Engineering Manager definition

Engineering Manager s Approval: ............. Date: .................... DRAFT DATED JUNE 24, 2002 EXHIBIT B TO MASTER AGREEMENT ENGINEERING CHANGE ORDER (ECO) RESPONSE FORM PRODUCT SCHEDULE NO. ____ REQUEST NO. ____ Customer: .................................................................... Requestor: ........................... Phone: .............................. E-mail Address: ...................... Fax: ................................

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Engineering Manager means an employee who is appointed to that position for the South Eastern Section of the RFDS.

Engineering Manager means the Engineering Manager for the City and shall include his or her duly appointed assistants and representatives.

Examples of Engineering Manager in a sentence

• The INSPECTOR shall verify that all Special Inspectors employed by the Laboratory of Record are performing under the supervision of the Engineering Manager of the Laboratory of Record.

• Upon meeting these requirements, the City may issue certificates of occupancy for the purpose of model show homes; provided, the Developer has completed the Improvements serving the model home complex subject to the satisfaction of the Development Engineering Manager.

• Escalation Stage 1: Contractor's technicians attempting to correct the situation shall notify the Contractor’s Engineering Manager.

• Information obtained through the CCTV system may only be released when authorised by the nominated RCSI Estate and Support Services Managers – Building and Estates Manager, Front of House Manager or Engineering Manager, in conjunction with RCSI Legal Counsel.

• For a Service Level 1 or Level 2 situation, the Contractor’s Engineering Manager shall notify the JBE at four (4) hour intervals of the status of the situation until the situation is resolved or for the next twenty-four (24) hours, whichever occurs first.

• For a Service Level 1 or Level 2 situation, the Contractor’s Engineering Manager shall notify the JBE at four (4) hour intervals of the status of the situation until the situation is resolved or for the next twenty four (24) hours, whichever occurs first.

• Project Engineering Manager *** LNTP Full-time through end of engineering; part-time thereafter as necessary for the Work.

• Any deviation from standards and requirements will be referred to the Engineering Manager, and TKE will implement direction given by MSWD.

• If it is determined that the Property is responsible for any offsite improvements or cash-in- lieu for any improvements as deemed necessary by the Development Engineering Manager for the development of the Property then a Developer’s Agreement Amendment will be required to memorialize such improvements.

• Field Representatives work under the general supervision of JWA’s Airport Engineering Manager, project managers, construction managers, or other designated project team members, and they may be responsible for overseeing several disciplines.

More Definitions of Engineering Manager

Engineering Manager has the meaning set out in Section 6.1 of this Schedule 6 [Specifications and Drawings];

Engineering Manager means the person appointed in writing from time to time by LGL to occupy the position of Engineering Manager for the Contract. ‘Hourly Hire Rates’ means rates of payment per hour.

Engineering Manager means the person appointed by the Company to fulfill the role described in the Continued Airworthiness Manual, Chapter 4.

Engineering Manager means the Engineering Manager of the Town as appointed by Council and who is a Designated Officer of the Town for the purposes of this By-law;

Engineering Manager has the meaning set out in Schedule 6 [Specifications and Drawings]; “Environmental Aspect” has the meaning set out in Schedule 7 [Environmental Obligations]; “Environmental Aspect Register” has the meaning set out in Schedule 7 [Environmental Obligations]; “Environmental Coordinator” has the meaning set out in Schedule 7 [Environmental Obligations];