Operational Tests Clause Samples

Operational Tests. These are procedures that are necessary to verify the correct operation of machinery, equipment and facilities that make up the Project, in each of its Stages. These procedures shall be proposed by the CONCESSIONAIRE in the Technical File.

Operational Tests. After the Work is completed and as one of the precedents to final inspection, the Contractor shall perform operational tests as required by the Contract Documents and as required to demonstrate to RMWD the correct and proper operation of the various facilities forming a part of the Work, including but not limited to the correct sequences of operation and the satisfactory performance of all components. The Contractor shall repair, replace, adjust, or otherwise correct the improper operation of any system or component and all faulty or defective Work as RMWD may require for his approval. Based upon the operational tests results, the Contractor shall prepare and submit revised or additional information and data for the previously approved submittals as required by RMWD and as provided in Paragraph 12.12. Each operational test shall be performed continuously for not less than 168 hours (7 days). The Contractor shall also perform a camera video of the newly installed line.

Operational Tests. Water Distribution System

Operational Tests. All equipment shall be checked while under normal operation load and observations recorded. All switches, control devices, etc., shall be checked for their proper functioning. Lighting fixtures shall be checked for proper lamps and all missing or burned out lamps replaced. All interior communications equipment shall be operated in a normal manner and each component observed to perform its intended function. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Revision March 30, 2000 Page 79 of 87 100 Midnight Warrior Technical Specifications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Alarm circuits shall be tested in accordance with USCG and SOLAS requirements. Electronic equipment installations shall be checked by the equipment installers and/or manufacturer's representative. All motor driven appliances shall be given an operational test under normal operating load conditions. All operating push buttons, pressure switches, etc., shall be checked to assure their proper size heater element and freedom of operation.

Operational Tests. These tests evaluate driving-relevant visual ability, using driving-relevant stimuli and context while driving through simulated space. For the operational tests, subjects will drive in the center lane of a three-lane highway, at a constant speed achieved through “cruise control”. While at a constant speed, they will perform the six operational vision tests detailed below:

Operational Tests. The Partner shall perform operational control tests and obtain water samples at any time and place in the treatment process and /or in the distribution system as required to ensure safe drinking water. These tests shall include bacteriological content, turbidity, pH, hardness, floc, chlorine residual, appearance, and objectionable tastes and odors. The minimum required operational testing shall be IAW the IEPA Special Exception Permit for RIA. The Partner shall adjust operations as necessary to maintain water quality in coordination with the IGSA-TR and based on sampling/testing results.