Environment Specifications Clause Samples
The Environment Specifications clause defines the environmental standards and requirements that must be met during the execution of a project or contract. It typically outlines acceptable materials, processes, and operational practices to minimize environmental impact, such as waste management procedures or emissions limits. By clearly setting these expectations, the clause ensures compliance with environmental regulations and helps prevent disputes related to environmental performance.
Environment Specifications. In the event that Customer is required to house Service Equipment at the Premises, Customer shall be responsible for providing a suitable and secure environment, in compliance with the equipment manufacturer requirements, free from environmental hazards for any such Service Equipment. Customer shall be responsible for external surveillance, appropriate and redundant power supply, and fire, flood, lightning and theft protection.
Environment Specifications. The Customer must provide, supply or arrange for the supply of air-conditioning, electricity and other utility services and environmental conditions at the Premises which are:
(a) required by the Supplier from time to time; and
(b) reasonably necessary to operate the Equipment and to support or use the Services.
Environment Specifications. To manufacture, supply and/or order transmission equipment against an agreed system design and project plan. A system design will be agreed with the customer and appropriate change control procedures put in place for add, moves and changes to the network. The System design authority will then ensure all equipment and peripherals are identified for manufacture or ordering (where required). 140