Emergency Works definition

Emergency Works means any urgent measures which in the opinion of the Engineer-in- Charge, become necessary during the progress of the work to obviate any risk of accident or failure which become necessary for security.

Emergency Works mean works, the execution of which, at the time it is proposed to be executed, is required to put an end to, or prevent, the arising of circumstances then existing or imminent that are likely to cause: (a) danger to persons or property; (b) the interruption of any Services provided by the Verizon Facilities; (c) substantial loss to Verizon or any third party; and/or (d) such other works as in all the circumstances it is reasonable to execute with those works.

Emergency Works means and include all such works necessary to be undertaken to prevent the occurrence/ happening/ further deterioration/ damage/ disaster/ accident/ incident anticipated by the Engineer-in-Charge that could seriously affect the safety of persons/production of Mine or part thereof.

Examples of Emergency Works in a sentence

• SUB-TOTAL = (a) + (b) + (c) (d) Emergency Works in an amount of………………………………………………………………………..……[amount in words] [name of currency].N/AB.

• Use of the sample text would help to ensure that the concept of Emergency Works is not misused.

• Immediate Activities are either:  Emergency Works, which are defined in Section 52 of NRSWA, are works required to end, or prevent, circumstances, either existing or imminent, that might cause damage to people or property.

• Verizon may suspend one or more Services (or a part thereof) if: (a) Customer fails to pay any past due amounts for Services within 10 days after Customer receives notice of such non-payment; or (b) necessary to (i) prevent or mitigate fraud, (ii) protect persons or property or protect the integrity or normal operation of Verizon Facilities, (iii) comply with law or regulation, or (iv) undertake Emergency Works; or (c) Verizon has reasonable grounds to consider that use of the Services violates the AUP.

• Emergency Works is a set of necessary and sufficient activities to reinstate the Road and reconstruct its structure or right of way strip damaged as a result of natural phenomena with imponderable consequences, such as strong storms, flooding and earthquakes.

More Definitions of Emergency Works

Emergency Works means works carried out in order to stop anything already occurring, or to prevent anything imminent from occurring, which is likely to cause—

Emergency Works means any urgent measures, which in the opinion of the Engineer-in-charge become necessary during the progress of the work to obviate any risk or accident or for security.

Emergency Works means works, the execution of which, at the time it is proposed to execute them, is required to put an end to, or prevent, the arising of circumstances then existing or imminent that are likely to cause: (i) danger to persons or property; (ii) the interruption of any service provided or generated by a third party; (iii) substantial loss to WeBill or any third party; (iv) a violation of Applicable Laws; and such other works as WeBill deems appropriate in the circumstances, acting reasonably, for the preservation of the Services.

Emergency Works means works, the execution of which, at the time it is proposed to execute them, is required to put an end to, or prevent, the arising of circumstances then existing or imminent that are likely to cause: (i) danger to persons or property; (ii) the interruption of any Service (iii) substantial loss to MTN Business or any third party; and such other works as in all the circumstances it is reasonable to execute with those works;

Emergency Works. , in relation to clause 23, means the repair or replacement of any part of works, owned or controlled by the Council or a county council:

Emergency Works means any works in the road reserve, which are necessary to prevent, end or avert a dangerous situation or unplanned interruption in the provision of services by a service provider;

Emergency Works means works defined in section 330(1) of the RMA or Section 6.22.1 of the Draft National Code of Practice for Utilities Access to the Transport Corridors (March 2009) or the Code of Practice for Working in the Road (Auckland Region) or any replacement of the Regional Code.