Common use of – Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC Clause in Contracts

– Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC. 1. The Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC) designates overall authority and responsibility of the performance of maintenance functions for equipment. MACs specify what tasks can be performed at each level of maintenance and provide an allotted manual labor time value for the completion of each task. Employees are expected to perform maintenance tasks within the time constraints established per the MAC. The implementation of the MAC shall be standardized across all Agency worksites (i.e., allotted labor times for task completion should be based on the type of equipment being service, not based on the location where the service is taking place or the level of competency of the employee performing the work) with minor deviations allowed to account for specific circumstances present at individual work locations (i.e., size of maintenance yard, and the tools and equipment available, etc.).

– Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC. 1. The Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC) designates overall authority and responsibility of the performance of maintenance functions for equipment. MACs specify what tasks can be performed at each level of maintenance and provide an allotted manual labor time value for the completion of each task. Employees To the extent that employees are expected to perform maintenance tasks within the time constraints established per the MAC. The , the implementation of the MAC shall be standardized across all Agency worksites (i.e., allotted labor times for task completion should be based on the type of equipment being service, not based on the location where the service is taking place or the level of competency of the employee performing the work) with minor deviations allowed to account for specific circumstances present at individual work locations (i.e., size of maintenance yard, and the tools and equipment available, etc.).

– Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC. 1. The Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC) designates overall authority and responsibility of the performance of maintenance functions for equipment. MACs specify what tasks can be performed at each level of maintenance and provide an allotted manual labor time value for the completion of each task. Employees are expected to perform maintenance tasks within the time constraints established per the MAC. The implementation of the MAC shall be standardized across all Agency worksites (i.e., allotted labor times for task completion should be based on the type of equipment being service, not based on the location where the service is taking place or the level of competency of the employee performing the work) with minor deviations allowed to account for specific circumstances present at individual work locations (i.e., size of maintenance yard, and the tools and equipment available, etc.).to