Engineering and Maintenance Services Clause Samples

Engineering and Maintenance Services. Engineering and Maintenance Services (EMS) is responsible for the management and maintenance of Mintek facilities and other assets of Mintek. The services include basic maintenance service, electrical and instrumentation, building maintenance (including the laboratories) and mechanical maintenance (Drainage, Effluent, Bays, Mobile Equipment and Mechanical Equipment). Whilst optimization of maintenance processes, energy management and SHEQ compliance continues, we will be putting a focused efforts to identify areas where we can minimize outsourcing through upskilling our human resources to ensure that we improve the value of our service to our clients whilst contributing towards a lean organization. Having recently acquired a gas pipeline from Egoli Gas, Mintek will construct a gas-to-electric plant over time, the design process for this plant will be concluded in this period. Upgrade of existing infrastructure and development of new infrastructure (where required) will continue to form the greater part of the divisions function as Mintek continues to embark on the improvement of the facilities to return them to modern and world class status. Such upgrades include Block 7000 upgrade, Block 9000 common areas and glazing, and central HVAC system upgrade, etc.

Engineering and Maintenance Services. ● Contractor may provide, in Contractor’s discretion, certain engineering, maintenance and other support services as reasonably requested by Owner pursuant to an agreed upon and executed work order in form and substance satisfactory to Contractor; provided that, Contractor shall have no obligation to engage in or perform any construction related services.

Engineering and Maintenance Services. Engineering and Maintenance Services (EMS) is responsible for the management and maintenance of Mintek facilities and other assets of Mintek. The services include basic maintenance service, electrical and instrumentation, building maintenance (including the laboratories) and mechanical maintenance (Drainage, Effluent, Bays, Mobile Equipment and Mechanical Equipment). Whilst optimisation of maintenance processes, energy management and SHEQ compliance continues, we will be putting a focused efforts to identify areas where we can minimize outsourcing through upskilling our human resources to ensure that we improve the value of our service to our clients whilst contributing towards a lean organisation. We will review the viability of outsourced services with the view of bringing insourcing those services that prove to be making better business sense to insource. We will also be putting more effort in our energy management system, hoping to forge partnerships with strategic entities in pursuit of full compliance with the recently introduced Carbon Tax Act. Having recently acquired a gas pipeline from Egoli Gas, Mintek will construct a gas-to-electric plant over time, the selection of suitable technology has been concluded, we will procure and ensure that Mintek has a power plant that will be able to carry the base load by end of this period (19/20). We are continuing with natural gas roll-out throughout our laboratories, where feasible and are currently investigating the use of natural gas in our kitchen area. Upgrade of existing infrastructure and development of new infrastructure (where required) will continue to form the greater part of the divisions function as Mintek continues to embark on the improvement of the facilities to return them to modern and world class status. The first quarter of this period (19/20) will see the conclusion of Block 7000 renovations and HVAC system upgrade. Block 9000 modernization programme will commence immediately after these two projects are concluded. We will also continue to upgrade our electrical infrastructure by upgrading Sub 3 and 8 while ensuring that they will be suitable to integrate with the new power generation plant.

Engineering and Maintenance Services. In respect of engineering services, when the Group is invited to participate in tenders for engineering projects, upon receipt of the tender specifications, members of the tendering team, which includes senior management of the Group, will determine the fee quotation by (a) estimating the costs involved, including costs relating to manpower and qualified persons such as engineers or other experts and materials to be used; and (b) assessing the complexity of the engineering services involved; and (c) estimating the time required for the engineering project. The general manager of the relevant subsidiary of the Company will then compare the profitability of the projects with (i) the engineering works of similar size and complexity provided to other Independent Third Parties; and (ii) (in respect of the provision of such services by the Group to the WM Healthcare Group under 2024 MCSA No.2) the engineering works of similar size and complexity provided by other Independent Third Parties, and the finance manager of the Company will review such profit estimate to ensure that:

Engineering and Maintenance Services. Engineering and Maintenance Services (EMS) is responsible for the management and maintenance of Mintek infrastructure and facilities, plant and equipment. The services offered include basic maintenance service, electrical and instrumentation, building maintenance (including the laboratories) and mechanical maintenance (heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)), Drainage, Effluent, Bays, Mobile Equipment and Mechanical Equipment). EMS is also responsible for management of site support services; namely, Security, Garden Maintenance, Hygiene and Transport services. Optimization of maintenance processes, energy management and SHEQ compliance, remain the main drivers of ensuring optimal infrastructure availability and utilization. Efforts to identify areas where services rendered can be optimised will inform the initiatives undertaken in the next financial year, such as upskilling of human resources to improve the value of service rendered whilst contributing towards a lean organization. Mintek also intends to map and implement an integrated energy mix for the campus. The intention is to implement a load management strategy and reduce energy consumption and Mintek’s carbon footprint by extension. Mintek has also recently acquired a gas pipeline, and will be constructing a gas-to-electric plant over time that will be able to carry the base load by end of the financial year. Upgrade of existing infrastructure and development of new infrastructure (where required) will continue to form the greater part of the divisions function as Mintek continues to embark on the improvement of the facilities to return them to modern and world class status. The first quarter of this period (20/21) will see the implementation of Block 9000 renovations and Phase 2 of HVAC system upgrade.