Accommodation Requirements. 4.01 The Contractor shall ensure that accommodation, which meets the minimum standards stated herein, is provided for their crew. If the Contractor’s workers are to be housed in suitable off-site accommodation with safe, effective transportation to and from the worksite provided, an exception from providing a field camp as described may be obtained from the Contract Representative prior to the commencement of the Work.
Accommodation Requirements. When requested to do so by the Port, Airline agrees to use reasonable good faith efforts to accommodate the requesting Air Carrier's requirements through joint use of its facilities or through a sublease or passenger handling or ground handling agreements. Airline, in offering joint use of its facilities or offering a sublease or ground handling agreement to the requesting Air Carrier, is not required to provide facilities to the requesting Air Carrier that would be incompatible with Airline's (including an Affiliated Airline's) own reasonable schedule of operations or the operations of any other Air Carrier(s) being accommodated by Airline at the time of the requesting Air Carrier's request.
Accommodation Requirements. All accommodation is to be provided for the resources by the Contractor.
Accommodation Requirements. The following requirements are general in nature. There will be additional matters that will be dictated by the nature and requirements of the particular Traffic Area and the way in which it is managed. Other arrangements e.g. internal and external signage should also comply with the above principles. • The OTC premises must have access to good public transport links: · Some people attending hearings / some staff may not be able to drive; · To ensure commitment to equality legislation. • This means that an OTC does not need to be in a city centre as long as good public transport links exist and it is centrally located. • The OTC needs to be located in an area and a building, which gives security to both the staff and the business conducted (including documentation). • The OTC needs to be in a building, which conforms to the disability rights provisions of the Equality Xxx 0000 and relevant Health and Safety legislation. • The OTC is a public facing building, which needs to be in a good state of repair and decoration (reputational impact) which reflects the seriousness of tribunal proceedings. • A Public Inquiry (i.e. tribunal) room (see tribunal specification within the HMCTS Standards and Design Guide – January 2010 (where the specification does not meet the minimum requirement a risk assessment will be carried out to identify mitigating actions/works with appropriate agreement gained from relevant TC to the works); • A visitor’s waiting area with a minimum of 15 seats; • A separate office for the TC with suitable office furniture, meeting area, adequate storage and filing capacity, and accommodation for deputy traffic commissioners; • Appropriate accommodation for the TC’s personal secretary so that confidentiality is assured and maintained; • An Advocates room where those who represent operators at public inquiry can meet their clients; • A separate conference room (in some areas this may be used as a second tribunal room); • Open plan office/desks/personal storage and filing space for the OTC staff (desk numbers dependent on staff at the office); • Adequate secure storage for live “compliance” files not catered for within ‘personal storage’ above; • The ability to network the offices and connect to the DVSA IT infrastructure – (Communications Room); • Appropriate access to male and female washroom facilities; • Catering facilities to heat food up/make warm drinks etc; • Sufficient parking for the traffic commissioner and their deputy TCs. • The room pr...
