Month Service Interval Sample Clauses
The "Month Service Interval" clause defines the frequency at which a particular service must be performed, specifying that it should occur once every month. In practice, this means that the service provider is obligated to deliver the agreed-upon service at least once within each calendar month, regardless of the exact date. This clause ensures regular and predictable maintenance or support, helping both parties maintain consistent service standards and avoid lapses that could lead to operational issues.
Month Service Interval. TAMU-CC shall inspect and clean all above-water components of the station (e.g., enclosures, locks, antennas, solar panels, stands, mounts, poles and standoffs; conduit, cables, connectors, and desiccant). TAMU-CC shall repair and replace components as necessary. TAMU-CC shall raise the side-looking current meter, inspect and clean any fouling off of the chain, sensor, sled, mount and cable to ensure proper chain movement and data collection. Digital photographs or video before and after cleaning are required.
Month Service Interval. The PCCA Contractor shall perform the two (2) - month service interval maintenance as well as the following:
Month Service Interval. TAMU-CC shall facilitate diver services to inspect and clean marine growth and fouling from all underwater components of the horizontally mounted current meter to ensure proper chain movement and data collection. Digital photographs or video before and after cleaning are required.
Month Service Interval. Perform the 6-month service tasks, where applicable, along with the following:
Month Service Interval. The PCCA Contractor shall inspect all above-water components of the station (e.g., instrument enclosures, locks, antennas, solar panels, batteries, desiccant, stands and mounts,; conduit, cables, connectors, and air pump system). Clean, repair, or replace components and consumables as necessary.
Month Service Interval. Inspect and clean all above-water components of the station (e.g., enclosures, locks, antennas, solar panels, stands, mounts, poles and standoffs; conduit, cables, connectors, and desiccant). TAMU-CC shall repair and replace components as necessary.
Month Service Interval. Facilitate divers or dive services to inspect and clean marine growth from all underwater components digital photographs or video will be taken pre and post service.