Airport ID Badges Sample Clauses

Airport ID Badges. The Handling Company shall ensure its employees and vehicles are previously authorized before performing any operational security function and are in possession of a valid airport ID badge issued by the airport authority or a designated government agency, prior to having a contract or agreement formally documented. If there is any cost or fee for the issuance of the airport ID badge, such costs and expenses will be the sole responsibility of the contracted external service provider. In the event of employment termination, the Handling Company shall be responsible for notifying the airport ID Badging Office and returning Airport ID Badge to the corresponding airport authority or a designated government agency. It is the sole responsibility of the contracted external service provider to renew and properly process the applications of their employees prior to the airport ID badge expiration date, as well as any training required upon renewal.
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Airport ID Badges. If required, all employees must obtain an Airport ID badge from the Airport Police Department and must display same upon entering and at all times while on site. Airport ID badges are picture type and non-transferable. Under no circumstances will unescorted persons be allowed to enter or remain in a restricted area without a valid Airport ID Badge (see Section 604.A entitled “Personnel” of Appendix “B” entitled “Agreement”).
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Airport ID Badges. The Supplier shall ensure its employees and vehicles are previously authorized before performing any operational security function and are in possession of a valid airport ID badge issued by the local airport authority or designated government agency, prior to having a contract or agreement formally documented. If there is any cost or fee for the issuance of the airport ID badge, such costs and expenses will be the sole responsibility of the Supplier. In the event of employment termination, the Supplier shall be responsible for notifying the airport ID Badging Office and returning Airport ID Badge to the corresponding local airport authority or designated government agency. It is the sole responsibility of the contracted external service provider to renew and properly process the applications of their employees prior to the airport ID badge expiration date, as well as any training required upon renewal.
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