Site Access Requirements. ExhibitOne will require access to the proposed job site for the period of ten (10) days. All installation work is to occur outside normal business hours (8a-5p M-F) to minimize disruption to the court’s daily schedule.
Site Access Requirements. 1.8.1 Any additional Franchisee store access requirements, for example but not limited to; airports, shopping centres, railway stations, hospitals etc. need to be stated at the point of order on the order form. The location additional requirements are set out below. The time spent on any additional steps for Franchisee store access requirements does not count towards the SLA.
1.8.2 Any requirements, where known, affecting the engineers’ access to the Franchisee’s store must be confirmed by the Franchisee to the Supplier at the point of order. Failure to allow an engineer into the Franchisee’s store will result in an aborted visit charge being raised against the Franchisee (see pricing Annex 3.
1.8.3 The cost and process for surveys to allow safe access to the Franchisee’s store are detailed below in clause 1.9 and in Annex 3
Site Access Requirements.
7.1 The Contractor must:
(a) only enter the Site after receiving prior written approval from the Company and any landholder (if applicable);
(b) complete any relevant site inductions and comply with all directions, procedures and policies when accessing and using the Site or any other land or property including the Arrow Policies; and
(c) comply with all conditions of approvals applicable to the Site.
7.2 If the Contractor breaches the clause 7, the Company may, without prejudice to any other rights under the Agreement or at law, immediately:
(a) suspend the Contractor’s access to the Site; and/or
(b) terminate the Agreement immediately under clause 26.3(a).
Site Access Requirements. 3.1 Organization must comply with the Act and all applicable law.
3.2 Organization must submit a Site Request to the Province for each physical location where it intends to provide Site Access, and must only provide Site Access from Sites approved in writing by the Province. For greater certainty, a Site Request is not required for each physical location from which remote access, as permitted under section 3.6, may occur, but Organization must provide, with the Site Request, a list of the locations from which remote access may occur, and ensure this list remains current for the term of this agreement.
3.3 Organization must only provide Site Access using SSO-Provided Technology. For the purposes of remote access, Organization must ensure that technology used meets the requirements of Schedule A.
3.4 Unless otherwise authorized by the Province in writing, Organization must at all times use the secure network or security technology that the Province certifies or makes available to Organization for the purpose of Site Access. The use of any such network or technology by Organization may be subject to terms and conditions of use, including acceptable use policies, established by the Province and communicated to Organization from time to time in writing.
3.5 Organization must only make Site Access available to the following individuals:
(a) Authorized Users when they are physically located at a Site, and, in the case of an On-Behalf-of-User accessing personal information of a patient on behalf of a Regulated User, only if the Regulated User will be delivering care to that patient at the same Site at which the access to personal information occurs;
(b) Representatives of an Approved SSO for technical support purposes, in accordance with section 6 of the Information Management Regulation.
3.6 Despite section 3.5(a), Organization may make Site Access available to Regulated Users who are physically located in British Columbia and remotely connected to a Site using a VPN or other remote access technology specifically approved by the Province in writing for the Site.
3.7 Organization must ensure that Authorized Users with Site Access:
(a) only access PharmaNet to the extent necessary to provide health services to, or facilitate the care of, the individual whose personal information is being accessed;
(b) first complete any mandatory training program(s) that the Approved SSO or the Province makes available in relation to PharmaNet;
(c) access PharmaNet using their own ...
