Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. 1. Contractor shall maintain all vehicles in good working order consistent with the manufacturer's specifications. In addition, detailed records shall be maintained in a database that is easily queried as to work performed, costs related to repairs, and operating and repair costs analyses where appropriate. Repairs shall be accomplished, and systems shall be maintained to achieve at least the industry norms in vehicle performance and reliability.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. 1. The Provider shall be responsible for the maintenance of all vehicles and equipment in order to ensure safe, dependable and clean operations.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. Contractor shall maintain all vehicles in good working order consistent with the manufacturer's specifications. In addition, detailed records shall be maintained in an electronic database that is easily queried as to work performed, costs related to repairs, and operating and repair costs analyses where appropriate. Repairs shall be accomplished and systems shall be maintained to achieve at least the industry norms in vehicle performance and reliability. Contractor shall be responsible for all maintenance of ambulances, support vehicles and on-board equipment used in the performance of its work. The EMS Agency requires that all ambulances and equipment used in the performance of this Agreement be maintained in an excellent manner. Any ambulance, support vehicle and/or piece of equipment with any deficiency that compromises, or may reasonably compromise its function, or the safety of the operators or the public, must immediately be removed from service. Ambulance replacement shall occur on a 250,000 mile schedule, unless otherwise agreed to by Contractor and County. The appearance of ambulances and equipment impacts customers’ perceptions of the services provided. Therefore, the EMS Agency requires that ambulances and equipment that have defects, including a cumulative appearance of being worn out or not maintained, determined at the sole discretion of the EMS Director, be removed from service for repair without undue delay. Contractor must implement an ambulance maintenance program that is designed and conducted to achieve the highest standard of reliability appropriate to a modern high performance 911 Ambulance Services by: utilizing appropriately trained personnel, knowledgeable in the maintenance and repair of ambulances, developing and implementing standardized maintenance practices, and incorporating an automated electronic maintenance program record keeping system. Contractor shall comply with or exceed the maintenance standard as outlined in the Accreditation of Ambulance Services published by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance services. Contractor shall maintain all bio-medical equipment to manufacturer’s recommendations or The Joint Commission, or the equivalent, standard and shall be updated annually. All costs of compliance testing, maintenance and repairs, including parts, supplies, spare parts and inventories of supplies, labor, subcontracted services and costs of extended warranties, shall be at the Contractor’s expense.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. 28.01 The parties agree that equipment and apparatus in the volunteer stations will be operated by the staff of the volunteer component of the department or as directed by the Fire Chief or designate.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. 1. PROVIDER shall be responsible for all maintenance of ambulances, support vehicles, and on-board equipment used in the performance of its work.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. 1. The Contractor shall be responsible for the maintenance of all vehicles and equipment in order to ensure safe, dependable, and clean operations.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. Contractor shall inspect all vehicles and equipment daily to ensure that all are operating properly. Vehicles and equipment that are not operating properly shall be taken out of service until they are repaired and operate properly. Contractor shall repair, or arrange for the repair of, all its vehicles and equipment for which repairs are needed because of accident, breakdown or any other cause to maintain all equipment in a safe and operable condition. The Agency’s Designated Representative may inspect vehicles at any reasonable time, and within three (3) calendar days of such a request, to determine compliance with this Agreement and sanitation requirements.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. Fleet Management will provide maintenance services for the Sheriff’s Vehicles and Equipment. Fleet Management will track and manage Sheriff’s Vehicles and Equipment through the use of a vehicle maintenance management system to ensure that vehicles and equipment are properly maintained, including, routine preventive maintenance. Fleet Management will coordinate with the Sheriff to ensure preventative maintenance is completed on schedule for the Sheriff’s Vehicles and Equipment. Sheriff will ensure that his staff provides their vehicles and equipment to Fleet Management in a timely manner to ensure preventative maintenance is performed as scheduled.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. The contractor shall staff and operate a complete repair and maintenance garage facility at GSFC-Greenbelt. The contractor shall provide repair and maintenance services for the GSFC- Greenbelt vehicles and GSFC equipment. A current list of the GSFC-Greenbelt vehicles is located in Appendix G. The contractor shall operate the garage facility between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., except in emergency situations, such as snow removal activities. During snow emergency situations, the garage facility shall be continuously operational. Mechanics shall inventory, sign for, and be held accountable for their toolboxes.
Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance. Within sixty (60) days of the Effective Date, to the extent not already implemented, CEMEX shall conduct routine or major vehicle or movable equipment maintenance or repair activities in the covered areas designated for such maintenance at the San Francisco Facility and on paved, bermed surfaces at the Redwood City Facilities. Whenever CEMEX conducts non-routine or emergency vehicle or movable equipment maintenance or repair activities in non-covered or unpaved areas from which storm water discharges from each Facility, CEMEX shall clean-up any waste products, including pollutant containing fluids, deposited or spilled on the ground as a result of the maintenance or repair. Any spilled substances and absorbent materials used in cleaning up spills shall be disposed of in accordance with all local, state, and federal laws and regulations.
