Fault Management System definition

Fault Management System means the Access Provider’s system for managing
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Fault Management System means a fault management system that allows for the electronic and manual reporting of faults in respect of certain facilities that are the subject of the KPI Regime and that has, as a minimum, the characteristics set out in paragraph 2.2 of Schedule 8.1 (KPI Regime);
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Examples of Fault Management System in a sentence

  • The Contractor will receive daily fault/ log report from Fault Management System at BMC Control Room.

  • The Contractor will receive daily fault/ log report from Fault Management System at MCGM Control Room.

  • Vendor shall provide alarm heartbeat message, a positive acknowledgment sent asynchronously once every five (5) minutes by the equipment that interfaces with Owners Fault Management System.

  • Owner and Vendor need to mutually agree upon protocol requirements for interfacing to the Fault Management System.

  • System shall be capable of reporting all alarms (faults, events, state changes, etc...) to Owners Fault Management System via Owners Operations Systems Support Network (OSSN).

  • The Access Provider will notify the Registered Party of the Access Provider’s designated Fault Management System and will use reasonable endeavours to ensure that the Fault Management System is available to Registered Parties 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

  • The Registered Party must report faults that are the Access Provider’s responsibility via the Access Provider’s Fault Management System.

  • Sure will register all reported Faults, such as failures, Outages, degradations and general inquires in a Fault Management System where a Trouble Ticket number will be assigned.

  • The Operator shall carry out or procure the carrying out of all fault rectification work identified by the Fault Management System in a timely manner and with that degree of skill and care as would be exercised by a skilled and experienced Train Operator of the LRC.

  • The Operator shall establish an audit programme by the Start Date which shall provide for a reasonable spread and frequency of audits across the LRC and across those facilities that are the subject of the Key Performance Indicators in order to ascertain the extent to which the Operator is implementing the Fault Management System in accordance with its terms (the KPI Audit Programme).