Maintenance Shutdowns Clause Samples

Maintenance Shutdowns. Subject to Section 2.6(b), each Party (the “Shutting Down Party”) shall give the other Party (the “Other Party”) notice on or before the first Business Day of each calendar month setting out the periods during which, in the following consecutive sixteen (16) months, any of the Facilities operated by the Shutting Down Party are scheduled to be shut down for maintenance. The Shutting Down Party shall include in such notice the anticipated length of the scheduled shutdown and the proposed restart rates after completion of the applicable maintenance. The Shutting Down Party shall notify the Other Party as soon as reasonably practicable in the event that any of the Facilities is scheduled to be shut down in the first three (3) months of this Agreement.

Maintenance Shutdowns. Employees scheduled with tradespeople on a planned maintenance shutdown will continue to work on twelve (12) hour shifts and follow their regular days off. However, it may be necessary on some occasions to schedule some employees working twelve (12) hours on night shift to work twelve (12) hours on day shift or as mutually agreed.

Maintenance Shutdowns. Buyer acknowledges that the Plant and the Tolling Facility will require periodic maintenance shutdowns. Seller will give Buyer ninety (90) Days prior Notice of scheduled major maintenance shutdowns and the expected duration of each major shutdown. Seller will promptly advise Buyer of any subsequent changes to the schedule.

Maintenance Shutdowns. During each year of this Agreement, the Contractor shall schedule an annual maintenance shutdown during which the Contractor shall perform repair or replacement of equipment that cannot be serviced while the systems are in operation as well as certain unscheduled maintenance work, which is to be performed by the Contractor with maximum quality within a limited time. The Contractor shall provide all manpower for management, planning, scheduling, logistics and execution of such a maintenance shutdown, including quality control and expediting. The Contractor shall obtain the approval of the Facility Manager before the annual maintenance shutdown is scheduled and performed.

Maintenance Shutdowns. (a) Subject to Section 2.6(b), each Party (the “Shutting Down Party”) shall give the other Party (the “Other Party”) notice on or before the first Business Day of each calendar month setting out the periods during which, in the following consecutive sixteen (16) months, any of the Facilities operated by the Shutting Down Party are scheduled to be shut down for maintenance. The Shutting Down Party shall include in such notice the anticipated length of the scheduled shutdown and the proposed restart rates after completion of the applicable maintenance. The Shutting Down Party shall notify the Other Party as soon as reasonably practicable in the event that any of the Facilities is scheduled to be shut down in the first three (3) months of this Agreement. (b) In the event that a Facility is scheduled to be shut down for maintenance as a result of a Third Party shutdown of facilities, and the Shutting Down Party has not received notice from the Third Party of such scheduled shutdown at least seventy (70) days before the commencement of the year in which the shutdown is scheduled to occur, then the Shutting Down Party shall give the Other Party notice of any such shutdown as soon as reasonably practicable after the Shutting Down Party receives notice from the Third Party. (c) The Shutting Down Party shall give the Other Party prompt notice if any event occurs that shall result in the relevant Facilities being shut down other than for scheduled shutdowns and the expected duration thereof and of any changes to the scheduled shutdowns under Sections 2.6(a) and (b) above. (d) Each Party shall use commercially reasonable efforts to coordinate full or partial shutdowns (whether for maintenance or otherwise) of its Facilities, and the restart of any shut down Facilities, with those of the other Party so as to effect such shutdowns and restarts in an efficient, cost effective, safe and environmentally responsible manner that minimizes the disruption and cost to the other Party. The Shutting Down Party shall provide the Other Party with reasonable notice of any changes in the anticipated length of a scheduled shutdown or the proposed restart rates after completion of the applicable maintenance and, after the scheduled shutdown has commenced, the Shutting Down Party shall promptly notify the Other Party of any such changes. (e) Each Party shall give prompt notice to the other Party of events affecting its ability to receive scheduled deliveries of Site Services. (f) The O...

Maintenance Shutdowns. 26.9.1 The parties recognise the requirement for both flexibility and planning in relation to any need for maintenance shutdowns. Should a shutdown be necessary, 2 month’s notice in writing shall be given to employees prior to any shutdown taking place, and the length of any shutdown shall be no longer than 3 weeks. No more than 3 weeks of annual leave to be used for shutdown purposes. For the purpose of this clause only, employees may elect to take long service leave in lieu of annual leave. 26.9.2 If an employee does not have sufficient annual leave accrued to cover the entirety of the shut down period, the employer may provide the employee either with unpaid leave or paid annual leave in advance to make up the shortfall. To avoid doubt, employees who are given paid annual leave in advance will need to ‘work off’ that advanced leave before taking further leave. For example, if an employee is provided 3 days annual leave in advance, upon their return to work they will need to accrue that 3 days leave, as well as further days leave, before being eligible to take further annual leave.