INSPECTION PERFORMANCE. If Services to be performed, or Materials to be delivered, requires that Seller or Seller’s Subcontractors enter Buyer’s facilities, Seller acknowledges that Seller, or Seller’s Subcontractors, has inspected, or has been given the opportunity to inspect, the premises upon which Seller or Seller’s Subcontractors will perform Services, or deliver Materials, in order to become familiar with all applicable site conditions. Seller warrants that Seller, and Seller’s Subcontractors shall (1) supply all necessary labor, materials, tools, and equipment; (2) conform to all required governmental and accepted industry standards of engineering, construction, and safety; and (3) comply with Buyer’s plant specific requirements and the Rules. Seller agrees that all supervisory and craft personnel will have the skills, licenses, and training necessary for performance of Services, or delivery of Materials, as required by governmental regulation, industry standards, and Buyer’s Rules.
INSPECTION PERFORMANCE. If Electric Utility has reasonable cause to believe Code Violations or unsafe conditions (or other violations of ARTICLE III) involving all parties exist on its system, it will provide documentation of this belief to all parties, and it may, not more than once every five (5) years, perform a periodic safety inspection of Electric Utility’s Poles, including Attachments under this Agreement. The scope of the safety inspection may include the entire system or may be limited to a smaller portion of the system, such as one circuit or the circuits fed by one substation, at the discretion of Electric Utility. At least three (3) months prior to any such safety inspection, Electric Utility shall provide notice of the safety inspection to the Licensee, which shall describe the scope of the inspection and provide Licensee with notice of the anticipated date of the inspection. Electric Utility and all Attachers shall share equally in the cost of the Initial Safety Inspection and any subsequent safety inspections.
INSPECTION PERFORMANCE. Within a reasonable time, not to exceed two (2) years after the Effective Date of this Agreement, the Parties will jointly perform a safety inspection to identify any safety violations of all parties on the Poles (“Initial Safety Inspection”), including Licensor and Joint Users, except that no such Initial Safety Inspection will occur if Licensee does not have any existing Attachments, which the parties agree is the case here. Following the Initial Safety Inspection, and not more than once every five (5) years thereafter (or five (5) years after execution of this Agreement if an Initial Safety Inspection is not conducted), Licensor may perform periodic system-wide safety inspections of Licensor Poles, including Licensee Attachments, upon six (6) months’ advance written notice to Licensee. Such notice will describe the scope of the inspection and provide Licensee with an opportunity to participate. Licensee and Licensor, and other attachers to Licensed Poles, will share equally in the Initial Safety Inspection cost whether the Initial Inspection is performed by the Licensor or a third party contractor. In the event the Initial Safety Inspection or any subsequent safety inspection is performed by a third party contractor, the Licensee will have the right to seek bids from third party contractors prior to the inspection and propose such bids to Licensor. Licensor will not be required to use any third party contractor proposed by the Licensee, provided that any third party contractor used by the Licensor to perform any inspection will charge no more than the lowest qualified bid proposal (in Licensor’s reasonable discretion) provided by the Licensee. For inspections performed after the Initial Inspection, Licensee will pay a pro-rata share of the Licensor’s inspection costs and will incur its own costs to participate in such periodic safety inspections. The Licensee’s pro-rata share of Licensor’s cost will be equal to the percentage of the total violations caused by Licensee’s Attachments as identified during the inspection.
INSPECTION PERFORMANCE. Annual Scheduled Inspection Incentive Pay: For the life of this Agreement, employees who demonstrate superior performance on annual state bus inspections will receive additional compensation each year as follows: The District will pay each employee six hundred fifty dollars ($650) if 95% (rounded to the nearest whole bus) or more of the buses inspected pass the annual scheduled WSP bus inspection. If the annual scheduled WSP inspection is passed at 100% then employees will receive an additional three hundred fifty dollars ($350) for a total of one thousand dollars ($1,000). All efforts will be made to request the annual inspection be scheduled after the close of the school year. The above amounts are payable on the first month after the inspection is conducted. A bus is "out-of-service" for purposes of this Incentive Program if the bus is found by the State Patrol to be "out-of-service" for a mechanical problem or other vehicle maintenance reason. A bus shall not be "out-of-service" for purposes of this Program if the reason for the State Patrol's determination of non-serviceability is non-mechanical. As examples, a "non-mechanical out-of-service" finding is when the "out-of-service" finding is due to an unauthorized item being left on the bus by a non-mechanic or when a non-mechanic fails to secure the gas cap on the filler pipe and the bus is inspected without one. It is agreed that used buses acquired during the term of this Agreement will not be included in the out-of-service count for the first year following their acquisition. Annual Unannounced Inspection Incentive Pay/Day: The District will pay each employee three hundred dollars ($300) if 95% (rounded to the nearest whole bus) or more of the buses inspected pass the annual unannounced WSP bus inspection. If the unannounced WSP bus inspection is passed at 100% the employees will receive an additional two hundred dollars ($200) for a total of five hundred dollars($500). If the achieved rating is no buses "out-of-service", each employee will also receive one day off with pay to be added to the employee's vacation schedule for use between the date of notification of the inspection results and August 31 of the following year. The incentive day must be used within the specified time period or will be lost. Incentive day is not subject to carry-over or cash-out.
