Unit Management Sample Clauses
The Unit Management clause defines how individual units within a property or project are organized, maintained, and overseen. It typically outlines responsibilities for the upkeep, repair, and administration of each unit, specifying whether these duties fall to the owner, tenant, or a management entity. For example, it may address procedures for reporting maintenance issues or rules for common area usage. The core function of this clause is to ensure clear allocation of management duties and prevent disputes over unit-related responsibilities.
Unit Management. Implementation of hospital policy. • Dissemination of information to all personnel. • Ensuring environmental safety. • Monitoring the use and maintenance of equipment. • Monitoring the supply and use of stock and supplies. • Monitoring cleaning services.
Unit Management implementation of hospital policy; • dissemination of information to all personnel; • ensuring environmental safety; • monitoring the use and maintenance of equipment; • monitoring the supply and use of stock and supplies; • monitoring cleaning services.
Unit Management. Unit Management will be held by the Company. This management includes all routine maintenance works of the Unit and the public areas as well as all maintenance, cleaning and minor repairs considered necessary by the Company which result in payment by the Beneficiary to the Company of annual expenses of the amount of […..] (The "Charges"). It is expressly agreed upon between the parties that the charges also include water and electricity fees, change of linen and laundry as well as management expenses due to the Company, as the components of these charges are more fully described in Appendix 4. The Parties agree that charges may be subject to annual review by the Company, in particular according to the change in the cost of the components of the charges. Additional charges may be decided by the Company if considered by the Company necessary to carry out renovation or redecoration of the Unit or major repairs were needed (the "Additional Charges").
Unit Management. Every unit is a pair of identical devices, at most one of which is on at a time. The devices are called branches, one being nominal and the other being redundant. A manager of a unit operates on the nominal branch as long as possible. After that, the manager operates on the redundant branch as long as possible. After that, the unit is kept off until rebooting of the whole system.
Unit Management. Implementation of Employer policy; • Dissemination of information to all personnel; • Ensuring environmental safety; • Monitoring the use and maintenance of equipment; • Monitoring the supply and use of stock and supplies; • Monitoring cleaning services.