Maintenance Division Sample Clauses
The Maintenance Division clause defines how responsibilities for maintaining certain assets, equipment, or property are allocated between parties in an agreement. Typically, it outlines which party is responsible for routine upkeep, repairs, and servicing, and may specify standards or schedules for maintenance activities. By clearly assigning maintenance duties, this clause helps prevent disputes over neglected repairs and ensures that assets remain in good working condition throughout the contract term.
Maintenance Division. In addition, the Company further agrees that the Engineering Maintenance Division will not contract out more than 10% of its annual gross operating budget as approved each year by City Council. Warranty and capital projects are excluded from this clause.
Maintenance Division. Laid-off Local 107 Employees will be given the opportunity to place their name on the casual list.
Maintenance Division. The hours of work for Fire Department EVT’s shall be any continuous eight (8) hour period between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., forty (40) hours per week; one-half (1/2) hour lunch break; and, based on mutual agreement between the Fire Chief and the employee, a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours’ notice shall be given for change of shift.
Maintenance Division. 10. In the Maintenance Division, promotions from Helper B to Helper A shall be made on the basis of ability and completion of 12 months of service in the Maintenance Division. Promotions from Helper A to Mechanic B shall be made on the basis of Maintenance Division seniority and ability. Ability shall include satisfactory completion of the Maintenance Division Training Program. Maintenance Helpers B and Maintenance Helpers A who fail to meet the requirements of the Program will be transferred to another Division or terminated as determined by the Company. The Company may adjust the content of the Program to meet its needs. The Union will be informed of the changes. The Company agrees that it will not act unreasonably in the administration of the Program and will meet with the Union to discuss problems relating to the program. Mechanic Helpers in the Mechanic Training Program making satisfactory progress shall receive, in addition to the Helper rate and any applicable shift differential, an achievement training differential of $.25 per hour after completing 50% of the ‘general” portion and an additional $.25 per hour after completing 100% of the “general” portion of the program. Mechanic B will be promoted to Mechanic A upon completion of: