Shade Sample Clauses
The "Shade" clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to providing shade on a construction or project site. It typically specifies the type, amount, and location of shade structures or coverings that must be supplied to protect workers or materials from sun exposure. For example, it may require temporary canopies or permanent awnings in areas where outdoor work is performed. The core function of this clause is to ensure worker safety and comfort by mitigating the risks associated with heat and direct sunlight, thereby promoting compliance with health and safety regulations.
Shade. This is the measurement of darkness or lightness of a surface. Only shading is measured, irrespective of colour, and is referred to as ‘whiteness’. The test surface is illuminated at an angle of 45º and the intensity of scattered light at the perpendicular (Oº), is measured on a grey scale where black is 0% and white is 100%.
Shade. If tall plants are grown, please be considerate of your neighbors.
Shade. Shade for equipment operators and heavy duty mechanics and welders shall be furnished by the Employer on the job.
Shade. Adequate shade shall be provided for rest breaks and also where possible for carrying out work. The preferred option should be ‘Quikshade’ or similar portable structure. Refer to RoadTek’s procedure 'Working in Hot Environments'.
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Shade. Where possible, plant on the north or northeast side of logs, stumps, rocks or brush clumps. Where not possible, use small rocks, scalped sod or sticks to shade block the base of trees. Place shade on the downhill side of the tree on slopes over 25%. On more gentle terrain place shade on the south/southwest side of the tree.
Shade. With respect to the motion picture Shade, it is agreed that in the event that the picture is nominated for, or receives, any industry award(s), then ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ will be entitled to public recognition for such award(s) and to be affiliated with the picture for such purposes, provided that, (i) AC shall be under no obligation to spend any money with regard to the same and (ii) the right granted above shall in no way diminish AC's rights with respect to promoting the same.
Shade campaign to educate both employers and workers on the dangers of working in the heat. Hydration was one of the principle key safety messages and workers were encouraged to drink water in order to prevent HRI. (Occupational Safety & Health Administration, n.
Shade. There shall be adequate shade and inclement weather protection provided for outdoor pools.
Shade. 10.2.6 Other