Supervisory Activities Clause Samples
The Supervisory Activities clause defines the rights and responsibilities related to overseeing or monitoring certain aspects of a contract or project. Typically, this clause outlines the authority of one party—often a client, regulator, or project manager—to inspect, review, or direct the work being performed, ensuring compliance with agreed standards or requirements. For example, it may allow for site visits, progress reviews, or audits during the course of a project. The core function of this clause is to provide a mechanism for oversight, helping to ensure quality control and adherence to contractual obligations.
Supervisory Activities. When requested, employees can choose to work up to fifteen (15) hours of time to direct and/or supervise activities that occur beyond the standard work day in the areas listed below. The employee will be paid at the supervisory rate of twenty-nine and 00/100 dollars ($29.00) per hour.
1. Dances;
2. Plays;
Supervisory Activities. The Principal/designee will make an effort to limit supervisory activities of teachers. Teachers may be assigned one period of supervision per day. Such supervisory activities shall be in a location reasonably related to the needs of the district, including supervision of hallways, commons, cafeteria, media center, computer labs, and other situations as may be necessary or appropriate. Such supervision shall be assigned within the regular teacher workday. The supervision committee for each school will monitor and assist in the scheduling of in-school supervision assignments. In scheduling such assignments, the supervision committee will consider the unique expertise and duties of psychologists, guidance counselors, social workers, and special education teachers.
Supervisory Activities. The NPD does not issue certificates or similar documents, since such documents tend to effectively shift the responsibility for the quality of the operations from the licensee to the statutory authorities, and thus deprive the licensee of a stimulus to seek and ensure compliance. Petroleum activities may not, however, enter certain stages of development, such as the design phase, factory acceptance testing or the operations phase, unless the NPD explicitly has granted the licence to do so. When such licences are granted, it is based on, among other things, that the operating companies confirm and demonstrate compliance with the regulations. The following licences apply to the Planning/design/fabrication/operation of a fiscal measurement system: Licence to design Licence to leave the manufacturer‘s site Licence to start operation Various supervisory activities are employed to assess proper operation of measurement systems, such as: Technical Audits/Verifications Auditing the Quality Management Systems Verification of adherence to rules and regulations Technical meetings, such as annual meetings and ad-hoc meetings on technical matters Review of operator’s programme for preventive maintenance.