General Housekeeping Sample Clauses

General Housekeeping. The renting party are not permitted to: (a) allow any ball games within the inside of the hall premises. (b) use any of the stage facilities or equipment without prior consent of the Parish Hall Management team. (c) change any of the hall heating system settings. (d) remove any equipment or items from the hall that belong to the Parish Hall, St. George’s Church or other hall users. (e) re-arrange storage areas which including cupboard positions. (f) use any chemicals that may cause harm to persons or the hall property. (g) store any flammable substances such as, camping gas, fire lighters, matches, fireworks within the hall premises. The renting party are reminded that it is your responsibility to: (h) make sure that windows and doors are locked and bolted before leaving the hall premises. (i) to switch off all lights, toilet heaters and kitchen appliances before leaving the premises. (j) pick up any litter and place it into the bins that are provided around the hall. (k) lock away any items that you store within the hall premises, the Parish Hall Management will not be held responsible for any loss or damage incurred to the Renting Parties property that is stored within the Parish Hall premises. (l) all tables and chairs are stacked away tidily in their designates storage areas and that they are not obstructing Fire Exits Routes or Extinguishers. (m) report any damage that may have occurred during the time of your rental period. (n) ensure the hall keys are kept safe. The keys shall not be copied or given to any other person unless written consent has been given from the Parish Hall Management. There will be a £10.00 charge for any keys that are lost.
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General Housekeeping. Operation systems under contract with customer limited to perform only the work as outlined in this PARAGRAPH 31.
General Housekeeping. The Renting Party are not permitted to: (a) allow any ball games within the inside of the Church Hall premises. (b) use any of the stage facilities or equipment without prior consent of the SDC. (c) remove any equipment or items from the hall that belong to the Church Hall, SDC or other hall users. (d) re-arrange storage areas (e) use any chemicals that may cause harm to persons or the Church Hall property. (f) store any flammable substances such as, camping gas, fire lighters, matches, fireworks within the Church Hall premises. It is the responsibility of the Renting Party to: (h) to switch off all lights, air condition and kitchen appliances before leaving the premises. (i) pick up any litter and place it into the wheelie bins in the car park. (j) all tables and chairs are stacked away tidily in designated storage areas and are not obstructing fire exits routes or extinguishers. (k) report any damage that may have occurred during the time of your Rental Period.
General Housekeeping. (a) The Operator shall, at its cost, carry out Routine Maintenance at the Pelletizer Facility, including, without limitation, window washing, janitorial services, building repairs, painting, roofing, corrosion control, spalling and cracking of concrete, integrity of railings and walkways. (b) The Operator agrees to maintain the cleanliness and appearance of the interior and exterior of the Pelletizer Facility in the Required Condition, normal wear and tear excepted.
General Housekeeping. 1) Section 2.17 (a) Holidays; subparagraph 1: add Human Rights Day. 2) Section 2.17 (b) Vacations; subparagraph 2.f.: change 21 days to 23 days. 3) Section 2.42. Apprentice percentages: Eliminate Fifth Year-92% Rate. Agreed to by: IBEW Local 57 Idaho Falls Power (signed) (signed) Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx Business Manager Manager (signed) (signed) Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Unit Chairman Personnel Administrator IDAHO FALLS POWER/IBEW LOCAL 57 2007 NEGOTIATIONS‌ This letter represents the understanding of the IBEW Local 57 and Idaho Falls Power regarding labor negotiations for the 2007-08, 2008-09, and 2009-10 Contract Years beginning April 29 and ending May 2, 2010. 1. Amend Contract Section 2.5 establishing shift change criteria to include one week’s notice for a minimum of one-week duration and to provide employees with shift change compensation. 2. Amend Contract Section 2.11 to begin the call out at the time of call. Amend Contract Section 2.11(b) to identify callouts occurring between 11 p.m. and two hours prior to scheduled work time as qualifying for rest period. Call outs occurring two hours or less before the regularly scheduled work day will be viewed as a continuation. If an employee is called back during their rest period, or asked to continue through their rest period, the rate of pay for that period will be two times the base rate. 3. Add Section 2.16(b) providing that the City will pay to keep certification or state electrical license active, including training, so long as it is a requirement of employment and prior approval on training is received. 4. Amend Contract Section 2.34 to include arrangements of shift and rotation thereof. 5. Delete Contract Section 2.36 (a). 6. Add Section 3.14 providing that the city agrees that it will not contract any work which is customarily done by its regular employees, if as a result hereof, it would become necessary to lay off any such employees.
