Handling Guidelines Clause Samples

The Handling Guidelines clause sets out the specific procedures and standards for managing, storing, or transporting goods, materials, or information under the agreement. It typically details requirements such as temperature controls, packaging methods, security measures, or documentation protocols that must be followed by the parties involved. By clearly defining these expectations, the clause helps prevent damage, loss, or mishandling, ensuring that all parties understand their responsibilities and reducing the risk of disputes related to improper handling.
Handling Guidelines. A. The Supplier is required to provide a secure storage area for SPANSION Product. The secure area shall be designed to deter and prevent unauthorized access. Entry to the secured area is to be limited to personnel directly involved in service provision, shipping and receiving of SPANSION Product. For the purpose of this Agreement, examples of secure storage may include sealed or locked containers, locked cages, locked hard wall areas, and cargo stored in racks at sufficient height to prevent access by unauthorized persons. Any loose cargo stored over six (6) hours must be stored in a locked cage or locked hard wall area.
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Handling Guidelines. SUPPLIER shall provide a storage area for all units of the Product. This area will be designed to prevent unauthorized access as well as protect the Product from damage, loss and theft. Product sealed in shipping boxes shall not be re-opened unless an inspection is necessary to determine the adequacy of packing; or the existence and/or extent of damage; or the accuracy of the description of contents; or the acceptability of the shipment for transportation in accordance with SUPPLIER tariffs. SUPPLIER shall avoid exposing BUYER product or materials to conditions that may cause damage. SUPPLIER must implement procedures for communicating incidents of damaged or loss of Product and/or materials to BUYER within 24 hours of each occurrence and a plan of action for preventing re-occurrence in the future. SUPPLIER shall not pre-load Product into trailers or vehicles intended for later collection or shipment without the prior written authorization of BUYER. If BUYER authorizes Product or materials to be stored in trailers parked within a facility’s truck yard, trailers must be sufficiently and adequately secured. Examples of security precautions to be taken for such freight include, without limitation: Pin locks, Padlocks on container or trailer doors, Numbered, logged, and inspected seals, containers or trailers backed up against each other or against a structure so that the unit’s cargo doors cannot be opened.
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Handling Guidelines. A. The Supplier is required to provide a secure storage area for SPANSION Product. The secure area shall be designed to deter and prevent unauthorized access. Entry to the secured area is to be limited to personnel directly involved in service provision, shipping and receiving of SPANSION Product. For the purpose of this Agreement, examples of secure storage may include sealed or locked containers, locked cages, locked hard wall areas, and cargo stored in racks at sufficient height to prevent access by unauthorized persons. Any loose cargo stored over six (6) hours must be stored in a locked cage or locked hard wall area. B. Loading of SPANSION Product shipments must be done in the presence of the authorized driver; no pre-loading of Product shipments on vehicles for later collection is permitted. C. Any incoming freight owned by SPANSION showing evidence of being opened, or otherwise tampered with must be reported to SPANSION immediately and a written report produced within twenty-four (24) hours following the discovery.
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