Common use of Monitor Clause in Contracts

Monitor. During the drying process, conditions often change so ongoing site inspections are critical to an effective water restoration job. Our expertly trained drying technicians will regularly check and record psychrometric data and, based on their findings, will manipulate, add or remove drying equipment if necessary to meet changing conditions. ATI technicians maintain drying logs for each job with detailed moisture measurements, temperature and humidity tracking, as well as the moisture content of structural materials. ATI’s moisture mapping provides a comprehensive record of the recovery and informs our drying technicians on how best to proceed. Additionally, with remote monitoring technology, we can cut back on some on-site monitoring. Drying Location To minimize costs and business interruption, we make every attempt to clean and restore water-damaged property on-site, using the same equipment and techniques employed at our restoration facilities. In some cases, document and media restoration can be handled on-site. However, under most circumstances, moving these items to a secure ATI document recovery center is recommended. Pack-Out Approach When off-site cleaning and restoration is necessary, we offer a comprehensive pack-out program, including detailed documentation of all items, careful packing and transportation to our custom storage facility and the proper disposal of damaged materials beyond repair. Our state-of-the-art recovery centers meet all guidelines for commercial records management and our advanced inventory system provides a clear chain of custody throughout the recovery process, ensuring security of confidential information and a retrieval system that can locate your assets at any time. Document Restoration Our professionals are trained and certified to work on water-damaged documents, x-rays, books, photos, archival materials and more. We can handle document projects of all sizes using advanced diagnostic, retrieval, duplication and restoration techniques. We use freeze-drying, air-drying and desiccant dehumidifying techniques that are aligned to industry standards. We also offer specialized services such as hand-dry cleaning and freeze-drying. Our secure, climate-controlled recovery centers have customized drying rooms and electronic deodorization ozone rooms. Multiple freeze-drying xxxxxxxx allow us to extract water vapors from books and manuscripts, maps, business equipment, photos and historical/collectible items. Categories of Water Damage Categorizing the contamination level of water in a damaged structure helps us establish an effective drying strategy. Water contamination levels are grouped into three general categories:

Monitor. During the drying process, conditions often change so ongoing site inspections are critical to an effective water restoration job. Our expertly trained drying technicians will regularly check and record psychrometric data and, based on their findingsfindings, will manipulate, add or remove drying equipment if necessary to meet changing conditions. ATI technicians maintain drying logs for each job with detailed moisture measurements, temperature and humidity tracking, as well as the moisture content of structural materials. ATI’s moisture mapping provides a comprehensive record of the recovery and informs our drying technicians on how best to proceed. Additionally, with remote monitoring technology, we can cut back on some on-site monitoring. Drying Location To minimize costs and business interruption, we make every attempt to clean and restore water-damaged property on-site, using the same equipment and techniques employed at our restoration facilities. In some cases, document and media restoration can be handled on-site. However, under most circumstances, moving these items to a secure ATI document recovery center is recommended. Pack-Out Approach When off-site cleaning and restoration is necessary, we offer a comprehensive pack-out program, including detailed documentation of all items, careful packing and transportation to our custom storage facility and the proper disposal of damaged materials beyond repair. Our state-of-the-art recovery centers meet all guidelines for commercial records management and our advanced inventory system provides a clear chain of custody throughout the recovery process, ensuring security of confidential confidential information and a retrieval system that can locate your assets at any time. Document Restoration Our professionals are trained and certified certified to work on water-damaged documents, x-rays, books, photos, archival materials and more. We can handle document projects of all sizes using advanced diagnostic, retrieval, duplication and restoration techniques. We use freeze-drying, air-drying and desiccant dehumidifying techniques that are aligned to industry standards. We also offer specialized services such as hand-dry cleaning and freeze-drying. Our secure, climate-controlled recovery centers have customized drying rooms and electronic deodorization ozone rooms. Multiple freeze-drying xxxxxxxx allow us to extract water vapors from books and manuscripts, maps, business equipment, photos and historical/collectible items. Categories of Water Damage Categorizing the contamination level of water in a damaged structure helps us establish an effective drying strategy. Water contamination levels are grouped into three general categories: