Equipment Maintenance and Repair. Faculty with assigned teaching loads involving laboratories may be awarded, with prior written approval by the xxxx, an additional contract for the increased responsibilities of laboratory management, i.e., equipment repair and preven- tive maintenance, in compliance with industry standards, inherently generated by the instructional area and not subsequently covered by maintenance agree- ments or qualified paraprofessionals. The contract shall be established between the College and the department faculty based on twenty-eight dollars ($28) per hour. timesheets are required in support of all hours worked for maintenance and repair.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. 2.3.3.1 Party B shall provide Party A a maintenance catalogue listing equipments and facilities that Party B is capable to maintain and repair. Party B shall develop annual maintenance plan and fee schedules for the equipments and facilities
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. Patheon shall be responsible for maintenance and repair of the Equipment in accordance with Schedule D attached hereto and for the costs set out therein.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. TPXUS shall maintain the Equipment and shall promptly repair or replace any damaged or defective components at its own expense, except if the damage was caused by Customer’s negligence. TPXUS shall perform preventative maintenance and cleaning of Equipment components on a regular basis, including review and testing of Handheld Speed Enforcement unit settings and operation, communications, and other Equipment components. TPXUS will use commercially reasonable efforts to initiate repairs within seventy-two (72) hours after notification by Customer of any material damage, defect, or other issue with respect to the Equipment.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. The Contractor is expected to provide and maintain equipment (equipment includes backup equipment), which will operate with a minimum of downtime. A piece of equipment which is non-operational for more than eight hours during any day during the operating hours of the landfill, or is unavailable to perform necessary work at the beginning of the working day shall be considered broken down, and the Contractor shall, (1) Promptly notify the County; (2) Immediately secure the use of substitute equipment. In the event that a piece of equipment breaks down more than two times in any seven-day period, three times in any 30-day period or four times in any 90-day period, the County may require that the piece of equipment be permanently replaced. Any brake down requiring repairs to be conducted over a multi-day span is considered one break down provided backup equipment is available. Routine maintenance of equipment shall not be considered a break down provided backup equipment is available. Equipment or property which is not used in, or necessary for Facility operations, may not be stored at the Facility. The Contractor shall be fully responsible for all costs of all repairs, including parts and labor, to the equipment used on the Facility. Equipment repairs shall be started and completed in a timely manner. The Contractor shall be responsible for the costs of repairs due to fire, theft, accident, acts of god, or vandalism. The Contractor shall promptly repair all fluid leaks on the equipment. A piece of equipment shall be considered non-operational as per this section, if the equipment develops a leak such that visible ground stains occur. The Contractor shall maintain the equipment storage and maintenance area in a neat and orderly manner. Contractor may be allowed on site after hours to repair equipment in the event that a breakdown occurs near the end of the day.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. The Contractor hereby agrees to provide, support, maintain and repair all TIDs (both hardware and software) now owned by the Supervisor or hereafter purchased from the Contractor. If a TID fails to operate in accordance with specifications or as warranted by the Contractor, the Supervisor shall notify the Contractor and the Contractor will promptly undertake to repair the TID in a timely manner in order to limit the amount of downtime during which such TID is out of service. If the TID is under warranty, the Contractor shall correct the failure or replace the defective component or part at its own cost. The Contractor shall bear all shipping and installation costs incurred under the warranty program. If such TID is no longer under warranty, the Contractor shall provide all replacement parts for the price specified in its then-current published price list for replacement parts and components; provided, that such price shall be no greater that the price for that item charged by the Contractor to any other customer, and the Contractor shall so certify on the invoice for such part(s). If a repair cannot be accomplished locally, the Supervisor will ship the TID to the Contractor’s specified service center at the Supervisor’s cost. If the repair is expected to require more than two (2) business days for completion, the Contractor shall supply, without charge except for shipping cost, a temporary replacement unit, equipped so as to function in the same way as the TID being repaired. Upon receipt of the repaired TID, the Supervisor shall, at his expense for shipping, return the temporary replacement unit to the Contractor.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. Full-time faculty in science and vocational-technical areas with assigned teaching loads involving laboratories, who teach a minimum of thirty-four (34) contact hours per year may be awarded an additional contract for the increased responsibilities of laboratory management, i.e., equipment repair and preventive maintenance inherently generated by the instructional area and not subsequently covered by maintenance agreements or qualified paraprofessionals. The contract shall be established between the Board and the department faculty based on $12.75 per hour. Any individual contract between the Board and faculty currently in effect shall not be altered as a result of the rate established in paragraph one above. Further, such rate shall not serve as a precedent for contracts and rates in other areas.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. Contractor shall maintain a maintenance and repair tracking system for all Equipment that provides work orders in compliance with schedule and warranty requirements; records all maintenance and repair work completed by the Contractor, or its subcontractors; provides historical records for each piece of on-site spare and replacement parts; and tracks the inventory of on-site spare and replacement parts.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair. Operator is expected to provide and maintain equipment, which will operate with a minimum of downtime. A piece of equipment which is non-operational for more than 1 week shall be considered broken, and Operator shall promptly notify the RECEIVER/TRUSTEE, and promptly secure the use of substitute equipment within one (1) Day, replace the equipment within one (1) Day, or ensure repair of the equipment within one (1) Day. RECEIVER/TRUSTEE may require that a piece of equipment be permanently replaced in the event that it breaks down more than three times in any thirty (30)-Day period, or four times in any ninety (90)-Day period. Operator shall be fully responsible for all costs of all equipment maintenance, replacements, and repairs, including parts and labor. Equipment repairs shall be started and completed in a timely manner. Operator shall be responsible for the costs of repairs due to normal wear and usage, fire, theft, accident or vandalism. Operator shall promptly repair all fluid leaks in the equipment. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, a piece of equipment shall be considered non-operational if the equipment develops a leak such that visible ground stains occur.
Equipment Maintenance and Repair a. KWLT will maintain the following items in good repair for the duration of the Rental Period: existing bathrooms, exit signs, entrances/exits, common area lighting and electrical system.
