Ski preparation and waxing facilities Sample Clauses

Ski preparation and waxing facilities. The LOC is required to provide heated working facilities to prepare and store skis and other ski equipment (in accordance with the specifications of the respective discipline). These facilities shall have a surface of minimum 15 m2 (reference surface for two workstations) with a height of 2.40 m. They shall be equipped with sufficient power and electricity sockets, WiFi access, be adequately ventilated and shall be lockable. Such facilities can be requested only for team personnel specified as servicemen (servicemen code) on the entry form or on the FIS approved SRS list. In the case of the national teams these must be provided free of charge (generally two for each of the large nations and one each or shared by smaller nations). For SRS service personnel on the FIS-SRS list a fee of €1'000 per reference unit of 15 m2 (two working stations) is payable. [Based on historical information the number of units required by SRS service personnel is around 50]. For teams, SRS and other equipment companies requiring supplementary service facilities, a cost-recovery charge may be requested by the LOC.
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