Safety - General Sample Clauses

Safety - General. Engineer shall require its employees, and shall require its subcontractors to require their employees, to use hard hats, safety vests, traffic cones, vehicle safety lights, and "BRIDGE INSPECTION AHEAD” or “SURVEY CREW AHEAD" advance warning signs for all bridges being inspected. In the placement and maintenance of signs and other traffic control devices, Engineer shall comply with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Engineer shall minimize traffic flow disruption during inspection. Engineer shall comply with BIRM, as it relates to safety and traffic control. Refer to BIRM, Sections 2.2 for discussion on safety fundamentals and 2.3 for discussion on temporary traffic control. Engineer shall contact the TxDOT District Bridge Inspection Office for early coordination requirements when soliciting traffic control services.
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Safety - General. The Engineer shall require its employees, and shall require its subcontractors to require their employees, to use hard hats, safety vests, traffic cones, vehicle safety lights, and "BRIDGE INSPECTION AHEAD” or “SURVEY CREW AHEAD" advance warning signs for all bridges being inspected. In the placement and maintenance of signs and other traffic control devices, the Engineer shall comply with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The Engineer shall minimize traffic flow disruption during inspection. The Engineer shall comply with BIRM, as it relates to safety and traffic control. Refer to BIRM, Sections 2.2 for discussion on safety fundamentals and 2.3 for discussion on temporary traffic control. The Engineer shall contact the State District Bridge Inspection Office for early coordination requirements when soliciting traffic control services. DocuSign Envelope ID: D5C0651A-0082-446C-94D2-2FED883BC58A
Safety - General. The Engineer shall require its employees, and shall require its subcontractors to require their employees, to use hard hats, safety vests, traffic cones, vehicle safety lights, and "BRIDGE INSPECTION AHEAD” or “SURVEY CREW AHEAD" advance warning signs for all bridges being inspected. In the placement and maintenance of signs and other traffic control devices, the Engineer shall comply with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The Engineer shall minimize traffic flow disruption during inspection. The Engineer shall comply with BIRM, as it relates to safety and traffic control. Refer to BIRM, Sections 2.2 for discussion on safety fundamentals and 2.3 for discussion on temporary traffic control. The Engineer shall contact the State District Bridge Inspection Office for early coordination requirements when soliciting traffic control services. DocuSign Envelope ID: 3A04EEDE-3054-4F40-8564-D51EF478BFB7 DocuSign Envelope ID: B1672469-35E9-4BB1-9C3A-767FCDA38E1E
Safety - General. The Corporation shall supply the employees with all necessary rubber gloves and covers, rubber boots for lineman, spurs, belts, safety sunglasses, prescription safety glasses, leather gloves, winter mitts with liners, and all equipment necessary for the handling of live apparatus and for the performance of line work and the Corporation shall replace such of the said equipment or supplies as it becomes necessary to replace them due to ordinary wear, subject to an issuance and control program. All such equipment and supplies shall be supplied without cost to all employees.
Safety - General. Engineer shall require its employees, and shall require its subcontractors to require their employees, to use hard hats, safety vests, traffic cones, vehicle safety lights, and "BRIDGE INSPECTION AHEAD” or “SURVEY CREW AHEAD" advance warning signs for all tunnels being inspected. In the installation, placement, and maintenance of signs and other traffic control devices, Engineer shall comply with the Texas Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices. Engineer shall minimize traffic flow disruption during inspection. Engineer shall contact the TxDOT District Bridge Inspection Office for early coordination requirements when soliciting traffic control services.
Safety - General. The Company will make reasonable provisions for the health and safety of its employees during the hours of their employment. Accordingly, the Company agrees to have properly trained first aid people on each shift. All employees will be required to wear safety glasses with side xxxxxxx, safety shoes, and hearing protection. No employee shall be required to operate or use any machine, tool, or die that is not in safe working order. The Union and the Company shall form a joint Health and Safety Committee in accordance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act of Ontario, and amendments thereto. The committee shall consist of at least six (6)members of whom one-half shall be repre- sentatives of management and one-half representatives of employees. During the term of this agreement, the Company shall keep posted on the plant bulletin board a copy of the aforemen- tioned act. Meetings of the Committee will be held monthly. If the Company schedules a meeting and requires the attendance of a member during his off-shift hours, if the member attends, he shall be paid the applicable overtime premium rate, in accordance with article plus any accumulated COLA. Where a member is selected to attend a Health and Safety related seminar or course he will be paid his applicable regular rate plus COLA for that day.
Safety - General. The Engineer shall ensure that all personnel not actually performing a subsurface inspection are using the following equipment: hard hats, safety vests, traffic cones, vehicle safety lights, and any necessary safety equipment. When conducting underwater inspections under the bridge, signs or cones shall not be used unless traffic concerns dictate. The Engineer shall notify the District and the Bridge Division Field Operations Branch at least 2 weeks in advance of performing underwater inspections. The Engineer shall notify the National Coast Guard and the Bridge Division Field Operations Branch when performing inspections in navigable waterways. When inspection personnel are on the bridge deck "BRIDGE INSPECTION AHEAD” or “SURVEY DocuSign Envelope ID: 0ADB5336-9E09-4A9F-ABEA-CE421BBB9C33 CREW AHEAD" signs shall be placed to provide sufficient warning to traffic approaching the bridge. Inspections shall be conducted with minimal disruption to traffic flow. Refer to FHWA BIRM, 2012, Sections 2.2 for discussion on safety fundamentals and 2.3 for discussion on temporary traffic control. Check with the State’s District Bridge Inspection Office for early coordination requirements when soliciting traffic control services.
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