Chassis Damage Sample Clauses
The Chassis Damage clause defines the responsibilities and procedures related to damage sustained by the chassis of equipment or vehicles during a contract period. Typically, this clause outlines how damage is assessed, who is liable for repairs, and the process for reporting and addressing such damage. For example, it may specify that the lessee must inspect the chassis upon delivery and return, and report any incidents immediately. The core function of this clause is to allocate responsibility for chassis damage, ensuring that both parties understand their obligations and reducing disputes over repair costs.
Chassis Damage. When a driver picks up a Company’s chassis at a customer’s location, he/she must first check its suitability for operation. Where there is doubt, the driver must call the Company’s dispatcher
Chassis Damage. Drivers must perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections of chassis they move to check for damage and confirm its suitability for operation. Where there is doubt in this respect, the driver must call Dispatch to report any damage or other issues discovered and take a picture and send it to Dispatch. No driver will be disciplined for refusing to pull unsafe equipment and/or loads.
Chassis Damage. If your chassis is bent causing the screen to lift away, we will attempt to refit it. We will not replace the screen unless it has failed. If a replacement screen fitted by NANTWICH PC CENTRE cracks or lifts once it has left the workshop, it will not covered by warranty.