Station Maintenance. The PTO’s Maintenance Practices shall, at a minimum, address the Maintenance of the following equipment and attributes of Stations: • Circuit Breakers • Insulators/Bushings/Arrestors • Transformers • Regulator • Disconnect Switches • Metering • Battery Systems • Reactive Devices • Relaying • Communication Facilities • Station Auxiliary Equipment • Direct Current Transmission Components • Structures/Foundations As may be appropriate for the specific equipment in and configurations of the PTO’s Stations under the ISO’s Operational Control, the PTO’s Maintenance Practices shall further detail various Maintenance activities for the attributes and potential conditions of the Stations including, but not limited to: • Visual Inspection of/for: fences and grounds, vegetation, clearances, tracking, abnormal heating, cracks/chips, noise, leaks, blown fuses, and bulging of equipment cases • Oil Containment • Insulation Mediums • Equipment Contacts • Mechanical Timing • Contamination Control • Testing and Calibration • Cooling Systems • Measuring Devices • Lubrication and Overhaul of Moving Parts
Station Maintenance. All employees covered by this Agreement will perform such ordinary and normal station maintenance as may be required by the Chief or supervisor at any portion of the building used solely by the Auburn Police Department. This may include, but not be limited to, shoveling or removing snow; changing light bulbs; moving furniture, etc. The Town shall supply all necessary equipment and supplies for performing station maintenance as defined in this Section.
Station Maintenance. As may be appropriate for the specific Stations under the CAISO’s Operational Control, each PTO’s Maintenance Practices shall describe Maintenance activities for the various attributes listed below: Inspections, scheduled and unscheduled Battery systems Circuit breakers Direct Current transmission components Disconnect switches Perimeter fences and gates Station grounds Insulators/bushings/arrestors Reactive power components Protective relay systems Station Service equipment Structures/Foundations Transformers/regulators Vegetation Management
Station Maintenance. Members covered by this collective bargaining agreement shall not be required to perform building repairs beyond those that are part of routine maintenance.
Station Maintenance. 29.01 It is agreed that Bargaining Unit Employees shall not be required to undertake any duties which involves major station repairs, major renovations or major construction where other City Employees who normally perform that work are readily available.
Station Maintenance. All bargaining unit members are responsible for ensuring a safe and clean workplace. The Employer shall provide all appropriate cleaning supplies and tools. The term workplace includes, but is not limited to, the operations center, substations, and the crews assigned ambulance. The Labor Management Committee shall establish a station duty schedule and standard.
Station Maintenance. The Employer agrees to supply and make available materials required in the day-to-day cleaning of all facilities. The Employer furthermore agrees to supply items necessary to maintain satisfactory sanitary conditions of all quarters within all facilities. The Union agrees that employees are responsible for day-to-day cleaning of their facilities to maintain sanitary conditions. Repairs to, and/or replacement of, station equipment, furniture, mattresses, etc. will be addressed and remedied within a reasonable time frame from notification.
Station Maintenance. PFP assumes full responsibility for the maintenance and repairs to dispensers and signage at no additional cost to Sponsor. PFP will fix or replace any broken or vandalized Dispenser Stations within three (3) business days of notice or of discovery, whichever occurs first. The Dispenser Stations shall be kept graffiti free, at PFP’s expense. PFP will service the Dispenser Stations at least once per week or more often, if needed, and shall keep adequate supplies of biodegradable bags available for public use at all Dispenser Stations. PFP will provide contact information (telephone number or email address) for park patrons to notify it with respect to any required maintenance or service issues. If it is necessary to remove any advertising from the dispenser(s) during the Term due to vandalism or damage, PFP agrees to pay for reproduction and replacement of all advertisements/signage within a reasonable time at no cost to Sponsor. However, PFP shall not be responsible for lost advertising time resulting from the need for such reproduction and replacement that is accomplished within a reasonable time. Upon discovery of any vandalism or damage to a Sponsor station which appears targeted at the Sponsor or the Sponsor’s interests FP agrees to notify Sponsor by email and will repair or replace sponsor station within 5 business days. PFP will supply Sponsor proof of repair upon repair completion (e.g. digital photograph). Repairs that exceed 5 business days to complete will result in a prorated adjustment applied to the next monthly invoice to sponsor for each day that exceeds 5 business days that a station is not repaired.
Station Maintenance. 60.1: The Township agrees to supply and make available all materials required in the day-to-day maintenance and upkeep of all fire houses. The Township further agrees to supply all items necessary to maintain satisfactory sanitary conditions of all quarters within all fire houses.
Station Maintenance. Section 9.21.1 Realizing that the Professional Firefighters’ duties are primarily prevention of fires, training, and responding to emergency calls, both parties recognize and agree that the Firefighter may be required during the normal work day to perform routine general maintenance and routine general refurbish duties pertaining to the firehouse facility and yard. It is the intent of management to be reasonable in its requirements pertaining to these incidental duties.
