Common use of Grant of Access Clause in Contracts

Grant of Access. (A) Subject to compliance by Contractor with these Terms and Conditions and with the Codes of Conduct and Policies, Purchaser shall afford Contractor and Contractor Parties access to Purchaser’s premises as may be necessary for the provision of the Services. Contractor shall conduct itself, and shall cause its employees and Contractor Parties to conduct themselves, while at Purchaser’s premises in such a way as to minimally interfere with the activities of Purchaser, its employees and its other contractors.‌ (B) Purchaser shall have the right to: (a) refuse entry to Purchaser premises to Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties until Contractor has provided Purchaser with evidence of all Insurance Policies, Permits and evidence that all Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties wishing to access Purchaser’s premises have read and agreed to comply with the Code of Conduct and Policies; (b) refuse entry to Purchaser’s premises to any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties that Purchaser reasonably suspects of being under the influence of any alcohol or other intoxicating substance; and (c) require that any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties leave or refrain from entering Purchaser’s premises if Purchaser reasonably believes that such employees or Contractor Parties are guilty of any misconduct or pose a security or other risk to Purchaser, its employees or its other contractors or if such employees or Contractor Parties refuse to undergo reasonable searches of their person, possessions or vehicles.‌ (C) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor a work site at Purchaser’s premises (a “Site”), Contractor shall be responsible for the care of the Site from the time the Site is made available to Contractor until the time Contractor demobilises from the Site. Contractor must promptly make good any damage to any part of the Site caused by the acts or omissions of Contractor and Contractor Parties, ensure the Site is maintained at all times in a clean and hygienic condition, and must ensure that no part of the Site is used for accommodation by its employees or Contractor Parties. Contractor shall at all times allow Purchaser access to the Site for purposes of conducting its own activities, inspection and checking that Contractor is adhering to the provisions of this Service Order.‌ (D) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor any equipment, machinery, plant or other facilities (“Facilities”) to use in connection with providing the Services, Contractor shall (a) use the Facilities in a responsible and professional manner and ensure they are not damaged due to negligent or wilful acts or omissions, (b) immediately notify Purchaser in the event that any of the Facilities are damaged, whether due to conduct on the part of Contractor or otherwise, (c) comply with Purchaser’s instructions when using the Facilities, (d) return the Facilities to Purchaser in the same condition in which they were received, ordinary wear and tear excepted, and (e) pay to Purchaser any consideration specified in this Service Order for the use of the Facilities.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Service Order Terms and Conditions, Service Order Terms and Conditions

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Grant of Access. (A) Subject to compliance by Contractor with these Terms and Conditions and with the Codes of Conduct and Policies, Purchaser shall afford Contractor and Contractor Parties access to Purchaser’s premises as may be necessary for the provision of the Services. Contractor shall conduct itself, and shall cause its employees and Contractor Parties to conduct themselves, while at Purchaser’s premises in such a way as to minimally interfere with the activities of Purchaser, its employees and its other contractors.‌ contractors. (B) Purchaser shall have the right to: (a) refuse entry to Purchaser premises to Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties until Contractor has provided Purchaser with evidence of all Insurance Policies, Permits and evidence that all Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties wishing to access Purchaser’s premises have read and agreed to comply with the Code of Conduct and PoliciesOperating Site Rules; (b) refuse entry to Purchaser’s premises to any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties that Purchaser reasonably suspects of being under the influence of any alcohol or other intoxicating substance; and (c) require that any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties leave or refrain from entering Purchaser’s premises if Purchaser reasonably believes that such employees or Contractor Parties are guilty of any misconduct or pose a security or other risk to Purchaser, its employees or its other contractors or if such employees or Contractor Parties refuse to undergo reasonable searches of their person, possessions or vehicles.‌ vehicles. (C) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor a work site at Purchaser’s premises (a “Site”), Contractor shall be responsible for the care of the Site from the time the Site is made available to Contractor until the time Contractor demobilises from the Site. Contractor must promptly make good any damage to any part of the Site caused by the acts or omissions of Contractor and Contractor Parties, ensure the Site is maintained at all times in a clean and hygienic condition, and must ensure that no part of the Site is used for accommodation by its employees or Contractor Parties. Contractor shall at all times allow Purchaser access to the Site for purposes of conducting its own activities, inspection and checking that Contractor is adhering to the provisions of this Service Order.‌ Order. (D) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor any equipment, machinery, plant or other facilities (“Facilities”) to use in connection with providing the Services, Contractor shall (a) use the Facilities in a responsible and professional manner and ensure they are not damaged due to negligent or wilful acts or omissions, (b) immediately notify Purchaser in the event that any of the Facilities are damaged, whether due to conduct on the part of Contractor or otherwise, (c) comply with Purchaser’s instructions when using the Facilities, (d) return the Facilities to Purchaser in the same condition in which they were received, ordinary wear and tear excepted, and (e) pay to Purchaser any consideration specified in this Service Order for the use of the Facilities.the

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Service Order

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Grant of Access. (A) Subject to compliance by Contractor with these Terms and Conditions and with the Codes of Conduct and Policies, Purchaser shall afford Contractor and Contractor Parties access to Purchaser’s premises as may be necessary for the provision of the Services. Contractor shall conduct itself, and shall cause its employees and Contractor Parties to conduct themselves, while at Purchaser’s premises in such a way as to minimally interfere with the activities of Purchaser, its employees and its other contractors.‌ contractors. (B) Purchaser shall have the right to: (a) refuse entry to Purchaser premises to Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties until Contractor has provided Purchaser with evidence of all Insurance Policies, Permits and evidence that all Contractor’s employees and Contractor Parties wishing to access Purchaser’s premises have read and agreed to comply with the Code of Conduct and PoliciesOperating Site Rules; (b) refuse entry to Purchaser’s premises to any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties that Purchaser reasonably suspects of being under the influence of any alcohol or other intoxicating substance; and (c) require that any of Contractor’s employees or Contractor Parties leave or refrain from entering Purchaser’s premises if Purchaser reasonably believes that such employees or Contractor Parties are guilty of any misconduct or pose a security or other risk to Purchaser, its employees or its other contractors or if such employees or Contractor Parties refuse to undergo reasonable searches of their person, possessions or vehicles.‌ vehicles. (C) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor a work site at Purchaser’s premises (a “Site”), Contractor shall be responsible for the care of the Site from the time the Site is made available to Contractor until the time Contractor demobilises from the Site. Contractor must promptly make good any damage to any part of the Site caused by the acts or omissions of Contractor and Contractor Parties, ensure the Site is maintained at all times in a clean and hygienic condition, and must ensure that no part of the Site is used for accommodation by its employees or Contractor Parties. Contractor shall at all times allow Purchaser access to the Site for purposes of conducting its own activities, inspection and checking that Contractor is adhering to the provisions of this Service Order.‌ Order. (D) Where Purchaser makes available to Contractor any equipment, machinery, plant or other facilities (“Facilities”) to use in connection with providing the Services, Contractor shall (a) use the Facilities in a responsible and professional manner and ensure they are not damaged due to negligent or wilful acts or omissions, (b) immediately notify Purchaser in the event that any of the Facilities are damaged, whether due to conduct on the part of Contractor or otherwise, (c) comply with Purchaser’s instructions when using the Facilities, (d) return the Facilities to Purchaser in the same condition in which they were received, ordinary wear and tear excepted, and (e) pay to Purchaser any consideration specified in this Service Order for the use of the Facilities.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Service Order

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