Transporters. MRC will assign each collection site a transporter to provide a storage container and transport services. • MRC-contracted transporters will provide participating locations with evidence of automobile insurance coverage of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence • Each collection site must notify transporter at least two business days before a storage container is full of mattresses • The assigned transporter will pick up full containers and drop off an empty container at the same time • On the scheduled pick up day, the collection site must make the collection container readily accessible to the transporter • At the time of pick-up, collection site staff must be present to sign a three-part Xxxx of Lading (BOL) supplied by the transporter that details the quantity of mattresses in the container and must provide appropriate copies of the BOL to the transporter A collection site may choose to provide its own storage containers and transportation at its own cost. These locations must contact the recycler directly to arrange for a convenient drop-off time.
Transporters. The most common function seen in Dutch cases is that of transporter. All the cases at Schiphol Airport, for example, and nearly all cases in the border regions are triggered by the interception of a transporter. Transporters are always discov- ered in larger cases, too. In fact, there were only six cases in which no transporter was found. In those six cases, individuals were convicted of human smuggling for providing the opportunity or the means to stay illegally in the Netherlands (by arranging work and housing). Although transporters are therefore involved in virtually every case, differ- ences can be identified. There is a significant distinction between road and air transport. Several different means of land transport are used. Lorries are deployed to smuggle groups of 15 to 60 people. Smaller groups of 5 to 20 people are hidden in vans. Groups of up to 7 people are transported more openly in the passenger seats of private automobiles or even on public trains. When illegal migrants are smuggled by airplane, the transporter uses commercial airlines.
Transporters. Subcontractor and all lower tier subcontractors engaged in any way in handling, generating, treating, storing, transporting, hauling, disposing of Hazardous Waste or Materials, shall require by contract, that all Transporters of Hazardous Waste maintain the following insurance and limits:
Transporters. Subcontractor shall require, by contract, that all Transporters of Hazardous Waste maintain the following insurance in addition to Contractor’s Pollution Liability as specified in 4.1(a) above:
Transporters. USFRS shall maintain and report to EPA and MPCA on a quarterly basis the list of USFRS XL Waste Approved Transporters, including the transporter’s name, if applicable, its EPA identification number and its Mn/DOT hazardous waste license number, the date of notice to EPA and MPCA and the date on which USFRS notified the transporter that it is a USFRS XL Waste Approved Transporter. The list shall also contain the date of any notice of termination, and if there is a termination, the date on which USFRS recovered all of its USFRS XL wastes from the transporter.
Transporters. When self-propelled equipment covered by this Agreement is to be moved from the job site to a new project under the equipment's power, such equipment shall be operated by an employee for the area where the trip originates. When equipment or material is to be removed from a job site by use of some other piece of employer-owned or leased equipment, the operation of the transporting equipment shall be by an employee from the area where the transporting equipment is based. This clause shall be equally applicable to on-job site moving of equipment or material where there is not present on the job site a suitable or available piece of equipment for such move; provided, however, that In the event that the time which the transporting equipment is used exceeds one day, the work in excess of one day shall be performed by an employee from the job site area. When transporting equipment is based on the job site, it shall be staffed by an employee from the job site area when and if such services are required. Reasonable expenses for meals and lodging shall be paid by the Employer when furnished receipts.
Transporters. The bulletin board located inside the door to the dispatch office. APPENDIX C PH&S Retirement Plan The PH&S retirement program which became effective 1/1/2010, is summarized below: The Service Plan A plan fully funded by the Employer, with contributions based on years of service. The Service Plan is a 401(a) defined contribution plan, and PH&S expects to make annual contributions to accounts based on total annual pay and years of service (from 3% to 6%). An employee is eligible if (s)he works at least 1,000 hours in a plan year If an employee works at least 2,000 hours, s(he) will be eligible for a minimum contribution ($1,250 in 2010) Employees determine how their account balance is invested, and their balance may change over time based on those investment earnings or losses Employees are vested in, or own, their Service Plan account after five years; prior Core Plan vesting service applies A variety of distribution options are available to employees under the plan The annual contribution is deposited to the employee’s account in the spring of the following calendar year The Value Plan A 403(b) plan that allows employees to save on a pre-tax basis (up to 75% of pay) into an investment savings account PH&S will match 50 cents on each dollar the employee saves up to a specific limit that increases with years of service A broad range of investment options is provided Employees are immediately vested in their savings and in the PH&S matching contribution Loans are available Eligibility: All W-2 compensated employees are eligible to participate upon their date of hire. There is a minimum contribution of $50 for employees who participate and earn under $30,000
Transporters i) Rear entry in a manner consistent with associate/supplier sponsors.
Transporters. 14.1.2 The DNOs shall publish a report (at the end of each reporting month) on theft of gas detection performance for DNOs containing the information in Annex V-7 in respect of each DNO (on an attributable basis) (“DNO TOG Report”). Deleted: Transporter
Transporters. Similarly, a single Transporter may terminate this Agreement as to Customer, but that termination will have no effect on the Agreement as it pertains to Customer and the non-terminating Transporters. Termination of this Agreement, as to any or all Transporters, shall not have the effect of terminating any agreement executed by Customer by way of the System prior to termination. Termination of this Agreement, as to any or all Transporters, shall in no way affect the obligations or rights of the Parties arising out of any transaction implemented by way of the System prior to termination. Upon termination of this Agreement as to any or all Transporters, Customer shall immediately cease all use of the System as it pertains to each Transporter where the Agreement has terminated.
