MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS Clause Samples
MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS. 36.1: A Public Safety Officer shall not be required to wash or clean departmental vehicles used in patrol, investigative or administrative functions. Public Safety Officers, however, will be required to wash fire trucks and life support vehicles. In addition, Public Safety Officers shall not be required to perform routine janitorial or custodial service, except in the police garage, security garage and Fire Hall. In addition, officers shall be responsible for the stove, cupboards and table tops in the kitchen. The City's custodial service shall clean the carpeting as required for health and safety purposes.
36.2: In cases of inclement weather or conditions which render the building unsafe, the Public Safety Officers may be required to clean or mop those areas where the public is permitted access and where hazards to the public may result without such cleaning. The City may make such arrangements as it deems satisfactory for the washing of patrol, investigative or administrative vehicles.
MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS. The various operations and maintenance functions that are delegated to COUNTY, at COUNTY's expense, are as follows:
MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS. (g) Day-to-day routine and emergency supervision, administrative liaison and related functions required in connection with the maintenance and repair of the Public Company Group Assets. The Seconded Employees performing these maintenance supervision, liaison and related functions shall possess the qualifications, experience and/or training consistent with the qualifications and experience which are typical for personnel maintaining such facilities and in accordance with the rules and regulations of Hess and any applicable Governmental Authority and Applicable Law.
(h) Maintenance and repair of the Public Company Group Assets, and other obligations required by right-of-way agreements. The Seconded Employees performing this maintenance shall possess the qualifications, experience and/or training consistent with the qualifications and experience which are typical for personnel maintaining such facilities and in accordance with the rules and regulations of Hess and any applicable Governmental Authority and Applicable Law.
(i) Provision of equipment inspection, surveillance, corrosion control and monitoring, and the resulting records and history.
(j) Implementation of a preventative maintenance program, including static vessel, tank, rotating and electrical equipment maintenance and integrity, for the Public Company Group Assets, including, without limitation, periodic testing, adjustment, maintenance, repair and/or replacement of the Public Company Group Assets.
(k) Preparation and retention of appropriate maintenance records and logs regarding the Public Company Group Assets.
(l) Technical functions for purposes of trouble-shooting problems, improving, upgrading, repairing and meeting all regulatory or safety requirements for the Public Company Group Assets.
(m) Planning, design and engineering functions related to the maintenance and repair of the Public Company Group Assets; selecting contractors and material suppliers for such activities.
(n) Advise the General Partner of major plans or significant changes in the maintenance or repair of the Public Company Group Assets.
(o) Such other maintenance, repair and related functions as the General Partner may request from time to time.
MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS. The maintenance functions that are delegated to DISTRICT, at DISTRICT's sole expense, are as follows: