Generator Maintenance Sample Clauses
The GENERATOR MAINTENANCE clause outlines the responsibilities and procedures for maintaining generators to ensure their proper functioning and reliability. Typically, this clause specifies the required frequency of inspections, servicing, and repairs, and may assign responsibility for these tasks to either the owner or operator of the equipment. By clearly defining maintenance obligations, the clause helps prevent equipment failures, reduces downtime, and allocates accountability for generator upkeep.
Generator Maintenance. 7 13. 5.1. Monthly Inspection ...............................................7 14. 5.2. Quarterly and Semi-Annual Inspection .............................7 15. 5.3. Annual Inspection ................................................7
Generator Maintenance. Landlord shall be responsible for maintenance and paying all costs associated with the building generator.
Generator Maintenance. In addition to routine maintenance carried out in line with B&E SA guidelines (formerly HVAC SFG20 specification), the Supplier shall run the generators on load monthly, where it is not possible to use the building load, portable load banks will be brought to Site subsequent to full liaison with, and approval from, DCC Account Manager recognising the appropriate IT change management requesting process. Generator testing may have to be done outside of normal working hour’s dependant on the requirements of the business at no extra cost. Responsibility for maintaining minimum diesel fuel levels in all generator bulk fuel storage tanks will sit with the maintenance provider and available fuel levels will be reported monthly.
Generator Maintenance. (1) The PMSA or its Subcontractor shall furnish all labor, tools, equipment and material necessary to provide full preventative maintenance service on the equipment as described in the appropriate technical exhibit.
(2) Any work not specifically mentioned but is needed to make the maintenance complete is within the intent of this PWS and shall be performed by the PMSA or its Subcontractor.
(3) The PMSA or its Subcontractor shall perform, coordinate and complete the requirements of the PWS in cooperation with any other contractors or trades doing any work at the DOD Center, in a prompt, diligent, and good workmanlike manner to the full and complete satisfaction and acceptance of Government. The PMSA or its Subcontractor shall perform the requirements of the PWS in a manner that will not impede or obstruct the ongoing business activities of any tenants in the DOD Center.
(4) The PMSA or its Subcontractor shall maintain the equipment to its original design capabilities based on the equipment condition as surveyed and all the technical information available at time of award.
(5) The PMSA or its Subcontractor shall provide routine servicing of equipment as frequently as indicated in technical exhibits. Time expended on routine service shall consist of examination of generators and engines, to include minor adjustment, cleaning and lubricating of the equipment. All lubrication frequencies and types of lubricants will meet the manufacturer’s specifications. Any repairs or replacement of equipment is to be considered as additional time beyond that required for routine service.
Generator Maintenance. Contractor, in conjunction with state maintenance staff maintain the generators and perform a variety of tasks including monthly and quarterly inspections and testing as well as annual inspections, testing and certification.
Generator Maintenance. During the Warranty Period (for phase 1 and phase 2), the Contractor shall render the IAA with Corrective Maintenance services and shall rectify and repair any defect or malfunction which appears or occurs in the Generator and any part thereof, including any upgrading or updating of the software components, all as required in order to keep the Power Plant in full operational mode in accordance with the requirements set forth in the Technical Specifications, and to maintain the Equipment according to the response times and SLA as described in Chapter A of the Technical Specifications. The Preventive Maintenance services for the Generator during the Warranty Period, including all major overhauls, shall be carried out by the qualified IAA personnel, under the supervision and responsibility of the Contractor, for no additional consideration to the Contractor. A representative of the Contractor will be required to be present for those services which the Contractor has listed in its Proposal as services which require its actual presence on site (the "Supervised Services"). The Contractor shall be responsible for the supply of any equipment, material, Special tools, Spare Parts and Consumables that are required for the performance of its Warranty obligations, at no additional cost to the IAA. In the event a technician visit, as specified under section 16.9, will be required during the Warranty Period, the Contractor shall provide the IAA with such service, for no additional consideration.
Generator Maintenance. 5.1. Monthly Inspection Once each month perform the following inspections: o On indoor units visually check the general appearance and cleanness of the generator room. Sweep and wipe down as required. o On outdoor weatherproof housing units verify access panels close properly and are latched. Clean inside of housing and oil panel hinges as required. o Check engine oil and coolant levels. Fill as required. o Check fuel level. Should not be below 40% of total fuel capacity. Refill as required. o Check 12VDC/24VDC starting battery's electrolyte level. Fill with distilled water as required. o Check engine drip pan for indications of excessive oil or coolant leakage.