MAINTENANCE DEFINITION Sample Clauses

The Maintenance Definition clause establishes what activities, services, or responsibilities are included under the term "maintenance" within the context of the agreement. It typically outlines the scope of work, such as routine inspections, repairs, replacements, or updates required to keep equipment, property, or systems in good working order. By clearly defining what constitutes maintenance, this clause helps prevent disputes over obligations and ensures both parties understand their respective duties regarding upkeep.
MAINTENANCE DEFINITION. (a) This classification shall include the following: • Any standing offer maintenance contracts, including maintenance shift work on Industrial jobs. • Any renovations or repairs on the above. (b) This classification shall not include: • Any project that specifies union contractors only. • Any environmental controls work including service calls. (c) In the event that a contractor has a question as to whether a job comes under this classification, it will be the contractor’s responsibility to contact the union Business Manager for clarification.
MAINTENANCE DEFINITION. “Maintenance” for the purposes of this Agreement, shall be as defined by and in accordance with the terms of the County’s current agreement with the contracted signal maintenance company (“Contractor”) and the specific provisions contained within this agreement or as subsequently amended.

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