Maintenance Contractors Sample Clauses
Maintenance Contractors. Landlord shall retain such third party vendors and contractors (each a "Maintenance Contractor") as Landlord shall from time to time deem necessary to perform Landlord's maintenance obligations under this Section 25. Such Maintenance Contractors shall be identified by Landlord from a list (each a "Maintenance Contractor List") of proposed vendors and contractors for each Facility to be mutually agreed upon from time to time by Landlord and Tenant, which agreement shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed by Tenant. Landlord shall be free from time to time to terminate any such Maintenance Contractor and retain a replacement therefor as identified from the applicable Maintenance Contractor List. Any written contract to be entered into with respect to the maintenance of the Exterior Portion of any Facility shall be entered into by and between Landlord and the applicable Maintenance Contractor. -30- 25.2
Maintenance Contractors. 32 25.2 Request for Service...........................................32 25.3 Costs and Expenses............................................33 25.4 Report on Activities..........................................33 25.5 Transition....................................................33
Maintenance Contractors. Maintenance contracts shall be subject to COUNTY approval prior to award. The COUNTY, after consultation with the LOCAL AGENCY, reserves the right to reject any electrical/maintenance contractor assigned work by the LOCAL AGENCY that, in the judgment of the COUNTY, has proposed or bid rates or charges in excess of usual and customary for the type of work being performed.
Maintenance Contractors. 30 25.2 Request for Service............................................ 30
Maintenance Contractors. Maintenance QC Manager shall have the authority to stop work for quality-related issues.
Maintenance Contractors. Tenant will engage one or more third-party contractors to perform the repair, maintenance and replacement obligations of Tenant under Sections 5.4, 5.5 and 5.6 with respect to the Single User Building(s) (each, a “Maintenance Contractor”). Each Maintenance Contractor will be selected by Tenant and approved by Landlord, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. In the event Tenant’s Maintenance Contractor fails to perform its obligations in a commercially reasonable manner, Landlord, at its option, may remove the applicable Maintenance Contractor and arrange for a replacement Maintenance Contractor; provided, however, Landlord has notified Tenant of the failure of the applicable Maintenance Contractor to comply with the maintenance requirements set forth herein and Tenant has failed to cure such noncompliance within 10 business days from receipt by Tenant of Landlord’s notice. Any replacement Maintenance Contractor will be subject to Tenant’s approval, which approval will not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed.
Maintenance Contractors. In the NPRM, FTA reiterated that maintenance contractors that perform safety-sensitive functions are subject to the drug and alcohol testing rules, for the reasons noted in the preamble to the 1999 rule change, i.e., fairness and safety (64 FR 425, January 5, 1999). Most comments on this subject concerned the difficulty employers have in requiring maintenance contractors to implement a drug and alcohol program. Much of the discussion related to the difficulty in finding maintenance contractors willing to comply with the drug and alcohol testing requirements, particularly where the maintenance contractor provides service on an occasional basis. A number of commenters offered that maintenance shops cannot afford to implement an ongoing program for the amount of transit-related business generated. As a result, this would severely restrict the grantee/subrecipient’s ability to properly maintain FTA-funded vehicles. The majority of comments urged the FTA to completely exempt maintenance contractors from the drug and alcohol testing regulations.
Maintenance Contractors. (i) Wherever possible and where practicable, preference for overtime will be given to permanent employees before labour hire or contractors are engaged to perform the work required.
(ii) Where possible and with regard to fatigue management issues, the base crew will be offered overtime before maintenance work is opened to contractors. This will generally not apply to scheduled maintenance work performed during the planned line shutdowns.
(iii) However, where possible and practicable, such work will be provided to permanent employees as determined by the Maintenance Manager and/or Site Manager. Whilst on site, contractors will be covered by the company’s rules and policies and will be given formal inductions.