Reporting Unsafe Conditions or Practices Clause Samples

The "Reporting Unsafe Conditions or Practices" clause requires individuals to promptly notify relevant authorities or supervisors when they observe situations or behaviors that could pose a risk to health or safety. Typically, this clause applies to workplaces or environments where safety is a concern, and it may outline specific procedures for reporting, such as using designated forms or hotlines. Its core function is to promote a proactive safety culture by ensuring that potential hazards are identified and addressed before they result in harm, thereby reducing accidents and liability.
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Reporting Unsafe Conditions or Practices. Immediately upon encountering a condition that presents an imminent hazard to health or safety, the employee shall notify the immediate Supervisor/Director. The Supervisor/Director shall make a determination as to the extent of the hazard and shall give the employee reasonable instruction in light of the determination. Absent agreement, the matter is to be directly referred to the District's Safety Officer or designee. Employees may also report unsafe conditions anonymously through the process described in the Injury and Illness Prevention Plan (IIPP).
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  • Compliance with Standards Although the standards for workmanship, material, and equipment have been selected in these specifications as a basis of reference, standards and specifications of the other bank member countries and recommendations of standards international organizations will be acceptable provided they are substantially equivalent to the designated standards and provided furthermore that the contractor submits for approval detailed specifications which he proposes to use. Reference to brand names or catalog numbers if any in these specifications have been made only for that equipment for which it has been determined that a degree of standardization is necessary to maintain certain essential features. And in certain cases such references have also been made for purposes of convenience to specify the requirements, in either case offers of alternative goods, which have similar characteristics and provide performance and quality at lease equal to those specified are acceptable. If the contractor offers materials, equipment, design calculations or tests, which conform to standards other than those specified, full details of the differences between the proposed standards and that specified in so far as they affect the design or purpose of the equipment, are to be supplied by the contractor if called upon to do so by the engineer, where required by the engineer for approval purposes, the contractor shall supply, without charge, duplicate copies of the proposed standards with English translations of the relevant portions. The contractor shall have available in his place of business (or in his supplier’s works) the relevant copies of standards or codes used for the use of the Engineer.