Effective Management. Governance activities described in this Exhibit will strengthen Customer’s and Provider’s ability to track and control Services delivered.
Effective Management. The Caterer will have a competent Dietician-cum-Manager on the premises at all times who shall represent the Caterer in his absence. The Caterer will visit the establishment once a week for overall supervision and ensure the smooth functioning of Canteen including hygienic/neat conditions in Canteen.
Effective Management. The Agency demonstrates effective management processes based on a continuous improvement approach to service management and delivery.
Effective Management. A. The Library Media Specialist applies classroom management techniques to establish a positive and productive learning environment.
Effective Management. The Guidance Counselor, School Adjustment Counselor, School Psychologist, or School Social Worker meets individual and/or group case load responsibilities.
Effective Management. 15.1 The Vendor will have a competent Manager on the premises at all times who shall represent the Vendor in his absence. The Vendor will visit the establishment once a week for overall supervision and ensure the smooth functioning of Cafe including hygienic/neat conditions in the Tuck Shop/Cafe.
Effective Management. The services will be largely provided under the Council’s grounds maintenance contract and will include: • Grass cutting All general grass areas are cut on a regular basis maintaining a height between 30mm and 90mm. During growth season this requires a cut roughly every 14 to 20 days. These works include mowing and/or strimming around immovable objects such as bins, posts & seats, cutting right up to the edges of shrub beds, path edges, xxxxxx, walls and gullies. Grass clippings will not be collected after cutting, but will be blown from hard surfaces. • Litter and rubbish clearance Cleansing Operations are carried out in accordance with a summer and winter programme. The ‘Summer Programme’ is the period between March and October inclusive; and the ‘Winter Programme’ is the period of the year excluding the Summer Period. The specification for litter collections require the contractor to visit and remove all manageable items of litter from wherever they occur within the site boundary, as laid out in DEFRA’s code of practice on litter and refuse 1990. • Shrub maintenance Beds are contracted to be visited monthly in order to maintain them in a neat, tidy and attractive condition, ensuring shrubs are in a healthy state and do not present problems of nuisance and danger to those who come into contact with them. • Hard surface maintenance Paths, playgrounds, car parks, and other hard or semi-loose surfaces are required to be maintained in a safe, clean manner throughout the year and are weeded regularly. • Playground inspection and maintenance Regular inspections (minimum once per week) are required on all play areas throughout site to ensure all play equipment therein are maintained in a safe, clean, usable condition as per the ROSPA guidelines. Play area safety surfaces are to be maintained in a safe and durable condition and these works are to be implemented at such times and at such intervals which shall reduce to a minimum the inconvenience to users. Trees in the public realm are inspected as follows: • Street trees – every 3 years • Parks and open spaces trees – as and when required on a risk basis Works to trees are carried out as and when required following inspection. Where trees are removed the Council commits to replace this within 12 months albeit this may not be in the exact same location. HIGHWAYS AND STREET LIGHTING Highways defects
Effective Management. The Contractor shall use effective processes to direct and manage DO efforts, including direction and control of subcontractors.
