Procedures Under GOM Clause Samples

The "Procedures Under GOM" clause defines the specific processes and protocols that must be followed when conducting operations or activities governed by the Government of Malaysia (GOM) regulations. This clause typically outlines the steps for obtaining necessary approvals, submitting required documentation, and adhering to compliance standards set by the GOM. For example, it may require parties to follow certain reporting procedures or safety protocols when operating within Malaysian jurisdiction. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties act in accordance with local laws and regulatory requirements, thereby minimizing legal risks and promoting operational consistency.
Procedures Under GOM. At those airport locations where loading, unloading, and weight and balance calculations are performed by Groundco, Airco shall train and audit employees of Groundco at each such location to conduct and perform the loading (including with respect to hazardous materials), weight and balance calculations, ramp operations and fueling operations required by the FAA to be performed for each of the flight operations to be flown by Airco for Groundco hereunder. The employees and agents of Groundco shall not become the employees of Airco as a consequence thereof, but shall be acting as agents for Airco when performing such loading, weight and balance, ramp operations and fueling operations or calculations. Any employees or agents not qualified or capable of performing such work shall be identified to Groundco by Airco, and if requested to do so by Airco, such employees or agents shall be promptly removed from doing such work.
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Procedures Under GOM. ABX shall be entitled to audit employees, agents and contractors of DHL in the performance of the loading (including with respect to hazardous materials), weight and balance calculations, ramp operations and fueling operations required by the FAA to be performed hereunder. DHL’s employees, agents and contractors shall not become the employees of ABX as a consequence thereof, but shall be acting as agents for ABX when performing such loading, weight and balance, ramp operations and fueling operations or calculations. Any employees, agents or contractors not qualified or capable of performing such work shall be identified to DHL by ABX, and if requested to do so by ABX, such employees, agents or contractors shall be promptly removed from doing such work.
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Procedures Under GOM. To the extent Amazon Personnel are performing the loading (including with respect to hazardous materials), weight and balance calculations, ramp operations, and fueling operations required by the FAA to be performed in connection with the ground handling functions, including the requirements under the GOM: (a) the relevant Carrier will be entitled, upon [*] Business Days’ prior written notice to Amazon, to audit such employees, agents, and contractors as necessary to comply with FAA requirements; and (b) Amazon’s Personnel will not become the employees of a Carrier as a consequence thereof, but will be acting as agents for the Carrier when performing such loading, weight and balance, ramp operations, and fueling operations or calculations. Any Personnel not qualified or capable of performing such work will be identified to Amazon by a Carrier immediately following any such audit, and if requested to do so by the Carrier, such Personnel will be promptly removed from doing such work.
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