Periodic Preventative Maintenance Checks Sample Clauses

Periodic Preventative Maintenance Checks. The following items shall be visually inspected and/or tested on every signal under this contract at least annually: 1. Conflict Monitor is tested and operating correctly 2. Each signal head is in good condition and the backplate is attached and in good condition 3. Each signal lens is operating and visible 4. Detection is working and is detecting vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians – where applicable 5. Structure is in good conditions – free from cracks and rust 6. Visible portions of the caissons are free from cracks 7. Signal Timing is operating as programmed 8. Controller and Cabinet are clean and in good repair
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Periodic Preventative Maintenance Checks. The following items shall be visually inspected and/or tested on every signal under this contract at least annually: 1. Conflict Monitor is tested and operating correctly 2. Each signal head is in good condition and the backplate is attached and in good condition 3. Each signal lens is operating and visible 4. Detection is working and is detecting vehicles, motorcycles, bicycles, and pedestrians – where applicable 5. Structure is in good conditions – free from cracks and rust 6. Visible portions of the caissons are free from cracks 7. Signal Timing is operating as programmed 8. Controller and Cabinet are clean and in good repair 9. Communication to signal is connected and operating – where applicable 10. Backup power is tested for proper operation– where applicable 11. All luminaries attached to the signal are operating – where applicable 12. Stencil markings at each intersection Any defects found in the signal inspection shall be remedied within 30 days of discovery. If the signal is not remedied within 30 working days of discovery, then the city shall incur a price reduction to the monthly compensation of (intersection monthly rate) $500.00/month until the city has sent CDOT documentation and photos of the defective device being remedied.
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