Testing and Test Results Sample Clauses

Testing and Test Results. Each of the Independent Engineer and TxDOT shall have the right to attend and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Technical Provisions and applicable Management Plans. Developer shall provide to the Independent Engineer and TxDOT all test results and reports (which may be provided in electronic format in accordance with the Technical Requirements) within ten days after Developer receives them.
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Testing and Test Results. ‌ Each of IFA and the Department shall have the right to attend and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Technical Provisions and applicable Management Plans. Developer shall provide to IFA all test results and reports (which shall be provided in electronic format in accordance with the Technical Provisions) within ten (10) days after Developer or its Contractor receives them.‌
Testing and Test Results. 29 ADOT, its Authorized Representative and its designees shall have the right to attend 30 and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Technical 31 Provisions and applicable, component plans of the Project Management Plan.
Testing and Test Results. All Backbone and Horizontal Cabling elements shall be tested per ANSI/TIA‐568‐ C Standards. The ANSI/TIA‐568‐C, series of Standards include component and cabling specifications as well as testing requirements for Category 6 Balanced Twisted Pair copper cabling.
Testing and Test Results. KYTC, its Authorized Representatives, and its designees shall have the right to attend and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Contract Documents. DBT shall provide to KYTC all test results and reports (which may be provided in electronic format in accordance with the Exhibit 3 (Technical Provisions)) within the applicable time period set forth in Exhibit 3 (Technical Provisions).
Testing and Test Results. (a) “Drug Testing Procedures” the following procedure shall be used whenever an 22 employee is required to give a urine sample: 24 (1) Random selection shall be made by computer without the presence of the 25 Employer or the Union. Should this mechanism be changed, the Union shall be 26 advised. 28 (2) A urine sample shall be taken of the employee. The collection shall be done in 29 such a manner as to protect the authenticity and reliability of the sample and the 30 privacy of the individual. (3) Immediately after the sample has been given, it will be divided into two (2) 33 equal parts, provided at least 60 ml has been provided. Each of the two (2) 34 portions of the sample will be separately sealed, labeled and stored in a secure 35 and refrigerated atmosphere. Both of the samples will be sent or delivered to a 36 testing laboratory. (4) In each instance of a drug test, a chain of custody procedure will be followed. 39 This procedure is used to account for the integrity of each urine specimen by 40 tracking its handling and storage from point of specimen collection to final 41 disposition of the specimen. 42 (5) A chain of custody form will be used from the time of collection to receipt by 44 the testing laboratory/laboratories. Upon receipt by the laboratory/laboratories, an 1 appropriate laboratory chain of custody form accounting for the sample within the 2 laboratory shall be used.
Testing and Test Results. 22 ADOT, its Authorized Representative and its designees shall have the right to attend and 23 witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Technical Provisions 24 and applicable, component plans of the Project Management Plan. Developer shall 25 provide to ADOT all test results and reports (which may be provided in electronic format in 26 accordance with the Technical Provisions) within ten days after Developer or its 27 Subcontractor receives them.
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Testing and Test Results. 5.5.1 All tests shall be carried out in accordance with Part 2A, Section 4.1.9 (Inspection and Testing) of the Technical Provisions, this Section 5.5 and all other applicable provisions of and the Contract Documents. 5.5.2 Developer shall develop a test recording system that permits ready retrieval of all test readings and shall provide information relating to tests proposed, test methodology and Test Reports to LAWA on request. 5.5.3 LAWA may attend and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted with respect to the Project. Developer shall provide to LAWA all test results and reports (which shall be provided in electronic format in accordance with the Technical Provisions) within 10 Business Days after Developer or its Contractor receives them. With respect to continuous testing operations (such as concrete quality, structural concrete strengths, aggregate quality, compaction tests and material quality), Developer shall provide to LAWA at regular intervals (at least weekly unless otherwise agreed) test summary sheets and statistical analyses indicating strength and quality trends. 5.5.4 Developer shall give LAWA timely advance notice (not less than 10 Business Days) of the date and specific location of such tests. 5.5.5 XXXX’s Authorized Representative and any other designee may attend any test and will give advance notice (not less than one Business Day) of their intent to attend the test. Any materials or plant that fail(s) such tests shall be rejected. 5.5.6 Developer acknowledges that, where Developer’s Work impacts a Utility or an element subject to the jurisdiction of an Authority Having Jurisdiction, then the affected Utility Owner or Authority Having Jurisdiction, as applicable, will have the same rights as LAWA under this Section 5.5, subject to the same obligations that apply to LAWA under Section 6.7.1.4.
Testing and Test Results. ADOT, its Authorized Representative and its designees shall have the right to attend and witness any tests and verifications to be conducted pursuant to the Technical Provisions and applicable, component plans of the Project Management Plan. Developer shall provide to ADOT all test results and reports (which may be provided in electronic format in accordance with the Technical Provisions) within ten days after Developer or its Subcontractor receives them.
Testing and Test Results a) Drug Testing Procedures" -the following procedure shall be used whenever an employee is required to give a urine sample. 1. A urine sample will be taken of the employee. The collection shall be done in such a manner as to protect the authenticity and reliability of the sample and the privacy of the individual. 2. Immediately after the sample has been given, it will be divided into two (2) equal parts, provided at least 60ml has been provided. Each of the two (2) portions of the sample will be separately sealed, labeled and stored in a secure and refrigerated atmosphere. One (1) of the samples will be sent or delivered to a testing laboratory, the other retained at the collections center. 3. In each instance of a drug test, a chain of custody procedure will be followed. This procedure is used to account for the integrity of each urine specimen by tracing its handling and storage from point of specimen collection to final disposition of the specimen. 4. A chain of custody form will be used from the time of collection to receipt by the testing laboratory /laboratories. Upon receipt by the laboratory/ laboratories, an appropriate laboratory chain of custody form accounting for the sample within the laboratory shall be used. 5. A tamper proof sealing system designed in the manner such that the specimen bottle will be sealed against undetected opening and the bottle can be identified utilizing an identification number identical to that appearing on the urine custody and control form. Space shall be provided to initial the bottle, thereby affirming its identity. 6. Should the employee be unable to pass the required amount of urine, he/she shall remain at the collection center and follow all directives given by the collection site person until such time as 60ml or more of urine has been passed. Should the employee be unable to pass at least 60ml of urine during his/her shift, he/she shall be referred to the County's designated physician who shall determine if such inability was purposefully done or medically unavoidable. If medically unavoidable, the employee shall be eligible for retesting at any time designated by the County during a twelve (12) month period. b) Report and Review by MRO" - all confirmed positive drug test results shall be referred to an MRO who shall perform the following tasks: 1 Review the chain of custody documents and test results for complete- ness and accuracy.
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