Mechanical and Electrical. Tenant's Plans shall contain all mechanical and electrical working drawings. Mechanical and electrical working drawings shall be prepared at Tenant's expense by engineers reasonably approved by Landlord. Tenant's Architect shall be responsible for coordination of all engineering work with Tenant's Plans.
Mechanical and Electrical. Subtenant's Plans shall contain all mechanical and electrical working drawings. Mechanical and electrical working drawings shall be prepared at Subtenant's expense by engineers reasonably approved by Sublandlord. Subtenant's Architect shall be responsible for coordination of all engineering work with Subtenant's Plans.
Mechanical and Electrical. The mechanical installation will commence when the MRF building roof and exterior shell are completed (target date is May 2010). BHS is responsible to perform mechanical and electrical installation so that the entire MRF system can be started and tested beginning mid-December 2010. Weeks 1- 3 Start and run all motors, track belts for alignment and proper tensioning. Inspect all belt splices. Confirm all requisite spare parts are on site. Test main MCC disconnect, all individual motor disconnect switches, all door interlock switches, all conveyor pull cords, and other safety devices. Adjust electrical controls. Verify all VFD parameters are correct, verify spare fuses are on site, check that all electrical connections are tightened properly, confirm that all electrical wires into the MCC are properly coded, confirm modem is functioning properly to the MCC, confirm that the DSL connection to the optical units is functioning properly, test controls for functionality. Visual inspection will be conducted to ensure all guards and safety devices are installed properly. Inspect all transitions to confirm that any required belt scrapers, skirt walls, or sealing material is installed to prevent spillage. Confirm that the required staffing will be available for production. Confirm specific staffing requirements for pre and post sort staffing, front end loaders, supervision, forklift drivers, and baler operations. Begin training of all operational personnel. Week 4-7 Begin to dial in the system by testing material on each line. System is not running in production levels. Adjust belt speeds. Adjust screen settings. Adjust optical settings. Refine and adjust the 3 standard “menus” for each line. Extensive hands on training for operational personnel are led by BHS and Potential Industries. Training of maintenance personnel on required periodic maintenance. Enter the parameters for the 3 standard “menus” for each line. Testing of entire system in production mode. Ramp up to full production mode. Continue to adjust belt speeds, screen settings, and optical settings.
Mechanical and Electrical. Employees working 12 hour shifts are not entitled to the provisions in sub- clauses 1-4. These Employees will, due to the on-call nature of their duties, be allowed a 30 minute paid meal break and two 15 minute paid tea breaks in each rostered shift.
Mechanical and Electrical. Broad form boiler and machinery insurance on a blanket repair and replacement basis with limits per accident not less than the replacement cost of all leasehold improvements and of all boilers, pressure vessels, air conditioning equipment, miscellaneous electrical apparatus, electronic data processing equipment, and all other insurable objects owned or operated by Tenant or by others (other than Landlord) on behalf of Tenant in the Premises, or relating to or serving the Premises;
Mechanical and Electrical. No exceptions.
