Loss Prevention Sample Clauses

Loss Prevention. The Manager will arrange for and coordinate loss prevention services as agreed with the Company, including furnishing assistance and professional consultation to participating insureds, in developing loss prevention systems, making inventories and surveys regarding exposures and risks covered under the Company program, analyzing claim causes and trends, including frequency and severity, developing and conducting training programs, and other information for loss prevention. The type of services which will be provided to individual insureds to help them to develop loss prevention systems will include review and analysis of past claims, management controls and development of recommendations to improve risk management.

Loss Prevention. Loss Prevention Supervisors and Loss Prevention Officers will be excluded from the bargaining unit.

Loss Prevention. Licensee shall provide its own loss prevention services for its operations in the Premises and shall cooperate with University in controlling internal security and preventing theft of property belonging to Licensee, University, or University’s faculty, staff and students. Licensee will coordinate with University’s Police Departement to secure and pay for additional security personnel as may be necessary for security sensitive events. Licensee shall bear the risks of loss or damage to inventory and Licensee's other property while in transit to or from the Premises or while on display or otherwise located within the Premises, including, without limitation, all risks of loss of monies, checks, and credit card collections and inventory pilferage, theft, and robbery.

Loss Prevention. All costs for the prevention of any loss or damage to the Chelan Power System, and all costs of the correction of any loss or damage to the Chelan Power System to the extent not paid from proceeds of insurance covering such loss or damage. Anything in this Appendix A to the contrary notwithstanding, Operating Costs shall not include costs paid or deemed paid from the proceeds of Debt Obligations or to the extent the costs of Capital Improvements were paid from Capital Recovery Charges or Debt Reduction Charges as contemplated in Sections 7.01 (F) and (G). The Purchaser agrees that the District may, in its sole discretion, determine what Operating Costs shall be incurred in connection with the ownership, operation, maintenance and improvement of, and the production, sale and delivery of Output from, the Chelan Power System. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, if an item of cost or expense referred to above or any part thereof shall relate to less than all of the Share Participants, or shall clearly not be applicable to a Share Participant, such item shall only be included as an item of Net Costs with respect to those Share Participants to which such cost or expense relates.

Loss Prevention. Within 30 days from the Effective Date of this Contract, Provider shall submit for review by the Board a risk management and loss prevention program designed to prevent the misappropriation, loss, or damage of Capital Equipment and/or Capital Improvements. The Board shall review risk management and loss prevention program plan and shall provide a written response to Provider, within thirty (30) days of requesting edits to the plan and stating the basis for such requests. Provider shall reimburse the Board for any Capital Equipment or Capital Improvement damaged or destroyed as a result of the acts or omissions of Provider and/or its agents, volunteers, and employees. Provider shall be financially responsible to the Board for all losses of Capital Equipment and Capital Improvements that occur due to the negligent or intentional acts of Provider and/or its agents, volunteers, or employees, and not due to reasonable wear and tear.

Loss Prevention. Protect its physical assets from loss, damage or prolonged incapacity that may interrupt business-critical activities or seriously affect performance; provide plans, resources and capabilities to minimise the risk of events such as explosions, fires and release of materials arising from processes, bulk storage facilities or utilities and disruption arising from all such events in line with EHS risks; and provide adequate resources and capabilities to respond to emergencies and implement measures to safeguard the environment, people and property.

Loss Prevention. Protect its physical assets f rom loss, damage or prolonged incapacity that may interrupt business-critical activities or seriously affect performance; provide plans, resources and capabilities to minimise the risk of events such as explosions, fires and release of materials arising f rom processes, bulk storage facilities or utilities and disruption arising f rom all such events in line with EHS risks; and provide adequate resources and capabilities to respond to emergencies and implement measures to safeguard the environment, people and property.

Loss Prevention. Major Security Breach Management -▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Management Fee (third part forensic investigation occurs; cost not covered in the fixed fee per incident) $15,000 fixed fee per incident [***] Indicates that text has been omitted which is the subject of a confidential treatment request. The text has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Minor Security Breach Management -▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Management Fee (no third party forensic investigation occurs) $2,500 fixed fee per incident ACH Services To be provided by Treasury Management Earnings Credit Non-interest bearing accounts maintained at ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Bank for the purpose FAPS’s bankcard settlements will earn “Earnings Credits” to offset fees described in this proposal. The Earnings Credit Rate (ECR) Index for Wholesale Banking customers is set internally, on a monthly basis at the bank’s discretion, and is applied to the month’s average daily ledger balance. The ECR Index is calculated after evaluating a combination of factors, including 91-Day Treasury ▇▇▇▇, Fed Funds rate, Sweep rates and other market indicators. The Index may be adjusted during the month to react to market changes. The earnings credit in any month may not be more than the total monthly fees.

Loss Prevention. Lessee shall implement the loss prevention recommendations from Lessor's insurers (or their designated representative) as it pertains to Lessee's property or operations within a reasonable period ot time. Any increase in premium to Lessor from Lessee's noncompliance with this section will be borne by Lessee.