Return of Chassis, Inspection Sample Clauses

Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the (CCM POOL NAME) Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by (CCM POOL NAME) to User, or
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the (CCM POOL NAME) Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by (CCM POOL NAME) to User, or (ii) such other facility(ies) (CCM POOL NAME) establishes as a facility for the procurement and delivery of Chassis. 5.3.2 When a Chassis is returned to the Terminal, it will be subject to inspection documented by an Equipment Interchange Report or photographic or other comparable recordation process (collectively “EIR”). If the EIR indicates that a Chassis does not conform to the Standards, and that such nonconformance was due to causes other than normal wear and tear, then the Chassis shall be sent to a maintenance and repair (“M & R”) vendor engaged by Pool Manager for repair of the nonconformity. The cost of such repairs shall be billed to the User pursuant to the terms of the Operations Manual. The Operations Manual may set out other circumstances in which User shall be responsible for the cost of repairs.
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the (CCM POOL NAME) Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by (CCM POOL NAME) to User, or (ii) such other facility(ies) (CCM POOL NAME) establishes as a facility for the procurement and delivery of Chassis. 5.3.2 When a Chassis is returned to the Terminal, it will be subject to inspection documented by an Equipment Interchange Report or photographic or other comparable recordation process (collectively “EIR”). If the EIR indicates that a Chassis does not conform to the Standards, and that such nonconformance was due to causes other than normal wear and tear, then the Chassis shall be sent to a maintenance and repair (“M & R”) vendor engaged by Pool Manager for repair of the nonconformity. The cost of such repairs shall be billed to the User pursuant to the terms of the Operations Manual. The Operations Manual may set out other circumstances in which User shall be responsible for the cost of repairs. 5.3.3 (CCM POOL NAME) shall have the right to deny to User use of (CCM POOL NAME) pool Chassis and to require immediate return of Pool equipment to a terminal if the (CCM POOL NAME) Board in its reasonable discretion determines that User or a motor carrier or other contractor or vendor engaged by User, is operating in an unsafe or reckless manner, or poses an immediate threat of damage to persons or property. If the (CCM POOL NAME) Board makes such a determination, the Board shall supply notice of such determination to User. Upon receipt of notice of such determination, User shall have five (5) days to respond with any information or documentation. The (CCM POOL NAME) Board shall retain discretion to deny to User use of (CCM POOL NAME) pool Chassis and to require immediate return of Chassis to a designated terminal after considering the response from User. In the event of a dispute under this paragraph, (CCM POOL NAME) may appoint an independent auditor to review the safety of operations or related practices of a User. The report of the auditor shall be advisory only. The (CCM POOL NAME) Board retains the right to suspend User’s use of (CCM POOL NAME) pool Chassis during the notice and response process if, in the (CCM POOL NAME) Board’s sole discretion, User, via its conduct, presents an imminent danger of immediate harm to persons or property. 5.3.4 (CCM POOL...
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the DCCP Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by DCCP to User, or
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the MWCP Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by MWCP to User, or (ii) such other facility(ies) MWCP establishes as a facility for the procurement and delivery of Chassis. 5.3.2 When a Chassis is returned to the Terminal, it will be subject to inspection documented by an Equipment Interchange Report or photographic or other comparable recordation process (collectively “EIR”). If the EIR indicates that a Chassis does not conform to the Standards, and that such nonconformance was due to causes other than normal wear and tear, then the Chassis shall be sent to a maintenance and repair (“M & R”) vendor engaged by Pool Manager for repair of the nonconformity. The cost of such repairs shall be billed to the User pursuant to the terms of the Operations Manual. The Operations Manual may set out other circumstances in which User shall be responsible for the cost of repairs.
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the MCCP Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by MCCP to User, or
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the SACP Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by SACP to User, or
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Return of Chassis, Inspection. 5.3.1 Pursuant to the provisions set forth in the COCP Operations Manual, if a Chassis has not been returned to a terminal for an extended period of time, Manager may require User to return the Chassis to (i) the Terminal where the Chassis was supplied by COCP to User, or
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