Transport Equipment Clause Samples
The 'Transport Equipment' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements related to the vehicles, containers, or other apparatus used to move goods under a contract. It typically specifies the standards that the equipment must meet, who is responsible for providing and maintaining it, and any inspection or compliance obligations. For example, it may require that trucks used for delivery are properly licensed and maintained, or that containers are suitable for the type of cargo being shipped. This clause ensures that the transport equipment used is safe, appropriate, and compliant with relevant regulations, thereby minimizing the risk of damage, delays, or legal issues during transportation.
Transport Equipment. If the Lessor is not required to provide Services at the Site and if the Equipment is supplied by placing it at the Lessee's disposal in the Lessor's premises or Depots, the Lessee, if he carries out the transport of the Equipment, shall also be fully responsible for the transport of the Equipment and its return to this place of delivery, in addition to its usual responsibility regarding the further transportation of the Equipment after delivery.
Transport Equipment. Railway or tramway locomotives, rolling-stock and parts thereof; mechanical (including electro-mechanical) traffic signalling equipment
Transport Equipment. 20.1 The Carrier warrants that all vehicles used for the carriage of the Consignment (hereinafter referred to as the “Vehicle”) comply with the applicable legal and environmental regulations, and also warrants that the Vehicle is suitable for the carriage of the Consignment.
20.2 The Carrier is obliged to provide the Vehicle at the appropriate time and place, in a clean and faultless condition suitable for carriage subject to the STC.
20.3 The Vehicle shall be deemed suitable for carriage if – taking into account the nature of the Consignment, the method of loading and unloading and the basic circumstances of the carriage –, based on the type, size and equipment of the Vehicle, the specific transport can be performed in full and in accordance with the contract.
Transport Equipment. Chapter 86 Railway or tramway locomotives, rolling-stock and parts thereof; mechanical (including electro-mechanical) traffic signalling equipment
86.01 86.09 A change to heading 86.01 through 86.09 from any other heading.
Transport Equipment. Chapter 86. Vehicles and Equipment for Railway Tracks or Tramway and Its Parts ; Mechanical Appliances ( Including Electromechanical) Communication Channels for Marking Chapter 87. Vehicles, Tramway, Railway, Rolling Stock and other Land Vehicles and Parts and Accessories Thereof
Transport Equipment. Seller's power units, Qualcom Communications Equipment, trailers described in Schedule 2.1.1.
Transport Equipment. Contractor shall be responsible for acquisition, supply, Operation, repair, and replacement of all Rolling Stock, Residue storage and/or transport containers, loading equipment, and other necessary equipment for Transport. Transport equipment shall comply with Applicable Law, including vehicle emission standards which currently require decreasing emission levels over the Term of this Agreement. Transport equipment shall use “live or walking” floors for trailer component.
Transport Equipment. Vehicle cleaning and degassing. • Workshop equipment. The Company will have a documented preventive check program for the vehicles in use that looks at but not limited to; • Hydrocarbon tank and auxiliary equipment • Trailer coupling system (fifth wheel & kingpin) • Wheels and tyres • Earthing point • Braking system • Cab, chassis, suspension, running gear, & axels • Supply system and electrical controls • Driver PPE (personal protective equipment) • Inspection and maintenance of fire extinguishers • A documented cleaning and degassing of tankers • Delivery hose and coupling numbering system for identification, pressure testing, continuity testing, and replacement program • Tank hydraulic testing • Documented environmentally friendly destruction, elimination and disposal of old or defective equipment.
Transport Equipment i. When continued ALS care during transport is determined to be necessary, HEMSI personnel on the HEMSI Non-ALS Unit will allow MFR paramedics to assume or maintain medical control of patient care during transport, and HEMSI personnel will provide as much access as possible to ambulance equipment.
ii. When accompanying patients in HEMSI Non-ALS Units, MFR paramedics will transfer their ALS equipment from MFR vehicles to the HEMSI Non-ALS Unit to use during transport. The Parties acknowledge that equipment available may be limited depending on what type of unit is available and that HEMSI Non-ALS units typically do not contain ALS equipment.
iii. Along with all other vehicle operations, HEMSI Personnel will drive the vehicle and operate the stretcher and power load systems in each HEMSI Non-ALS Unit for each such transport.
iv. MFR retains discretion over whether to send MFR personnel to accompany a HEMSI Non-ALS Unit to the hospital.
Transport Equipment. If there are food and beverage items that must be transported by motor vehicle, the Contractor shall be responsible for providing: a) vehicles suitable to the purpose; b) adequate and qualified staff to operate the vehicles; and c) appropriate insurance to cover the activities. The Contractor shall indemnify MCC for damages or injuries caused by the negligent operation of the vehicle by the Contractor's employees or agents in accordance with the indemnification provisions provided hereunder.