Risk Assessments a. Risk Assessment - DST shall, at least annually, perform risk assessments that are designed to identify material threats (both internal and external) against Fund Data, the likelihood of those threats Schedule 10.2 p.2 occurring and the impact of those threats upon DST organization to evaluate and analyze the appropriate level of information security safeguards (“Risk Assessments”).
Risk Assessments a. Risk Assessment - Transfer Agent shall, at least annually, perform risk assessments that are designed to identify material threats (both internal and external) against Fund Data, the likelihood of those threats occurring and the impact of those threats upon the Transfer Agent organization to evaluate and analyze the appropriate level of information security safeguards (“Risk Assessments”).
Risk Assessments. Contractor shall conduct periodic risk assessments and remediate any identified security vulnerabilities in a timely manner.
Risk Assessments. You agree to comply and/or co-operate with a reasonable request by us to provide information or to assist in connection with a risk assessment undertaken by us in relation to your occupation of the Accommodation and/or the Residence.
Risk Assessments. Broker-Dealer shall conduct a periodic, documented Risk Assessment of its Information Systems sufficient to inform the design of its cybersecurity program. Such Risk Assessment shall be updated as reasonably necessary to address changes to Broker-Dealer’s Information Systems, Nonpublic Information or business operations. Broker-Dealer's Risk Assessment shall allow for revision of controls to respond to technological developments and evolving threats and shall consider the particular risks of Broker-Dealer’s business operations related to cybersecurity, Nonpublic Information collected or stored, Information Systems utilized and the availability and effectiveness of controls to protect Nonpublic Information and Information Systems.
Risk Assessments. PEEP You agree to comply and/or co-operate with a reasonable request by us to provide information or to assist in connection with a Personal Emergency Evacuation Plan (PEEP) and/or risk assessment undertaken by us in relation to your occupation of the Accommodation and/or the Hall.
Risk Assessments. It is a legal requirement (Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999) that all risks to health or safety are assessed and that all significant risks are recorded. Promoters are solely responsible for providing suitable and sufficiently documented risk assessments for what they are planning to do at the venue at the earliest possible stage, preferably four weeks in advance of, and no later than one week before, the first rehearsal. SC can supply a risk assessment template for guidance on request. Should a risk assessment not be provided by the promoter in a timely manner as outlined above, it is at the discretion of SC whether the Performance can be permitted to go ahead. Electrical equipment and rigging It is the responsibility of all Promoters to ensure that all electrical equipment brought into SC premises at the Promoter’s behest have a current PAT test certification (within the last year as a minimum) and that items are clearly labelled as such. Any rigging or access equipment supplied by the Promoter must have current certification and copies of such certificates must be forwarded to the Production Manager upon signing of the contract. Any rigging undertaken on SC premises must adhere to the current SC Production Codes of Practice, guidelines and relevant Health and Safety requirements. Where external suppliers / contractors are brought on site they must supply a risk assessment and method statement specific to the job that they are working on as well as their company Health and Safety policy. Your Production Manager will be pleased to assist with any queries in relation to the above. Naked flame policy Southbank Centre has an overall policy of no naked flame on site. In certain circumstances however, if all other options have been considered and the risk is low, with sufficient control measures proposed, its use may be considered following full consultation with Production and Health and Safety. In this event a SC Visitor Assistant will be required to supervise throughout the event, the cost of which will be recharged to the Promoter. If real flame is requested, then Promoters will ensure that the event risk assessment details all proposed control measures. The Health and Safety team will then vet and approve the risk assessment or request further information until they are satisfied that the activity presents a manageable risk. In all cases naked flame must be sited away from curtains, fabrics and soft furnishings and people. A securi...
Risk Assessments. Description: Consultant shall prepare a site-specific Health Risk Assessment that will address potential human health impacts to the future users of the project arising from the presence of the hazardous material found at the project site. The Health Risk Assessment will be prepared by a toxicologist. The Health Risk Assessment will consider compound concentrations, transport and fate of compounds, exposure pathways, and property use. The Health Risk Assessment shall involve the following steps: • The selection of chemicals of concern; • Exposure assessment; • Toxicity assessment; • Risk Characterization.
Risk Assessments. Infinite Campus shall conduct periodic risk assessments and remediate any identified security vulnerabilities in a timely manner.
Risk Assessments. The Contractor appoints a competent risk assessor, in writing, to perform risk assessments (Construction Regulation 7(1)). The Contractor is however required to use the Employer’s methodology and provide a project specific risk assessment with the Contractor’s health and safety plan, submitted for review and acceptance by the Supervisor. The Contractor’s risk assessment includes a monitoring and review plan as required by Construction Regulation 7(1). No work may commence on Site, until the Contractor’s risk assessment has been accepted by the Supervisor. The Contractor ensures that ergonomic hazards have been identified evaluated and addressed. as required by Construction Regulation 7(6).Hazards the Contractor must consider include: • improper lifting techniques, • continuous repetitive movements with body parts in extreme postures; and • poor grips on tools or carrying containers with no handles. Whenever changes to methods of working / manufacture or materials are introduced, the Contractor’s risk assessment is reviewed, including controls and mitigation measures and submitted to the Supervisor for review and acceptance. Following acceptance the Contractor’s risk assessment must be placed in the health and safety plan, for implementation. The Employer’s risk assessment chart is completed, by the Contractor, during the Contractor’s pre-job briefs and displayed at the entrances to those areas of the Site. The template is available from the Supervisor. The Contractor ensures that all Contractors’ employees are informed, instructed and trained by a competent person regarding the hazards, risks and related work procedures. These employees must carry proof of such training, for the duration of the project. (Construction Regulation 7(9)). With regard to environmental considerations, the Contractor ensures that any aspect from a product or activity that might have an impact on the air, water, marine and soil or which may have the potential to cause harm to the environment is addressed in the Contractor’s risk assessment, in order to avoid any environmental incidents while Providing the Works Where such impact cannot be avoided, the Contractor ensures that the necessary steps are taken to minimise and remediate such impact. (refer to Section 28 of National Environmental Management Act, 1998). Lists of expected hazards and risks at the KOU have been referenced in EPC 32-136, as well as the Occupational Health Services Job Specification (reference KFV-SR-004), out...
