sanitizer or a hand-washing set-up that conforms to Leave No Trace principles. Self-Health Checks: Guides will check in with participants at the start of the Program and on a regular basis throughout the trip to ensure everyone is staying healthy. • Do not attend a program if you have any cold, flu, or COVID-19 symptoms. • You will be asked to leave the program if you appear to have any signs of illness. If you are fully vaccinated and have been exposed to COVID-19 and are not exhibiting symptoms, you may remain on the program. You must wear a mask for the duration of the program.
