Emergency Works. If urgent action is necessary to protect the work under the Sub-Contract, other property or people and the Sub-Contractor fails to take action, in addition to any other rights or remedies of Total, Total may take the necessary action without prior notice to the Sub-Contractor. If the action was action which the Sub-Contractor should have taken at the Sub-Contractor’s cost, the costs incurred by Total will be a debt due from the Sub-Contractor to Total.
Emergency Works works that are necessary at the time to put an end to, or prevent, the arising of imminent or existing circumstances likely to cause: (i) danger to persons or property; (ii) the interruption of any service provided by the Network or the network generated by a third party; (iii) substantial loss to Xxxxx or any third party; and such other works in those circumstances necessary to execute Emergency Works.
Emergency Works. 24.1 The Client acknowledges and agrees that in the event the Client instructs Xxxxxx Hire to carry out emergency works in New South Wales in response to an emergency event (as such terms are defined by the Water Management (General) Amendment (Emergency Works Exemption) Regulation 2021 (NSW) (“Regulation”)), it authorises Xxxxxx Hire (on the Client’s behalf) to:
Emergency Works. If APA believes that it is necessary to carry out Pipeline works, repairs or maintenance (other than works, repairs or maintenance set out in clause 9.1) in order to:
Emergency Works. 9.3.1. Each Party shall make all reasonable efforts to allow the other Party to attend to emergency works. Such works must not commence until all Parties are informed of the works and appropriate safeworking arrangements have been agreed.
Emergency Works. Works required to mitigate emergency situations where prompt coordination of resources is required to address immediate or imminent damages and/or repairs to infrastructure in order for Hydro One to meet its requirements under the Electricity Act and the Ontario Energy Board Act. These works include assets that are at risk of failure or have already failed, and may or may not yet be out of service. Emergency works typically fall into one of three priority levels: “high risk” (replace or rectify within 30 days), “medium risk” (replace or rectify within 30 – 90 days), and “low risk” (replace or rectify within 90+ days). Maintenance: The regular, routine actions, taken to lessen or postpone the natural deterioration of an asset (or fixture and/or equipment) of Hydro One or an Affiliate. These actions, including upkeep (e.g., vegetation management), repair, replacement and/or upgrading, are intended to keep the asset from premature loss due to failure, decline, wear or change attributable to normal use or the effect of the natural environment.
Emergency Works. 4.1 The Municipalities agree that should emergency works or action be required in respect to on-going Maintenance and Repair or Capital Works due to a compromise of the structural integrity and to ensure the safety of the public or property on the road allowance or adjoining property, such emergency works will be undertaken by the Municipality. The Municipality undertaking the work will make reasonable efforts to notify the other Municipality prior to the works or as soon as possible following securing the site.
Emergency Works. It is possible that occasionally essential emergency engineering work could affect the services offered, and in such cases SAPPHIRE will endeavour to give at least 8 hours and a minimum of 2 hours notice to CUSTOMER. Notice of any emergency works will be communicated to Customer elected staff by telephone and confirmed in writing via e-mail. SAPPHIRE will endeavour to ensure that no emergency works will result in a network downtime (without a work around) for more than one hour.
