Workscope Clause Samples
The Workscope clause defines the specific tasks, deliverables, and responsibilities that a party is required to perform under a contract. It typically outlines the scope of services or work to be completed, including timelines, milestones, and any relevant standards or specifications. By clearly delineating what is expected, the Workscope clause helps prevent misunderstandings and disputes by ensuring both parties have a shared understanding of the obligations and boundaries of the work to be performed.
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Workscope. Prior to Induction. GE will prepare a Workscope in accordance with GE Workscope Planning II Guide, Repair Manual and Repair specification , Customer’s Aircraft/Engine Maintenance Program, Customer’s General Maintenance Manual and provide it to Customer for approval. Workscope shall incorporate the [*****] minimum build specification requirement of [*****] remaining before a next shop visit. [*****] Confidential material redacted and filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Azul Agreement # 1-1373256434 September 25, 2009 - 10 -
Workscope. Under the terms of this agreement, the Grantee will address the following elements listed in 49 USC §60134 through the actions it has specified in its Application.
Workscope. Prior to Induction, GE will prepare a Workscope and provide it to Customer for approval.
Workscope. The following works must be undertaken by UE. List to be provided but may include – Upgrade or installation of a distribution substation or other works. Undertake assessment of the generator connection and prepare a report. Review opportunities for the generator to provide network support and to receive avoided Distribution Use of System (DUoS) and Transmission Use of System (TUoS) payments. Provide advice to the Generator’s contractor on protection and control design to satisfy UE access standards. Install an operator warning label within the distribution substation and update the UE generator register and GIS. Witness generator commissioning tests if required. Review commissioning test report. Prepare the generator connection agreement.
Workscope. Under the terms of this agreement, the Grantee will address the following elements listed in 49 USC §60134 through the actions it has specified in its Application.
(1) Participation by operators, excavators, and other stakeholders in the development and implementation of methods for establishing and maintaining effective communications between stakeholders from receipt of an excavation notification until successful completion of the excavation, as appropriate.
Workscope. Under the terms of this agreement, the Grantee will address, the following elements listed in 49 USC §60134 through the actions it has specified in its Application.
(1) Participation by operators, excavators, and other stakeholders in the development and implementation of methods for establishing and maintaining effective communications between stakeholders from receipt of an excavation notification until successful completion of the excavation, as appropriate.
(2) A process for fostering and ensuring the support and partnership of stakeholders, including excavators, operators, locators, designers, and local government in all phases of the program.
(3) A process for reviewing the adequacy of a pipeline operator’s internal performance measures regarding persons performing locating services and quality assurance programs.
(4) Participation by operators, excavators, and other stakeholders in the development and implementation of effective employee training programs to ensure that operators, the onecall center, the enforcing agency, and the excavators have partnered to design and implement training for the employees of operators, excavators, and locators.
(5) A process for fostering and ensuring active participation by all stakeholders in public education for damage prevention activities.
Workscope. For each Qualified Shop Visit, CFM will develop a Workscope consistent with the CFM Workscope Planning Guide. Such Workscope may include reliability and performance enhancements and AAA approved repairs. CFM may incorporate additional Workscope elements during the Term to improve Engine operating characteristics and incorporate CFM-approved repairs. CFM may charge AIRLINE for any Workscope requirements from AIRLINE, AIRLINE’s specific maintenance manuals or Repair Specifications, which exceed the requirements stated in the CFM Workscope Planning Guide, as Supplemental Services. LLP Minimum Build will be *****, and any LLP which do not meet such Minimum Build shall be replaced by new Parts. CFM may, at its own discretion, replace an Engine with a new or used engine for either program or commercial reasons. Any such replacement engine shall be in a similar or higher configuration as the removed Engine.
Workscope. The FFP price offered to Customer is based on the following specified workscope and is priced per SV by ESN. Pricing, in 2015$, is dependent on all [*****] being completed and is valid for [*****], subject to escalation per Exhibit C. For up to [*****] Engines listed below, if inducted in the shop by December 31st 2015, [*****]. LLP material shall be purchased as required directly from GE and is not included in the pricing below. [*****] [*****] [*****] Pricing Structure FFP+ FFP+ Pricing (2015$) [*****] [*****]
Workscope. Under the terms of this grant agreement, the Recipient will address the following elements listed in the approved application as stated in 49 U.S.C. §60134 (b). ▪ Element 7 (ENFORCEMENT): Enforcement of State damage prevention laws and regulations for all aspects of the damage prevention process, including public education, and the use of civil penalties for violations assessable by the appropriate State authority.
Workscope. Duties and requirements include, but are not limited to: ● monitoring techniques/efficiency/safe handling; ● modifying performance in accordance with Company procedures; ● making recommendations on all aspects of the operation, seeking to improve performance and productivity; ● ensuring the Catering and Quality Assurance procedure, regulations and safety standards are followed by staff; ● enforcing State established regulations and local standards pertaining to hygiene and safe food handling practices; ● demonstrating leadership, decision making and organised skills necessary to efficiently meet performance requirements in a changing work environment; ● making recommendations on all aspects of the operation, seeking to identify opportunities to improve performance and productivity; ● various administrative and reporting duties; skilled use of knives and machinery; ● implementation of directions given by Supervisory Chef and Management staff; ● providing raw material preparation and cooking assistance to Chefs; ● repetitive use of special purpose, pre-adjusted or automated cooking equipment not requiring the possession or use of trades skill or knowledge; ● training staff in job functions and culinary skills (including job safety, use of machinery and chemicals); ● reconciling cash register takings; ● providing advanced table service where required for formal Company banquets and functions; and ● maintaining quality control checks of finished product ensuring food is to specification and correct presentation.
