Operator Obligations Sample Clauses

Operator Obligations. 2.01 The Operator shall: (a) develop and implement a patient concerns resolution process in alignment with the Patient Concerns Resolution Process Regulation and develop supporting policies and procedures; (b) establish a formal mechanism for addressing recommendations from the AHS Patient Concerns Officer (PCO); (c) establish a formal mechanism for addressing recommendations from the Alberta Ombudsman; (c) develop and communicate public messaging regarding the patient concerns resolution process and,
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Operator Obligations. (a) The Operator shall obtain copies of the IPC Standards described in Section 1.1(a) of this Schedule from time to time during the Term from the Minister‟s website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xx/newsroom/pub-infection-prevention.html (b) The Operator shall obtain information about the approval and licensing of reusable medical devices under Section 1.1(b) of this Schedule from Health Canada or by consulting Health Canada‟s website at: xxx.xx-xx.xx.xx/xxx-xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx/xx- im_e.html
Operator Obligations. (a) The Operator shall obtain copies of the IPC Standards described in Section 1.1(a) of this Schedule from time to time during the Term from the Minister‟s website at xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xx/newsroom/pub-infection-prevention.html (b) The Operator shall obtain information about the approval and licensing of reusable medical devices under Section 1.1(b) of this Schedule from Health Canada or by consulting Health Canada‟s website at: xxx.xx-xx.xx.xx/xxx-xxx/xxxxxxxxxxx/xx-xx_x.xxxx (c) In accordance with Sections 3.2 and 9.4 of the Sterilization Standards, the Operator shall obtain approval from AHS‟ Infection Prevention and Control executive appointed pursuant to the Sterilization Standards: (i) prior to reprocessing medical devices outside of a centralized reprocessing area; and (ii) prior to purchasing any new sterilizer.
Operator Obligations. (a) The Operator must: (i) perform its obligations under this Agreement, including the Services: (A) in accordance with the Services Specification; (B) to an appropriate standard of amenity (including with respect to cleanliness, safety and convenience); (C) in a safe and timely manner and in accordance with this Agreement, all Approvals, Statutory Requirements, State Policy, Principal Policy and any Codes and Standards that are legally binding on the Operator or the Principal; (D) in a competent, efficient and professional manner which meets or exceeds the requirements of Good Industry Practice, including with respect to the handling and resolution of any Customer complaints; (E) in accordance with clause 4.1(e); and (F) in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. (ii) take all reasonable measures to detect fraud within the Scheme during the delivery of the Services, and to promptly report any such suspected activities to the Principal; (iii) ensure that each Operator RVM complies with all Approvals, Statutory Requirements and State Policies; and (iv) in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement: (A) provide all things and take all measures reasonably necessary to protect people and property; (B) prevent unreasonable nuisance and unnecessary and unreasonable noise, disturbance, odour and interference with others; (C) ensure that the Services are fit for the purpose or purposes detailed in this Agreement; (D) ensure that it has the necessary resources (including personnel) to perform the Services; (E) ensure that the Services will be performed by suitably qualified personnel with appropriate skills and experience; and (F) to the extent required in connection with the performance of the Services under this Agreement, co-operate and co-ordinate its activities with other Scheme Participants and any authorised Associate of the Principal (as notified to the Operator by the Principal from time to time). (b) The Operator must not: (i) by its acts or omissions, knowingly place the Principal in breach of any Statutory Requirement or other law; or (ii) act in a manner that damages the Principal's brand, goodwill or reputation. (c) The Principal must not knowingly place the Operator in breach of any Statutory Requirement or other law. (d) The Operator must, at all times, use best endeavours to co-operate with the Principal, any provider of Bulk Sorting Services, any relevant Processing Services Provider and Other Service Providers in all matters rel...
Operator Obligations. (a) Subject to and in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement, the Operator shall perform and shall procure that the Services are performed: (i) in accordance with this Agreement during the Contract Period; (ii) in full compliance with all applicable Legal Requirements; and (iii) in full compliance with all Consents to Operate, in each case, at its cost and risk. (b) The Operator shall not commence to provide the Services on a Route for the purpose of carrying fare paying passengers until the Authority is satisfied that the Operator has: (i) secured all Consents to Operate including in respect of the Route; and (ii) satisfied all Legal Requirements.
Operator Obligations. (a) The Operator must not do anything, or knowingly permit any third party to do anything, that would jeopardise TowerCo’s rights and interests under this Agreement or any applicable Head Lease (as at the date of execution of the applicable Site Licence and if any amendments or renewals are made to the relevant Head Lease by TowerCo then these will only apply to the extent that TowerCo is in compliance with clauses 8.1(b) and (c)), except if required by Law. (b) The Operator will: (i) maintain the portions of all parts of the Operator Equipment installed at each Site in a clean, good and substantial state of repair; (ii) ensure that no part of the Operator Equipment becomes a danger to the safety of members of the public or any of TowerCo, its Personnel or invitees; (iii) when undertaking any installation of, or repair or maintenance or addition or alteration to, any item of the Operator Equipment, employ only suitably qualified contractors. (c) The Operator must perform all necessary installation, modification and relocation of the Operator Equipment on the Facilities as and when it requires, subject to: (i) applicable Industry Standards; and (ii) the terms and conditions of this Agreement and any relevant Site Licence. (d) TowerCo must provide all assistance reasonably requested by the Operator for the purposes of the Operator exercising its rights under clause 13(c). (e) The Operator shall report to TowerCo reasonably promptly following it becoming aware of the same, any act or omission within the Operator’s knowledge that may be likely to affect the integrity or the security of the Site or the security of TowerCo’s Equipment. (f) The Operator shall comply with its obligations under the SLA and the Site Access Rules.
