Major Function Clause Samples
The "Major Function" clause defines the principal purpose or essential activity that a party is expected to perform under the agreement. In practice, this clause identifies the key obligations or services that are central to the contract, such as delivering a specific product, providing a core service, or fulfilling a critical operational role. By clearly outlining what constitutes the main function, the clause helps both parties understand their primary responsibilities and sets a standard for evaluating performance. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity regarding the most important duties under the contract, reducing the risk of disputes over what is fundamentally required.
Major Function. Accountability
3.1 Identifies and analyzes school data to inform the school counseling program and measure program results.
3.2 Analyzes data on how time is used and adjusts program delivery to meet student needs as demonstrated in school data.
3.3 Collects and analyzes results data of school counseling program activities to guide program evaluation and improvement.
3.4 Monitors student academic performance, attendance and behavioral data to inform school counseling program goals.
3.5 Conducts self-analysis to determine strengths and areas of improvement and plans professional development accordingly.
3.6 Conducts a school counseling program assessment annually to review extent of program implementation and effectiveness.
3.7 Shares school counseling program results data with relevant stakeholders. Observations and comments:
Major Function. Major Function" means a function that is frequently used or represents the essential functions for which Product is purchased or used by a customer or is necessary for approval or sale by Government agencies or applicable standards.
Major Function. Delivery of a Comprehensive School Counseling Program
2.1 Provides direct student services (school counseling core curriculum, individual student planning and responsive services).
2.2 Delivers school counseling core curriculum lessons in classroom and large-group settings.
2.3 Provides appraisal and advisement to assist all students with academic, career and personal/social planning.
2.4 Provides individual and group counseling to students with identified concerns and needs.
2.5 Indirect student services are provided on behalf of identified students; strategies to include referrals, consultation and collaboration.
2.6 Refers students and parents to appropriate school and community resources to support student achievement and success.
2.7 Consults with parents and other educators to share strategies that support student achievement and success.
2.8 Collaborates with parents, other educators and community resources to support student achievement and success.
Major Function. This is responsible technical and skilled work in firefighting including the preservation of life and protection of property against fire and related hazards. Duties include the operation and maintenance of Fire Rescue Division vehicles and equipment. Work involves responsibility for the protection of life and property through firefighting and rescue operations, usually under close supervision. Employees of this class are also required to learn and participate in the operation of firefighting equipment and apparatus. Although firefighting and emergency rescue work, including the administration of emergency medical treatment, are the most difficult and responsible areas of activity, a major portion of time is spent on pre-fire surveys; training, studying methods, techniques and organization of firefighting and on routine duties in the care and maintenance of Fire Department property and equipment. Work involves an element of personal danger and requires working on extended shifts. Work is usually performed in accordance with explicit instructions and well defined procedures; however, satisfactory performance of the work requires initiative and a thorough individual understanding of the methods, equipment and principles of firefighting, fire prevention, rescue and emergency medical techniques in meeting a wide variety of emergencies. Firefighters with appropriate specialized training may work in the assignment of Hazardous Materials Technician, Technical Rescue Member, Apparatus Operator/Driver or assigned to an Emergency Medical Unit. Firefighters who serve in the additional role of paramedic also perform the illustrative duties outlined in the Paramedic job description. Responds to alarms of fire or other emergencies; dons personal protective equipment; works in enclosed areas; lays and connects hoses; holds nozzles which direct water streams; raises and climbs ladders; uses chemical extinguishers, bars, hooks, lines and other equipment. Responds to alarms of fire or other emergencies in commercial, residential and multiple story structures; climbs stairs carrying a myriad of firefighting tools or emergency medical equipment; performs search and rescue techniques for locating building occupants; operates and controls building fire suppression systems; operates building elevators under fire service control. Responds to alarms of fire or other emergencies often performing duties for an extended period of time while wearing self- contained breathing apparatus...