Hi all, NB: This is not a request for legal advice.
This a hypothetical situation where a Team (Network Communications Group) and more indirectly a Maintenance Group are served LAANs by Telcos. This group operates Public infrastructure (say Hospital sites). For the Network group, The LAANs are generally served for new circuits that have been requested, for the Maintenance group, they are for establishing or accessing Services on Tower Blocks (Mobile Antenna). Currently, said business has an Internal Contractor Management System operated by an External Vendor (Championed by an Asset Management and WHS group), this requires the Telcos to enroll and pay a yearly account fee (say $600). One could imagine that the Telcos would push back against this, being well within their rights to refuse a "fee to enter". I have a concern/question that I'm struggling to get clear answers to based on this hypothetical situation: If they refuse to enroll in the SYSTEM (Possibly invoking their Powers to access the site via. the correct channels) or possibly it's agreed they do not need to enter into the SYSTEM and the LAAN is accepted (based on reviewing of their SWMS and Liability Insurances) by a site owner. Is the onus on the site owner to manage/own the WHS risks while they are operating onsite? Or does that fall under the Telco? Regards, Jason. -- Personal Email Account
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