Non-Routine Tasks Sample Clauses

Non-Routine Tasks. When non-routine tasks are assigned that would normally be completed by other personnel, the employee shall not be negatively evaluated for the time spent on such tasks.
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Non-Routine Tasks. Non-routine tasks accomplished in conjunction with, or resulting from, routine maintenance tasks shall be fully documented as to engineering disposition and corrective action. Such documentation shall be maintained with the Aircraft Records until superseded. In the case of repairs and alterations, data shall be maintained until returned with the Aircraft.
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Non-Routine Tasks. Requested as-needed by County Site Project Manager and approved as outlined in Attachment A The above tasks listed shall not cumulatively exceed $4,200,000 in the first three-year term of the Contract. It will be the sole responsibility of the County’s Site Project Manager assigned to this Contract to monitor, track and move task dollars within the not-to-exceed budget. Each activity under this Contract will be covered by a Task Order. It is expressly understood that the tasks to which the Contractor is asked to respond to, will be on an “as-needed” basis, and authorized by the County Site Project Manager. As each task is identified, the Contractor will prepare a “Task Order” which details the scope of work to be accomplished, list of deliverables, schedule for completion, and a not-to- exceed cost for its completion. Each task order will be reviewed and approved by the County Site Project Manager prior to commencement of the proposed work. These services may be paid on a time and materials basis or lump sum basis as mutually agreed by County Site Project Manager and Contractor. The Task Order authorization must be submitted with the invoice for payment to be made. TIME AND MATERIALS Labor Requirements: The hourly and/or per call rate(s) listed below, shall include direct and indirect labor charges, truck, all necessary equipment, tools, overhead, travel, other expenses, and all profit applicable to services identified by Contractor. Overtime will not be paid on non-emergency response requests, unless specifically authorized by the County’s Site Project Manager at the time the request for service is initiated. Straight time is eight hours a day. The start time and the lunchtime are flexible depending upon the nature of the work. Overtime is any time after the straight time hours on weekdays, all day Saturday and Sunday, and will only be paid for emergency time and materials work. The Contractor must obtain prior written approval from County’s Site Project Manager before working overtime except on emergency calls.
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Non-Routine Tasks. Requested as-needed by County Site Project Manager and approved as outlined in Attachment A The above tasks listed shall not cumulatively exceed $4,200,000 in the first three-year term of the Contract. It will be the sole responsibility of the County’s Site Project Manager assigned to this Contract to monitor, track and move task dollars within the not-to-exceed budget. Each activity under this Contract will be covered by a Task Order. It is expressly understood that the tasks to which the Contractor is asked to respond to, will be on an “as-needed” basis, and authorized by the County Site Project Manager. As each task is identified, the Contractor will prepare a “Task Order” which details the scope of work to be accomplished, list of deliverables, schedule for completion, and a not-to- exceed cost for its completion. Each task order will be reviewed and approved by the County Site Project Manager prior to commencement of the proposed work. These services may be paid on a time and materials basis or lump sum basis as mutually agreed by County Site Project Manager and Contractor. The Task Order authorization must be submitted with the invoice for payment to be made.
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