STANDARDS OF CONDUCT FOR VISITORS Sample Clauses

STANDARDS OF CONDUCT FOR VISITORS. For purposes of this clause, the term “Buyer’s owned or controlled premises” shall also include work under this Purchase Order performed on any EB, Customer, or Government owned or controlled premises/ property/worksite, including vessels. Seller agrees that it, its agents, employees, and subcontractors will abide by the following standards which are subject to periodic revision and shall insure that these standards are provided to the aforementioned prior to any visit to Buyer’s owned or controlled premises/property/worksite. PROHIBITION ON PERSONALLY OWNED COMPUTERS, CAMERAS, CELL PHONES, SMART PHONES AND/OR PDA’s EQUIPPED WITH A CAMERA, VIDEO OR AUDIO RECORDER CAPABILITY Neither computers nor cameras, cell phones, smart phones (e.g., “Blackberry”, etc.), and/or PDAs equipped with a camera, video or audio recorder may be brought onto EB owned or controlled premises or, on any vessel. Certain exceptions for bringing your company-owned (not personally-owned) computer onto EB’s owned or controlled premises may apply provided prior written EB approval has been granted. Additional EB written permissions are needed to connect to any EB network or IT (Information Technology) resource. Computer peripherals (including without limitation flash drives and thumb drives), and/or PDAs that have been approved to be brought onto EB owned or controlled premises, may NOT be connected to any EB network or IT resource without additional prior written EB approval. Contact your EB host with questions. Personally owned PDA’s and cell phones NOT equipped with a camera, video or audio recorder may be brought onto EB owned or controlled premises but may NOT be connected to any EB network or IT resource without additional prior written EB approval. INSPECTION - All computer peripherals (including without limitation flash drives and thumb drives), cell phones, “smart phones”, and/or PDAs (collectively “PEDs” [Personal Electronic Devices]) that have been approved to be brought onto EB owned or controlled premises must be inspected by EB Badge Control or Gate Security and a small white sticker with the EB logo will be applied to all PEDs approved to come onto the facility. All items brought onto EB owned or controlled premises are subject to search and/or inspection and must be surrendered, when requested. EB STANDARD CLAUSE 10-89, “CONTRACTOR SAFETY, HEALTH AND REGULATIONS MANUAL” – The Seller and persons requiring access to EB owned or controlled premises shall comply with the requ...
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