Technical Staff Clause Examples for Any Agreement

Technical Staff. College will provide spell out number (#) technical employees to be manpower loaded at no more than ##% of normal work hours. The level of effort required and time frames will be documented in a memorandum based upon the work plan. Reasonable access to other technical specialists on a limited basis will be coordinated through the College Project Director.

Technical Staff. State will provide xxx (#) technical employees to be manpower loaded at no more than ##% of normal work hours. The level of effort required and time frames will be documented in a memorandum based upon the work plan. Reasonable access to other technical specialists on a limited basis will be coordinated through the State Project Director.

Technical Staff. Eight (8) hours shall constitute a day's work from 0800 hours to 1200 hours and from 1300 hours to 1700 hours Monday to Friday inclusive, a total of forty (40) hours per week provided that the starting time may be altered to provide for a starting time one (1) hour earlier than the time specified above. Alteration of the starting time will be by mutual agreement and will not constitute overtime unless more than eight (8) hours are worked that day.

Technical Staff. The contractor shall employ the following construction staff on whole time basis during execution of work and shall submit names and attendance certificate on the 10th of each calendar month. (i) One graduate Engineer having relevant experience of not less than three years for work amounting to more than Rs. 50.00 Lacs (ii) One graduate Engineer or qualified diploma holder having relevant experience of not less than three years for works amounting up to Rs. 50.00 Lacs. The technical staff shall be available at site at all times. In case the contractor fails to employ the above minimum technical staff or fails to submit the names and attendances of such staff, recovery shall be made from his bills at the rate of twice the average pay of the corresponding staff working with the Public Works Deptt. (a) CONSULTANTS FOR QUALITY CONTROL

Technical Staff. CCA requires a minimum of 3 CCA technicians in the building during occupied time by Client. Fee of $17 per hour per technician will be charged to CLIENT at time of settlement. Crew Assignments are made by Technical Management. If additional technicians are required, CLIENT may elect to hire additional CCA technicians or may elect to supply additional technicians. This must be arranged in advance. Client is responsible to inform outside technicians or contractors of contractual obligations and to be responsible for enforcement of CCA policies and procedures. All outside technical personnel must be approved and supervised by the CCA Technical Management. Technical staff supplied by CLIENT must be able to operate equipment safely and meet artistic standards set by Technical Management. CCA reserves the right to replace any technician that does not meet technical standards or comply with technical policies and procedures at cost to CLIENT. CCA requires a minimum of ONE ADULT from CLIENT’S organization to be present backstage at all times when minors are present. Minors must be monitored at all times by a representative of the CLIENT. In compliance with Provo City policy, for every five hours of scheduled work, each technician will be given a

Technical Staff a) Unless preauthorized by the Executive Director, the NPCC Theatre Technician must be present during theatre use. This includes load-in, set-up, rehearsals, performance and strike. Presenter will make contact with Theatre Technician at least three weeks prior to event to go over technical needs and crew. It is the Technician’s call as to how many crew people the Presenter requires to ensure a successful and safe event. Renters are encouraged to provide support people but they remain subject to approval by the Theatre Technician. b) Presenters may be required to have the following: one stage manager or one stage assistant. c) In the event the Presenter cannot supply these, the North Peace Cultural Centre will provide them at a rate of $30.00 per hour. Already utilized staff will not assume the duties of stage management or organization, nor will the Presenter’s provided person be trained or instructed by staff, unless the Presenter wishes to utilize the Centre and its staff for training. In this case, a separate agreement and charge will apply

Technical Staff. CCA requires a minimum of 3 CCA technicians in the building during occupied time by Client. Fee of $17 per hour per technician will be charged to CLIENT at time of settlement. Crew Assignments are made by Technical Management. If additional technicians are required, CLIENT may elect to hire additional CCA technicians or may elect to supply additional technicians. This must be arranged in advance. Client is responsible to inform outside technicians or contractors of contractual obligations and to be responsible for enforcement of CCA policies and procedures. All outside technical personnel must be approved and supervised by the CCA Technical Management. Technical staff supplied by CLIENT must be able to operate equipment safely and meet artistic standards set by Technical Management. CCA reserves the right to replace any technician that does not meet technical standards or comply with technical policies and procedures at cost to CLIENT. CCA requires a minimum of ONE ADULT from CLIENT’S organization to be present backstage at all times when minors are present. Minors must be monitored at all times by a representative of the CLIENT. In compliance with Provo City policy, for every five hours of scheduled work, each technician will be given a 30 minute break. CLIENT may elect to do the following; 1) CLIENT may elect to have the crew take a full break together, but main hall must be closed and locked. 2) CLIENT may elect to rotate breaks as specified in Technical Policies and Guidelines. 3) Other arrangements may be made, in advance, with the Technical Management. One technician must be present backstage at all times the main hall is in use. At least two technicians must be present before house can open for a performance. Please take the need for breaks into account while preparing your schedule. If technical crew is not able to take breaks due to work load, the cost of providing food for the technicians by CCA will be $75 per technician per meal charged to the CLIENT.

Technical Staff. A normal meal break will be of one hour’s duration for Head Technicians, Supervising technicians, Technicians, Stage hands, Projectionists and Stage door staff. In exceptional circumstances hirers will be given the opportunity to schedule half hour meal breaks. This is confined to school shows only, where the hirer must finish in time for students to be back at school by 3.30pm. In this case a penalty of double time is applicable for the missed half of the meal break. Staff are not obliged to return to work from a meal break in less than an hour at the request of a hirer. There may be exceptional circumstances, which require a reduced meal break. The supervising technician will assess the situation and guided by the GPAC meal break policy will offer an alternative to the hirer. If as a result of this consideration a meal break is reduced to a half-hour, a penalty of double time is applicable for the missed half of the meal break. Staff may elect to take a meal break less than an hour in order to alter their rostered start or finish time. This may be done in consultation with the Venue Operations Manager so long as this practice does not incur penalty payments. Unless otherwise authorised staff must take a 1 hour meal break on Sundays and public holidays.

Technical Staff. Council can book technicians through the preferred suppliers for lighting, audio and visual support for your event. Final booking times will be determined in consultation with the hirer and payment can be made with your venue hire invoice. Cancellation fees apply. Where a hirer wishes to engage an external contractor and use venue infrastructure or equipment, a venue technician must be booked to oversee and support your event. Lighting and audio equipment must be returned to the standard setting including patching, focussing of all lights and patching audio. Where a hirer wishes to bring all production equipment and technicians into the venue, this must be discussed with and approved in writing in advance by the designated Council Officer.