Day of Operation Clause Examples

The "Day of Operation" clause defines the specific date on which a facility, system, or service is considered to be fully functional and ready for use. In practice, this clause typically outlines the criteria that must be met for operations to officially commence, such as completion of testing, receipt of necessary approvals, or achievement of performance benchmarks. By clearly establishing when operational responsibilities and risks transfer from one party to another, this clause helps prevent disputes and ensures all parties have a shared understanding of when obligations begin.