## SAFETY RULES FOR THIRD PARTIES 3 

In the following paragraphs are a number of safety rules formulated that must be observed by third parties, in this document referred to as contracted companies. JRC-Petten requires that third parties take note of these rules, that they inform their personnel about it, and ensure that they comply with the rules. Therefore this document is made part of the contract documentation. 

## General Requirements 3.1 

The contracted company is responsible that its subcontractors and their personnel comply with the rules 3.1.1 mentioned in this document. 

The contracted company and its personnel working on the JRC-Petten site are obliged to observe: 3.1.2 

$_{a.}$ The regulations stipulated in the Dutch Working Conditions Act, the Dutch Environmental Protection Act, the Dutch Nuclear Power Act and other applicable –workers and environment protecting– legislation; 

$_{b.}$ The safety, environmental, and security rules included in this document; 

$_{c.}$ The written (e.g. by means of panels and signs) and verbal instructions given by, or on behalf of, the JRC Representative and SES. 

Compliance with the items a. and b. above will be enforced by the JRC Representative and SES. In case of 3.1.3 non-compliance with the aforementioned regulations JRC-Petten reserve the right: 

 To suspend the work, and/or; 

 To exclude the person or persons involved from the work or the premises; 

without assuming any liability for possible consequence for the persons involved or their employing companies. 

The contracted company and its personnel are obliged to organize the work in such a way that it will not 3.1.4 cause dangerous situations for JRC-Petten staff, and all other persons present on, or nearby the JRC-Petten site, or the environment. 

The contracted company must have carried-out suitable TRAs for all activities to be undertaken, and must 3.1.5 have implemented adequate control measures to eliminate or minimise the risks identified (this may include the use of specific tools or equipment, following safe work procedures, applying personal protective equipment, etc.). 

The contracted company is responsible for instructing its personnel with regards to the work that must be 3.1.6 performed; in particular about the risks of the activities to be undertaken, together with the control measures that have to be applied to keep the risks under control. 

Personnel of the contracted company working on site must be adequately trained and competent to 3.1.7 perform their assigned tasks. JRC-Petten reserve the right to require proof of such training or competence. 

For construction projects where: 3.1.8 

 the work activities involve the particular risks as mentioned in annex II of Directive 92/57/EEC [1]; or 