General Housekeeping. 1. Sweeping and mopping of entire premises including offices, cabins, and all type of rooms, changing rooms, shower area, swimming pool deck once in a day and passage once in each shift or as and when required. 2. Mopping of all dadoos in complex daily. 3. To carry out the vacuum cleaning to clear the bottom of pool and keep it free from all dust particles as and when required. 4. Regular cleansing of windows, glasses, doors etc. once in a week 5. Vacuuming carpets, wall ceilings, corners & crevices once in a week.
General Housekeeping. A $150.00 cleaning fee is charged. Upon departure our housekeepers will clean the unit. We do ask that you leave the kitchen clean, dishes in dishwasher, bag all trash and take garbage cans to the street. Place all soiled towels on the floor by the locked door which leads to the garage.
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General Housekeeping. All roommates agree to keep outside doors locked at all times and to remember to lock the doors upon leaving the house. Failure to lock the door(s) on a consistent basis will result in being made to be designated driver for the weekend in accordance with Saferide days and hours.
General Housekeeping. Any other housekeeping changes that are mutually agreed to during the drafting of the new Collective Agreements, including, but not limited to: • XXX Layoff & Recall refers to 12.1(f) which no longer exists • Parks: Renumbering Schedule B Part A • Consistent reference to WorkSafe, WCB & WorkSafeBC The Parties agree to the following amendments, subject to final agreement concerning those matters which remain outstanding, and have not already been agreed to. Collective Agreements City ✓ Parks ✓ Brit ✓ RayCam ✓ Employee Statuses RFT ✓ RPT ✓ TFT N/A Aux N/A
General Housekeeping. Collect all waste and recyclable materials from interior containers and place in designatedoutdoor containers. Insert liners. X X X X X X X X X Remove fingerprints from doors, moldings and from around light switch plates. X X X X X X X X Dust exposed areas of tables, counter tops, file cabinets, bookcases, shelves anddesks/credenzas. Papers on these surfaces will not be disturbed. X X X X X X X Spot clean unobstructed working area surfaces of tables, file cabinets, shelves, etc. X X X X X X X Clean, scour and sanitize drinking fountains. X X X X X X X Spot clean all entrance (interior and exterior) door glass, both sides. X X X X X X X X Spot clean interior door and partition glass, both sides. X X X X X X X X Inspect and replenish towel, tissue, soap dispensers as needed X X X X X X X X Remove spider webs in areas near the floor, windows and ceiling/wall edge. X X X X X X X X X Spot clean and polish wall areas of elevators. X X X X Clean and polish elevator doors, molding and control panel areas. X X X X Rest Rooms, Kitchen/Lunchrooms Clean, sanitize and polish all metal and vitreous surfaces, including toilet bowls, urinals, hand basins, sinks, microwaves, stove tops and cooking appliances. X X X X X X X X Clean all chrome fittings. X X X X X X X X Clean and sanitize toilet seats (both sides), baby changing stations, and all counter areas. X X X X X X X X Clean mirrors. X X X X X X X X Empty all waste receptacles and insert liners. Sanitize interior. X X X X X X X Damp clean exterior of waste containers. X X X X X X X Clean and sanitize table tops. X X X X X X X Dust tops and spot clean fronts of vending machines and refrigerators. X X X X X Lunchroom chairs - remove crumbs, drips, etc. X X X X Spot clean partitions and remove writing where possible. X X X X X X X X Dust window xxxxx. X X X X Clean urinal screens, replace/refill urinal and toilet deodorizers as needed. X X X X X X X X Spot clean all walls. X X X X X X X X Clean and refill all dispensers to include, but not limited to, paper towels, napkins, toilettissue, soap, toilet seat covers, facial tissue, etc. X X X X X X X X Showers (men's and women's) - spot clean chrome fittings and floor with disinfectant. X X Floor Care - Resilient and Hard Remove dust and dirt prior to damp mopping including stairways and elevators. X X X X X X X X Damp mop all floors (including stairways, elevators and under mats). X X X X X X X X Clean floor mats with a vacuum. X X X X X X X X Spot clean (including any gum,...
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