Right to Access Identification Credentials Facility Rules Sample Clauses

The "Right to Access; Identification Credentials; Facility Rules" clause defines the conditions under which individuals or entities are permitted to enter and use a facility, as well as the requirements for presenting identification and complying with established rules. Typically, this clause outlines the need for authorized personnel to display valid credentials, such as badges or passes, and mandates adherence to all posted or communicated facility policies, including safety and security protocols. Its core function is to maintain security and order within the facility by ensuring that only authorized individuals gain access and that all users follow the necessary rules and procedures.
Right to Access Identification Credentials Facility Rules. (a) Upon reasonable prior notice, Level 3 shall provide to Vendor reasonable physical access to designated areas of its facilities in connection with the performance of Vendor's obligations hereunder. Access to Level 3's facilities shall be subject to Level 3's security rules, policies and procedures which may be revised from time to time. In the event that a Vendor employee, agent, representative or subcontractor is required to have unescorted access to a Level 3 facility, or is required to have access to the Level 3 network, Vendor shall certify in the attached Exhibit C, Background Certification, that prior to assigning such person to perform Services at a Level 3 facility or network, Vendor shall have conducted a background investigation that meets or exceeds the Level 3 background investigation standard. (b) Level 3 shall have the right to require Vendor's employees, agents, representatives and subcontractors to exhibit identification credentials issued by Level 3 in order to exercise any right of access under this Agreement, and Vendor shall be responsible for the actions of such personnel while on Level 3's premises in accordance with this Agreement. Vendor shall immediately notify Level 3 if any Vendor employee, agent, representative or subcontractor is no longer authorized by Vendor for right of access to Level 3's facilities. (c) All employees, agents, representatives and subcontractors of Vendor shall, while on Level 3's premises, comply with all rules and regulations that have been provided to Vendor. Vendor shall acquaint itself with the conditions at Level 3's site(s) so that Vendor's activities will not unduly interfere with Level 3's day-to-day operations at such site(s). Vendor shall not stop, delay or interfere with Level 3's day-to-day operations without the prior written consent of an authorized Level 3 representative. Vendor shall provide and maintain sufficient covering to protect Level 3's equipment, furniture and other items from Vendor's activities. (d) Vendor agrees to comply with Level 3's exit procedures following termination or expiration of this Agreement as a condition of Level 3's final payment to Vendor. Such procedures may include, but are not limited to, notification to proper Level 3 officials, returning all ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇ equipment and security badges, and execution of appropriate documents.
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