General routines Sample Clauses

General routines. This schedule has been prepared to indicate the minimum requirements for the preventative maintenance of the CCTV system. The Contractor shall be responsible for all of the maintenance necessary to ensure that the complete CCTV system as specified in this Maintenance Agreement achieves a constant high quality operation. The schedule indicates the maintenance tasks required but does not state how they will be carried out. All maintenance activities will be completed in accordance with the equipment manufacturer's guidelines, recommendations and good working practices. The following symbols are used:- M Monthly (calendar) 3M Quarterly (3 monthly) 6M Semi-annually (6 monthly) Y Annually In all instances where preventative maintenance work has identified the need to replace equipment, items or components, this work shall be carried out under the maintenance function as defined within the Contract.
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General routines. This schedule has been prepared to indicate the minimum requirements for the preventative maintenance of the Intruder Alarm systems and Radio Response services. The Contractor shall be responsible for all of the maintenance necessary to ensure complete functioning entire Intruder Alarm and Radio Response services as specified in this Service and Maintenance Agreements and the tender requirement. The schedule indicates the maintenance tasks required but does not state how they will be carried out. All maintenance activities will be completed in accordance with the equipment manufacturer's guidelines, recommendations and good working practices. The following symbols are used: - M Monthly (calendar) 3M Quarterly (3 monthly) 6M Semi-annually (6 monthly) Y Annually In all instances where preventative maintenance work has identified the need to replace equipment, items or components, this work shall be carried out under the maintenance function as defined within the Contract.
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General routines i. This schedule has been prepared to indicate the minimum requirements for the preventative maintenance of Security Management and Control System. The Contractor shall be responsible for all of the maintenance activities necessary to ensure complete functioning of Security Management and Control System as specified in this SLA. ii. The schedule indicates the maintenance tasks required but does not state how they will be carried out. All maintenance activities will be completed in accordance with the equipment manufacturer's guidelines, recommendations and good working practices. iii. In all instances where preventative maintenance work has identified the need to replace equipment, items or components, this work shall be carried out under the maintenance function as defined within the Contract.
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