Work Execution Plan definition

Work Execution Plan or “WEP”, in relation to an Identified Area, means a plan developed and implemented in accordance with Article 2.
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Examples of Work Execution Plan in a sentence

  • If any EAO comments are not incorporated into the Work Execution Plan, the Holder must provide a rationale.

  • If the EAO provides no response within two (2) clear Business Days, then the EAO is deemed to have approved the Work Execution Plan.

  • If the EAO provides comments in (b), then the Holder must submit an updated version of the Work Execution Plan to the EAO for approval.

  • The EAO must decide on approval of the plan within two (2) clear Business Days of receipt of the revised Work Execution Plan from the Holder.

  • The EAO must complete its review and provide comments, if any, within two (2) clear Business Days of receipt of the Work Execution Plan from the Holder.

  • The Holder must provide a copy of the Work Execution Plan to the EAO.

  • The EAO may approve the Work Execution Plan within either the two (2) clear Business Day period or the longer period of time identified by EAO.

  • The Holder must provide a copy of the Work Execution Plan (WEP) to the Independent Reviewer for review and comment.

  • Within two (2) clear Business Days of receiving the Work Execution Plan the EAO may indicate to the Holder that it will require additional time for review of the Work Execution Plan.