Critical Maintenance definition

Critical Maintenance means any maintenance in which MTC is unable to forewarn its customers. Critical Maintenance can occur immediately, during any time of the day and is usually due to factors outside the control of MTC. MTC reserves the right to have the critical maintenance considered as part of the service.

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Critical Maintenance means deferred maintenance projects that:

Critical Maintenance means deferred maintenance projects that, if not addressed, could result in substantial damage to the structural integrity of a building or are related to the imminent failure of building systems such as HVAC, electrical and plumbing.

Examples of Critical Maintenance in a sentence

• Licensor reserves the right to perform Critical Maintenance, as defined below, in addition to Scheduled Maintenance, at any time during an emergency situation, as determined in Licensor’s sole discretion provided Licensor immediately notifies Licensee and makes all reasonable efforts to minimize the impact on Licensee’s operations.

• Excluded from this guarantee are temperature variations outside of the Critical Temperature Range that may result from Critical Maintenance (defined below).

• Unless directed otherwise by DLC in writing, Itron shall (i) give any request for a Critical Maintenance Release priority over all other DLC reported problems and (ii) provide DLC with corrective action reports and project timetables with respect to the Critical Nonconformity on not less than a weekly frequency.

• Upon the receipt of a written request from DataCom, Itron shall provide DataCom with an electronic copy of any Critical Maintenance Release both before and after Itron has completed its full test of the Critical Maintenance Release.

• All Critical Maintenance Releases shall be deemed Itron Proprietary Components.

• Xogenous may undertake Critical Maintenance at any time deemed necessary and shall provide notice of Outage to Customer under practical circumstances.

• Critical Maintenance Downtime: If additional maintenance is necessary to address an issue that has an impact on the availability, reliability, or security of the System, the urgent need to remedy certain problems may preclude waiting for the Maintenance Windows.

• Any changes required to the production system will, if applicable, be implemented with respect to the Disaster Recovery System at (a) Itron’s sole cost and expense in the case of a Critical Maintenance Release or a Mandatory Maintenance Release, and (b) DLC’s sole cost and expense in the case of an Optional Maintenance Release or a Custom Maintenance Release.

• If any Critical Maintenance Release or Mandatory Maintenance Release prevents or materially impairs DLC’s meter reads during the “operations process clock” as specified in Schedule A (the “Operations Process Clock”), Itron shall, at its expense, provide DLC with all necessary software and hardware upgrades or modifications to permit DLC to conduct such meter reads during the Operations Process Clock.

• Unless directed otherwise by DataCom in writing, Itron shall (i) give any request for a Critical Maintenance Release priority over all other DataCom reported problems and (ii) provide DataCom with corrective action reports and project timetables with respect to the Critical Nonconformity on not less than a weekly frequency.

More Definitions of Critical Maintenance

Critical Maintenance is defined as maintenance that is necessary to address critical production issues or issues causing a critical part of the infrastructure to be unavailable or inaccessible, resulting in critical disruption of work or critical business impact, including, without limitation, issues caused by natural disasters, network security intrusions, acts of terrorism, or emergency maintenance performed by Licensor’s service providers, in addition to issues requiring maintenance to ensure safety of Licensor employees.