Welfare Facilities Clause Samples
The Welfare Facilities clause requires the provision and maintenance of basic amenities and services to ensure the health, safety, and well-being of workers on a site. This typically includes access to clean drinking water, toilets, washing areas, rest areas, and sometimes first aid facilities. By mandating these facilities, the clause helps to create a safe and humane working environment, reducing health risks and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory standards.
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Welfare Facilities. The contractor will need to provide their own water and/or toilets during the period of construction at their own cost, unless otherwise stated in the tender document.
Welfare Facilities. The contractor will need to provide their own drinking water and appropriate portable chemical toilets during the period of construction at their own cost, unless otherwise stated in the tender document should this already be available on site. Health and Safety Executive (HSE) guidance should always be followed where possible, and welfare should be removed only when a formal handover has been conducted to the satisfaction of the Employer &/or Contracts Administrator.
Welfare Facilities. The Contractor shall provide his own First Aid, sanitary, washing, Mess room, rest room and drying facilities unless it has been agreed that the client shall supply any or all these facilities, if this is the case a written agreement must be introduced and signed by both the client and the contractor to that effect.
Welfare Facilities. The site has toilets, power and water which will be provided to contractors with the Employer's permission. The site also has a staff restaurant (the area in which the work is taking place) that the Contractors staff may use subject to persons being properly dressed (no bare torsos or shorts) and in clean and tidy clothing. We have first aiders on site.
Welfare Facilities. The Contractor must supply sufficient toilets (1 toilet per 20 workers), changing facilities, hand washing facilities, soap, toilet paper, and hand drying material must be provide. Waste bins must be strategically place and emptied regularly. Safe, clean storage areas must be provided for workers to store personal belonging and personal protective equipment. Workers should not be exposed to hazardous materials/substances while eating and must be provided with adequate, sheltered eating areas.
Welfare Facilities. Fit out contractors will be permitted to use the toilets on the ground floor only following a detailed dilapidation survey and the fitting of appropriate levels of protection. Fit out contractors will be fully responsible for the cleaning and maintaining of the toilets. Use of the disabled toilet and adjacent cleaners store is prohibited. The provision of a compound in the basement will be permitted. Every effort should be made to transfer materials to their respective floors from the outset to help minimise the area required at basement level. Clarification is required from the contractor as to how they will protect the newly painted basement floor from damage.
Welfare Facilities. KONE will continue to provide facilities necessary to ensure adequate occupational health, safety and welfare of its employees including the provision of locker or a means of securing tools, drinking and boiling water, appropriate protective clothing, heating, cooling and ventilation and rest room facilities. Any disagreements about the adequacy of the facilities shall be dealt with through the consultative process of this Agreement and the dispute settling procedures.
Welfare Facilities. Employers working at the venue must meet in full their legal requirements in respect of providing welfare for their employees who are working at the venue. Failure to meet legal requirements may result in enforcement action by Dubai Municipality. Such welfare should include provision of drinking water and suitable seating, as examples. This is particurly important during build up and breakdown. For further details please refer to the Worker Welfare Assurance Standards found in the Appendix section of DEC Organiser Manual.
Welfare Facilities. The following shall apply:
a. Provisions for toilet and sanitary facilities
b. Proposed bathing, washing, facilities
c. Proposed facilities for supplying food and eating meals
d. Proposed facilities for supplying potable water for drinking and for washing
e. Proposed facilities for locker rooms, storing and changing of clothes for workers.
Welfare Facilities. The Contractor will need to provide their own drinking water and appropriate portable chemical toilets during the period of construction at their own cost, unless otherwise stated in the tender document should this already be available on site. Health and Safety Executive guidance should always be followed where possible, and welfare should be removed only when a formal handover has been conducted to the satisfaction of the Employer &/or Client Officer.