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Contract employer responsibilities, (i) The contract employer shall assure that each contract employee is trained in the work practices necessary to safely perform his/her job. [Pg.268]

Contract employer responsibilities, (i) The contract employer shall ensure that each of its employees is instaicted in the hazardous conditions relevant to the employee s work that the contract employer is aware of as a result of information communicated to the contract employer by the host employer under paragraph (c)(1) of this section. [Pg.748]

Joint host- and contract-employer responsibilities. The contract employer and the host employer shall coordinate their work rules and procedures so that each employee of the contract employer and the host employer is protected as required by this subpart. [Pg.749]

The standard contract usually indicates that the Project Manager speaks and acts for the Owner. When the Owner s representative gives working instructions directly to a craftsman, a situation of co-employership is set up. The workers get their check from one party (the contractor) but their working instructions and directions from another (the Owner). Thus they, in effect, have two employers. The courts hold both employers responsible in case of accident or injury. In cases where co-employership is claimed, both the Owner and the Project Manager are open for legal action. [Pg.195]

Each contract employer should have a facility employee who has oversight responsibility for his or her work. In some situations, assigning an individual, whether fiiU- or part time, with direct, day-to-day involvement with the contractor s activities might be warranted. [Pg.726]

EERE4, also linkable to harm, can be viewed as a kind of implicit quid pro quo contract employed engineers have an ethical responsibility to work to the best of their abilities to serve the interests of their respective employers or... [Pg.218]

Employer Responsibilities — A motor carrier must not knowingly allow, require, permit, or authorize a driver-instructor in its employ, or under contract to the motor carrier, to provide LCV driver training unless such person is a qualified LCV driver-instructor. [Pg.301]

Contractors. Identifies responsibilities of work site employer and contract employers with respect to contract employees involved in maintenance, repair, turnaround, major renovation, or specialty work, on or near covered processes. Contract employers are required to train their employees to safely perform their jobs, document that employees received and understood training, assure that contract employees know about potential process hazards and the work site employer s emergency action plan, assure that employees follow safety rules of the facility, and advise the work site employer of hazards contract work itself poses or hazards identified by contract employees. [Pg.280]

Mnlti-employer workplace means one where there is a host employer and at least one contract employer. A host employer is an employer who controls conditions at a mnlti-employer worksite. The host employer s responsibilities are to... [Pg.26]

Employer responsibilities, (i) The employer, when selecting a contractor, shall obtain and evaluate information regarding the contract employer s safety performance and programs. [Pg.268]

Quality plans are needed when the work you intend to carry out requires detailed planning beyond that already planned for by the quality system. The system will not specify everything you need to do for every job. It will usually specify only general provisions which apply in the majority of situations. You will need to define the specific documentation to be produced, tests, inspections, and reviews to be performed, and resources to be employed. The contract may specify particular standards or requirements that you must meet and these may require additional provisions to those in the quality system. Although ISO/TS 16949 requires the plan to include customers requirements, the intention is not that these requirements are reproduced if provided in a documented form by the customer, but that a cross reference is made in the plan together with any other relevant specifications referred to in the contract. However, when constructing the plan, it would make sense to refer to specific customer requirements and provide a response that indicates your intentions regarding those requirements. [Pg.188]

To some other experts the meaning of the term ab initio is rather clear cut. Their response is that "ab initio" simply means that all atomic/molecular integrals are computed analytically, without recourse to empirical parametrization. They insist that it does not mean that the method is exact nor that the basis set contraction coefficients were obtained without recourse to parametrization. Yet others point out that even the integrals need not be evaluated exactly for a method to be called ab initio, given that, for instance, Gaussian employs several asymptotic and other cutoffs to approximate integral evaluation. [Pg.96]

In 2002, the Association of University Research Parks (AURP) contracted with Association Research Inc. (ARI) to develop a profile of US and Canadian Research Parks [6]. The ARI sent out questionnaires to 195 entities believed to be operating in research parks and received 87 written responses with 79 yielding sufficient information to be stored in a database. Research parks such as the Research Triangle Park occupy vast tracks of land (7000 acres), while others such as the University City Science Center (16 acres) and Audubon (3 acres) are relatively compact. The average size of a research park in the survey was 628 acres and the median 180 acres. Employment ranged from 10000 to 42 000 for 62 research parks. [Pg.459]

Companies employing or using contract representatives are responsible for their conduct and must ensure that they comply with the provisions of this and all other relevant clauses in the Code, and in particular the training requirements under Clauses 15.1,16.1,16.2 and 16.3. [Pg.754]

Compliance with this Commitment and applicable laws is the responsibility of every employee and contractor acting on our behalf and a condition of their employment or contract. Management in each business is responsible to educate, train and motivate employees to understand and comply with this Commitment and applicable laws. [Pg.434]


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