Container Maintenance. In the event they leave their posting, they will be paid at the rate of their new posting. Should they return to the position of Welder (certified) at some point in the future, they shall return to their original rate of pay plus any negotiated increases.
Container Maintenance. TECHNICIAN is an employee who has no TQ but has demonstrated experience of at least two years and/or ability to maintain, weld, repair and paint both containers and other equipment as directed. It is understood that shall be grandfathered at the former Bodyman/Painter rate ($31.62 per hour as of April 1st 2011) as long as he works in the classification of Container Maintenance Technician. In the event he leaves the posting, he shall be paid the appropriate rate for the new posting. Should he return to the posting of Container Maintenance Technician at some future date he shall return to his original rate of pay, plus any negotiated increase.
Container Maintenance. The Municipality shall be responsible for all costs associated with maintaining and replacing all damaged or missing recycling containers. It is understood that recyclable containers generally come with a 10-year warranty, for parts only. The Municipality may include container maintenance responsibilities and costs in their collection contracts.
Container Maintenance. HAULER shall maintain all the containers including, but not limited to removing graffiti, replacing the wheels and lid. All repairs must restore the cart to its full functionality. Unsightly/worn-out carts shall be replaced by HAULER upon Customer request.
Container Maintenance is an employee responsible for repairing and maintaining containers. Job duties include welding, painting and washing, as well as associated duties. Trade qualification in welding is not required, although skill and ability in basic welding and cutting is required.
Container Maintenance is an employee who possesses the skills necessary to paint, wash and do minor welding repairs on containers.
Container Maintenance. TECHNICIAN is an employee who has no TQ but has demonstrated experience of at least two years and/or ability to maintain, weld, repair and paint both containers and other equipment as directed. It is understood that Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx shall be grandfathered at the former Bodyman/Painter rate ($31.62 per hour as of April 1st 2011) as long as he works in the classification of Container Maintenance Technician. In the event he leaves the posting, he shall be paid the appropriate rate for the new posting. Should he return to the posting of Container Maintenance Technician at some future date he shall return to his original rate of pay, plus any negotiated increase.
Container Maintenance. FRANCHISEE shall ensure that all Containers are watertight, designed and constructed to eliminate spillage and leakage during normal use and collection. FRANCHISEE shall repair or replace all leaky or non-serviceable Containers within five (5) Work Days of being notified by Customer or observing the damaged Container, whichever is earlier in time. If the repair or replacement cannot be completed within five (5) Work Days, FRANCHISEE shall provide the Customer a Container of the same size or larger until the damaged Container can be repaired or replaced. FRANCHISEE shall be responsible for the general repair and upkeep of all Containers. FRANCHISEE is only responsible for the cost of repairing or replacing a Container that is damaged during the course of Collection. FRANCHISEE shall regularly maintain Compactors leased from FRANCHISEE in good working order and functioning at high compaction levels.
Container Maintenance. Franchisee must maintain all containers in accordance with the following:
1. Containers must comply with and are subject to all requirements under Chapter 9.57 of the San Xxxx Municipal Code.
2. Franchisee must remove, or cause to be removed, graffiti from Franchisee’s containers within forty-eight (48) hours after notification from customer or City that there is graffiti on the container.
3. Franchisee is responsible for the general repair and upkeep of all containers.
4. Franchisee must ensure that all containers are watertight and designed and constructed to eliminate spillage during normal use. T-23896\1389605_3.docx Council Agenda: 5-9-17 Item No.:
5. Franchisee must repair or replace all containers that are not serviceable within five (5) business days of being notified by the customer, the City, or observing the damaged container, whichever is earlier in time. If the repair or replacement cannot be completed within five (5) business days, Franchisee must provide the customer a container that is the same size or larger.
Container Maintenance. Franchisee must maintain all containers in accordance with the following:
1. Containers must comply with and are subject to all requirements under Chapter 9.57 of the San Xxxx Municipal Code.
2. Franchisee must remove, or cause to be removed, graffiti from Franchisee’s containers within forty-eight (48) hours after notification from customer or City that there is graffiti on the container.
3. Franchisee is responsible for the general repair and upkeep of all containers.
4. Franchisee must ensure that all containers are watertight and designed and constructed to eliminate spillage during normal use.
5. Franchisee must repair or replace all containers that are not serviceable within five (5) business days of being notified by the customer, the City, or observing the damaged container, whichever is earlier in time. If the repair or replacement cannot be completed within five (5) business days, Franchisee must provide the customer a container that is the same size or larger.
6. City may inspect Containers at any time to determine compliance. Franchisee shall make Containers available to City at any frequency it requests. City has the right to prohibit the use of any Container that fails to comply with the provisions in this Section.
