Requirements Relating to Personnel, Equipment, Material, and Construction Procedures Generally Sample Clauses

Requirements Relating to Personnel, Equipment, Material, and Construction Procedures Generally. Duct clearing, rodding or modifications required to grant Licensee access to AT&T’s Conduit Systems may be performed by AT&T at Licensee’s expense at charges which represent AT&T’s actual costs. Alternatively (at Licensee’s option) such work may be performed by a contractor who demonstrates compliance with AT&T certification requirements, which certification requirements shall be consistent with F.C.C. rules. The parties acknowledge that Licensee, its contractors, and other persons acting on Licensee’s behalf will perform work for Licensee (e.g., splicing Licensee’s Facilities) within AT&T’s Conduit System. Licensee represents and warrants that neither Licensee nor any Person Acting on Licensee’s Behalf shall permit any person to climb or work on or in any of AT&T’s Poles or to enter AT&T’s Manholes or work within AT&T’s Conduit System unless such person has the training, skill, and experience required to recognize potentially dangerous conditions relating to Pole or the Conduit Systems and to perform the work safely.
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Requirements Relating to Personnel, Equipment, Material, and Construction Procedures Generally. Duct clearing, rodding or modifications required to grant Licensee access to BellSouth's conduit systems may be performed by BellSouth at Licensee's expense at charges which represent BellSouth's actual costs. Alternatively (at Licensee’s option) such work may be performed by a contractor who demonstrates compliance with BellSouth certification requirements, which certification requirements shall be consistent with FCC rules. The parties acknowledge that Licensee, its contractors, and other persons acting on Licensee's behalf will perform work for Licensee (e.g., splicing Licensee's facilities) within BellSouth's conduit system. Licensee represents and warrants that neither Licensee nor any person acting on Licensee's behalf shall permit any person to climb or work on or in any of BellSouth's poles or to enter BellSouth's manholes or work within BellSouth's conduit system unless such person has the training, skill, and experience required to recognize potentially dangerous conditions relating to pole or the conduit systems and to perform the work safely.
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