SITE ACCESS ARRANGEMENT Sample Clauses

SITE ACCESS ARRANGEMENT. This paragraph describes the procedure to access the Grantor's sites where the Grantor proposes the Co-location of the Purchaser's equipment (see list of PoPs). This service is included in Monthly fees per rack There are three different procedures to follow depending on the purpose of the request - Light procedure for short-term and short stay access (eg Site Survey) - Standard procedure for mid-term and longer stay access - Permanent access (O&M) - Planned work 2.7.1. LIGHT PROCEDURE FOR SHORT-TERM & SHORT-STAY ACCESS. Purchaser will provide Grantor's CSC with a notice of 48 hrs the following information to Purchaser: - Name of person(s) going into the site; - The individual's company name; - Site name they wish to visit; - Day and time frame (badging hours: 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m., Monday through Friday) that they would like the appointment set up and duration (less than a day) - Additional service like Escort, Outside-working-hours. Grantors' CSC will acknowledge with an access ticket number to Purchaser for accessing the site on a temporary mode. Upon arrival to the site, the person must present to the site contact the ticket number and a valid ID with picture. The site contact will provide a temporary badge for the day and comply to the associated service. 2.7.2. STANDARD PROCEDURE FOR MID-TERM AND LONGER STAY ACCESS Grantor's CSC will provide temporary badges to Purchaser according to Purchaser's needs. Purchaser will provide to Grantor's CSC with a notice of 48 hrs the following information to FT - Name of person(s) going into the site - Badge number - The individual's company name - Site name they wish to visit - Day and time frame (badging hours: 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m., Monday through Friday) that they would like the appointment set up and duration (from 1 day to several weeks) - Additional service like Escort, Outside-working-hours,... Grantors' CSC will acknowledge with an access ticket number to Purchaser for accessing the site on a temporary mode. Upon arrival to the site, person must present to the site contact the ticket number and his badge. After the completion of the work, the Grantor's CSC will give notice to Purchaser whether the badge must be sent back to him.
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SITE ACCESS ARRANGEMENT. This paragraph describes the procedure for accessing Grantor's sites where Grantor provides Co-location Services for the Equipment (see list of POPs on the previous page). All communication regarding Co-location Services, between the Purchaser and the Grantor's CSC (Customer Service Centre) shall be in English. FOR PURCHASER'S STAFF: ANY PLANNED WORK -- The Purchaser will notify the Grantor's CSC of the commencement date for the work four (4) calendar days prior to the visit. The notification shall be made by phone or email, followed by a confirmation by fax within one (1) day and shall include the identity of the Purchaser's representatives, the sites concerned by the intervention, and the expected duration of the work. A site request form will be provided by the Grantor to the Purchaser. -- The Grantor's CSC shall acknowledge Purchaser's notification within one (1) day of receipt. Grantor's CSC shall make the necessary arrangements for ensuring access to Purchaser's representatives upon presentation of their identity cards in all the sites where work might be done. VISIT RELATED TO O&M For any corrective intervention, the Purchaser shall contact by phone the Grantor's CSC to obtain the access to the sites concerned. Immediate access to the buildings concerned, which are manned 24 hours a day, can be gained by following the procedure hereafter: -- a list of Purchaser authorised maintenance people has been previously delivered to the Grantor. The procedure is the same for manned and unmanned sites, all of which are all accessible 24/7. AGENTS OR SUBCONTRACTORS OF PURCHASER Agents or subcontractors will be under the responsibility of the Purchaser and generally will be accompanied and/or introduced by a representative(s) of Purchaser for the first visit. Thereafter this personnel shall be considered as Purchaser staff and the above procedure shall apply provided that the Purchaser provides the required identification and notifications to the Grantor's CSC.
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