Commissioning Allowance Sample Clauses
A Commissioning Allowance clause defines a specific budget or sum allocated for the commissioning activities required to ensure that building systems and equipment function as intended. This allowance typically covers costs such as testing, adjusting, and verifying the performance of HVAC, electrical, and other critical systems, and may be used to pay third-party commissioning agents or cover additional labor and materials. By establishing a clear financial provision for these activities, the clause helps ensure that commissioning is properly funded and completed, reducing the risk of system failures or disputes over responsibility.
Commissioning Allowance. Apprentices who are assigned to the commissioning crew on a Metal Engineering Construction Project only shall receive an extra 15% on top of their classification rate. This does not include installation tests required by AS/3000.
Commissioning Allowance. An “Electrician Commissioning” as defined below shall be paid an all purpose allowance, other than escalation of rates of pay in Clause 3.3, of $0.74 per hour worked.
Commissioning Allowance. 4.6.1 Where an Employee transfers to an alternate site to carry out Commissioning activities, the Employee will be paid a flat Commissioning Allowance at a minimum rate of $300.00 gross per week.
4.6.2 Where an Employee is eligible for the allowance, the allowance will only be reduced where the employee is absent on personal/carer’s leave for more than two Shifts or on any period of unpaid leave. Any reduction to this amount will be on a pro rata basis depending on time worked and the roster applicable at the time.
4.6.3 The Commissioning allowance will cease to apply once the Commissioning period is finalised or when the Employee returns to their Original Site or another site, whichever is the sooner.
4.6.4 Commissioning activities do not include upgrade works performed to current facilities operated by the Company.
4.6.5 This allowance is not payable where an Employee is transferred to an alternate site for reasons other than for Commissioning purposes.