Initial Inspection. Within 90 days following the Start Date of service coverage, Philips will perform the first Planned Maintenance (PM) visit, and inspect each Covered System not previously serviced by Philips and notify Customer of any Covered System that does not meet manufacturers’ specifications. Philips will provide Customer a written estimate for repairs necessary to bring any of the Covered System within manufacturers’ specifications. Upon Customer’s request, Philips will provide necessary repairs at Philips’ then current labor rates. If Customer elects not to have such Covered System repaired, Philips may remove such Covered System from coverage under the Quotation by providing written notice to Customer.
Initial Inspection. When Tenant moves into the Premises, Tenant must give Landlord a complete, signed Room Condition Card on Landlord’s form (“Report”). The Report must identify any existing damage to the Premises, the Unit, or Landlord’s Fixtures, and any needed repairs.
Initial Inspection. Upon full execution of this Agreement and prior to any hauling activity, an initial inspection shall be made. The inspection is used to determine the existing state of repair of the posted highway(s) and appurtenances together with the nature and extent of any repairs needed to correct existing damage for which the USER will not be liable.
Initial Inspection. This Agreement shall be applicable only to such Equipment as listed in Exhibit A, which has been determined by a Stryker’s Representative to be in good operating condition upon his/her initial inspection thereof.
Initial Inspection. A general walk thru to proactively identify any areas of concern or areas which may need attention and/or suggestions to keep happy tenants and your property in normal working condition.
Initial Inspection. Within ninety (90) days following the Effective Date of this Agreement, Philips will inspect each Equipment not previously serviced by Philips and notify Customer of any Equipment that does not meet manufacturer specifications. Philips will provide Customer a written estimate for repairs necessary to bring any of the Equipment within manufacturer specifications. Upon Customer’s request, Philips will provide necessary repairs at Philips’ then current labor rate. If Customer elects not to have such Equipment repaired, Philips may remove such Equipment from this Agreement.
Initial Inspection. Contractor shall complete an initial inspection and testing of the entire system NO later than ten (10) working days after the award of the Contract. Within that time frame, Contractor will submit to the Inspector a listing of all parts and labor which are required to bring the system into full operation condition. The Inspector may:
a. Authorize Contractor to commence work based on the submittal.
b. Review the submittal with Contractor and authorize the work based on Major Irrigation Repair Work procedures.
Initial Inspection. Seller has provided or shall provide or has caused or shall cause the Previous Operator to provide the Buyer with access to all logs, manuals, certificates and data and inspection, modification, overhaul and repair records for each of the Airframes and Engines to confirm that such records are in compliance with applicable rules and regulations of the FAA governing the Previous Operator (the “Records”) for the Aircraft. After receiving access to the Records, Buyer shall use its reasonable efforts to complete its inspection of the Records promptly (the “Initial Inspection”). Within five days of completion of the Initial Inspection for each Aircraft, Buyer shall send to Seller a written notice (the “Initial Inspection Notice”) of Buyer’s rejection or preliminary acceptance of such Aircraft. Buyer may reject an Aircraft, if Buyer, in its sole discretion, determines that the Records for any of the Engines, the APU or the landing gear are not acceptable to Buyer; provided, however, that if the Records for the Engines, the APU and the landing gear are acceptable to the Buyer (in its sole discretion), Buyer may not reject such Aircraft if the Records relating to any other parts or components are in compliance with the rules and regulations of the FAA governing the Previous Operator. The Buyer has waived its right to inspect the Spares Package and the records relating to the Spares Package. If Buyer rejects one or more of the Aircraft pursuant to the Initial Inspection Notice, neither Buyer nor Seller shall have any further obligation to the other under this Agreement with respect to such Aircraft, provided, that, in the case of a rejection by Buyer of an Aircraft, Seller shall return the applicable Aircraft Deposit to Seller in accordance with Article 2 hereof. For the avoidance of doubt, Buyer’s rejection of one or more Aircraft shall not affect the rights of Buyer and Seller hereunder with respect to the other Aircraft which the Buyer accepts pursuant to the Initial Inspection Notice. Notwithstanding the immediately preceding sentence, in the event that Buyer does not execute Certificates of Technical Acceptance (defined below) on two or more Aircraft, Buyer shall have no further obligation to acquire the Spares Package from Seller. Notwithstanding the foregoing, as of the date hereof, Buyer has completed the Initial Inspection of Airframe 49165, Airframe 49183, Axxxxxxx 00000, Engine 709710, Engine 717900, Engine 708582 and Engine 708556 and will deliver the In...
Initial Inspection. This inspection has as objective: • Verify that the characteristics of the given service are according to the standards requested. • To make sure that the means used, and the organization allow guaranteeing the permanent maintain of those characteristics. Installation: To renovate the certificate every 5 years, the Client should complete the certification process before the end of the validity period. Product: To renovate the certificate every 3 years, the Client should complete the certification process before the end of the validity period Every year shall be done the annual inspections according the CERE inspection procedure. When it was deemed necessary (important changes in the product or in installations), it could be programmed extraordinary inspections.
Initial Inspection. 9.1. We will undertake an Initial Inspection of Your Appliance to ensure that Your Appliance is safe and operating efficiently and meets the eligibility criteria as set out in these Terms and Conditions.
9.2. The Appliance must pass the Initial Inspection before We accept it on to a Product and We reserve the right not to carry out Repairs on the Appliance until the Initial Inspection has been successfully passed, unless the delay in carrying out the Initial Inspection is due to a delay on Our behalf. [Any failure to carry out the Initial Inspection (where the failure has not been caused by Us) may affect Your rights under section 16 “If We Cannot Repair your Boiler”.]
9.3. If the Appliance does not successfully pass the Initial Inspection We reserve the right to cancel the Agreement, and refund any money that has already been paid by You in the current Agreement Period, unless You have provided Us with false and/or negligently incorrect information prior to or at the start of the Agreement.
9.4. We aim to carry out the Initial Inspection within 28 days of the commencement of Your Agreement. In periods of high demand or at certain times of the year this may not be possible as We will make Repairs a priority. However, We will always have completed the Initial Inspection within 120 days of the commencement of Your Agreement.
9.5. It is Your responsibility to provide access for Our engineer to complete the Initial Inspection. If We agree an appointment time with You and are unable to perform the Initial Inspection through no fault of our own, for instance where We cannot gain entry to the property, We reserve the right not to undertake Repairs on the Appliance until such time as We have been able to complete the Initial Inspection. You will remain liable to pay to Us the full Price for the Agreement Period.
