Boiler Checks Sample Clauses

The Boiler Checks clause establishes the requirement for regular inspection and maintenance of boilers within a property or facility. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency of checks, the qualifications required for inspectors, and the responsibilities of the parties involved, such as whether the landlord or tenant must arrange and pay for the inspections. By mandating routine boiler checks, the clause helps ensure safety, operational efficiency, and compliance with legal standards, thereby reducing the risk of breakdowns and potential hazards.
Boiler Checks. The Board shall ensure that all schools are checked in accordance with government regulations: (i) Regular employees will be assigned these duties during the regular work week. (ii) Qualified non-school division staff may be assigned for boiler checks on weekends and public holidays.
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Boiler Checks. F.9.6.1 A person appointed by the University to undertake regular boiler checks outside of normal working hours, 7 days per week, shall be paid a one off total payment of $74.49 with effect 3 January 2022. F.9.6.2 A minimum of one check per day must be undertaken within the hours of darkness. F.9.6.3 Subject to F.9.6.4, two checks are to occur daily, seven days per week, while the University’s central boiler plant is operating. F.9.6.4 The frequency and timing of checks shall be in accordance with the needs of the University provided that full consultation shall occur before any change is implemented. F.9.6.5 The one off payment applies for up to a maximum of one hour’s work on site. Any work undertaken after that time will be at the person’s respective overtime rate as it applies for the time taken. F.9.6.6 This payment replaces the Employee’s hourly rate for the first hour worked of each the outside of normal hours checks and no other allowances apply.
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Boiler Checks. F.9.6.1 A person appointed by the University to undertake regular boiler checks outside of normal working hours, 7 days per week, shall be paid a one off total payment of $68.48 ($69.85 with effect 1 January 2019, $71.60 with effect 1 January 2020, and $73.75 with effect 1 January 2021). F.9.6.2 A minimum of one check per day must be undertaken within the hours of darkness. F.9.6.3 Subject to F.9.6.4, two checks are to occur daily, seven days per week, while the University’s central boiler plant is operating. F.9.6.4 The frequency and timing of checks shall be in accordance with the needs of the University provided that full consultation shall occur before any change is implemented. F.9.6.5 The one off payment applies for up to a maximum of one hour’s work on site. Any work undertaken after that time will be at the person’s respective overtime rate as it applies for the time taken. F.9.6.6 This payment replaces the Employee’s hourly rate for the first hour worked of each the outside of normal hours checks and no other allowances apply.
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Boiler Checks. Subject to the requirement that the Boiler at the West Side Branch be checked twice daily on weekends and statutory holidays the Assistant: Facility Services is required to work statutory holidays to perform these checks. The incumbent in this position (or their designate) when working statutory holidays will have the option of either:
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