Inbound Inspection definition

Inbound Inspection means the inspection report outlining the condition of Equipment at the time of delivery to or pick-up by Xxxxxxxx at Lease termination. Such inspection will take place at a Xxxxxxxx location following delivery to or pick-up by Xxxxxxxx, irrespective of whether such delivery or pick-up takes place at such Xxxxxxxx location.
Inbound Inspection means the inspection of the Equipment at the time of delivery to or pick-up by PREMIER of the Equipment at Lease termination, resulting in a report regarding the condition of each unit of Equipment. Such inspection will take place at a PREMIER location following delivery to or pick-up by PREMIER whether or not such delivery or pick-up takes place at such PREMIER location. Such inspection reports may be in paper or electronic form and are hereby incorporated into the Lease by reference.

Examples of Inbound Inspection in a sentence

  • Xxxxxxxx will measure the tread depth of each tire at the time of the Outbound Inspection and Inbound Inspection, at the lowest point of remaining tire tread.

  • Xxxxxxxx will measure the brake lining for each wheel end at the time of the Outbound Inspection and Inbound Inspection.

  • Xxxxxxxx will take a reading of each unit’s hubodometer at the time of the Outbound Inspection and Inbound Inspection.

  • Xxxxxxxx will take a reading of each refrigerated unit’s hour meter at the time of the Outbound Inspection and Inbound Inspection.

Related to Inbound Inspection

  • Site means the place or places where the permanent Works are to be carried out including workshops where the same is being prepared.

  • The Site, where applicable, means the designated project place(s) named in the bidding document.

  • Site Visit means a visit to the Site; and