County’s Work Order Director Sample Clauses

County’s Work Order Director. A Work Order Director will be assigned for each Work Order by County’s Project Director. 6.2.1 The responsibilities of the Work Order Director include: ▪ ensuring that the technical standards and task requirements articulated in the individual Work Order are satisfactorily complied with, and shall provide, on request, such information, coordination, documentation, and materials as may be reasonably required by Contractor to perform Work Orders; ▪ coordinating and monitoring the work of Contractor personnel assigned to the Work Order Director's specific projects, and for ensuring that this Master Agreement's objectives are met; ▪ monitoring, evaluating and reporting Contractor performance and progress on the Work Order; ▪ coordinating with Contractor’s Project Manager, on a regular basis, regarding the performance of Contractor’s personnel on each particular project; ▪ providing direction to Contractor in the areas relating to County policy, information requirements, and procedural requirements. 6.2.2 County’s Work Order Directors are not authorized to make any changes in Work Order labor rates, dollar totals or periods of performance, or in the terms and conditions of this Master Agreement, except through formally prepared Amendments, sub-paragraph 8.
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County’s Work Order Director. A Work Order Director will be assigned for each Work Order by County’s Project Director. 6.3.1 The responsibilities of the Work Order Director include:  ensuring that the technical standards and task requirements articulated in the individual Work Order are satisfactorily complied with, and shall provide, on request, such information, coordination, documentation, and materials as may be reasonably required by Contractor to perform Work Orders;  coordinating and monitoring the work of Contractor personnel assigned to the Work Order Director's specific projects, and for ensuring that this Master Agreement's objectives are met;  monitoring, evaluating and reporting Contractor performance and progress on the Work Order;  coordinating with Contractor’s Project Manager, on a regular basis, regarding the performance of Contractor’s personnel on each particular project;  providing direction to Contractor in the areas relating to County policy, information requirements, and procedural requirements. 6.3.2 County’s Work Order Directors are not authorized to make any changes in Work Order labor rates, dollar totals or periods of performance, or in the terms and conditions of this Master Agreement, except through formally prepared Amendments, sub-paragraph 8.
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County’s Work Order Director. A Work Order Director will be assigned for each Work Order by County’s Project Director. 6.2.1 The responsibilities of the County’s Work Order Director include: • developing work order requests and negotiating individual work orders • ensuring that the technical standards and task requirements articulated in the individual Work Order are satisfactorilycomplied with, and shall provide, on request, such information, coordination, documentation, and materials as may be reasonably required by Contractor to perform Work Orders; • coordinating and monitoring the work of Contractor personnel assigned to the Work Order Director's specific projects, and for ensuring that this Master Agreement's objectives are met; • monitoring, evaluating and reporting Contractor performance and progress on the Work Order; • coordinating with Contractor’s Project Director, on a regular basis, regarding the performance of Contractor’s personnel on each particular project; • providing direction to Contractor in the areas relating to County policy, information requirements, and procedural requirements. 6.2.2 County’s Work Order Director is not authorized to make any changes in Work Order labor rates, dollar totals or periods of performance, or in the terms and conditions of this Master Agreement, except through formally prepared Amendments, according to sub-paragraph 8.1.
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