Hrs Sample Clauses

Hrs. The Commission shall distribute the School's per‐pupil allocation each fiscal year pursuant to Sec. 302D‐28(f), HRS, and shall provide the School with the calculations used to determine the per‐pupil amount each year. All funds distributed to the School from the Commission shall be used solely for the School's educational purposes as appropriated by the Legislature, and the School shall have discretion to determine how such funding shall be allocated at the school level to serve those purposes subject to applicable laws and this Contract.
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Hrs. 7.01 (a) Extended tours shall be introduced to any unit when:
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Hrs. Maintenance of Sub-stations Connect instrument transformers, meters and relays .............................. 80 Hrs. Check and test circuits ........................ 65 Hrs. Safety Instruction, servicing of main & auxiliary circuits ...................... 120 Hrs. Servicing of equipment ......................... 80 Hrs. Adjusting of the timing of relays .............. 40 Hrs. Testing & reconditioning of the transformers and oil switches; coolants for transformers & switches ................................ 80 Hrs. Testing of all circuits ........................ 120 Hrs. Related instructions ........................... 672 Hrs. GRAND TOTAL 8000 Hrs. APPENDIX 4 Schedule of Related Instruction for Industrial Electrical Apprentice First Year Shop Arithmetic and Algebra .................... 20 Hrs. DC Fundamentals, electroplating, batteries and mechanics ........................... 30 Hrs. Wiring, magnetism and armature winding ......... 32 Hrs. Generators and motors .......................... 35 Hrs. DC controllers and cranes ...................... 35 Hrs. Blueprint reading and drawing .................. 8 Hrs. Social economics ............................... 8 Hrs. TOTAL 168 Hrs. Second Year Shop geometry, trigonometry and vectors ........ 52 Hrs. AC fundamentals & AC circuits .................. 54 Hrs. Transformers, phyphase systems and alternators . 54 Hrs. Social economics ............................... 8 Hrs. TOTAL 168 Hrs. Third Year Single and multi-speed AC motors & stator
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Hrs. Upon the request of the County, we will respond to Contractor’s requests for information. This includes approximately 30 hours to address requests for information and two site visits. We have not included costs for inspection, preparing punch lists and as-builts, start-up, and turn-over. Drawings and Documents: Memorandums responding to Bidder’s Inquiries and Requests for Information Memorandums summarizing Submittal Reviews Project meetings include: Pre-bid • Pre-construction This task is for repairs at the Ben Lomond Transfer Station in Santa Xxxx County. An existing steel skirt, which controls the flow of solid waste from the transfer floor to the top of transfer truck trailers, has been damaged by use and needs to be replaced. We will design a new structural steel skirt to replace the existing. The services include structural design and drafting of construction documents for repairs to the metal skirt around the slot in the transfer station floor. These will be combined as needed to produce tools that can be used throughout the completion of the following tasks. We have assumed that the original design drawings of the transfer building floor showing dimensions and details of the existing slot in the floor will be provided to us. Drawings and Documents: • One structural drawing with specifications via notation on the drawing. • Review of shop drawing. • Structural calculations signed for permit. Project meetings: No meetings are currently anticipated. The County has been using an internally developed statistical analysis computer analysis method for groundwater monitoring and reporting at the Buena Vista and Ben Lomond Landfills. The program is nearing the extent of its sample base (50) and needs to be revised. The existing program is also not user friendly. The County would like to implement a new analysis technique in support of its’ required groundwater monitoring and reporting program. The primary objective of this task is to update the statistical analyses for the groundwater monitoring program at the Buena Vista Landfill, as defined by the Waste Discharge Requirements for the site. More specifically, the scope of work would include the transfer of the existing groundwater data into the software package completion of the statistical calculations required by the site’s Monitoring and Reporting Program, and providing a training session for County staff in use of the computer software. The primary objective of this task is to update the statistical an...
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Hrs. The commercial and technical bids of the tenders will be opened on the same day at 15.00 Hrs. in presence of the tenderers remain present. The tenderers are advised that the price bids(Annexure-I of Part-II) should be sent in separate sealed cover superscribing “Price bid” on the envelope as advised in Part-I instructions to the tenderers. Incomplete and late tenders are liable to be rejected out rightly, however, management reserves the right to accept or reject all or any or part of the tender without assigning any reasons what-so-ever. Xxxxxxx found contrary to the terms and conditions as contained in the tender documents are also liable to be rejected without assigning any reason and entering into any correspondence.
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Hrs. The price bid of technically qualified bidders shall be opened after due intimation. Thanking you Tender Enquiry for Air freighting contract for cargo from USA to Chennai Airport (Ex- Works) – 1475 kgs TENDER NO.: RE/CHE/IMP/I-2112 dated 04.08.2021 BHARAT HEAVY ELECTRICALS LIMITED REGIONAL OPERATIONS DIVISION CHENNAI LAST DATE OF SUBMISSION : 09.08.2021 : 14.00Hrs CONTENTS Description Page No General Information 4 Section I Scope Of Work 5 Section II Instructions to Bidders 6 Section III Special Conditions 8 Section IV General Terms and Conditions 10 Section V Format for Techno Commercial Bid 16 Section VI Formats for Price Bid 17 Section VII 18
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Hrs. After 1 Year Vacation Pay at 4% of gross wages. 54 Hours 46 Hours 28 Hour s 26 Hours After 2 Years Vacation Pay at 6% of gross wages. 81 Hours 69 Hours 42 Hours 39 Hours After 7 Years Vacation Pay at 8% of gross wages. 108 Hours 92 Hours 56 Hours 52 Hours
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