Maintenance of the Drilling Unit and Ancillary Equipment Sample Clauses

Maintenance of the Drilling Unit and Ancillary Equipment. (1) Contractor shall ensure that the Drilling Unit and all other items of Contractor’s equipment are properly maintained in good working order and repair throughout the Contract. Qualified service technicians shall be retained as necessary at Contractor’s sole cost to perform any maintenance, repair, or replacement required for the Drilling Unit. Unless as otherwise agreed by the Parties in writing, all costs related to any repairs or replacements of the Drilling Unit shall be effected by Contractor at its sole cost and expense as speedily as reasonably practical. (2) Contractor must have a demonstrable Preventative Maintenance System (PMS). The repair and maintenance of all equipment located on the Drilling Unit including all Contractor equipment, and Company equipment subject to Contractor’s available personnel and capability shall be covered in the said PMS. Accordingly Contractor will develop and implement a Preventative Maintenance Procedure for all equipment and shall inform Company of the Preventative. Maintenance Schedule. Contractor must provide Company with a minimum of seventy-two hours notice for any proposed shutdown of equipment which will directly impact on the Operations. Company shall have the right to postpone any such planned shutdown of key equipment for a period of up to seventy-two hours. Thereafter Contractor will then have the right to shutdown the key equipment involved in order to carry out the required maintenance thereon. (3) Contractor will be allowed a maximum of twenty-four (24) hours per calendar month for repair and maintenance of surface (surface equipment having the meaning provided in Section 8.2) and thirty-six (36) hours per calendar month for Subsea Equipment (Subsea Equipment having the meaning provided in Section 8.2) for which payment will be made at the Operating Rate stated in Exhibit D - Compensation. Thereafter the Zero Rate shall he applicable. This allotment of time allowed for repair and maintenance of drilling items shall not be cumulative from month to month and may not be carried forward, rolled-over or banked to any future month. Provided such maintenance operations do not impede the progress of normal operations, the time spent in changing mud pump fluid end components, replacement of swivel packing, slipping and cutting of drill line and other similar routine inspections and maintenance operations shall not be counted against the time period in the maintenance and repairs provisions of this Section 6.2...
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Maintenance of the Drilling Unit and Ancillary Equipment. (1) Contractor shall ensure that the Drilling Unit and all other items of Contractor’s equipment are properly maintained in good working order and repair throughout the term of the Contract. Except as otherwise provided in Attachment A2 to Exhibit A — Scope of Work, all costs related to any repairs or replacements of the Drilling Unit will be effected by Contractor at its sole cost and expense. (2) Contractor shall have a demonstrable Preventative Maintenance System (“PMS”). The repair and maintenance of all equipment located on the Drilling Unit including all Contractor equipment and Company equipment will be covered in the said PMS. (3) Contractor will be allowed a maximum number of hours per calendar month, as set forth in Exhibit A — Scope of Work, for repair and preventive maintenance of critical surface drilling items, for which payment will be made at the Operating Rate stated in Exhibit D — Compensation. This allotment of time allowed for repair and preventive maintenance of drilling items shall be cumulative from month to month and may be carried forward, rolled-over and banked to any future month. The time spent in changing mud pump fluid end components, replacement of swivel packing, slipping and cutting of drill line and other similar routine inspections and maintenance operations, which do not unreasonably impede the progress of critical path operations, shall not be applied toward the time period in the maintenance provision of this Section 7.2 or elsewhere in this Contract.
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