Mobilisation and Demobilisation. (a) The Employer shall transport Non-Local Employees by economy air transport from the High Capacity RPT airport nearest to the Employee’s Usual Place of Residence, to the Project at the commencement of employment and return, at the conclusion of employment. Non-Local Employees shall be allowed a reasonable amount of baggage, (to the maximum allowed in economy air) in addition to any toolbox(s) which the Employer requires the Employee to provide for the Employee’s work on the Project.
Mobilisation and Demobilisation a) This clause shall only apply to distant employees as defined in Subclause 4.9(a) in this Agreement.
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. 11.1 This Clause shall only apply to distant employees as defined in clause 10.1 in this Agreement.
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. (a) The Contractor agrees to have the Equipment and Personnel mobilised and the Requesting Party shall pay to the Contractor within three (3) working days of the date of commencement of services/mobilisation stated in Box 2, eighty per cent (80%) of the estimated mobilisation charges, with the final balance to be paid within three (3) working days of the agreement between the parties of the sums due as determined in accordance with Subclause 5(c).
Mobilisation and Demobilisation a) On the Hire Start Date and Time, if specified in the Plant Hire Out Agreement Details that Enviro are to mobilise and demobilise the Equipment, Enviro shall deliver the Equipment to the delivery address stated on the Plant Hire Out Agreement Details (“Delivery Address”) as agreed with the Hirer. Transit to and from, loading and off-loading the Equipment at the Delivery Address shall be in accordance with the Plant Hire Out Agreement Details. Delivery shall be deemed to have occurred when the Equipment has been delivered in accordance with this clause and is operational and the Hirer’s representative has accepted receipt of the Equipment (“Mobilisation”).
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. (a) For the purpose of this Agreement, a Distant Employee is an Employee who is engaged or selected or advised by the Employer to proceed to the Project to perform duties under their contract of employment and the Employee does so such that the Employee cannot return to their usual place of residence each night (Distant Employee).
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. 15.1 This clause only applies to distant workers who are employees engaged, selected or advised by the Company to proceed to the project site to perform duties under their contract of employment and who cannot return to their usual place of residence at the completion of each shift.
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. Subclause (a) the urgency of an incident means that preparing Equipment and Personnel in readiness (“mobilisation”) to be moved to the required on-site location will be one of the first steps in beginning the clean-up process. However, the scope of Equipment and Personnel might not be clear at first with discussions continuing between the parties on the actual requirements. Nevertheless, in order to avoid delay while protecting the Contractor’s need for cash-flow, 80% of the estimated mobilisation charges must be paid within three working days of the start of mobilisation services and the balance within three working days of subsequent agreement of the total sum due;
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. 14. TRAVELLING ALLOWANCE……………………………………………………
Mobilisation and Demobilisation. When employees are mobilising on engagement and demobilising on termination they shall be paid three (3) hours travel time.
