Equipment Standards. The Employer shall ensure that new equipment shall:
(a) have adjustable keyboard trays and screens;
(b) meet required radiation emission standards established by the Ministry of Labour or Workers' Compensation Board. The Employer shall provide sufficient number of standard earthquake preparedness kits in each office location. The permanent Health and Safety Committee or the Joint Committee shall review and make recommendations to ensure that the lighting and other standards recommended by the Ministry of Labour, Occupational Environment Branch or the Workers' Compensation Board, are being met.
Equipment Standards. In connection with the purchase of any items of equipment or machinery from any Subcontractor, Contractor shall purchase only such models of equipment, machinery or materials for incorporation into the Project as have attained the standards of reliability and performance in the electrical generating industry that are consistent with Prudent Utility Practices and the requirements of Article 10 hereof.
Equipment Standards. The Contractor will ensure that all equipment, plants, installations, and materials it uses comply with the Hydrocarbons Law and generally accepted engineering standards, and that they have been duly constructed and are maintained in good condition.
Equipment Standards a. All Fleet Vehicles shall meet the North Carolina General Statutes (NCGS) requirements for lights during hours of darkness, including a front light that emits white light and a rear red reflector as described in NCGS §20-129, and all other applicable requirements of State law.
b. All Fleet Vehicles shall comply with the applicable equipment and vehicle registration requirements of Chapter 20 of the NCGS.
c. Every Fleet Vehicle shall have a unique identification number that is clearly displayed and visible to the User and to enforcement officers at a distance of ten feet (10’). Individual identification numbers must measure a minimum of at least ¾” in height.
d. The handle bars of each Fleet Vehicle shall prominently display the phrase “No Riding on Sidewalk.”
e. Every Fleet Vehicle shall have a customer service number that is in service at all operating hours that is clearly displayed on the Fleet Vehicle and visible to the User.
f. All Fleet Vehicles must be equipped with technology, such as GPS, that allows Fleet Vehicles to be located and tracked by the Licensee at all times.
Equipment Standards. The Company agrees to keep all equipment in a safe operating condition. Any employee shall not drive any equipment which he or she considers to be in such condition as to endanger its safe operation. Any such equipment will be repaired before being put back into service. Red tags will be made available on every vehicle for use if needed.
Equipment Standards. (a) The landlord can rightfully set customary standards for mobile home equipment.
(b) In accordance to the landlord’s set of standards, the tenant may purchase goods and services from any person of their choice.
(c) If a person not living in the mobile home park violates the peace and privacy of the residences or disobeys the traffic rules of the park, the landlord can ban this person from future entry into the premises.
Equipment Standards. Contractor must meet the highest standards prevalent in the industry or business most closely involved in providing the Supplies that OSP is purchasing under Sections 6 and 7 of this ITB.
Equipment Standards. Provide the SFIA Security Access Office an inventory listing of all motorized equipment annually by July 15th.
Equipment Standards. The Private Party shall ensure that the goods, equipment, consumables and materials used by it or any Subcontractor in connection with the provision of any of the Services (each as a distinct and separate obligation) are:
Equipment Standards. Without limiting Section 3.1.2 of the DSC, all electrical equipment in the embedded generation facility shall be provided, installed and maintained in accordance with the Electrical Safety Authority for the Province of Ontario, as well as industry standards and good practice in Ontario. The Facility shall maintain all necessary inspection records for the Electrical Safety Authority and provide a copy upon request to the Distributor within seven (7) calendar days.
