Common use of Surveyor Clause in Contracts

Surveyor. 11.1 The Joint Committee shall agree an appropriately skilled and experienced named Officer of one the Councils (other than the Lead Authority) to be the honorary Surveyor to the Joint Committee. 11.2 The Surveyor shall report directly to the Joint Committee. 11.3 The Surveyor shall act as an advisor to the Joint Committee shall be responsible for: 11.3.1 advising the Joint Committee on all matters relating to the crematoria premises, attending Joint Committee Meetings and preparing reports; 11.3.2 leading on landlord and tenant matters relating to the crematoria premises; 11.3.3 leading on maintenance, repair and improvement works relating to the crematoria premises, including commissioning works and contracts for servicing and maintenance and monitoring outcomes; 11.3.4 leading on statutory compliance requirements in the workplace for the crematoria staff; 11.3.5 commissioning external expert and advisory reports relating to the crematoria premises as may be required; 11.3.6 liaising with the crematorium manager; 11.3.7 liaising with the Lead Authority and the Councils on the Joint Committee budgets; 11.3.8 undertaking periodic reviews of insurance reinstatement costs and commissioning valuations as may be required; 11.3.9 undertaking period reviews of utilities provisions and contracts. 11.4 The Surveyor shall remain an employee of their employing Council and their employment shall not transfer to the Joint Committee or the Lead Authority under TUPE. 11.5 The Surveyor’s salary, expenses and any costs incurred by their employing Council in the facilitation of the role shall be paid by the Joint Committee. The Surveyor’s term of office shall continue from year to year unless: 11.5.1 their duties as Surveyor are terminated by their employing Council; 11.5.2 they resign from their employing Council; or 11.5.3 they are removed from office by the Joint Committee.