Maintenance Manager; Qualifications of Employees Sample Clauses

Maintenance Manager; Qualifications of Employees. 5.4.1 At all times during the Maintenance Period, DB Contractor shall provide (a) a Maintenance Manager approved by TxDOT who (i) has full responsibility for the prosecution of the Maintenance Services, (ii) acts as agent and shall be a single point of contact in all matters on behalf of DB Contractor, and (iii) is available to respond to TxDOT or TxDOT’s Authorized Representatives; and (b) a Maintenance Safety Manager who will be responsible for all safety aspects of the Project during the Maintenance Period. 5.4.2 On or before 60 Days after TxDOT issues a Maintenance NTP, DB Contractor shall obtain TxDOT’s prior approval for any change to the person then serving as the Maintenance Manager. 5.4.3 During the Maintenance Period, DB Contractor shall promptly notify TxDOT in writing of any proposed changes in the person serving as the Maintenance Manager. DB Contractor shall not change, or permit any change in, the person serving as the Maintenance Manager without the prior written consent of TxDOT. Before DB Contractor replaces the Maintenance Manager, TxDOT shall be given the opportunity to interview and approve or disapprove the replacement candidate. DB Contractor’s request to replace the Maintenance Manager shall include a proposed replacement, with equivalent or better qualifications, who shall be available within 30 Days after TxDOT’s approval. Any request shall be submitted in sufficient time, taking into consideration TxDOT’s interview and approval rights, for an approved replacement to be in position without a gap in continuity of the position. 5.4.4 All individuals performing Maintenance Services shall have the skill and experience and any licenses or certifications required to perform the Maintenance Services assigned to them. If TxDOT determines, in its discretion, that any Person employed by DB Contractor or any Subcontractor is not performing the Maintenance Services in a proper and skillful manner or is detrimental to the progress of the Maintenance Services 5.4.5 DB Contractor shall designate in writing one or more field representatives who shall have onsite field and office authority to represent and act for DB Contractor. A field representative shall be present within the Maintenance Limits at the job site at all times while Maintenance Services are in progress. DB Contractor shall provide to TxDOT phone, email addresses and pager numbers for the Maintenance Manager and all such field representatives. TxDOT requires the ability to contact t...
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Maintenance Manager; Qualifications of Employees. 5.4.1 At all times during the Maintenance Period, DB Contractor shall provide (a) a Maintenance Manager approved by TxDOT who (i) has full responsibility for the prosecution of the Maintenance Services, (ii) acts as agent and shall be a single point of contact in all matters on behalf of DB Contractor, and (iii) is available to respond to TxDOT or TxDOT’s Authorized Representatives; and (b) a Maintenance Safety Manager who will be responsible for all safety aspects of the Project during the Maintenance Period. 5.4.2 On or before 60 Days after TxDOT issues a Maintenance NTP, DB Contractor shall obtain TxDOT’s prior approval for any change to the person then serving as the Maintenance Manager.
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