Provision and Replacement of Operator's Personnel Sample Clauses

Provision and Replacement of Operator's Personnel. (a) The Operator must employ those personnel specified in Schedule 7 (or where the personnel are employees of an Associate of the Operator, the Operator must ensure they are so employed) in the positions specified in Schedule 7. (b) The Operator must provide to NSW Ambulance, for approval, 2 months prior to the Handover Date, a schedule of Operator's Personnel proposed to deliver the Services under this Contract. The Operator must provide the names, qualifications and experience of all Pilots, Aircrewman and Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (including the senior pilot, head of training and checking, contract manager and senior engineer) proposed to be engaged in providing the Services. The schedule of proposed personnel must be certified by the Operator's chief pilot or chief engineer or their approved nominees. (c) NSW Ambulance reserves the right to reject any Operator's Personnel proposed by the Operator and, to the extent not prohibited by Law, to seek further information about any Operator's Personnel, including criminal record checks and working with children checks. (d) NSW Ambulance reserves the right to require the removal or replacement at any time, within twenty-four (24) hours and without giving any reason, of any Operator's Personnel who, in the reasonable opinion of NSW Ambulance, do not perform in a satisfactory manner or are otherwise considered unacceptable and the Operator must remove the Operator's Personnel from the performance of the Services or replace the Operator's Personnel as required. The removal or replacement of any Operator's Personnel or any withholding of approval by NSW Ambulance of the Operator's proposed Operator's Personnel or replacement Operator's Personnel in accordance with this clause 6.2 shall not limit the Operator's obligations under this Contract. (e) The Operator may only remove (except where such removal is due to the resignation or termination from employment, but not redundancy, of the persons involved) or replace persons provided by it to perform the Services, or engage new persons to perform the Services, with the consent of NSW Ambulance. The Operator must advise NSW Ambulance immediately in writing of any proposed change in the Operator's Personnel and submit an application for approval for proposed replacement of Operator's Personnel using the template in Appendices A, B or C of Schedule 7 (as applicable). (f) Where, in the opinion of NSW Ambulance, the removal or replacement is not likely to cau...
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