Short Term Projects Sample Clauses

The 'Short Term Projects' clause defines the terms and conditions that apply specifically to projects with a limited or brief duration. Typically, this clause outlines the scope, deliverables, timelines, and payment terms tailored for engagements expected to last only a few weeks or months. For example, it may specify expedited review processes or simplified reporting requirements to match the project's short timeframe. Its core function is to ensure that both parties have clear, efficient, and appropriate expectations for projects that do not require the complexity of long-term contractual arrangements.
Short Term Projects. Notwithstanding that the company, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Electrical Group may from time to time offer extended terms of payment, it reserves the right to require full payment of all indebtedness within 7 (seven) days of the date of invoice relating to the delivery of goods or provision of services.
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Short Term Projects. Management will provide employees at least two (2) days notice for any work project or job function, which extends beyond three (3) days. Management will discuss the details of the job function or work project (not of an emergent nature) prior to the commencement of such work.
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Short Term Projects. The following requirements will be provided for all Short Term Projects pre commencement to any works: • CCS-Form-04-01 Environmental Impact Analysis • CCS-Form-03-01 Hazard Inspection Report • Copies of relevant approvals and permits from council and service providers • M.O.C.K.S survey with approvals from service providers if required • Minutes Meeting The following requirements will be meet daily on the project: • CCS-PMP Job Specific Safety Analysis • CCS-Form-02-03 Daily Diary Verification Page • CCS-Form -06-05 Plant Daily Inspection Checklist The following requirements will be meet as needed on a day to day basis • CCS-Form-04-02 Environmental Breach • CCS-Form-03-06 Incident Notification • CCS-Form-03-07 Incident Report/Investigation • CCS-Form-03-05 Work Site Form-Accident • CCS-Form-10-02 Defects Suggestion Report • CCS-Form-03-04 Hazard Assessment and control • CCS-Form-03-02 Powered Mobile Plant Hazard
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Short Term Projects. 3.2.1 Notwithstanding that the company Metropol Group P/L may from time to time offer extended terms of payment, it reserves the right to require full payment of all indebtedness within seven (7) days of the date of invoice relating to the delivery of goods or provision of services.
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Short Term Projects. 8.1 The Transport and Planning co-ordination group presented two projects for implementation over in the short term. These were: • Congestion reduction measures along specific public transport corridors; and • Pedestrian safety measures at public transport interchanges 8.2 It is proposed that the congestion reduction measures will be initially targeted at three locations: Av Fransisco de Miranda (Municipal Sucre), Av Urdeneta (Municipal Libertador) and Av Baralt (Municipal Libertador). The measures will comprise: • coordination of traffic signals along the route; • the creation of marked bus stops and bus shelters along the route; and • enforcement of parking and loading/unloading regulations 8.3 Furthermore, this package of measures will act as a pilot for a further roll out of these and other measures across the network. For example, urban traffic control systems, better interchanges and improved enforcement and the regulation of bus stopping patterns (as stated in the
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Short Term Projects. Within one hundred eighty days of the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Parties shall, working together, prepare a joint work plan listing short-term projects that can be used to implement this Agreement. Such projects are defined as those which can provide benefits for the 2002 and 2003 water years.
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