PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM Sample Clauses

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. The following shall be included as part of Franchisee’s preventive maintenance program: a) Periodic inspection and repair. if needed, of the headend; b) Periodic inspection and repair, if needed, of the antenna tower; c) Periodic weatherproofing and protection of the antenna lead connectors and on any other exposed fittings if needed; d) Periodic conducting of signal-leakage tests that are in accord with FCC requirements; e) Periodic servicing, testing, and calibration of equipment, including service vehicles and field-test equipment; f) Periodic testing of the Franchisee’s emergency alert system if any; g) Periodic testing and recording of said test data for all signals (audio and video) at the headend and System extremity points; h) Periodic testing as required by Federal law and or regulations; and i) Compliance with all operating parameters required by FCC rules and regulations, including any future changes or amendments to these rules and regulations.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. HVAC EQUIPMENT: Lessee at its sole cost and expense shall have maintained in a clean and sanitary condition and in a good state of repair all portions of heating, ventilating, and air conditioning equipment located in or servicing the Premises. Lessee shall submit to the Lessor a copy of a preventative maintenance contract with a qualified HVAC contractor for the preventative maintenance program required herein. Lessor at its option shall have the right, but not the obligation, to make periodic inspections of the Premises and the equipment and advise Lessee of any maintenance required, and Lessee shall promptly have performed such maintenance at Lessee's sole expense. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, the maximum amount that Lessee shall be required to expend in any calendar year under this Paragraph 6.4 shall be $1,500.00 per each HVAC unit.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. GE shall implement and maintain a program of preventive maintenance for the Facility (the "POA Preventive Maintenance Program"). The POA Preventive Maintenance Program shall include, but not be limited to, the regular inspection, testing, calibration and servicing of the Facility and the Equipment and shall be implemented in accordance with the instructions and recommendations of the Constructor and the suppliers, manufacturers and vendors of the Equipment. As a minimum, the POA Preventive Maintenance Program shall include the scheduling (on a forward looking basis) of preventive maintenance for a period of eighteen (18) months and shall establish a reporting system which shall include: (i) the scheduling and tracking of work to be performed; (ii) documenting any problems encountered; and (iii) documenting the work performed in a manner satisfactory to POA. The POA Preventive Maintenance Program may be based on GE's standard preventive maintenance program, but shall incorporate such additions and revisions thereto which are required by the characteristics of the Facility and/or reasonably requested by POA.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. The Charter School shall develop and present for approval by the Superintendent or his/her designee a Preventive Maintenance Plan ("PMP") for all building systems and materials on or about the Facilities in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and requirements. The School Board agrees to provide technical assistance to Charter School in the development of the PMP. The PMP shall specify corrective action that will be taken to ensure peak efficiency and minimize deterioration through compliance with manufacturers' recommendations for all building systems and materials. The PMP shall be designed to maximize the usable economic life and the performance of all building components. The PMP shall be developed and submitted to the School Board annually. The Charter School shall implement the PMP at its own risk and expense, subject to the provisions of this Agreement, and provide detailed activities performed as well as any deficiencies identified on a periodic basis. The School Board will provide technical assistance in the implementation of the PMP, if requested, at no cost to Charter School. Records regarding PMP activities, as well as all other maintenance and repairs, shall be maintained by the Charter School and made available for audit at the request of the School Board. Failure to maintain an adequate PMP shall result in the Charter School assuming financial responsibility for any repairs and capital improvement projects caused by its inadequate repairs, maintenance, and/or execution of the PMP.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. CONTRACTOR, as directed and tasked by the CITY, will manage CITY’s preventive maintenance program designed to preserve each building and its equipment, fixtures and contents. Such a program may include and not be limited to cover: electrical and supplemental power systems, exterior and interior paint, flooring, grounds, life safety, lighting, plumbing, heating, ventilating, air conditioning, mechanical equipment, pavement, roofs and signage. Data for the preventive maintenance program will reside in the CONTRACTOR’s work management program and will be available to the CITY when needed.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. Remedial Maintenance

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. The following shall be included as part of Franchisee’s preventive maintenance program: a) Periodic inspection, and repair if needed, of the headend; b) Periodic inspection, and repair if needed, of the antenna tower; c) Periodic weather-proofing and protection of the antenna lead connectors, and on any other exposed fittings if needed; d) Periodic conducting of signal leakage tests that are in accord with FCC requirements; e) Periodic servicing, testing, and calibration of equipment including service vehicles, and field test equipment; f) Periodic testing of the Franchisee’s emergency alert system if any; and g) periodic testing and recording of said test data for all signals (audio and video at the headend and system extremity points; h) periodic testing as required by Federal law and or regulations; and i) compliance with all operating parameters required by FCC rules and regulations, as such may be changed or amended from time to time.

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. The Contractor shall maintain all equipment and systems at 611 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ at an acceptable level (as determined by the Facility Manager), and in strict compliance to manufacturer's minimum requirements, to ensure that each facility is operated in an efficient and effective manner (as determined by the Facility Manager). Contractor will be required to utilize General Services Department’s (GSD’s) Computerized Maintenance Management System (Upturn Solution’s Sprocket Work Order System) to track and mange all activities associated with maintenance and repair. The current version of Sprocket used by the City of Houston is 1.9.2. Contractor shall purchase 3 Sprocket User Licenses, 12 spMobile/ WiFi Licenses and 12 PDA’s. Contractor shall proved monthly reports using Sprockets reporting dashboards to demonstrate activities. Contractor shall make arrangements with Upturn Solutions or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Controls for any support needs that may arise while making the transition to the Sprocket Work Order System. Contractor will make arrangements to train personnel, and will purchase all associated licenses and equipment necessary to operate the Sprocket system. 6.1 The Preventive Maintenance program to be performed by the Contractor shall include, but not be limited to, the following: periodic inspection, testing, cleaning, lubrication, adjustment, filter cleaning and replacement, installing parts, and making repairs needed to keep the equipment and systems in first-class operating condition, as determined by the Facility Manager. 6.2 The Contractor shall prepare and maintain a preventive maintenance schedule, which shall indicate when preventive maintenance is to be performed on the items covered by this Agreement, as well as contain a preventive maintenance history for each item the Contractor maintains under this Agreement. 6.3 The following is a non-exclusive list of typical examples of the types of problems, which the Contractor performance of preventive maintenance shall ensure are either avoided or immediately resolved: A) Hot B) Cold calls

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM. The Contractor shall perform routine 188 servicing of equipment as specified by the manufacturer. 189