HOUSE MAINTENANCE. At least twice each month during the school year (weekly if necessary), complete a physical inspection of the common areas of the house with the house manager and work with him to replace lost items or repair damaged items such as picture frames, furniture, wall paper, lamps, carpeting, window screens, window grates, bathroom fixtures etc. in a timely manner. An inspection should also be made of the exterior of the house along with the grounds including landscaping. Common areas include all hallways and bathrooms, the entire first floor and basement exclusive of the chapter room. The house director will have total control of the first floor and should request that it be dusted, vacuumed, etc. any time it’s appearance would dictate. This request should be made to the manager if available, otherwise any other officer. The House Director should insist on proper table manners in the dining hall and see to it that the membership conducts themselves in a gentlemanly manner at all times while on the first floor. Once each year, the House Director should conduct a wine seminar with, the senior class to help prepare them for business dinners etc.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE establish and maintain system for addressing maintenance of the house and grounds. • maintain accurate and updated files on all major house equipment to include contracts, warranties, service contracts, and contact person. • keep on-going records of all purchases and repairs. • investigate and negotiate contracts with companies for purchases and house maintenance (always securing estimates and contracts in writing). • direct and check the work of each company. • purchase of all items, including groceries, required for daily operation.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. Excluding other Facility contractual arrangements, for conducting work or providing services for the Facility of a nature not covered by this Collective Agreement, except as per Article 2.1 of this Collective Agreement, the Facility agrees to hire only, as appropriate, Stage Technicians who are Union members, for the purposes of assisting with the maintenance of facility stages and equipment. The Stage Technician(s) will be hired as per the provisions in this agreement. Crew and Head of Department requirements are as determined by the Technical Coordinator in consultation with the Union. House maintenance scanned time sheets for Stagepay 212 Inc processing must be received from AJAS not later than noon on Mondays, or not later than 10:00 a.m. on the day immediately following a General Holiday Monday, for the prior work week.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. Tenant agrees to maintain premises during the period of this agreement and to prevent any deterioration. House shall be returned in good order. Tenant is responsible for any walls that have marks, smudges, holes, dirt, etc. Tenant will have property returned to its original condition. All walls are with holes or any scuff marks at time of departure will be taken from deposit to return property to restore to good order. Garage door and exterior doors are to be maintained. Any dings or holes shall be repaired at Tenant’s expense. Property shall be returned in same condition at the end of the lease. If holes are patched that will must be painted. This includes but is not limited to woodwork, floors, carpeting, walls, furnishings, fixtures, appliances, windows, screens, doors, plumbing, electrical, air conditioning and heating and mechanical systems.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. Excluding other Facility contractual arrangements, for conducting work or providing seNices for the Facility of a nature not covered by this Collective Agreement, except as per Article 2.1 of this Collective Agreement, the Facility Representative agrees to hire only, as appropriate, Stage Technicians who are Union members, for the purposes of assisting the Facility with the maintenance of Facility stages and equipment. The Stage Technician(s) will be hired as per the provisions in this agreement. Crew and Head of Department requirements CAL_LAW\ 2233276\15 Nonhem Alhena Jubilee Auditorium- IATSE Local 210 CASUAL STAGE TECHNICIAN COLLECTIVE AGREEMENT are as determined by the Technical Coordinator, or designate, in consultation with the Union. All time sheets are to be provided to the Technical Coordinator, or designate, and, subject to approval, will be submitted to the Union for processing.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. Excluding other Facility contractual arrangements, for conducting work or providing services for the Facility of a nature not covered by this Collective Agreement, except as per Article 2.1 of this Collective Agreement, the Facility Representative agrees to hire only, as appropriate, Stage Technicians who are Union members, for the purposes of assisting the Facility with the maintenance of facilityFacility stages and equipment. The Stage Technician(s) will be hired as per the provisions in this agreement. Crew and Head of Department requirements are as determined by the Technical Coordinator, or designate, in consultation with the Union. All time sheets are to be provided to the Technical Coordinator, or designate, and, subject to approval, will be submitted to the Union for processing.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. The manager will establish an annual schedule for the regular maintenance of all building systems. Specifications and procedures for the proper maintenance of all equipment and systems will be established. Records of all work performed will be maintained and forwarded to the owner/landlord for review. The manager will also purchase and maintain tools, equipment, spare parts and other supplies deemed necessary to properly maintain the building and its systems. Tools and equipment purchased shall be the property of the building and not the manager.
HOUSE MAINTENANCE. Each resident will be responsible for maintaining a neat and clean personal space (rooms, suites, and bathrooms) and for cleaning up after themselves in all common areas. Maintaining common areas will be a shared responsibility of the House residents and chores will be assigned and rotated by Program Staff. Acceptable standards of cleanliness and neatness will be established and enforced by the Resident Graduate Assistant and Program Staff. Failure to meet or maintain those standards is grounds for disciplinary action. Residents are responsible for refraining from participation in any action or activity that might result in damage to the House or its furnishings. The use of dartboards is strictly prohibited. Furniture may not be removed or transferred from or exchanged between rooms, suites, or common areas. The removal, transfer, or exchange of furniture may be considered theft.
