General Organisation Sample Clauses

General Organisation. The large number of institutions and people involved necessitates a management structure. This management has to have the solid support in the System collaboration and an excellent working relationship with the central ATLAS management team. The day-to-day System execution is lead by t he Project Leader who is usually a member of the ATLAS Executive Board. The System has a Steering Group and an Institute Board. If it is convenient for the System, these bodies can be combined in order to be able to carry out the steering and decision making in one group. The Project Leader is the System representative within the ATLAS organisation. Each System shall have a Steering Group reflecting the range of activities within itself and bringing together the people leading these efforts. The Steering Group takes decisions on technical execution matters and make recommendations to the Institute Board on major technical choices and on matters of sharing resources and responsibilities. The Steering Group is chaired by the Project Leader who prepares its agenda. Its members are nominated by the Project Leader based on broad consultation in the System community and approved by the Institute Board. The frequency of Steering Group meetings shall be sufficiently high to ensure the effective leadership of the System execution. The Project Leader s h a ll routinely consult the Steering Group whenever significant issues arise. The ATLAS management members are ex-officio in all Steering Groups. Each System shall have an Institute Board. The Institute Board takes decisions on major technical choices and on sharing of resources and responsibilities. Major technology choices affecting the overall performance of ATLAS have to be brought forward to the collaboration as a whole for decision in t he Collaboration Board [1]. The institutions are the source of money and manpower, and therefore all major questions involving sharing of responsibilities and contribution of resources have to be agreed upon by t he Institute Board. The Institute Board also proposes the Project Leader candidate for approval by ATLAS, and approves the Steering Group composition. In major matters concerning resources the Institute Board shall invite the ATLAS Resource Co-ordinator.
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General Organisation. The BERRE SITE is composed of three production centers (ENTITIES). Each ENTITY has its own management, operation, maintenance, technology and safety organisation which are in charge of the day-to-day operation and maintenance of their production plants. SPS has one ENTITY: the REFINERY ENTITY and SHELL CHIMIE has two ENTITIES: the CHEMICAL ENTITY and the OLEFINS/POLYOLEFINS ENTITY. The CHEMICAL ENTITY is providing SITE services to the ENTITIES in the field of: • Technical activities (workshops, inspection, purchasing...) • HR and personnel management • HSE activities • Finance (including Information System) • Total Quality Management, optimisation of the Oil/ Chemical interface. • Firefighting • Utilities management...
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General Organisation. 4.1.1 Each Consortium Member shall perform and be responsible for carrying out its portion of the Scope of Work in accordance with the Contract and this Agreement. 4.1.2 The executive bodies of the Consortium, when constituted, shall be: (1) The Supervisory Board (2) The project management of the Work 4.1.3 Establishment of the Consortium Organisation: 4.1.3.1 Overall control shall be vested in a Supervisory Board, comprising two senior management representatives of each Consortium Member, to be nominated in writing. The representatives shall be fully authorised to act and bind the Consortium Member which they represent in all matters within the scope of the Consortium and the Contract. 4.1.3.2 Each of the Consortium Members may change its representatives at any time by written notice to the other Consortium Member(s). 4.1.3.3 By written notice to the Supervisory Board, each representative may appoint an alternate to attend, speak and (subject to Article 4.2.2.6 below) vote on his behalf at any meeting of the Supervisory Board at which he is not present. 4.1.3.4 A representative of the Consortium Leader shall act as chairman of the Supervisory Board. 4.1.3.5 In addition to any specific matters which are reserved for the jurisdiction of the Supervisory Board under this Agreement, its primary duty shall be to decide all matters of policy, including major changes to - or termination of - the Contract. 4.1.3.6 Subject to the provisions of the Agreement to the contrary, each of the Consortium Members shall have two votes at the meetings of the Supervisory Board, irrespective of the number of its representatives present. 4.1.3.7 The individual costs and expenses of attendance of Supervisory Board Representatives and alternates, and other Consortium Member representatives on Consortium business shall be borne by each relevant Consortium Member individually. Unless otherwise agreed, Supervisory Board representatives, their alternates and other Consortium Member representatives shall not receive any remuneration from the Consortium. 4.1.3.8 Subject to the overriding authority and control of the Supervisory Board, the execution and carrying out of the Work shall be supervised, co-ordinated, managed and directed by full-time project managers. 4.1.3.9 A first meeting of the project managers shall take place no later than …. days from the date of the award of the Contract. At that first meeting at the latest, the Consortium Members shall finalize the overall project or...
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