ONSITE Sample Clauses

The ONSITE clause establishes requirements or conditions for activities, services, or personnel that must be performed or present at a specific physical location, typically the client's premises or a designated site. In practice, this clause may specify which tasks must be completed onsite, outline access protocols, or set expectations for the conduct of onsite staff. Its core function is to ensure clarity regarding which obligations are to be fulfilled at the designated location, thereby reducing misunderstandings and managing logistical or security concerns.
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ONSITE. If Contractor or its employees, agents, contractors and representatives visit or work on Facility premises, Contractor shall ensure that its employees, agents, contractors and representatives comply with any applicable Facility rules and policies.
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ONSITE. 3.1 Philips or Philips designated Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Service representatives or third parties will provide the parts, labor and travel for corrective Services for Hardware covered in the Service Agreement Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM local time. BIOMEDICAL SERVICES AND INFOVIEW ASSET MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE SERVICES FOR NON-PHILIPS EQUIMENT 1. COVERAGE
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ONSITE. Credit Union of Colorado may have one 10 x 10 booth space at the Festival. It must provide its own pop up shade structure, tables, chairs etc. as needed for its booth.
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ONSITE. 1. 1The Authority shall be given access to the Technical Portal for the Event. 1. 2The Contractor shall use reasonable endeavors to provide the Exhibition Space to the Authority as set out in the Particulars, except that the Contractor reserves the right to relocate the Exhibition Space in case of unforeseen and/or unavoidable circumstances or when such action is deemed to be in the best interest of the Event. Where the Contractor seeks to relocate the Exhibition Space, the Contractor shall liaise with the Authority but the Contractor’s decision shall be final. 1. 3The Agreement does not include the provision of power to the Authorities exhibition space. It is the Authorities responsibility to order power to their stand. The Authority will need to contact the official power contractor through the Technical Portal to make the necessary arrangements and payment. 1. 4The Authority shall submit all service request forms for its Exhibition Space (such as power, utilities, furniture) through the Technical Portal and by the dates listed in the Technical Portal. If the Authority fails to adhere to the dates set out in the Technical Portal, the Authority shall be liable to pay the Contractor such fees that the Contractor incurs to provide the Authority with the services that the Authority requires for its Exhibition Space. Failure by the Authority to adhere to the dates set out in the portal may result in the services requested by the Authority being unavailable. 1. 5The Authority shall be responsible for ensuring the health and safety of all participants partaking in all of the Authority’s activities and at all times (regardless of whether the activity takes place at the Authority’s Exhibition Space or elsewhere). This includes undertaking, in a timely manner adhering to relevant deadlines, all necessary risk assessments, stand plans, structural plans and calculations, safeguarding measures and any other health and safety measures. 1. 6The Authority shall procure that all of its employees, agents and contractors requiring access to the Event during build, shall read and comply with the site rules and failure to do so shall result in access being refused.
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ONSITE. School will provide space in its buildings for supervision of students enrolled in the Program when transportation is not available.
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