Air Testing Clause Samples

Air Testing. This is to confirm that the Company agrees to conduct annual air testing in all stores. The Regional Operations Manager in conjunction with the Human Resources Manager or designate, will conduct the test using the Company Air Testing equipment. The findings will be communicated to, the Joint Health and Safety Committee. The first test will be completed in all stores by the end of In the Company, in compliance with Ontario’s Pay Equity Legislation, posted all Pay Equity Plans. The Company reached agreement with the on all Pay EquityAdjustments required for the locations represented by this union. Over the next five years, as part of the agreement, the Company made all the Pay Equity Adjustments fulfilling all it’s obligations under this legislation. Since then, the bargaining committee for both the Union and Company has maintained this equity by ensuring all classifications (male and female dominated) receive equal salary increases. Part time employees who indicate in writing that they do not want to be scheduled less than four (4) hours per shift shall only be scheduled shifts in accordance with this request.

Air Testing. Air testing shall be required if, in the opinion of the City Manager or designee, conditions are such that infiltration measurements may be inconclusive. Conduct the test in the presence of the City Manager or designee and conform to the following requirements:

Air Testing. 1. When the Engineer specifies or directs that leakage tests shall be made using the low- pressure air test method, the Contractor will be required to provide all equipment; test plugs in the required sizes; appurtenances; connecting hose or pipe; and labor and materials necessary to conduct and control the test as herein specified. All testing shall be performed in accordance with the procedures described in ASTM C828. 2. All tests shall be conducted on the completed sewer pipeline between manholes. Testing of shorter sections of pipeline will only be permitted with the approval of the Engineer. 3. The Contractor is cautioned regarding the importance of properly installing the end caps used to plug hubs, wyes, bends, ends of laterals, and other inlets, and securing them against movement during installation of sewer. Failure to take this precaution can cause a properly installed sewer pipeline to fail a low-pressure air test. 4. The Contractor is further cautioned regarding the safety of personnel during the test. Low- pressure air can exert a substantial force on a pipe plug, even on all diameter pipe plugs. The Contractor will be responsible to ensure that all plugs utilized are in good condition and that they will not be pressurized beyond the limits recommended by their manufacturer. 5. No one will be permitted in a manhole containing a plug while air is under pressure in the pipeline being subjected to low-pressure air testing. 6. All gages, controls, and appurtenances for equipment used to conduct the test will be located outside of manholes. Connections to the line under test, test plugs, and other equipment will be made with hose or pipe extensions which will safely contain the pressures necessary to conduct and control the test. 7. Immediately prior to testing, all lines will be cleaned and flushed with water. Pipe manufactured in accordance with ASTM Specification C-76, where applicable, shall be soaked for a period of 12 hours to saturate the pipe wall prior to testing with low-pressure air. 8. The equipment used to introduce the low-pressure air into the sewer line shall include a safety valve, or release device, located in the equipment at a point which will insure that, during the build-up of test pressure, the pipeline being tested will not be subjected to an internal pressure that could damage a properly installed pipeline. 9. The gage used to measure the drop in pressure shall have a 4-inch diameter face with a scale of 0 to 15 PSI (pounds...

Air Testing. No later than sixty (60) days after the Commencement Date, Landlord shall perform (at its sole cost and expense), using an independent consultant specializing in indoor air quality testing, a test of the indoor air quality (including for detection of mold and other biological contaminants) of the Common Areas of the Building and the Premises, and deliver the results of such test to Tenant. Landlord shall thereafter perform such tests of the indoor air quality of the Building as are customarily performed by landlords of comparable office buildings in downtown Chicago, at such intervals as are customarily performed by such landlords (but in no event less than once per annum), the cost of which tests may be included in Operating Expenses. Landlord and Tenant acknowledge that any such test of the indoor air quality of the Premises and/or Common Areas of the Building need not be performed with respect to every floor or area of the Premises or Building, but rather may be based on such samplings of the indoor air quality of the Premises and Building as Landlord and its consultants reasonably determine are necessary in order to determine the general indoor air quality of the Premises and Common Areas of the Building.

Air Testing. Air testing to be done within the plant in the winter months when necessary.