MAINTENANCE WORK SCHEDULE Sample Clauses

MAINTENANCE WORK SCHEDULE. SECTION 1. The work week of MAINTENANCE employees shall be seven consecutive calendar days, beginning at 12:00 AM Sunday morning and ending at 11:59 PM Saturday night, and the work day shall be any period of twenty-four (24) consecutive hours. The hours of work for MAINTENANCE employees shall be forty (40) hours per week, to consist of five (5) consecutive days per week for mechanics and technicians and to the extent possible for service employees, said days to be eight (8) consecutive hours each, excluding a lunch period not to exceed one (1) hour.
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MAINTENANCE WORK SCHEDULE. During the Term, NYCDOT may postpone any preventative maintenance tasks to be performed under this Contract as a result of any reconstruction Work and/or any other work performed on the Bridges contemplated in this Project. As a result, the Contractor shall coordinate and prepare the Contract Work schedule for each bridge under this Contract. In addition, the Contractor shall prepare and submit the “Means and Method” (day, time, manpower, equipment, WZTC, etc.) to NYCDOT for approval, in accordance with the Contract’s General Conditions, before any Work is performed. All Work performed shall comply with the Specifications requirements, and payment shall be included in the price bid for the appropriate scheduled payment items.
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