Factory Acceptance Testing. The factory acceptance test, which occurs in a controlled environment at our offices with the on-site S&B project manager, Operational Staff, and S&B engineers, allows the equipment to be pre-configured and tested prior to shipment to the site. This drastically reduces in-lane configuration allowing the system to be made available to the public in a shortened period of time.
Factory Acceptance Testing. Equipment shall be assembled in system configuration for factory acceptance testing. Rack, simulated Path, Switch Section placement and testing shall be performed to verify that the equipment exceeds the published manufacturer's specification. PathNet shall provide the manufacturer's published testing procedures to Texaco at least two (2) weeks before the scheduled factory acceptance testing is to occur. Texaco shall have the right to review these testing procedures and request procedural modifications if the procedures deviate from industry standards. The results of the factory acceptance tests shall be provided to Texaco.
Factory Acceptance Testing. 2.1 If the Sale Agreement provides for the pre-testing, such activity shall be carried out by the Seller’s technicians at the Seller’s premises. In the event that the Buyer intends to attend the pre-testing, at its own care and expense, the Buyer shall immediately notify the Seller thereof and in any case before the conclusion of the Sale Agreement, in order to agree on the details of the execution of such activity.
Factory Acceptance Testing. Company is responsible for the development of the factory acceptance test plan ("FATP") for the Products. The FATP must be submitted to Motorola for review and approval or comments four (4) weeks prior to the planned start of acceptance testing for Products to be delivered to Motorola under this Agreement. Motorola must provide its comments concerning the FATP, if any, within two (2) weeks and the FATP must be approved by both Parties, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, prior to the start of Product factory acceptance testing. The FATP will be a subset of Company's standard product verification testing. Factory acceptance testing will take place at Company's facilities. All Products shall be subjected to factory acceptance testing. Prior to factory acceptance testing, Company shall provide Motorola with a set of pre-FATP engineering release notes.
Factory Acceptance Testing. The process identified in Rider H as the testing procedure for a subsystem assembled at the Staging Area.
Factory Acceptance Testing. .1 Source quality control and performance tests specified herein shall be performed by the Supplier and shall be witnessed and certified by the City and/or Contract Administrator personnel. Certification costs to perform such factory acceptance testing shall be covered by the Supplier.
Factory Acceptance Testing. GAI will accompany representatives from the Owner and Contractor to witness factory acceptance testing of major pieces of equipment including switchgear and variable frequency drives.
Factory Acceptance Testing. (a) Upon completion of the Product, Customer site acceptance testing and final sign-off will be performed at Customer’ site. Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) will occur directly after Seller’s internal debug/testing such that any necessary corrections to the machinery may be made prior to leaving the Seller’s facility. Customer must provide a written sign-off verifying the Product acceptance prior to shipment of the Product. FAT is expected to consist of proper electrical and mechanical operation of components. Seller and Customer will jointly develop a FAT Specifications during the initial engineering design phase. Seller will be responsible for and make modifications related to errors in workmanship. Machine/Process modifications that require additional equipment and/or additional time may require additional funding and time to complete. Sufficient Customer samples/materials will be required to perform the system debug and acceptance and are the responsibility of the Customer to provide these per the Seller’s required project schedule. Customer may be required to supply operations personnel for FAT. Testing to standards such as CE, UL, Various Medical, and CSA Standards and software validation are available upon request but may require and additional cost. If an acceptance test is required at the Customer’s site after delivery and installation of the Product, the testing requirements will be identical to that of the FAT. The Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) must be performed within (5) five business days after installation and start up by Seller. If the Customer does not allow for testing to be performed in this timeframe, for any reason, including but not limited to lack of resources and/or lack of product to run on the system, the system acceptance will be automatically granted and 100% of the project payments will become due. Furthermore, if the system is used to make product that is commercially sold or inventoried by the customer, the system acceptance will be automatically granted and 100% of the project payments will become due.
Factory Acceptance Testing. Factory acceptance testing shall be conducted for the HFPS and PPMS provided as part of the Works. The factory acceptance testing shall test the following as a fully connected and integrated system: • System hardware equipment, functionality and performance • System application software functionality • System performance • HMI equipment and performance The complete HFPS system, PPMS control system equipment shall be factory tested prior to shipment to Duvha site. The minimum FAT testing and inspection requirements are defined in the standard IEC 62381 1st edition (2006-11). The Employer will determine if any further testing is required in addition to that specified, such as that of any new technologies being used. The Contractor shall prepare a detailed test procedure in preparation for FAT. The proposed test procedure shall be prepared by the Contractor and submitted to the Employer for approval during the detail design stage. The final test procedure shall be prepared by the Contractor and submitted to the Employer for approval at least 28 days prior to the scheduled test date. As a minimum, the proposed FAT procedure identifies the following: • Major test activities • Comprehensive list and description of the individual tests to be performed • How the tests are to be prepared and conducted • Test dates and durations • Checklists - how the test results will be documented • Acceptance criteria • How the identified discrepancies will be processed • Re-testing requirements A Final FAT report shall be prepared by the Contractor that includes the following as a minimum: • Test procedures used during FAT • Detailed test results • Discrepancies identified during the tests • Resolution of the discrepancies • Re-tests conducted and results thereof • FAT certificate The Contractor shall submit the Final FAT Report to the Employer for approval. FAT Completion shall be achieved upon approval of the Final FAT Report by the Employer.
Factory Acceptance Testing
