Safe and Sanitary Sample Clauses

Safe and Sanitary. Licensee, at its sole cost and expense, shall use the License Area in a safe and sanitary manner. If the License Area is part of an operating school, damage, destruction, and excess trash and debris will affect Licensor’s ability to conduct the instructional program. Licensee shall not dispose of any material down any drain or into any basin, toilet, bathtub or lavatory or into any storm- drain on the License Area. Licensee shall place plywood or another suitable protection (as approved by Licensee) on all floors and paths through which Licensee is moving furniture, props or other equipment and for all other areas of high traffic. Licensee shall report to Licensor any deficiencies in maintenance or condition of the License Area. Licensee shall be responsible for and pay for any repairs or replacements or any damage to the License Area that may occur during the term hereof and that arises out of or is in any way related to Licensee’s use of the License Area.
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Safe and Sanitary. (6) The Theatre agrees to provide heat in the dressing rooms if the outside temperature falls below 60 degrees F. (7) A telephone for the Actors shall be accessible to the dressing room areas. (8) Alleys and roads leading to stage doors of theatres shall be accessible and properly lighted. Runways between dressing rooms and the Theatre shall be covered and paved or boarded. (9) Dressing room entrances and windows shall be properly masked from the view of the audience to insure the Actor’s privacy. (10) There shall be a fire extinguisher accessible to each dressing room. (11) All dressing rooms shall be swept and cleaned at least once a week by the Theatre.
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Safe and Sanitary. The Producer agrees not to audition or rehearse in any space that has not been previously inspected and approved by a Representative of Equity. (See also Rule 62(A)(1), SAFE AND SANITARY) (1) When auditions are held in studios, the Producer shall provide a waiting room (other than the auditioning room) which has seating and open space where performers may wait and/or warm-up for the audition. The waiting room shall be available to the monitor and performers for the entire sign-in and audition time. (2) The audition space shall include: (a) Heat and air-conditioning as necessary. (b) One private toilet for each gender. (c) Adequate wash basins with adequate hot and cold water.
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Safe and Sanitary. The Producer agrees not to audition or rehearse in any space that has not been previously inspected and approved by a Representative of Equity. (See also Rule 62(A)(1), SAFE AND SANITARY) (1) When auditions are held in studios, the Producer shall provide a waiting room (other than the auditioning room) which has seating and open space where performers may wait and/or warm-up for the audition. The waiting room shall be available to the monitor and performers for the entire sign-in and audition time. (2) The audition space shall include: (a) Heat and air-conditioning as necessary. (b) One private toilet for each gender. (c) Adequate wash basins with adequate hot and cold water. (d) Proper ventilation. (e) Producer shall use best efforts to provide private non-gender specific changing facilities (separate from the lavatories) at any audition where dance is required. (f) For dance auditions: sprung dance floor. (g) Ample, pure, cool drinking water, and cups where necessary, shall be provided at no cost to the Actor wherever the Actor is required to audition. (3) When auditions are held in Theatres, the Producer shall provide, to the extent possible, facilities and conditions similar to those described immediately above. (4) When the Producer holds auditions in premises which are not architecturally accessible for performers with disabilities, the Producer shall, upon notification by Equity or by a performer with a disability who wishes to attend the auditions, arrange for appropriate audition facilities to accommodate equal access for performers with disabilities. (5) Performers may not audition in any premises that do not comply with the New York City and State laws and building codes. (6) All auditions for Equity performers shall be held in facilities in which no smoking is allowed. (7) Floors (See Rule 62(A)).
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Safe and Sanitary. The Producer shall provide a safe and sanitary place of employment for the Actor, under the guidance of Equity. Dancing shall not be permitted on cement or other hard surfaces or on platforming laid directly on such hard surfaces. Inclined playing surfaces (i.e. raked stages, ramps, etc.), smoke, haze, pyro and chemical snow effects shall not be permitted. All stage fights and/or stunts with or without weapons or firearms will be staged with on-site consultation by a qualified professional (i.e., one who has, through industry-recognized training and experience, proven ability to perform and supervise the maintenance of safe stage fighting and/or stunts). No Actor shall be required to rehearse or perform any feat or act which places the Actor in imminent danger or is inherently dangerous, nor shall any Actor be required to rehearse or perform in a costume or upon a set or under conditions which are inherently dangerous or which would jeopardize the Actor’s health. Equity shall have the right to make the final determination as to what is inherently dangerous. Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Agreement or the individual contract of employment, Equity in its sole discretion shall determine whether the aforementioned Safe and Sanitary conditions are being properly maintained.
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Safe and Sanitary existing treads need to be replaced, special consideration shall be given to installing cushioned treads.
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Safe and Sanitary. INHERENTLY DANGEROUS CONDITIONS ARE PROHIBITED. No Actor shall be required to perform any feat or act which places the Actor in imminent danger or is inherently dangerous, nor shall any Actor be required to perform in a costume or upon a set which is inherently dangerous. Equity reserves the right to determine an inherently dangerous condition and shall notify the Producer that such a condition exists. Upon such notification the Producer may contact Equity within two days of said notification to discuss the determination. The Producer agrees to abide by Equity's final determination as to whether an inherently dangerous condition exists.
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Safe and Sanitary. The Producer will provide: (1) Audition spaces that comply with the fire laws of the city and state in which the auditions are held. (2) For Equity auditions requiring dance, the Producer must maintain adequate space in the room to allow for safe execution of choreography. (3) A room other than the audition room, that has seating and open space where the performers may wait and/or warm up for the audition. The room will be available for use for the entire sign in period and duration of the audition. (4) Separate changing facilities (not lavatories) which must be accessible to people of all gender identities and expressions at all auditions that require dance. (5) Audition, changing and/or waiting rooms that are properly lit, ventilated and kept at a comfortable and healthful temperature. (6) A safe dance surface for all auditions that include dance/choreography. Dance steps may not be executed on concrete or marble floors or any other surfaces which Equity reasonably deems to be injurious or unsafe, or on wood or any other substance laid directly over such surfaces. (7) Ample, pure, cool drinking water and cups at no charge. (8) Restrooms accessible to people of all gender identities and expressions which are available throughout the times of the audition. Access must be separate from the room in which auditions are being held.
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