Statutory Testing and Permission to Work Sample Clauses

Statutory Testing and Permission to Work. Project Co will: (a) develop and implement appropriate operational policies, procedures and practices, relative to statutory testing and permission to work, including with respect to the sections that follow; (b) attend upon and undertake, where appropriate, insurance, statutory and regulatory tests which may be required by applicable Law, Authority Policy or the Authority’s insurers and maintain records of all such statutory and regulatory tests including: (1) preparing boilers, elevators, etc. for regulatory and insurance company inspections; (2) providing routine/regular testing of standby generators, standby domestic pumps, fire alarms, emergency lighting systems and exit signs and electrical distribution systems, medical gas systems, demineralized water system for heating plant, etc. in accordance with recommended manufacturers guidance and Good Industry Practice; (3) providing testing and servicing of hand fire appliances; (4) testing for Legionella; and (5) providing testing, labelling and recording of all portable appliances and equipment, as required under applicable Law with test results stored electronically and made available to the Authority on reasonable request. This shall include the following tasks: (A) testing and certifying all portable test equipment, pressure gauges and recording equipment; (B) testing and certifying all fixed instrumentation and taking any necessary action to repair, replace and adjust such devices, as required; or (C) ensuring that all test equipment is itself tested and carrying the necessary valid certification; (c) provide reports on a monthly basis to the Authority that provide the status and results of all testing and any Rectification requirements and actions taken to ensure compliance is achieved; (d) commission all new plant operations, systems and equipment, installed or provided by Project Co, including those replaced under the Life Cycle Requirements, subject to prior review of all commissioning procedures by the Authority; (e) conduct an annual review of maintenance manuals and concurrently update any changes or notifications by manufactures/suppliers and report to the Authority on such changes annually; (f) apply to the Authority with at least ten days advance notice, for permission to work where any scheduled work may affect the Authority Activities in a substantive way. Where disruptions are determined by Project Co to be minimal, shorter requests for permission may be made. In the event that a unit/de...