Common use of Response Requirements during any Service Period Clause in Contracts

Response Requirements during any Service Period. a. During any Service Period the Contractor must ensure that after receiving notification from a Member the Aircraft will be airborne and proceeding to carry out the tasks required as soon as safely practicable and within the Nominated Response Time set out in clause 6 of Schedule 2, or within such greater period as agreed with a Member. b. On days of significant fire or emergency risk during any Service Period, and as required by a Member, the Contractor will ensure: i. that preparation of the Aircraft, including any and all preparatory checks required on the Aircraft, have been completed before notification is received from a Member; and ii. that all Personnel are prepared to, and will respond appropriately to, the fire or emergency risk; and iii. that the Aircraft is safely airborne and proceeding to carry out the tasks required within the minimum time practicable after receiving dispatch notification from a Member.

Response Requirements during any Service Period. a. During any Service Period the Contractor must ensure that after receiving notification from a Member the Aircraft will be airborne and proceeding to carry out the tasks required as soon as safely practicable and within the Nominated Response Time set out in clause 6 5 of Schedule 2, or within such greater period as agreed with a Member. b. On days of significant fire or emergency risk during any Service Period, and as required by a Member, the Contractor will ensure: i. that preparation of the Aircraft, including any and all preparatory checks required on the Aircraft, have been completed before notification is received from a Member; and ii. that all Personnel are prepared to, and will respond appropriately to, the fire or emergency risk; and iii. that the Aircraft is safely airborne and proceeding to carry out the tasks required within the minimum time practicable after receiving dispatch notification from a Member.