Safe Working Practices Clause Samples

Safe Working Practices. All persons working in the kitchen will do so in the safest possible environment by the Cook and those under their supervision:  Keeping work areas (including those not in use or in use by others who are busy and need support) clean, well organised and free of obstructions or hazards.  Reporting immediately to the maintenance department and where practicable removing from use or labelling as unfit for use faulty, damaged or otherwise unsafe equipment, furniture or fittings.  Taking personal responsibility for removing from use or labelling as unfit for use faulty, damaged or otherwise unsafe equipment, furniture or fittings, which are reported to them.  Cleaning up spillages (however caused and whomsoever caused by) immediately.  Always using wet floor signs if wet or uneven floors present a slip and fall hazard.  Working at all times in accordance with the established procedures and obeying safety rules.  However busy the kitchen is - helping all workmates to comply with safe work practices. All food services work to be completed by the required deadlines and to the required standards of the Food Production Team Leader and those under their supervision:  Working to their allocated schedule.  Communicating with each other if work is delayed for any reason and subsequently reorganising to ensure work is done and meals are served on time.  Being aware of the schedules of others and when time and work priorities permit, helping other kitchen staff with their allocated work.  Complying with Hospital and department policies and procedures.

Safe Working Practices. 22.01.1 Both Parties recognize the importance of safe working practices as applied both to the clients of the service and to the employees. In order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ safety, the Parties agree to the following: 22.01.2 An employee shall not be required to drive a vehicle that is unsafe. Employees must follow the procedures laid down by the Employer for reporting vehicles in need of maintenance. 22.01.3 An employee who has reported an unsafe vehicle shall not lose pay for time not worked due to the vehicle being repaired. 22.01.4 The final determination of whether a vehicle is safe rests with a journeyman certified mechanic.

Safe Working Practices. 22.01.1 Both Parties recognize the importance of safe working practices as applied both to the clients of the service and to the employees. Safety is essential, integral and paramount to all normal operating procedures and will take precedence over any considered expediency or shortcut. In order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ safety, the Parties agree to the following: 22.01.2 An employee shall not be required to drive a vehicle that is unsafe. Employees must follow the procedures laid down by the Employer for reporting vehicles in need of maintenance. 22.01.3 An employee who has reported an unsafe vehicle shall not lose pay for time not worked due to the vehicle being repaired. 22.01.4 The final determination of whether a vehicle is safe rests with a journeyman certified mechanic.

Safe Working Practices. Both Parties recognize the importance of safe working practices as applied both to the clients of the service and to the employees. In order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ safety, the Parties agree to the following: (a) An employee shall not be required to drive a vehicle, which is unsafe. Employees must follow the procedures as set out in the Motor Vehicle Act, the National Safety Code, WorkSafeBC Regulations and the Company's procedure for reporting vehicles in need of maintenance. A Mechanic will inspect and make a final determination as to whether the vehicle is safe in accordance with regulations pursuant to the Motor Vehicle Act and the National Safety Code. (b) An employee who has reported an unsafe vehicle shall not lose pay for time not worked due to the vehicle being taken out of service for repair. (c) Drivers shall be automatically relieved with pay after an assault or incident/accident that causes trauma.

Safe Working Practices. (a) The Supervisor will ensure that employees are totally familiar with the safe working practices which are in place both for their specific jobs and within the Branch as a whole. Instruction will be based upon the results of the work procedures analysis which will have been completed as part of the Occupational Health and Safety Program.

Safe Working Practices. Fonterra has a number of safety and safe working practice initiatives. All drivers will be expected to comply with these practices as they will be part of the operational requirements. Other initiatives will include, but not be limited to:- • Implementation of Driver Medicals; • Commitment from Drivers to present themselves in a fit and proper, rested condition to start work; this includes a mandatory 10 hour break from other driving duties before starting work; • Work breaks as required; • Compliance with procedures for Long Haul Drivers.

Safe Working Practices. Both Parties recognize the importance of safe working practices as applied both to the clients of the service and to the employees. In order to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ safety, the Parties agree to the following: a) An employee shall not be required to drive a vehicle which is unsafe. Employees must follow the procedures laid down by the Cooperative for reporting vehicles in need of maintenance. b) An employee who has reported an unsafe vehicle shall not lose pay for time not worked due to the vehicle being repaired. c) The final determination of whether a vehicle is safe rests with the regulations pursuant to the Workers' Compensation Act or as determined by both a Union and employer representative of the Safety Committee. Where the two representatives of the Safety Committee are unable to reach agreement on the safety of a vehicle they may call on a W.C.B Inspector, or others, to make a final determination.

Safe Working Practices. 23.1.1. The Contractor shall be responsible for the safe performance of the Works and all Contract Personnel at all times during the Contract Period. 23.1.2. The Contractor must provide and maintain, and ensure that all Contract Personnel observe at all times, a safe system of work which complies with all Applicable Laws and best safe working practices including but not limited to those contained in the Specifications. 23.1.3. The Contractor must provide Contract Personnel with all safety clothing and safety equipment necessary to protect them against anything that may result in injury to the person or harm to the health of the person at the Site.

Safe Working Practices. The Contractor should inform PPC of any unsafe feature or any matter of cause of public concern at any location at which the services are being provided by telephone as soon as is practicable. The Contractor shall confirm these details in writing (preferably email) within 24 hours of becoming aware of them. The operatives shall wear appropriate PPE equipment at all times. The Contractor shall ensure that all operatives comply with the COSHH regulations at all times It is the Contractor’s responsibility to erect British Standard warning signs at each work site during the course of their duties and whilst any surface remains wet.