Accredited Contractor definition
Examples of Accredited Contractor in a sentence
The Installer Licensee agrees to pay or have the Accredited Contractor pay on his behalf the fees as outlined by ABAA from time to time.
SEW acknowledges that the Developer may appoint its Accredited Consultant or Accredited Contractor as the 'principal contractor' for the purposes of the OHS Law.
The Developer may sub-licence the licence provided under clause 20.2(b) to an Accredited Consultant or Accredited Contractor for the purpose of undertaking the Works or Services.
In addition to any insurances procured by an Accredited Consultant or Accredited Contractor under clause 15.1, the Developer’s must procure that the Developer's Personnel maintain all insurances required by a Legislative Requirement.
The Developer must maintain or procure that its Accredited Consultant or Accredited Contractor maintain: the insurances specified in Schedule 5; and all insurances required by a Legislative Requirement.
The Developer acknowledges and agrees that the Developer, its Accredited Consultant or Accredited Contractor shall be the only parties who may exercise management and control over the area in which the Works or Services are being undertaken.
Accredited Contractor: means a contractor who has API: means an Application programming interface to maintained as between ▇▇▇▇ and a Client for which We may use to share data provided by you in the performance of the Services.
If at any time during the Accreditation Period the Contractor has not paid the Membership Fee then the Contractor shall cease to be an Accredited Contractor until such time, within the Accreditation Period, as the Contractor has paid the applicable Membership Fee.
The Developer is responsible to Goulburn Valley Water for all works and actions of the Accredited Contractor.
Accredited Contractor: means a company and/or organisation which has been accredited by CHAS or another Recognised Assessment Body following a Contractor Assessment.