Safety Standard Clause Samples
A Safety Standard clause establishes the minimum safety requirements and protocols that must be followed during the performance of work or provision of services under a contract. It typically specifies compliance with applicable laws, industry regulations, and may require adherence to specific safety procedures or the use of protective equipment. This clause ensures that all parties maintain a safe working environment, reducing the risk of accidents and liability, and promoting compliance with legal and regulatory obligations.
Safety Standard. Provider will ensure that members are safe and that unacceptable risk is avoided as evidenced by the following criteria/evidence of compliance:
a. Provider shall comply with all applicable state and federal rules, regulations and licensure relative to the provision of services under this Contract as evidenced by review of appropriate documentation;
b. Staff shall be appropriately screened and trained in accordance with requirements for the service being provided and have required background checks completed by the hire date and within every four (4) years after hire or as otherwise required by applicable law or regulation;
c. Provider shall share member complaints, grievances and incident reports with Purchaser upon receipt;
d. Provider shall communicate to Purchaser any unsafe condition associated with a member when observed;
e. Provider shall work with Purchaser to determine member-accepted risk;
f. Provider shall comply with the procedures for responding to member incidents and emergencies set forth in Article VII of this Contract.
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Safety Standard a. Vendor shall be responsible for ensuring that its personnel follow all state, federal and local safety laws, ordinances and regulations applicable to the work to be performed under this Agreement, including Occupational Health and Safety Administration ("OSHA") and City requirements.
b. Vendor shall operate all equipment with all safety mechanisms intact and operational per the manufacturers' instructions.