Common use of Open Site Clause in Contracts

Open Site. Seller acknowledges and agrees that a work site located on Purchaser’s property may be an open site, meaning that contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers working at, or supplying goods and services to or for such site may be union or non- union. Seller shall perform its obligations at the site in a manner which ensures there are no labour problems, work stoppages or other labour disputes which might affect Purchaser and shall, if required or necessary, obtain written agreements with the unions representing its employees that non-affiliation rights in any collective agreement will not be exercised in connection with the provision of the goods and services. Labour Standards. If Seller is to perform any services at Purchaser’s property pursuant to this purchase order, Seller and its sub-contractors shall at all times be registered and in good standing with the requirements of all applicable legislation governing Health and Safety. Seller shall at all times comply strictly with all laws, ordinances, rules, regulations, codes and plant safety requirements relating to employment standards, occupational health and safety, hazardous materials information systems, and protection of the public and shall, at Purchaser’s request, provide a certificate from the competent authority which attests it.