Requirements for Equipment Sample Clauses

Requirements for Equipment. (Refer to SANS 1921-1 clause 4.13) • The requirements for equipment to be used near high voltage equipment are provided in the Generic specification, E7/1. • The Consultant shall use a non-conductive (wood or plastic) mechanism, to accurately determine the centre line and level of railway track survey points. • The design of such a mechanism shall be submitted to the Employers Agent for approval before the Consultant first establishes on site.
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Requirements for Equipment. The Contractor shall keep its vehicles in good order and repair. The Contractor shall clean and wash the trucks at a sufficient frequency to keep them clean and neat at all times. The cab and forepart of each truck shall be a uniform color. The Contractor shall paint its name on the side of each truck. The Contractor shall at all times possess and maintain adequate equipment to perform this Agreement.
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Requirements for Equipment. (Refer to SANS 1921-1 clause 4.13) • The requirements for equipment to be used near high voltage equipment are provided in the Generic specification, E7/1. • The Consultant shall use a non-conductive (wood or plastic) mechanism, to accurately determine the centre line and level of railway track survey points. • The design of such a mechanism shall be submitted to the Employers Agent for approval before the Consultant first establishes on site. TRANSNET GROUP CAPTIAL Enquiry Number: 3428364.002 Description of the Service: The Provision of a Topographical Survey Service at Elandsfontein Marshalling Yard
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Requirements for Equipment. The Contractor shall provide all uniform and equipment to its personnel. The contractor shall provide all equipment, i.e. whistle, notepad, pen, torches, and/or supplies necessary to meet the requirements of this Contract, including handheld radio communications equipment. The security guards must be equipped with the necessary equipment for the execution of their duties and have suitable and clean uniform clothing, sufficient experience and training. EASO shall provide First-Aid Kits. For the purposes of this Contract, uniform is defined as sweater, jacket, trousers/skirt, shirt/blouse, cold weather overcoat, summer/winter headgear and boots/shoes, all of which are provided by the Contractor on a scale of issue that will ensure all uniformed personnel can achieve and maintain the appearance standards set by EASO. The Contractor’s security guards shall wear the same colour and style of uniform. The Contractor’s female personnel may wear trousers or knee length skirts of the same material and colour as the trousers of male personnel, if such clothing does not substantially interfere with their performance of duties. No decorations, military emblems or medals, awards or other ornaments that are not specified in the Contract or approved by EASO shall be worn or displayed on the uniform. All the Contractor’s uniformed security personnel shall wear a name/rank plate on the outermost garment. The nameplate shall be centred along the top right pocket seam of the shirt/blouse or jacket. Nameplates shall be uniform in size, material, size of letters and colour. No EASO reference shall be included on the nameplates or the uniforms supplied by the Contractor. Uniforms and equipment shall consist of the following items. Minor variations may be approved by the EASO Head of Administration, insofar as the intent of each item is met:
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Requirements for Equipment. Where applicable, minimum requirements for equipment are specified in the Standard (Clause A9.1.6 of COTO, Chapter 9) and Project specifications. The Contractor shall indicate in his Milling and Paving Method Statement how he will manage an emergency where a plant item breaks down during a milling and paving operation, or any other operation being undertaken within the 50 meter restriction zone of the main runway (from edge of both the main and secondary runways) to ensure timeous opening of the runway (during short term closures). The equipment shall as a minimum include:
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Requirements for Equipment. The Contractor is required to use plant and equipment that is sufficient for the construction of the building and the ancillary works.
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Requirements for Equipment. 17.1. The Service Provider warrants the availability of spare parts for the Equipment supplied in terms of this Agreement for at least 5 (five) years after the manufacture of such Equipment was terminated by the OEM.
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Requirements for Equipment. RESOURCES In the event that resources at an external institution shall be used, this must be specified in point 6 b)
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