Routine Inspection definition

Routine Inspection means an on-site review of a small water system which includes, but is not limited to, inspections of system operations, operation and maintenance records, system facilities and equipment.

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Routine Inspection means an environmental inspection carried out as part of a planned inspection programme;

Routine Inspection means the normal visits of municipal inspectors to construction activities for the purpose of monitoring the construction process.

Examples of Routine Inspection in a sentence

• For work that will require equipment outages or that is reasonably expected to affect the security of the other Party's operations, the Party desiring to perform the Routine Inspection and Maintenance shall provide the other Party with at least 48 hours prior written notification in accordance with Section 19.

• We will require uninterrupted access, or access within a reasonable timescale upon request, to all areas of the property where the equipment connected to your system is installed and all areas afforded protection by its installation; and you agree to provide or bear the cost of hiring any specialist access equipment, specialist ladders or scaffolding required to complete the Routine Inspection or any other servicing or repairs.

• The Routine Inspection of equipment installed in non-commercial properties will be carried out with a prior appointment.

• If the period of cover has a duration of less than 12 months, a Routine Inspection is not deemed part of this agreement and will only be carried out at our discretion if successive constructive agreements provide a cumulative period of cover over 12 months or greater.

• If we attend to carry out the Routine Inspection without notice and it is inconvenient for you to provide access, you should advise us before we start work, or within a reasonable timescale of us starting work and we will re-attend at a future date without additional charge.

More Definitions of Routine Inspection

Routine Inspection means an inspection of an FSE which is scheduled in advance or according to a pre-arranged schedule.

Routine Inspection means Inspection and serviceability checks as defined as routine inspec- tions in the OEM’s Airframe maintenance manuals. Routine Inspections include all scheduled checks up to Overhauls.

Routine Inspection means a comprehensive inspection determining compliance with all aspects of the health code and any applicable law.

Routine Inspection means an inspection that includes but is not limited to verifying

Routine Inspection means the first complete inspection of a food service establishment conducted by the Health Authority after the initial inspection for issuance of a permit. For purposes of routine enforcement of Chapter 511-6-1, it is also the normal routine monitoring of the food service establishment by the Health Authority to assess satisfactory compliance with the provisions of Chapter 511-6-1.

Routine Inspection means any inspection of an operation for which a Permit to Operate is required that is made by the Director to ensure code compliance on a regular schedule established by the Director for that purpose, and also the first follow-up inspection, if any, to such regularly scheduled inspection.

Routine Inspection means the annual evaluation of a licensee’s operation of its establishment. Sec. 50-75. - Enforcement and Right to Enter Premises.