Training Equipment Sample Clauses

The Training Equipment clause defines the responsibilities and terms related to the provision, use, and maintenance of equipment necessary for training activities. Typically, it specifies which party is responsible for supplying the required equipment, outlines standards for its condition and safety, and may address issues such as replacement, repair, or liability for damage. This clause ensures that all parties understand their obligations regarding training resources, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that training can proceed smoothly and safely.
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Training Equipment. Egenera agrees to provide at no charge all Egenera equipment and products it reasonably deems necessary to provide Training. Except as otherwise provided in this Section 7.3, Egenera will provide the parts required for the maintenance of such equipment and products in accordance with Section 9 of this Agreement at Egenera's sole cost and expense.
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Training Equipment. The Contracting institution will provide flipcharts. Other training aids will be provided by the Supplier. After completing the training, the participants will receive training materials, which can also be online.
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Training Equipment. Maintenance (1.05) Training equipment is properly maintained in accordance with organizational policy or industry standards. Advisory: None A1.12 Training Equipment Maintenance (1.05) Training equipment is properly maintained in accordance with organizational policy or industry standards. Advisory: None Number changed.
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Training Equipment. When engaging in Company direct training, bargaining unit employees need only to report to such sessions with equipment and gear specific to the scheduled training.
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Training Equipment. As defined below in Sections 1.1(a) and (b), the Rotated Equipment and Loaned Equipment are collectively referred to as the "Training Equipment".
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Training Equipment.  Shuffle shield  Hit shield  Tackle suit  Tackle bags  Dictator Rhino Scrum Machine  Portable Ice Bath  Medicine balls  Pulling Sled with Harness  Prowler  Rugby posts  Football Goals (full-size and 7-a-side)  Cones  Football Mannequins  Marker discs and poles  Hurdles & extensions  Speed ladder  4 Massage Tables  4 Sets of PowerRade Bottles  Mass/Weight Scale  Leg and Arm splints  Spinal Board with Belt  Complete First Aid Kit  Specialized Medics On-Site during fixtures Golf Courses – Browns is surrounded by six of the top European Golf Courses. Quarteira Athletic Stadium – various athletics facilities including Eight Lane Tartan 400m running track and tartan runway for long jump and triple jump. Local Running Circuits – an extensive variety of running options in the vicinity of Vilamoura including circuits within local national parks Loulé Sports Complex- suitable for various sports such as Futsal, Volleyball, Handball, Basketball and Hockey. One of the largest Sports Pavilions in the Algarve, the Loulé Sports Complex also has 3,000 spectator seats, making it a suitable for sporting events. Vilamoura Tennis Academy - Only 5 minutes away, the Tennis Academy has 4 Paddle courts and 9 Tennis Courts, which are used for tournaments.
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