Fleet Service Sample Clauses
The Fleet Service clause defines the terms and conditions under which a service provider will supply maintenance, repair, or management services for a group of vehicles owned or operated by the client. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of services covered, such as routine maintenance, emergency repairs, or vehicle tracking, and may specify which vehicles are included in the fleet. Its core practical function is to ensure that all vehicles in the client's fleet receive consistent and reliable service, thereby minimizing downtime and streamlining the management of multiple vehicles.
Fleet Service. In the event that insufficient employees are obtained through the application of paragraph 21, overtime shall be offered by senior qualified within classifications in the Parks Maintenance Section.
Fleet Service. It is agreed that the employees in the Fleet Service will continue at their present schedule arrangements as they pertain to lunch periods which schedule is attached as Schedule A, except when the applicable conditions of Subsection A of this section are in effect.
Fleet Service. 13 The work of Fleet Service // will include the cleaning and polishing of the interior of the 14 aircraft, including the cabin, buffets, lavatories, and cockpit area, and cleaning and 15 arranging, in the aircraft, passenger service equipment. In addition, they may be assigned 16 other general cleaning and preparation of passenger service items, including changing of 17 seat covers and rug sections, servicing the aircraft lavatory and water systems. // For 18 purposes of the NMB certification of this class and craft the word Fleet Service is 19 synonymous with the word Cleaners.
Fleet Service. 29 The work of Fleet Service shall include the cleaning and 30 polishing of the interior of the aircraft, including the cabin, buffets, 31 lavatories, and cockpit area. Cleaning and arranging, in the aircraft, 32 passenger service equipment. In addition they may be assigned other 33 general cleaning and preparation of passenger service items, including 34 changing of seat covers and rug sections, servicing the aircraft lavatory 35 and water systems. It is understood by the parties that for purposes of 36 the NMB certification of this class and craft the word Fleet Service is 37 synonymous with the word Cleaners. 39 M. Technician Helper 1 The work of a Technician Helper shall include the washing, paint 2 stripping, cleaning or polishing of the interior and/or exterior of an aircraft, 3 aircraft parts, engine or engine parts, ramp, shop and hangar equipment 4 and the performing of miscellaneous unskilled duties in and about shops, 5 hangars, and buildings, and operating and servicing the equipment used 6 in the performance of their work.