Interface Risk Assessment definition

Interface Risk Assessment means an assessment that identifies and evaluates the Interface Risks within a risk management framework and which will identify all reasonably foreseeable hazards related to the Interface Risks, assess the risks of such hazards occurring and the implications of such hazards occurring as well as nominating suitable control mechanisms to manage the Interface Risks;

Interface Risk Assessment has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking. Interface Risk Management Plan or IRMP has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking.

Interface Risk Assessment means an assessment of the risks associated with the Operator’s operations insofar as they interface with the Infrastructure and other Train services as provided in Clause 11;

Examples of Interface Risk Assessment in a sentence

• In particular, the IRMP will detail the controls agreed between QR Network and the Access Seeker or Access Holder for the Interface Risks identified and assessed during the Interface Risk Assessment.

• For example, Queensland Rail will make available a sample IRMP which specifies a list of safety and Rolling Stock issues that should, at a minimum, be addressed by the parties during the Interface Risk Assessment, along with suggested controls for the identified safety and Rolling Stock issues.

• The IRMP must reflect the outcome of the Interface Risk Assessment.

• Where QR Network and an Access Seeker or Access Holder agree that training of the Access Seeker’s or Access Holder’s staff or contractors is required as a control, or part of a control, to a particular Interface Risk identified in the Interface Risk Assessment, and the Access Seeker or Access Holder can only obtain that training from QR Network, QR Network will provide the Access Seeker or Access Holder with that training.

• Once the Interface Risk Assessment is complete, the Access Seeker or Access Holder and QR Network must jointly develop and agree the IRMP.

• In addition, the Access Seeker or Access Holder will evaluate its planned operation and consider any unique issues that will need to be assessed and prior to undertaking the Interface Risk Assessment, provide to QR Network a checklist of safety hazards, the risks of which are to be evaluated as part of the Interface Risk Assessment.

• The list of issues included in the safety checklist and the sample IRMP are not intended to be exhaustive of the issues considered as part of the Interface Risk Assessment.

• This process will commence with an Interface Risk Assessment and culminate in an IRMP.

• The Parties must, at the Operator’s cost (unless otherwise agreed between the Parties), engage suitably qualified persons (reasonably acceptable to both Parties) to undertake any specialist assessments required for the purpose of identifying and assessing Environmental Risks as part of an Interface Risk Assessment.

• This process will commence with an Interface Risk Assessment and culminate in an Interface Risk Management Plan (‘IRMP’).

More Definitions of Interface Risk Assessment

Interface Risk Assessment means the assessment jointly undertaken by the Parties of the risks associated with the Owner’s operations and the Private Infrastructure insofar as they interface with the Connecting Infrastructure, and the Network;.

Interface Risk Assessment means an assessment to:

Interface Risk Assessment means an assessment that ensures that the Interface Risks are properly managed within a risk management framework and which will identify all reasonably foreseeable hazards related to the Interface Risks, assess the risks of such hazards occurring and the implications of such hazards occurring as well as nominating suitable control mechanisms to manage the Interface Risks;

Interface Risk Assessment means the assessment jointly undertaken by the Parties of the risks associated with the Owner‟s operations and the Private Infrastructure insofar as they interface with the Connecting Infrastructure, and the Network. Interface Risk Management Plan means the plan referred to in clause 101 and included in Schedule 56. Law means any statute, ordinance, code, law, decree, order, circular, rule, direction or regulation by any Authorities whether now or at any time in the future. Maintenance Year means each 12 month period (or part thereof) occurring during the term of this Agreement commencing on and from the Commitment Date, and thereafter on each anniversary of the Commitment Date. Network means that part of the network of rail transport infrastructure (as defined in the Transport Infrastructure Act 1994 (Qld) ) for which QR Network is the Accredited Rail Infrastructure Manager, as modified or upgraded from time to time (but, if QR Network is the Rail Infrastructure Manager for the Private Infrastructure, excluding the Private Infrastructure). Operator means any party contracted by the Owner to operate Train Services on behalf of the Owner across the Connecting Infrastructure, whether or not that party is an accredited rail transport operator (as defined in the TRSA). Party means a party to this Agreement, and Parties the parties to this Agreement. Private Infrastructure means track and/or associated rail transport infrastructure owned by the Owner starting at the Connecting Infrastructure as shown on the Plan detailed in Schedule 12, and as modified or upgraded from time to time.