Operator Obligations. 13.1 In addition to other obligations in this Agreement, the Operator will: (a) give the Driver a copy of this Agreement after signing it; (b) comply with all laws (including vehicle registration, licensing, safety and roadworthiness laws); (c) comply with all of the Taxi Licence Conditions; (d) ensure that the interior and exterior of the Taxi are reasonably clean and free of any offensive odour at the beginning of each Shift; (e) if the Operator is affiliated with an accredited Network Service Provider: i. ensure the Taxi is at all times connected to the accredited Network Service Provider via its communication network; and ii. ensure there is functioning communication Equipment in the Taxi to connect to the Network Service Provider; (f) if the Operator provides his or her own central communications system; i. ensure the Taxi is at all times connected to the Operator’s central communications system; and ii. ensure there is functioning communication Equipment in the Taxi to connect to the Operator’s central communications system; (g) ensure that the Operator’s name and address (or, if the Operator is not the owner of the vehicle, the name and address of the owner) are clearly displayed either on the inside lid of the glove box or on the ignition keys of the Taxi; (h) have a Workcover policy in place to cover the Driver while driving the Taxi; (i) keep all records relating to this Agreement for five years after the end of this Agreement, or for such other period required under the Transport (Taxi-cab Industry Accreditation) Regulations 2007; (j) give the Driver a copy of any infringement notices that relate to the Driver within 48 hours of the Operator receiving the infringement notice; (k) pay or credit to the Driver the face value of any Prescribed Voucher the Driver receives (unless any voucher has not been correctly completed) at the end of each Shift; (l) only use information the Driver has provided to them for the purposes for which it was given to them; (m) not disclose any information the Driver has provided to them to anyone else unless it is authorised by this Agreement or if the Driver expressly consents or if required to do so by law; and (n) take reasonable steps at reasonable times to verify that the Driver is not an unlawful non-citizen within the meaning of the Migration Act 1958 (Cth) by either: i. searching the VEVO or Visa Entitlement Verification Online computer system operated by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection; or ...
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Operator Obligations. An Operator who disputes amounts claimed by MTC to be due under the MOU agrees to pay the amount claimed pending dispute resolution. (References to “City” in Paragraphs 1 and 2 refer to the City and County of San Francisco)
Operator Obligations. 7.1.1 Each Operator agrees, for its respective Route(s), to provide a range of Route and/or Service marketing material including, timetable leaflets, website, advertising, social networking, electronic communications, PR, and other techniques as may be appropriate in furtherance of the Purpose. 7.1.2 At least fifty six (56) days prior to any Service Change Date, the relevant Operator shall provide to Nexus final full stop specific and accurate timetable and route details in EBSR format and shall provide Transxchange scheduling files (including running board data) once running boards have been finalised by the Operator. 7.1.3 At least fourteen (14) days prior to any Service Change Date, the relevant Operator shall provide to Nexus timetables (expressed using the 24-hour clock) in both hard copy and electronic copy. The timetables / materials shall show clearly the effective date of such change to a Service and include a map or diagram of the Route, the main stopping points and contact details for further information, lost property, comments and suggestions. Timetables for all 'part-secured' services shall be produced and, subject to the provisions of this Clause 7.1.3, funded by the commercial operators and include full details of the secured journeys regardless of the contracted Operator. Where changes to 'part-secured' services are instigated by Nexus, Nexus shall fund the production of new timetables. 7.1.4 Each Operator shall (at its own cost) provide to Nexus a sufficient quantity of printed timetables, maps and fares information to allow Nexus to distribute such information to Nexus travel shops, local council libraries and customer service centres. 7.1.5 Each Operator shall provide to Nexus data on the location of all local service buses in Tyne and Wear to feed the Nexus real time information platform. Such data shall be provided in industry standard format (being (a) Transxchange scheduling files; and (b) SIRI Feeds (with sufficient details to permit cross-trip prediction) or such other formats as Nexus and the Operators may agree in writing in accordance with the RTI/AVL data sharing arrangements that Nexus and the Operators have in place at such time, or as Nexus and the Operators may otherwise agree) and at no cost to Nexus. 7.1.6 Each of Stagecoach, Go North East and Arriva shall provide a journey planner on its website and a supporting smart phone application to offer real time 'at stop' information for customers. 7.1.7 Each Operator agrees th...
Operator Obligations. Until the earlier of (a) [*], and (b) twenty-four (24) months after the Effective Date, Operator will: (i) pay all site lease, backhaul and utility costs associated with the Systems, which operate on equipment owned by Operator; and (ii) replace with unused/underutilized equipment or spares any capital equipment related to the Systems that cannot reasonably be repaired.
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