Packaging and Handling. The Mart Registrar will select the type of packaging for the items on loan. The unpacking, re-packing and moving of items must be carried out exclusively by qualified personnel of the Applicant. In the event that such is carried out by a specialised company, this must be approved by the Registrar of Mart and take place under the constant supervision of the Applicant's staff. The Applicant must keep the original packaging and use it to repack the items in the same manner in which they were sent by Mart.
Packaging and Handling. It will be obvious that in certain circumstances, the packaging of cables e.g. large heavy drums, sharp edges of metal components of cables could constitute a safety hazard and individuals should therefore take due care for their own safety when handling these items. The springing of the steel binding straps or the dangers arising from projecting nails used to retain battens around the drums or containers are particular examples to which the Supplier would draw the Customer’s attention.
Packaging and Handling. Supplier shall properly xxxx, xxxx and ship Products as instructed by Customer and otherwise in accordance with applicable Law and industry standards, and shall provide Customer with shipment documentation showing the purchase order number, the quantity of pieces in shipment, the number of cartons or containers in shipment, the xxxx of lading number and the country of origin. Further, Supplier shall:
(a) where reasonably required by the relevant Customer Entity, remove all packaging and leave the Delivery Location clear of waste;
(b) label the Products, packaging, master boxes and pallets in accordance with the reasonable instructions of the relevant Customer Entity and any applicable regulations or requirements of any applicable carrier, and properly packed and secured so as to protect them from loss or damage in accordance with Good Industry Practice and to ensure they reach their destination in an undamaged condition. Supplier shall ensure that a packing note quoting the Purchase Order number accompanies each delivery or consignment of the Products and is displayed prominently on all packages; and
(c) Supplier will promptly provide to the relevant Customer Entity all reasonable assistance to help facilitate the importation of the Products and take all reasonably necessary action to assist Customer in ensuring the Products are granted prompt customs clearance.
Packaging and Handling. As a minimum, the Supplier shall package all material in a manner that will ensure protection against corrosion, oxidation, deterioration and physical damage during shipment. Electrostatic sensitive product shall be pack in an ESD protective bag. In addition, when materials delivered are lot-controlled and multiple material lots are shipped, each lot shall be separately packaged and identified.
Packaging and Handling. Standard Requirements: Any special IO or regulatory transportation requirements shall be documented and provided to the DA prior to shipment. The DA shall be responsible for ensuring that the Items and associated transportation packaging satisfy the special IO or regulatory transportation requirements. Subsequent to the Factory Acceptance Test, the components shall be partially disassembled to the maximum size that can be shipped. All Items requiring re-assembly at the ITER Site shall be clearly labeled and tagged. The Items shall be properly packed to prevent damage and properly fixed inside wooden boxes. These boxes shall be sufficiently rigid to avoid deforming under the component weight. Supports shall avoid the potential for impact loading on the components due to sudden movements or accidental drop. Shock absorbing material shall be used. At least two accelerometers shall be rigidly fixed onto each box and shall be capable of recording the acceleration along three perpendicular directions. Prior to packing each box, a Delivery Report shall be prepared by the DA, stating as a minimum: - the packaging date; - the full address of the place of delivery and the name of the person responsible to receive the package, as well as of the sender’s name and full address; - the number and type of components contained in the package; - the enclosed documentation; - the declaration of integrity of the package; - the declaration of integrity of the components; - any additional relevant information on the status of the components. Delivery Report shall be signed by a representative of the DA and its Supplier. It shall be countersigned by a representative of the IO. The signature by the IO of the Delivery Report prior to shipment represents a Hold Point (HP).
Packaging and Handling. Supplier shall preserve, package, handle, and pack Products and Disposables so as to protect them from loss or damage, in conformance with good commercial practice, government regulations, and other applicable requirements. Supplier shall mark the exterior of the boxes with the associated Supplier item number and serial number, lot or batch number.
Packaging and Handling. The seller shall package and handle any materials or equipment ordered by TIC to protect the against loss or damage in accordance with good commercial practice. Materials will be packaged in appropriate containers in a manner to preserve product integrity and safety during normal shipping and storage conditions, and in accordance with the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism administered by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CT-PAT). Food-grade packaging is required for food-grade materials. The minimum number of lots of material will be utilized to fill any purchase order. For food-grade materials, at least 75% of the shelf life must remain at the time of delivery to TIC. All materials and equipment must conform to the specifications agreed upon by the parties and be compliant with any applicable government regulations. Seller is liable for any loss or damage due to its failure to package or handle materials or equipment ordered by TIC in the proper and lawful manner. With each shipment, the seller shall include, in paper or electronic form, a packing list that contains the applicable purchase order number, materials or equipment delivered, quantities and documents indicating conformance to any specifications agreed upon by the parties, including a statement attesting to the country of origin of the materials.
Packaging and Handling. As a minimum, the Supplier shall package all material in a manner that will ensure protection against corrosion, oxidation, deterioration and physical damage during shipment. In addition, when materials delivered are lot controlled and multiple material lots are shipped, each lot shall be separately packaged and identified. Suppliers are also responsible for handling damage that occurs at their location.
