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TRAINING BY ESCO. The ESCO shall develop and conduct a training program, described in Schedule M (ESCO’s Training Responsibilities) hereto, as necessary to provide School District maintenance staff and service providers with the ability to comply with the terms of this Contract by maintaining system efficiencies during the Guarantee Period. This training program shall adequately prepare the School District for the management of all ongoing services associated with the project, including: (a) managing the ongoing service of all Selected ECMs; (b) utilizing the ESCO's measurement and verification reports to maintain system efficiencies; (c) transitioning of School District staff or service providers; and (d) communicating any Material Changes to ESCO. The ESCO must complete the training program specified in Exhibit M prior to acceptance of the Selected ECMs by the School District; however, such acceptance shall not be unreasonably delayed by the School District. The ESCO shall provide ongoing training whenever needed with respect to updated or altered Selected ECMs, including training for upgraded software. Such training shall be provided at no additional charge to the School District. The ESCO shall also provide additional future training for School District staff or service providers to account for employee transition and renegotiations of service provider agreements during the Guarantee Period.
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TRAINING BY ESCO. The ESCO shall conduct the training program described in Schedule M (ESCO's Training Responsibilities) hereto. The training specified in Schedule M (ESCO’s Training Responsibilities) must be completed prior to acceptance of the Equipment installation. The ESCO shall provide ongoing training whenever needed with respect to updated or altered Equipment, including upgraded software. Such training shall be provided at no charge to the Customer.
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TRAINING BY ESCO. The ESCO shall conduct the training program related operation of the equipment described in Exhibit A. The training related to the scope specified in Exhibit A must be completed prior to acceptance of the Equipment installation; such acceptance shall not be unreasonably delayed by the Agency. The ESCO shall provide ongoing training whenever needed with respect to updated or altered Equipment, including upgraded software for 24 months after installation is completed. Such training shall be provided at no additional charge to the Agency.
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TRAINING BY ESCO. The ESCO shall conduct the training program described in Schedule K (ESCO’s Training Responsibilities) regarding operation of all new equipment.
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TRAINING BY ESCO. The ESCO shall develop and conduct a training program, described in Schedule M (ESCO’s Training Responsibilities) hereto, as necessary to provide City or PMA maintenance staff and service providers with the ability to comply with the terms of this Contract by maintaining system efficiencies during the Guarantee Period. This training program shall adequately prepare the City or PMA for the management of all ongoing services associated with the project, including: (a) managing the ongoing service of all Selected ECMs; (b) utilizing the ESCO's measurement and verification reports to maintain system efficiencies; (c) transitioning of City or PMA staff or service providers; and (d) communicating any Material Changes to ESCO. The ESCO must complete the training program specified in Exhibit M prior to acceptance of the Selected ECMs by the PEA; however, such acceptance shall not be unreasonably delayed by the PEA. The ESCO shall provide ongoing training upon request by the PEA or City with respect to updated or altered Selected ECMs, including training for upgraded software, such training to be provided at an additional charge to the PEA. The ESCO shall also provide additional future training for City or PMA staff or service providers to account for employee transition and renegotiations of service provider agreements during the Guarantee Period, such training to be provided at an additional charge to the PEA.
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TRAINING BY ESCO. Article 12: In many performance contracts the training of facility personnel is often conducted prior to acceptance by the Institution of the completed installation. There are occasions, however, where it may be necessary to conduct training after project acceptance, which can be noted and included in the appropriate schedule. If there are charges for unscheduled training, such charges should be noted in this section. The ESCO shall conduct the training program described in Schedule V (ESCO's Training Responsibilities) hereto. The training specified in Schedule V (ESCO’s Training Responsibilities) must be completed prior to acceptance of the Equipment installation. The ESCO shall provide ongoing training whenever needed with respect to updated or altered Equipment, including upgraded software. Such training shall be provided at no charge to the Institution and shall have no effect on prior acceptance of Equipment installation. POST-CONSTRUCTION PHASE
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