Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations Sample Clauses

The "Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations" clause grants one party, typically a client or regulatory body, the authority to access the other party's premises to monitor ongoing activities. This right may include scheduled or unscheduled visits, the ability to inspect equipment, review records, or observe processes to ensure compliance with contractual obligations or regulatory standards. By establishing clear access rights, this clause helps maintain transparency, supports quality assurance, and allows for early detection of potential issues or non-compliance.
Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. The SBWMA and its designated representative(s) may enter, observe and inspect the Composting Facility at any time during operations, conduct studies or surveys of the Compost Facility, and meet with the manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time, provided that the SBWMA and its representatives comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and will not interfere with the work of the Contractor or its subcontractors. However, if the Compost Facility manager or other management personnel are not present at the Compost Facility when the SBWMA or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of the SBWMA or its designated representative to the public areas of the facility. In that event, Contractor will arrange for SBWMA or its designated representative(s) to return for a visit of the complete Compost Facility within 24 hours of the SBWMA’s visit. Upon SBWMA direction, Contractor will make personnel available to accompany SBWMA employees on inspections. Contractor will ensure that its employees cooperate with the SBWMA and respond to the SBWMA’s reasonable inquiries.
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. 794 The Authority Contract Manager may enter, observe, and inspect any of the Approved Processing 795 Facilities and/or Landfill during operations; may request to conduct studies or surveys of the Approved 796 Processing Facilities and/or Landfill; meet with the Approved Processing Facility and/or Landfill 797 manager(s) or his or her representatives at any reasonable time, provided that the Authority Contract 798 Manager and its representatives comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and do 799 not interfere with the work of the Contractor. 800 If the Contractor representative or facility manager is not at the Approved Processing Facility or Landfill 801 when the Authority Contract Manager visits without prior announcement, Contractor shall arrange for 802 the Authority Contract Manager to return for a visit of the complete facility within forty-eight (48) hours 803 of the original visit. 804 Upon Authority Contract Manager’s request, Contractor shall make personnel available to accompany 805 Authority Contract Manager on inspections. Contractor shall ensure that its employees cooperate with 806 the Authority and respond to the Authority’s reasonable inquiries. Contractor shall facilitate similar 807 observation and inspection at Approved Processing Facilities owned by it or an Affiliate upon Authority 808 request and within ten (10) Working Days of receiving such request.
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. The SCWMA and its designated representative(s) may enter, observe and inspect the Organic Materials Processing Facility at any time during operations; conduct studies or surveys of the Organic Materials Processing Facility; and meet with the manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time; provided that the SCWMA and its representatives comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and will not interfere with the work of the Contractor or its subcontractors. However, if the Organic Materials Processing Facility manager or other management personnel are not present at the Organic Materials Processing Facility when the SCWMA or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of the SCWMA or its designated representative to the public areas of the facility. In that event, Contractor will arrange for SCWMA or its designated representative(s) to return for a full site visit of the entire Organic Materials Processing Facility within 24 hours of the SCWMA’s initial visit. Upon SCWMA direction, Contractor will make personnel available to accompany SCWMA employees on inspections. Contractor will ensure that its employees cooperate with the SCWMA and respond to the SCWMA’s reasonable inquiries.
