Preventative Maintenance Plan Developer Sample Clauses

Preventative Maintenance Plan Developer. The Contractor shall work in collaboration with Client Agency personnel to develop a preventative maintenance plan for each of the moveable bridges shown in Attachment 2- DOT Moveable Bridges by District. Documentation shall include written, graphical, and pictorial data that defines the necessary maintenance actions, component specific procedures, and manufacturer’s repair recommendations for the various systems or components. The plan shall also provide information on the various tools and testing equipment required, acceptable tolerances, safety procedures, repair/replacement parts, and a step-by- step sequence required to complete the maintenance or repair work. The Contractor shall submit to Client Agency for review and approval, paper and electronic copies of the preventative maintenance plan within five (5) business days of Contractor’s completion. The Contractor’s preventative maintenance plan shall also include a minimum of the following: • Recommended frequency for cleaning various parts and/or systems that require cleaning. • Recommended frequency for lubrication of parts and/or systems that require lubrication. • Recommended frequency for oil changes for the various systems that require oil changes. • A checklist of recommended maintenance activities listed on a weekly, monthly, or yearly schedule, as needed, for record keeping and documentation of maintenance activities. • A laminated Emergency Manual Override procedure manual to include step-by- step instructions for operators. Upon Client Agency approval, the development of the preventative maintenance plan shall be paid at the hourly rate listed in Exhibit B- Price Schedule.
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