The Supervising Officer definition
Examples of The Supervising Officer in a sentence
The Supervising Officer shall have the power to amend any monthly statement submitted by the Service Provider under clause 11 of this Contract in respect of the variation, by addition or deduction, of the value of any additional work or omission which has been duly authorised.
The Supervising Officer may contact this number in order to instruct the Contractor to carry out any reported emergency work or in order to resolve any difficulties which may have arisen regarding scheduled work.
The Supervising Officer will only normally order emergency work out of hours where there is a public safety issue.
The Supervising Officer will add these sites to the contract as scheduled work in accordance with the Specification.
The Supervising Officer or a nominated representative may travel on the aircraft to confirm that terms and conditions of the Contract are being properly observed.
The Supervising Officer can log calls relating to faults with the Software and Product supplied by Document Logistix.
The Supervising Officer, in connection with any matter arising under this Agreement: represents the Department and must be available at all reasonable times for consultation with the Consultant's Principal Officer; and is deemed to be the agent of the Department in respect of any decision made or information given to or received by the Supervising Officer unless stated otherwise in this Agreement.
The Supervising Officer may however, at his discretion for one or more sites: extend the mowing season beyond the dates referred to above; reduce the number of cuts below the number specified in the Specification for a particular code of grass; increase the number of cuts above the number specified in the Specification for a particular code of grass.
The Supervising Officer may order any variation to any part of the Services that are in their opinion necessary for the proper performance of the Services.
The Supervising Officer may nominate persons to act on their behalf and the duties and extent of authority will be given in writing to the Contractor.