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. 1187 The CCCSWA and its designated representative(s) reserve the right to enter, observe, and inspect the Approved 1188 Facilities during Facility operations; conduct studies or surveys of the Approved Facilities; meet with the Approved 1189 Facilities’ manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time, provided that the CCCSWA and its representatives 1190 comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and do not interfere with the work of the Contractor 1191 or its Subcontractors. 1192 If CCCSWA exercises its right to enter the Approved Facilities, Contractor is obligated to allow entry to the 1193 Approved Facilities and allow for representatives to conduct observations, inspections, studies, or surveys. 1194 However, if the Contractor representative or Approved Facility manager is not at the Approved Facility when the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of the ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ or its designated representative to a portion of the facility including, but not limited to, offices, container 1197 and vehicle storage areas, or maintenance yard. In that event, Contractor shall arrange for CCCSWA or its 1198 designated representative(s) to return for a visit of the complete Facility within twenty‐four (24) hours of the 1199 CCCSWA’s visit. Upon CCCSWA direction, Contractor shall make personnel available to accompany CCCSWA 1200 employees or representatives on inspections. Contractor shall ensure that its employees cooperate with the 1201 CCCSWA and respond to the CCCSWA’s reasonable inquiries. Contractor shall facilitate similar observation and 1202 inspection at Approved Facilities owned by it or an Affiliate upon CCCSWA request and within three (3) Business 1203 Days of receiving such request. 1204
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. The City and its designated representative(s) reserve the right to enter, observe, and inspect the Approved Facilities during Facility operations; conduct studies or surveys of the Approved Facilities; meet with the Approved Facilities’ manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time, provided that the City and its representatives comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and do not interfere with the work of the Contractor or its Subcontractors. However, if the Contractor representative or Approved Facility manager is not at the Approved Facility when the City or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of the City or its designated representative to a portion of the facility including, but not limited to, offices, container and vehicle storage areas, or maintenance yard. In that event, Contractor shall arrange for City or its designated representative(s) to return for a visit of the complete Facility within twenty-four (24) hours of the City’s visit. Upon City direction, Contractor shall make personnel available to accompany City employees or representatives on inspections. Contractor shall ensure that its employees cooperate with the City and respond to the City’s reasonable inquiries. Contractor shall facilitate similar observation and inspection at Approved Facilities owned by it or an Affiliate upon City request and within three (3) Business Days of receiving such request.
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. The SBWMA and its designated representative(s) may enter, observe and inspect the C&D Debris Processing Facility at any time during operations, conduct studies or surveys of the C&D Debris Processing Facility, and meet with the manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time, provided that the SBWMA and its representatives comply with Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and will not interfere with the work of the Contractor or its subcontractors. However, if the C&D Debris Processing Facility manager or other management personnel are not present at the C&D Debris Processing Facility when the SBWMA or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of the SBWMA or its designated representative to the public areas of the facility. In that event, Contractor will arrange for SBWMA or its designated representative(s) to return for a visit of the complete C&D Debris Processing Facility within 24 hours of the SBWMA’s visit. Upon SBWMA direction, Contractor will make personnel available to accompany SBWMA employees on inspections. Contractor will ensure that its employees cooperate with the SBWMA and respond to the SBWMA’s reasonable inquiries.
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Right to Enter Facility and Observe Operations. ‌ 1270 The City and its designated representative(s) reserve the right to enter, observe, and inspect the Approved Facilities 1271 during Facility operations; conduct studies or surveys of the Approved Facilities; meet with the Approved Facilities’ 1272 manager(s) or his or her representatives at any time, provided that the City and its representatives comply with 1273 Contractor’s reasonable safety and security rules and do not interfere with the work of Contractor or its 1274 Subcontractors. However, if Contractor representative or Approved Facility manager is not at the Approved Facility 1275 when the City or its designated representative(s) visit without prior announcement, Contractor may limit the visit of 1276 the City or its designated representative to a portion of the Facility, including, but not limited to, offices, container 1277 and vehicle storage areas, or maintenance yards. In that event, Contractor shall arrange for the City or its designated 1278 representative(s) to return for a visit of the complete Facility within twenty-four (24) hours of the City’s visit. Upon 1279 the City’s direction, Contractor shall make personnel available to accompany the City employees or representatives 1280 on inspections. Contractor shall ensure that its employees cooperate with the City and respond to the City’s 1281 reasonable inquiries. Contractor shall facilitate similar observation and inspection at Approved Facilities Owned by 1282 it or an Affiliate upon the City’s request and within three (3) Business Days of receiving such request. 1283
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