Operational Meetings. (a) As mutually agreed upon, the parties will meet by conference telephone to discuss any day-to-day operational matter of interest (the “Operational Meeting”) that the Fund or Computershare may reasonably request to include in the agenda for the particular meeting, including without limitation the following:
Operational Meetings. If requested by County, Contractor shall meet with the County periodically to discuss issues related to their operations including:
Operational Meetings. No less than once per Calendar Quarter, key operational representatives from each Party (the “Key Operational Representatives”) shall meet in person, or by videoconference or by teleconference to discuss key operational matters relating to the Development, Manufacture and Commercialization of the Product in the Visterra Territory and Licensed Territory. In-person meetings of the Key Operational Representatives shall be held at a mutually agreeable location or alternating each meeting between a location selected by Visterra and by SIIL. The Parties shall discuss and agree upon an agenda in advance for each meeting of the Key Operational Representatives and determine the appropriate representatives from each Party to be included in such meeting. Meetings of the Key Operational Representatives shall be for information-exchanging and collaboration purposes only and the Key Operational Representatives shall have no decision-making authority. The Key Operational Representatives shall continue to meet as provided in this Section 3.3 until [**] or until such time as otherwise mutually agreed upon by the Parties.
Operational Meetings. Interval Location Attendance by: Monthly Koeberg Operating Unit Project Manager, Contractor, Supervisor An operational meeting is held, by tele- or video conference if necessary, between the Project Manager and the Contractor’s project manager to monitor and control the design, manufacturing and planning processes. Typical topics for discussion at this meeting will include Contractor’s reporting on the following: • Review of Project Progress (Programme) with specific focus on Key Dates and interim milestones; • Key Risks (threats) and Issues and, where applicable, identify and agree on associated preventive/contingent and recovery actions; • Any new QC related issues identified since the last report, its status and action plan for resolution • Review of Actions List; • Review of Communications; A four-week look ahead work window focussing on Employer activities due to start and due for completion.
Operational Meetings. (a) Asset Owner will be invited to attend meetings between ARTC and any ARTC Contractor, for any part of such meeting during which any issues relating to the Project Activities relevant to the Asset or safety matters in respect of the Asset are discussed (Interface Matters).
Operational Meetings. The Design Professional will attend four (4) operations meetings to review various design issues after submittal. The meetings will be held after 30% Design, 60% Design, 100% Design, and Final Design. The Design Professional shall respond to Water Operations comments in a form provided by the City.
Operational Meetings. Interval Location Attendance by: Adhoc KOU or Tele/Video Conference Project Manager, Contractor, Supervisor An operational meeting is held, by tele- or video conference if necessary, between the Project Manager and the Contractor’s project manager to monitor and control the design, manufacturing and planning processes. Typical topics for discussion at this meeting will include Contractor’s reporting on the following: Review of Project Progress (Programme) with specific focus on Key Dates and interim milestones; Key Risks (threats) and Issues and, where applicable, identify and agree on associated preventive/contingent and recovery actions; Review of Actions List; Review of Communications.
Operational Meetings. Deleted: Aurizon Network The Operator must advise Queensland Rail of the name and contact details of the Operator’s Representative to attend operational meetings. Deleted: Aurizon Network The Operator's Representative and the Queensland Rail Representative (or their nominees) shall meet on a Monthly basis or as agreed by the Parties for the purpose of: reviewing the achievement of Performance Levels and other matters affecting the performance of Train Services so as to identify remedial action in relation to recurring problems and to plan action to address potential or known problems; Deleted: Aurizon Network reviewing requests or proposals by the Operator or Queensland Rail to vary the procedures contained in this Schedule; reviewing the reliability of the Operator's Trains; reviewing Operational Constraints; Deleted: Aurizon Network investigating or reviewing breaches or suspected breaches of the Safeworking Procedures, Safety Standards or Queensland Rail Train Control Directions by the Operator's Staff; and, reviewing any other matters relevant to the performance of this Agreement. Deleted: Aurizon Network Deleted: Aurizon Network Deleted: Aurizon Network The Operator's Representative shall attend other operational meetings relevant to the operation of Train Movements on the Nominated Network as required by Queensland Rail from time to time. The Queensland Rail Representative is: (to be completed by Queensland Rail) Ph: Fax: The Operator's Representative is: (to be completed by Operator) Ph: Fax:
Operational Meetings. The Parties agree to hold monthly meetings to review past performance and set up the appropriate improvement plan. All the meetings referred to above shall be held at times and places mutually agreed upon between the Parties.
Operational Meetings. In addition to the Joint Supply Team meeting there are the following operational meetings: