Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT Sample Clauses

Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. In the event that the Buyer requires a FAT, the performance, quality, quantities, dimensions, weight, capacity, conformity and characteristics as established in the Plans and Specifications will be deemed accurate and accepted when the Equipment is demonstrated to conform with the Plans and Specifications at the time of inspection.
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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. 14.1.1. The Contractor shall conduct the Factory Acceptance Tests prior to the delivery of the Equipment, as specified in section above. The documents detailing separately each procedure and test to be carried out during the FAT, as well as the standard for approval for each test will be prepared by the Contractor based on the testing principles set by the IAA in Chapter J of the Technical Specifications. The IAA shall be entitled to examine and review said testing documents, request clarifications thereto, and may either approve or reject it, in which case the Contractor shall be required to resubmit the revised documents for the IAA's approval.
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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. 1. The Contractor shall produce a FAT Plan for each FAT outlining the tests to confirm those requirements to be accepted in the factory. 2. Each FAT shall be used to test any interfaces to external systems (eg. UT, NOC, BOC BSS, terrestrial networks) either via simulation means or via the real interfaces where possible. 3. Each FAT Plan shall require review and approval by Inmarsat. 4. The Contractor shall perform a FAT on each distinct SAS CN delivery configuration and each SMA release (if procured). 5. Each FAT shall be deemed acceptable if the results achieved satisfy the agreed acceptance criteria (cf section 7.5.1). 6. Each FAT shall be performed using representative configurations sufficient for the test objective.
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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. 1. The Contractor shall produce a FAT Plan outlining the tests for those requirements to be accepted in the factory. 2. The FAT shall be used to test the interface to the external systems (eg. UT, CN, BSS, etc.) using simulated interfaces. 3. The FAT plan shall require review and approval by Inmarsat. 4. The Contractor shall perform the FAT for each set of RAN equipment. 5. The FAT shall be deemed acceptable if the results achieved satisfy the agreed acceptance criteria (cf section 7.6.1). 6. The FAT shall be performed using representative configurations sufficient for the test objective.
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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. Copies of all tests, indicating the results of all tests performed, are submitted for Acceptance by theThe Employer inspects the Equipment and associated equipment and witnesses the FAT for Acceptance prior to dispatch. The Contractor informs the Employer at least 5 days prior to FAT.  It is the Contractor's responsibility to carry out all testing required on the Equipment and materials forming part of the works prior to FAT.  It is the Employer's intention during FAT to verify the Contractors test documentation and quality plans completed during Equipment and material testing. All drawings and documentation are updated after FAT and prior to transportation of the Equipment and materials to site so that during site testing the Employer has in his possession as manufactured documentation.
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Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT. 6.4.1. Before dispatching the Products, the Supplier shall carefully inspect and test if the Products are in full compliance with Supplier's Proposal and/or with the SOW, including according to the FAT description in chapter 3 of the SOW (the "FAT"). Supplier shall give the IAA 2 weeks advance notice prior to the expected date of the FAT. The FAT will be performed by the IAA, unless the IAA decides not to perform the FAT. 6.4.2. The FAT will be performed according to Chapter 3 of the SOW. The Supplier shall conduct a final inspection in order to assure that the Products are in full compliance with all of the Specifications prior to the arrival of the IAA’s representative at the Supplier or Manufacturer’s facility. Adequate final inspection report will be submitted to the IAA 5 days before the agreed FAT date. 6.4.3. If as a result of any inspection or test carried out under this section 6, the IAA's representative has a reasonable opinion to believe that the Products are not in full compliance with Supplier's Proposal and/or with the Specifications, it shall inform the Supplier accordingly in writing and the Supplier will take such steps as may be necessary to ensure such compliance within no more than 14 working days. 6.4.4. Should the event mentioned above in section 6.4.3 occur, a new series of FAT shall be performed by the IAA's representative(s) (if so required by the IAA) after all rejects has been corrected within 14 working days. 6.4.5. All FAT shall be completed to the IAA's satisfaction prior to shipment. 6.4.6. All expenses relating to the Supplier's representatives with respect to performing the FAT and any and all action required under this section 6.4, in any case, shall be fully borne by the Supplier. 6.4.7. All expenses with respect to the IAA's representatives presence at Supplier’s or Manufacturer’s facility during the FAT, including traveling and living expenses, shall be borne by the IAA. 6.4.8. If Supplier or anyone on its behalf cause the IAA ‘s representatives to extend their trip for FAT or return to the Supplier’s facility to conduct an additional FAT due to failure of the first FAT, then all additional expenses beyond the original FAT schedule in regard to the IAA's representatives presence at Supplier’s facility, during the additional series of tests held according this section 6.4, including traveling and accommodation expenses, shall be borne by the Supplier. 6.4.9. Without derogating from IAA's right under section 9, should th...
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