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Operational Phase Sample Clauses

Operational Phase. During the Operations Phase, Design Builder shall: 1. Provide assistance in connection with the start-up, testing, refining and adjusting of any equipment or system. 2. Assist Owner in training staff to operate and maintain the Project. 3. Assist Owner in developing systems and procedures for control of the operation and maintenance of and record keeping for the Project.
Operational Phase. During the operational phase, DESIGN/BUILDER shall: 1. Provide assistance in connection with the start-up, testing, refining and adjusting of any equipment or system included in the Work. 2. Assist OWNER in training staff to operate and maintain the Project as provided in Exhibit G. Other than assistance normally provided in the industry after final payment, nothing in this paragraph 6.01.E. shall be interpreted or construed as obligating DESIGN/BUILDER to perform or provide such assistance to OWNER after final payment and acceptance of the Work under paragraph 13.08 below.
Operational Phase. Accordingly, the responsibilities and deliverables are broadly divided in these four phases.
Operational Phase. Operational Phase shall mean the time period after the Operational Go-Live of the AMI system till the end of Contract Period. Detailed Scope and responsibilities of the AMISP under this Phase is provided in Schedule F to this Contract.
Operational PhaseThe terms, conditions, and provisions of this AGREEMENT relating to turnover plans shall apply.
Operational Phase. 5.12.2.1 The potential sources of water quality impacts during the operational phase would be related to non-point source surface / irrigation runoff, routine maintenance works (maintenance desilting and minor maintenance to DWFI system), potential changes in hydrodynamics properties and hydrology, and water quality impact from riparian public open space (including operation of UV disinfection system and water play features in amenity area). Adequate drainage system with silt traps and oil interceptors should be be incorporated into the proposed works to collect the surface / irrigation runoff or runoff from riparian public open space. With proper design of drainage system and implementation of the recommended pollution control measures, no adverse water quality impact from non-point source surface / irrigation run-off or runoff from riparian public open space would be expected. No adverse water quality impacts would be expected to occur at any identified WSRs due to the small- scale and infrequent routine maintenance works to remove excessive silts, debris and any obstructions for safeguarding the hydraulic capacity of the nullah, which practices and frequencies would be similar to the ones undertaken by DSD along TWN under existing arrangement. 5.12.2.2 Despite the reduced environmental baseflow at the nullah due to the interception of the flow with polluted discharges by the DWFI system, owing to the natural sloping gradient along TWN and the water retention and replenish designs and ecological enhancement features (e.g. wetland habitats created) within the nullah, average flow rate would remain similar to baseline condition and no unacceptable impacts on hydrodynamics properties and hydrology would be anticipated. No adverse water quality impact during the operational phase would therefore be anticipated. 5.12.2.3 While the Project is expected to improve the overall water quality of TWN and environmental monitoring and audit for water quality is not considered necessary for the operational phase under this EIA study, a post-revitalisation water quality monitoring programme to review compliance with the Water Quality Goals as stipulated in DSD PN No. 3/2021 will be establised and implemeneted by the DSD.
Operational Phase a) Property All Risks incl. Machinery Breakdown, based on new replacement cost of assets b) Business Interruption
Operational PhaseSERVICE PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITIES CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES Software Updates The SP will, on a 24x7 basis, upgrade and update the software components of the BOX regularly and promptly (the Updates) as reasonably determined by the SP in order to ensure that the BOX continue to operate in accordance with specifications. No notice will be given to Customer when minor updates are conducted and where no interruption to Internet services will occur. n/a Configuration Changes The SP will coordinate configuration changes with Customer contacts. The SP will negotiate with Customers to determine times for required network disconnection that have major and minimum disruption on Customer operations. The SP will make no changes to equipment configuration without notification to Customer. n/a Configuration Backups The SP will perform backups of snap shots/portions of Customer configuration maintained by the SP on a twelve (12) month retention period. Customer is solely responsible for its own logs, database and Customer maintained data. Customer is also responsible for back-­up of its own maintained configuration via the Web Interface or other mechanism as is required by the Customer. Restrict Access n/a Customer agrees to ensure no breach of access to the Software, Updates, or Documentation except as required to enable Customer to use the BOX and the MSP.
Operational PhaseSERVICE PROVIDER RESPONSIBILITIES CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES Proper Channels of Contact
Operational Phase. The Operational Phase involves on-­going monitoring, identifying and addressing security issues that arise. This also includes ongoing updates, patches and fixes of the BOX during the life of the Services.