External Personnel definition

External Personnel means individuals acting on behalf of an Approved Subcontractor, including employees, consultants, individual independent contractors, officers, directors, volunteers and agents of the Approved Subcontractor.
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External Personnel means a contractor engaged by WHA to provide Services at an External Facility.
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Examples of External Personnel in a sentence

  • SI will use prudent measures to screen and assess all SI Employees and External Personnel involved in the performance of the Services, including conducting criminal records checks.

  • SI will, and will require SI Employees, Approved Subcontractors and External Personnel to, comply with Schedule O in connection with all access to and use of Province Systems.

  • The Customer accepts the use of the External Personnel by PDS for this purpose and agrees not to take any action against PDS in relation to the location of the External Personnel.

  • SI will be responsible for determining if it and its Approved Subcontractors are required to register with WorkSafeBC pursuant to the Workers Compensation Act and if required, must register and pay any required premiums in respect of all SI Employees and External Personnel.

  • SI will include in its Subcontracts an obligation of its Approved Subcontractors to not remove External Personnel that are Key Personnel other than in accordance with section 3.12.

  • SI will defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Province from and against any and all Claims made and Losses suffered by any SI Employees or External Personnel in connection with the performance of the Services or this Agreement.

  • The External Personnel may have access to the same information about the Customer that PDS has access to for the purposes of supplying goods and services to the Customer.

  • SI shall not utilize any such SI Employees or seconded External Personnel for the purposes of accessing Personal Information unless authorized hereunder and absolutely required.

  • The Company and Executive have entered into a certain Change of Control employment Agreement (the “Agreement”) dated as of February 5, 2005 (the “Agreement Date”).