Regular Inspection definition

Regular Inspection means the visual inspection of a dam by a Delaware licensed professional engineer to detect any signs of deterioration in material, developing weaknesses or unsafe hydraulic or structural behavior.
Regular Inspection. An inspection of the network or any part thereof, done on a regular, ongoing basis.
Regular Inspection means an inspection of blood establishment pursuant to regulation 15(1);

Examples of Regular Inspection in a sentence

  • Given the interests of Mr. Lo and Ms. Lo in SOCL as set out above, both of them are considered to have material interests in the New Property Management Services Agreement.

  • Regular Inspection and Routine Maintenance: o Routine periodic maintenance is performed by the garage for all heavy and special-purpose mobile equipment utilized by the Service Provider.

  • The Company shall conduct the inspections prescribed in Article 47-2 (Daily Inspection and Maintenance) and Article 48 (Regular Inspection and Maintenance) of the Road Trucking Vehicle Law, and shall rent properly maintained "rental cars".

  • Regular Inspection and Assessment Results: Record the results of regular inspections and assessments, including identified security risks and improvement measures.


More Definitions of Regular Inspection

Regular Inspection means an inspection under regulation 12 of these regulations.
Regular Inspection means a planned inspection of the saving and credit cooperative socities.