Licences, Training and Accreditation Sample Clauses

Licences, Training and Accreditation. The Subcontractor must ensure that Subcontractor Representatives have complete and up to date training and accreditations as required and notified by Tandem from time to time. Each Subcontractor Representatives must meet the minimum skill requirements of Tandem, the Client and as required by law, with regard to accreditations, qualifications, licences, training and experience. The Subcontractor’s minimum skill requirements, accreditations & qualifications are defined in the Tandem matrix TDM-HSE-JBG-MTX-1079 Licence, Training and Accreditation Matrix – Home Installation Services. Unless otherwise agreed by Tandem, all licences, training and accreditations required to be held by Subcontractor Representatives must be obtained through an authorised Registered Training Organisation and/or industry bodies. Without limitation, the Subcontractor: agrees that each Subcontractor Representative has completed and currently holds all licences, accreditations and any other requirements to undertake the Services and are current for the State or Territory in which the Subcontractor is performing Services; and must ensure that all certificates, licences, accreditations, consents, permits, approvals, authorisations, determinations required to be held by the Subcontractor and Subcontractor Representatives in accordance with Legislative Requirements and the Agreement are maintained at all times during the Term. The Subcontractor must promptly notify Tandem as soon as practicable if any qualifications, licences and or accreditations, expire, lapse, are suspended or change. The Subcontractor must: permit Tandem, at any time, to inspect any certificates, licences, accreditations, consents, permits, approvals, authorisations, determinations required to be held by the Subcontractor and Subcontractor Representatives in accordance with Legislative Requirements, the Agreement and the Field Operations Manual; and provide copies of certificates, registrations, accreditations, permits, approvals, authorisations, determinations and licences to Tandem that the Subcontractor requires in order to perform its obligations under the Agreement.
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