Planning and Resources Sample Clauses

Planning and Resources. DEPARTMENT OF TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Acting under delegated authority pursuant to Section 10 of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 in the presence of Witnessed by: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) Office The Common seal of Challenger Institute of Technology was affixed to this document in the presence of Chair/Deputy Chair of the College Council Date Witnessed by member: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) SCHEDULE 1 TRAINING SERVICES: COLLEGE TRAINING PROFILE
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Planning and Resources. The Client may request the Contractor to transmit, within the time set forth in the Agreement, or if no time is set forth therein, within fifteen (15) Days from the Effective Date, a schedule containing a bar chart or similar planning document, showing the sequence of activities (if required on account of the complexity of the Agreement) and the time-scale of the main steps in the carrying out of the Contractor’s obligations. Such schedule shall not relieve in any way the Contractor of its obligations regarding compliance with the contractual time or delivery schedule.
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Planning and Resources. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING Acting under delegated authority pursuant to Section 10 of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 in the presence of Witnessed by: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) Office The Common seal of Central TAFE was affixed to this document in the presence of Chair/Deputy Chair of the College Council Date Witnessed by member: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) SCHEDULE 1 TRAINING SERVICES: COLLEGE TRAINING PROFILE 1. This Schedule describes the College Training Profile as per Section 42 of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 (WA).
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Planning and Resources. DEPARTMENT OF TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Acting under delegated authority pursuant to Section 10 of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 in the presence of Witnessed by: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) Office The Common seal of Great Southern TAFE was affixed to this document in the presence of Chair/Deputy Chair of the College Council Date Witnessed by member: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) SCHEDULE 1 TRAINING SERVICES: COLLEGE TRAINING PROFILE
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Planning and Resources. The organization shall ensure that a risk assessment system is established, implemented and maintained in accordance with this standard and that the performance of the risk management system is reported to senior management for review and as a basis for improvement. The organization shall identify resource requirements and provide adequate resources, including the assignment of trained personnel for management, performance of work, and verification activities, including internal review. Intent: The organization should continuously assess and mitigate risk. The organization should seek to understand the hazards and threats in and around the facility, the risk that they pose to employees and the surrounding community, and the impact they could have on operations. Planning for hazard identification, risk assessment, and risk control should include understanding the external influences which may define the level of risk tolerance and risk control measures. These include but are not limited to:  legal and other requirements;  internal policy;  management approval and appropriate resources;  qualified and trained personnel. The roles and responsibilities of personnel who perform and verify work affecting risk management should be defined and documented, particularly for people who need the organizational freedom and authority to do one of the following:
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Planning and Resources. DEPARTMENT OF TRAINING AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Acting under delegated authority pursuant to Section 10 of the Vocational Education and Training Act 1996 in the presence of Witnessed by: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) Office Signed for and on behalf of Xxxxxx University of Technology Vice Chancellor Date Witnessed by: (Sign) Name: (Please Print) SCHEDULE 1 TRAINING SERVICES: COLLEGE TRAINING PROFILE
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