Operational Requirement Sample Clauses
An Operational Requirement clause defines the specific standards, procedures, or conditions that must be met during the performance of a contract or agreement. It typically outlines the necessary resources, timelines, performance metrics, or compliance obligations that the parties must adhere to in order to fulfill their contractual duties. For example, it may require a service provider to maintain certain staffing levels, use approved equipment, or follow industry best practices. The core function of this clause is to ensure that both parties have a clear understanding of the operational expectations, thereby reducing ambiguity and helping to prevent disputes over performance.
Operational Requirement. This is when the employer requires movement from terminal to terminal on a permanent basis. In this instance, the employer will post a bulletin with the number of transfers required between terminals and by status of full and/or part time. All interested active employees may submit a Transfer Request form. Transfers will be granted to interested employees based on their screening seniority. In case of insufficient volunteers to fill the company requirements, the company will fill vacant positions by reverse seniority. Operational Requirement transfers may happen at any time of the year.
Operational Requirement a. Approval from the Bank for establishing a CSP outlet at any centre.
b. Account opening form filling up and collection of required KYC documents / photograph of the customer.
c. Enrollment of the customer as per the process approved by bank.
d. Digitization of customer details within 2 days of customer enrollment and transmission of data to the bank.
e. Sending account opening forms to the link branches.
f. Coordinating with link branches for expedite verification and upload of customer data in CBS for account creation.
g. Distribution/delivery of card / CBS account number to the customers after account creation in bank’s CBS.
h. Arranging removal of objections raised by the link branches in account creation.
i. Maintaining secrecy about customer account information.
j. Maintenance of sufficient balance in the BC settlement account to support customer transactions and fund settlement with the bank.
k. Expedite increase of BCA electronic limits to ensure continuity in customer services.
l. Arrange for availability of sufficient cash at CSP outlets.
m. BCs will ensure replenishing / collection of surplus cash from the CSP outlets.
n. BCs will ensure to regular payment of remunerations to the CSPs.
o. BC will not collect any interest free deposit from BCAs p. BC will not collect any non-refundable deposit from BCA
Operational Requirement. 9.1 The Service Provider will provide Services, which conform to the Service Specification, on all days required and in accordance with prescribed Vehicle capacity, pick-up points, timetable and route and any other conditions laid down within this Contract. No variation to the Services will be made without the prior written approval of the Council excepting in circumstances of temporary route closure or adverse weather conditions.
9.2 The Service Provider will operate this service in accordance with the terms and conditions of this contract and Part 1 of the Schedule, this includes the prescribed route, vehicle capacity, vehicle, bus stops, timetable, faretable and any other conditions laid down in Part 1. The services provided shall be responsive to requests made by Officers of the Council.
9.3 The Service Provider will be responsible for registering the service with the Traffic Commissioner. All subsequent variations, including cancellations are the Service Providers responsibility. The Service Provider is responsible for all costs associated with registering the service with the Traffic Commissioner.
9.4 The Service Provider will ensure that the vehicles provided meet the specification set out in Part 1. Where vehicles with branding or advertising are required, the Service Provider shall ensure that these vehicles are solely made available, during the times of operation, for the Service.
9.5 On-street publicity must be made available at all recognised stops along the route, on leaflets no smaller than A6.
9.6 On-street publicity must detail the route, bus stop location, SMS Traveline Code, fares/stages/ticket types and arrival times for that specific stop or stage as appropriate.
9.7 The Service Providers duty shall be to perform this Service without failure and to this end the Service Provider shall be obliged to cover all foreseeable staff or vehicle deficiencies. The provisions of the Service Specification and these Terms and Conditions shall be observed at all times. In the case of failure, the Council shall seek Liquidated Damages as detailed in 9.71.
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9.12 Where for reason of road works or a road traffic accident the Service Provider is obliged to alter its route, dependant upon the destination of the Vehicle then the Council must be notified if 15 or more minutes of a delay is anticip...