Types of Maintenance Clause Samples

Types of Maintenance. The maintenance of the software includes preventive, corrective and adaptive maintenance as well as maintenance in the context of upgrades, as defined above.

Types of Maintenance. Maintenance is any activity that serves to prolong the useful life of a piece of capital equipment and helps to ensure its continued trouble-free operation. There are several approaches to accomplish this end. With no continuous activity, breakdown maintenance could appear to be very inexpensive because the costs associated with manpower are minimal. However, emergency work orders, overnight parts shipments, and hurried work can all lead to high expenses in conditions where QA/QC is difficult. This type of maintenance cannot be avoided on an exception basis, but as a general maintenance approach it presents high performance risks and could end up being extremely costly.

Types of Maintenance a) Routine Maintenance includes activities which address minor defects on the carriageway and structures, off-carriageway works including grass cutting, drain clearing and the like, and essential activities to remove obstacles from the road and ensure a base level of road safety.  the bituminous surface– pothole patching, crack filling/sealing, sweeping, surface correction and minor sealing  the pavement– excavating and replacing, scarifying and reshaping  surface drains– cleaning, replacing and scour checks  culverts, pipes, pits, subsoil drains, flood-ways – cleaning, repairing  vegetation/roadside– mowing, slashing, litter collection, sweeping, repairs to retaining structures and servicing  signs and road furniture– cleaning, repairing, replacing and painting  pavement markings– repainting and replacing b) Periodic Maintenance - includes works that are intended to reduce future deterioration by timely surface interventions to limit the need for expensive rehabilitation, and to ensure minimum skid resistance and general safety levels do not fall below minimum accepted levels.  area wide pavement treatment  major drainage control  maintenance ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇  seal widening c) Rehabilitation includes works that targets roads whose ride quality has deteriorated significantly, or which display inadequate structural capacity for current or future traffic loading. These works are planned with lead time generally greater than a month and often planned as part of an annual, three or five year program. d) On-Demand Maintenance – activities carried out following periods of high rainfall or prolonged rainfall in addition to routine maintenance

Types of Maintenance. There are three major types of maintenance needs for the Airport Art Collection: 1. Repair, Replacement, or Improvement of Artwork’s Installation: This includes repair or replacement of cases, framing, installation barriers, etc. These improvements will be made by Airport Commission staff and funded through the Airport Commission’s facilities maintenance budget. The Airport Commission staff will get the approval of the Arts Commission prior to making any repairs or replacements of cases, framing or installation that changes or differs from the original. 2. Routine Maintenance: This includes dusting of artwork and Plexiglas cases, (including overhead artwork requiring the use of a mechanical lift to reach), cleaning glass barriers and the floor behind the barriers, changing light bulbs, and other tasks that require appropriate education, experience and/or technical skill, but do not require the services of a fine art conservator, the original artist, or the specialized service of another outside contractor. This work will be managed and performed by Airport Commission staff and funded with the Airport Commission’s operating funds. The Airport Commission will ensure that all personnel performing maintenance on the Airport Art Collection are qualified for the level of work being performed.

Types of Maintenance a) Routine Maintenance - activities are primarily about maintaining the riding surface to an acceptable condition (i.e. repairing potholes, corrugations, ravelling etc.) and the drainage system to preserve the pavement. These activities require constant monitoring and regular scheduling of works based on road condition. b) Periodic Maintenance - activities relate to bringing the asset, over time, to the desired road standards, such as pavement depth (i.e. re- gravelling), width, adequate curve radius and sight distance. c) On-Demand Maintenance – activities carried out following periods of high rainfall or prolonged rainfall in addition to routine maintenance or significant defects occurs.