Efficiency performance Sample Clauses
The Efficiency Performance clause sets standards or benchmarks for the operational efficiency of a product, service, or system under a contract. It typically outlines specific metrics or criteria—such as energy consumption, output levels, or processing times—that must be met during the performance period. For example, a supplier may be required to ensure that equipment operates within a certain energy efficiency rating or achieves a minimum throughput. This clause ensures that the delivered goods or services meet agreed-upon efficiency expectations, thereby protecting the buyer from subpar performance and promoting cost-effectiveness.
Efficiency performance. ▪ Improve compliance with work schedules/time allocations; ▪ Reduce costly lost time in relation to inclement weather. ▪ Reduce costly time lost in relation to rest breaks, meal breaks and start/finish times; ▪ Reduce material wastage (take care when using and/or locking up/securing materials); ▪ Reduce damage to Company plant and equipment (take care when using and/or locking up/securing plant and equipment); ▪ Improve compliance with cleaning and maintenance schedules for Company vehicles.
Efficiency performance. ▪ Improve compliance with work schedules/time allocations ▪ Reduce costly lost time in relation to inclement weather ▪ Reduce costly time lost in relation to rest breaks, meal breaks and start/finish times ▪ Reduce material wastage (take care when using and/or locking up/securing materials) ▪ Reduce damage to Company plant and equipment (take care when using and/or locking up/securing plant and equipment) ▪ Improve compliance with cleaning and maintenance schedules for Company vehicles ▪ Submission of all test reports, COC’s and relevant job designated paperwork within 3 working days ▪ Completion of time sheets and service reports whilst on site.
Efficiency performance. ▪ Improve compliance with work schedules/time allocations; ▪ Reduce costly lost time in relation to inclement weather; ▪ Reduce costly time lost in relation to rest breaks, meal breaks and start/finish times; ▪ Reduce material wastage (take care when measuring/installing materials to avoid wasted lengths.); ▪ Employees are responsible to ensure all tools, ladders and equipment are locked in / up to gang boxes / sheds / containers or within secure rooms / cupboards provided before they leave site and during the day if they are not working in the immediate area; ▪ Reduce damage to company plant and equipment and return all plant and equipment to your Supervisor or store as soon as it is no longer required; ▪ Fill in timesheets in own time; ▪ Smoking not to stop productivity, i.e. only smoke in breaks and permitted areas; ▪ Buy general hardware to the value of $50.00. The money will be reimbursed the next pay day upon company receiving receipt; ▪ Where appropriate, employees will undertake suitable tasks within their range of skills and qualifications to promote efficiencies and productivity improvements; ▪ Employees to assist in the process of estimating by communicating labour and material requirements to supervisor; ▪ Improve compliance with cleaning and maintenance schedules for company vehicles.