Tooling Agreement Template for Australia

1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the tooling involves proprietary designs, patents, or other IP rights

2. Export Control: Necessary when tools or related technology may be subject to export regulations

3. Environmental Requirements: Include when there are specific environmental compliance needs for tool usage or disposal

4. Training and Support: Required when the agreement includes provision of training or technical support

5. Warranty: Optional section for specific warranty terms beyond standard requirements

6. Sub-contracting: Include when either party may need to subcontract certain obligations

7. Force Majeure: Optional but recommended for long-term agreements to address unforeseen circumstances

8. Safety Requirements: Required when specific safety protocols or certifications are necessary

1. Schedule 1 - Tool Specifications: Detailed technical specifications, drawings, and requirements for each tool

2. Schedule 2 - Pricing and Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of costs, payment milestones, and any ongoing fees

3. Schedule 3 - Quality Standards and Testing Procedures: Specific quality requirements, testing protocols, and acceptance criteria

4. Schedule 4 - Maintenance Schedule: Detailed maintenance requirements, schedules, and procedures

5. Schedule 5 - Service Levels: Performance metrics and service level requirements if applicable

6. Appendix A - Tool Register: List of all tools covered under the agreement with identification numbers

7. Appendix B - Approved Locations: List of approved locations for tool storage and usage

8. Appendix C - Authorized Personnel: List of personnel authorized to handle or operate the tools