Progress Measurement Sample Clauses

Progress Measurement. The Contractor shall, until Substantial Completion of Subproject 2, develop and maintain systems and procedures for the measurement of progress against the CPM Schedule. The Contractor shall measure progress based on actual Work completed.

Progress Measurement a) Manual skills will be judged by the supervisor for whom the trainee works.

Progress Measurement. The requirement of technical skills will be based on the Ministry’s criteria in which, a basic, intermediate and advanced course will be completed with a passing grade identified by the Ministry. In the event of a failure, the Trades Apprenticeship Committee will determine the action to be taken, which may include re- testing the failed work after a suitable study period. A trainee will be allowed only one failure during any twelve-month period.

Progress Measurement. LTVSMC will update the attached LTVSMC Mercury Release Inventory in February of each year starting in January of 2001. The key reporting parameter for emissions from pelletizing furnaces and power plant boilers will be mercury emissions on a pound per ton or pound per MWH, produced respectively.

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Progress Measurement. Success of this program will be measured by completion of a review of the life span of low mercury fluorescent bulbs, and implementation of a company-wide fluorescent bulb purchase policy.‌

Progress Measurement. Success of this program will be measured by successful completion of the product inventory as described above. The results of the inventory will be useful in developing a phase-out program of products that have a higher potential of mercury release. The inventory may also be useful for revising the MPCA mercury emission inventory for products.

Progress Measurement. The requirement of technical will be based on the Ministry's criteria in which, a basic, intermediate and advanced course will be completed with a passing grade identified by the Ministry. In the event of a failure, the Trades Apprenticeship Committee will determine the action to be taken, which may include re-testing the failed work after a suitable study period. A trainee will be only one failure during any twelve-month period. Manual skills and the Apprenticeship Training Standards Guide will normally be judged by the Maintenance Supervisor. Tools: After a comparison by the trainee's Supervisor, of tool lists with tools on hand, a clear-cut mark of conformance is possible. No exceptions will be made. A composite report on each trainee will be written twice yearly by the Maintenance Supervisor combining (a), and above. If a grade other than satisfactory is obtained, immediate action will be taken by the Trades Apprenticeship Committee to establish the reason and take steps to correct the situation. A trainee will be allowed only one failure in any 12-monthperiod. POLICY ON EQUIVALENCY TO GRADE UNDER APPRENTICESHIP AND ACT FOR REGISTRATION OF

Progress Measurement. Contractor shall, until Substantial Completion of all Trains, develop and maintain systems and procedures for the measurement of progress against the Project Schedule. Contractor shall measure progress based on actual Work completed.