Safe Access to Measuring Equipment Sample Clauses

Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. (a) The User must provide reasonable assistance so that ActewAGL may obtain clear and safe access to each Delivery Station and to the Measuring Equipment at each Delivery Point. (b) The User must use reasonable endeavours to ensure that: (i) any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) is safe (including for access to the Measuring Equipment); and (ii) no activities occur involving, or in the vicinity of, the Measuring Equipment that cause such equipment to become non-compliant with applicable Gas Law, standards (including ActewAGL's standards, policies and procedures and Australian standards) and applicable gas-fitting rules. (c) If any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) becomes unsuitable for the safe and continuous operation (including access to the Measuring Equipment) of the Network, then ActewAGL, acting reasonably, may alter Measuring Equipment, move Measuring Equipment or install additional Measuring Equipment for the purposes of the safe and continuous operation of the Network, at the User’s cost. An area will be considered unsuitable if it cannot be accessed without risk of personal injury or the state of the area is such that it is reasonably foreseeable that Measuring Equipment will sustain damage. (d) Except where immediate access is required for safety reasons or in an emergency, where ActewAGL considers that clause 16.1
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. (a) Not used. (b) The User must use reasonable endeavours to cause the Customer at the Delivery Point to ensure that: (i) any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) is safe (including for access to the Measuring Equipment); and (ii) no activities occur involving, or in the vicinity of, the Measuring Equipment that cause such equipment to become non-compliant with applicable Law, standards (including Evoenergy's standards, policies and procedures and Australian standards) and applicable gas-fitting rules. (c) Subject to clause 16.5(d), if any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) becomes unsuitable for the safe and continuous operation (including access to the Measuring Equipment) of the Network, then Evoenergy, acting reasonably, may alter Measuring Equipment, move Measuring Equipment or install additional Measuring Equipment for the purposes of the safe and continuous operation of the Network, at the User’s cost (subject to clause 16.5(f)). An area will be considered unsuitable if it cannot be accessed without risk of personal injury or the state of the area is such that it is reasonably foreseeable that Measuring Equipment will sustain damage. (d) Except where immediate access is required for safety reasons or in an emergency, Evoenergy will consult with the User and provide the User with a reasonable period of time within which to remedy the matters before taking action under clause 16.5(c). (e) If Evoenergy takes action under clause 16.5(c) and recovers its costs from the User, Evoenergy will on request from the User provide information documenting the reasons for the actions taken by Xxxxxxxxx, to assist the User to seek recovery of those costs from the Customer. (f) Evoenergy cannot recover its costs from the User under clause 16.5
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. (a) The User must provide reasonable assistance so that JGN may obtain clear and safe access to each Delivery Station and to the Measuring Equipment at each Delivery Point.Not used (b) The User must use reasonable endeavours to cause the Customer at the Delivery Point to ensure that: (i) any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) is safe (including for access to the Measuring Equipment); and (ii) no activities occur involving, or in the vicinity of, the Measuring Equipment that cause such equipment to become non-compliant with applicable Laws, standards (including JGN's standards, policies and procedures and Australian standards) and applicable gas-fitting rules.
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. The proposed clause 16.1(b) has increased the User’s obligation to ensure that any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment is “safe” in addition to the continuing obligation to ensure that it complies at all times with applicable regulations, standards and Gas-fitting rules. The assessment of “safe” is subjective and clause 16.1(c) provides the Service Provider with an unfettered right to alter, move or install additional Measuring equipment at the User’s Cost. The clause does not provide for any process of notice to the User nor any process for addressing the issue of concern held by the Service Provider. The clause should be amended to provide a process for notification and reasonable time frames for the rectification of concerns.
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. (a) The User must use reasonable endeavours to provide the Service Provider with clear and safe access to each Delivery Station and to the Measuring Equipment at each Delivery Point. (b) The User must ensure that any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) is safe (including for access to the measuring equipment) and complies at all times with applicable regulations, standards (including the Service Provider's standards, policies and procedures and Australian standards) and Gas-fitting rules. (c) If any area surrounding the Measuring Equipment (including any enclosure or building surrounding the Measuring Equipment) becomes unsuitable for the safe and continuous operation (including access to the Measuring Equipment) of the Network, then the Service Provider may alter Measuring Equipment, move Measuring Equipment or install additional Measuring Equipment for the purposes of the safe and continuous operation of the Network at the User’s cost.
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. Not used.
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Safe Access to Measuring Equipment. The User must provide reasonable assistance so that ActewAGL may obtain clear and safe access to each Delivery Station and to the Measuring Equipment at each Delivery PointNot used..
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