SSRAMS definition

SSRAMS. – shall mean Site Specific Risk Assessment and Method Statement.
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Examples of SSRAMS in a sentence

  • Where any part of the Property is subject to Third Party Rights, the Owner will use reasonable endeavours to obtain the approval of the party with the benefit of such Third Party Rights to the SSRAMS before approving the SSRAMS and the relevant Wayleave Route.

  • Wayleave Route: a route over the Property shown by a line coloured [blue] on the plan attached to any SSRAMS or such other route as is designated pursuant to clause 19.

  • SSRAMS is a survey charge: £250 +VAT Aborted Visit Charge: £90 +VAT Named Engineer Charge: £30 +VAT Number Porting Charge: £85 +VAT Rack Mounted Router Kit (Excludes Router): £450 per unit.

  • Prior to carrying out any Installation Works, the Operator will obtain the approval of the Owner to the SSRAMS for Installation Works at the Property (such approval not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed) provided that where any part of the Property is subject to Third Party Rights, the Operator must also obtain the approval of the party having the benefit of such rights.

  • The Operator will carry out the Installation Works in accordance with the SSRAMS approved by the Owner in accordance with paragraph 1 above, in a proper and workmanlike manner taking all reasonable precautions to avoid obstructions or interference with the use of the Property or any adjoining property and so as to cause as little damage, nuisance and inconvenience as possible to the Owner and any tenants or occupiers of the Property and any adjoining property.

  • Wayleave Fee: the amount of £500 per year Wayleave Fee Commencement Date: the date the Operator commences Installation Works in respect of the SSRAMS.

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