TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT Sample Clauses

TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. The City will be responsible for providing its own technological equipment, including computers and telephones, and for providing maintenance or repair to such items.
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. Hands-on time spent by nurses utilizing the EMR system 27 to upload and download patient information will be treated as paid time. It is expected 28 that such activity will be incorporated into the nurse’s regular workday. The Agency 29 agrees to seek input from the Labor Management Committee in conjunction with the 30 development of protocols and the acquisition of technology, for use with the EMR 31 system and technological equipment. Nurses who observe written Agency protocols for 32 use of the EMR system and equipment will not be held responsible for any loss or 33 disclosure of patient information that may occur as a result of their use of the system or 34 equipment.
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. Technological equipment is grouped by function into: Student Kit, Teacher Kit, Itinerant Kit, Laboratory Kit and Robotics Kit, among others defined in the approved Definitive Engineering Study. The service shall include at least the following requirements: Ensure the full availability and operability of the building, equipment11 and furniture associated with the educational infrastructure, ensuring compliance with the characteristics and conditions of safety, habitability and functionality according to the As-Built Project. During the school year, the technological equipment must be available for the students and staff of XXXX; as well as in the environments of the educational institution where it is required, ensuring its continuous operation. Maintain permanently updated the assets to be conserved, defined in the As-Built Project, in accordance with the requirements established in the Concession Contract. Elaborate and implement the Maintenance Plan to be presented as part of the Service Operation Manual, for the building, furniture and equipment12 associated with the infrastructure defined in the As-Built Project. To prepare the Maintenance Plan, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall comply with the provisions of the regulations or manufacturers' manuals. Program and execute the replacement activities of the components of the building, equipment13 and furniture each year, as part of the Service Operation Manual. The replacement materials shall be of the same quality as those specified in the As-Built Project, with an equivalent useful life. Likewise, the CONCESSIONAIRE shall replace or replace equipment that allows the efficient use of energy, guaranteeing its functionality. Manage the service by means of the computer applications destined to the maintenance and operation of the infrastructure, and the service management system. Perform support tasks requested by the GRANTOR of similar characteristics to those necessary for the maintenance service, such as the mobilization or transfer of goods or furniture from one environment to another, among others. Perform the respective readings and controls of the equipment and/or systems of the XXXX, defined in the As-Built Project, and generate the respective informative reports. Comply with health and safety requirements in relation to the operation of the buildings and their facilities. Maintain and implement emergency management procedures for natural and man-made events in accordance with legal and insurance requirements...
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. The technological equipment is operational, functions according to its technical characteristics, complies with current regulations, is within its useful life and has preventive maintenance. There is no evidence of wear and tear or deterioration that may be manifested through: equipment defects, hardware breakdowns or failures, software breakdowns or failures, among others. REGULATIONS GENERAL REGULATIONS Law that creates the National Disaster Risk Management System (SINAGERD) approved by Law No. 29664. General Environmental Law - MINAM, approved by Law No. 28611. National Building Regulations approved by Supreme Decree No. 011-2006-VIVIENDA. Regulation of Law No. 29664 - SINAGERD, approved by Supreme Decree No. 048-2011-PCM. National Disaster Risk Management Policy approved by Supreme Decree No. 111-2012- PCM. National Disaster Risk Management Plan - PLANAGERD 2014-2021 approved by Supreme Decree No. 034-2014-PCM. Standard for the pedagogical management of the educational service model for the attention of students with outstanding abilities approved by Ministerial Resolution No. 537-2019-MINEDU. Technical Standard Design Criteria for High Performance Schools - COA approved by Vice Ministerial Resolution No. 050-2019-MINEDU. Technical Instructions "2019 Maintenance Manual for educational infrastructure in Peru" approved by Executive Directorial Resolution No. 038-2019-MINEDU/VMGI-PRONIED. Rules for the Pedagogical Management of the Educational Service Model for the Attention of High Performance Students approved by General Secretariat Resolution No. 2595-2014-MINEDU. Rules for the Management of the Well-being and Integral Development of Students of the Educational Service Model for the Attention of High-Performing Students approved by General Secretariat Resolution No. 297-2015-MINEDU. Technical Standard of General Design Criteria for Educational Infrastructure approved by General Secretariat Resolution No. 239-2018-MINEDU. SPECIFIC REGULATIONS Security System Peruvian Technical Standard NTP-ISO/IEC 17799:2007, Code of good practices for information security management. Peruvian Technical Standard NTP-ISO/IEC 27001:2008, Security Techniques. Information security management systems. NFPA 72: National Fire Alarm Code. NFPA101: Life Safety Code. Others on Signage: Rule A.130 RNE Safety Requirements. Rule NTP 399.010-1 - Safety Signage. XXXX Graphic Identity Manual. Incorporate signage taking into account international standards or experiences for the educati...
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. The CONCESSIONAIRE shall ensure the availability at all times of the technological equipment, including during the attention of incident requests, and in compliance with the service levels established in Annex 13. Maintenance shall be oriented to preventive activities to ensure that the technological equipment maintains its initial technical and physical characteristics. It shall also perform preventive maintenance activities for hardware and software. The following table refers to the types and elements that make up the technological equipment item to which the CONCESSIONAIRE shall provide maintenance and which shall be defined in the as-built Project.
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. TRAINING In the event the Employer introduces new systems, software, or equipment that directly impacts bargaining unit employees’ work, the Employer will provide employees with the appropriate and necessary training.
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TECHNOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT. The Department agrees to make a good faith effort to provide state-of-the-art technological equipment available in all homes managed by all Residential Supervisors. The provisions of this agreement shall not be subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures contained in Article 23A of the contract. All concerns arising out of this agreement will be addressed and resolved in a timely manner, at the DDS Chapter Statewide Labor/Management meetings. SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT R-1 Covering BARGAINING UNIT 8 EMPLOYEES at the
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