Operate Clause Samples
The "Operate" clause defines the obligations and rights of a party to manage, control, or run a particular asset, service, or business activity as specified in the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the standards, procedures, and responsibilities for day-to-day operations, such as maintaining equipment, ensuring compliance with laws, or providing regular reports. Its core practical function is to clearly allocate operational duties and expectations, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring smooth, consistent management of the subject matter.
Operate. To provide the engineering, purchasing, repair, supervision, training, inspection, testing, protection, operation, use, management, replacement, retirement, reconstruction, and maintenance of and for the Generating Facility in accordance with applicable California utility standards and good engineering practices.
Operate. (i) Heating devices or systems that do not respond to normal controls or have been shut down.
(ii) Any heating system when circumstances are not conducive to safe operation or when doing so will damage the equipment.
Operate. To cause to function, turn on, to control the function of a machine, process, or system. Examine by touch.
Operate. Collectively, the activities performed by a (human) driver (with or without support from one or more level 1 or 2 driving automation features) or by an ADS (level 3-5) to perform the entire DDT for a given vehicle during a trip. (SAE J3016)
Operate. To provide the engineering, purchasing, repair, supervision, training, inspection, testing, protection, operation, use, management, replacement, retirement, reconstruction,.and maintenance of and for the Generating Facility in accordance with applicable utility standards and good engineering practices.
Operate a. As a non-profit organization, under an IRS 501(c)3 Letter of Determination
b. As a State of California endorsed incorporated organization for the purpose of: serving the needy, ill or infants (minor children)
Operate. Maintain entire works of ZLD based CETP along with all the appurtenant structures and allied works during the Concession Period.
Operate. CONA Responsibilities The Services to be provided in connection with the Operate phase will be set forth in this Exhibit D and will include the following: (1) CONA System access (2) Operations infrastructure (servers, data storage, hosting, backup, disaster recovery, database, security threat protection, upgrades, standard landscapes) (3) Network operations (4) Job monitoring, batch management (5) System maintenance (6) Basic user access (7) role based via idM (8) Helpdesk/Application Support (support will include Level 2 Support and Level 3 Support, but will not include Level 1 Support (which will be provided by Bottler), issue analysis, issue resolution, root cause analysis, reporting, support tools, data issues, and security issues) (9) Data management (data life cycle management, new data, changes, retirement of data objects, quality controls, elimination of duplicates, mass changes, conversion, new data objects/attributes, synchronization with other data sources, archiving, maintenance process/workflow)
Operate. CONA will provide certain of the Services described in Exhibit D directly, and will coordinate and manage the provision of all Services described in Exhibit D that are performed by Vendors. Operate phase Services include CONA System access, operations infrastructure, network operations, job monitoring, system maintenance, basic user access, helpdesk/application support and data management. The respective roles and responsibilities of CONA and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ with respect to Operate phase Services are set forth in detail on Exhibit D.
Operate. CONA Responsibilities The Services to be provided in connection with the Operate phase will be set forth in this Exhibit C and will include the following: