Operation of Plant Sample Clauses

The 'Operation of Plant' clause defines the responsibilities and requirements for operating equipment, machinery, or facilities (collectively referred to as 'plant') on a project or site. It typically outlines who is authorized to operate the plant, the standards or procedures that must be followed, and any necessary qualifications or certifications for operators. For example, it may require that only trained personnel use certain machinery, or that regular maintenance checks are performed. The core function of this clause is to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant operation of plant, thereby minimizing risks of accidents, damage, or regulatory breaches.
Operation of Plant. 1. T h e expe n ses un de r t h i s h e a di n g a r e t h ose t h a t h a ve bee n i n- c urr ed b y a ce n t r a l se r vice o r g a n iza t io n o r a t t h e dep a r t m e n t a l level fo r t h e a d m i n i s t r a- t io n , s u pe r visio n , a n d p r ovisio n of u t ili t ies ( excl u s ive of t elep h o n e expe n se) a n d p r o t ec- t ive se r vices t o t h e p hy sic a l pl a n t . T h e y i n- cl u de expe n ses i n c urr ed fo r s u c h i t e m s a s ▇▇▇▇ r pl a n t ope r a t io n s, ge n e r a l u t ili t y cos t s, elev a t o r ope r a t io n s, p r o t ec t io n se r vices, a n d ge n e r a l p a r k i n g lo t s.
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Operation of Plant. Where plant is provided with an operator, the Contractor must ensure that all operators: comply with DPTI safety systems, procedures and any site specific Hazard Management Plans or Safety Plans included in this contract; are supplied with personal protective equipment and the operators wear the equipment; have all appropriate licences and certificates and are trained in the operation of the plant; comply with the requirements of all relevant legislation, awards and the lawful requirements of the public or other authorities affecting the work under this Agreement; minimise detrimental effects on the environment and work in accordance with DPTI “Environmental Code of Practice for Construction” and any DPTI Environmental Management Plan; and co-operate with any other contractors and DPTI employees during the course of work.
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Operation of Plant. OR MACHINERY This policy does not insure liability arising out of the operation of any mechanical plant component while it is being used for the purpose for which it was designed (e.
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Operation of Plant. CSMG agrees to operate the Plant on Customer's real property, and to keep the Plant in good working order and repair, and to maintain the Process as fully operational in accordance with the written definite and firm plans and specifications for the Plant, subject to mechanical failures or breakdowns occasioned from the normal operation of the Plant, strikes, wars, acts of God and occurrences not within the control of CSMG. Customer agrees to cooperate fully in good faith with CSMG in dealing with any disruption of the Process at the Plant and to take all reasonable action as requested by CSMG in the resolution of such disruptions as may be necessary on the part of Customer. CSMG shall use its best efforts to install upgrades to the Plant and the Process' from CSMG designers, engineers, and scientists and as they become available from they are mutually agreed to by Customer and CSMG.
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Operation of Plant. The Management of the plant and the direction of the working force, including the right to hire, suspend or discharge for proper cause or transfer, and the right to relieve employees from their duties because of lack of work or other legitimate reasons is vested exclusively in the Company, providing that this will not be used for the purpose of discrimination against any member of the Union or to avoid any of the conditions of this Agreement. Management reserves all rights not otherwise limited or restricted by a specific provision of this Agreement.
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Operation of Plant. SCOPE OF WORK 1.01 Operator hereby agrees to operate and maintain the Peroxy Area Facility on behalf of Buyer in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. The Peroxy Area Facility is located on land leased by Buyer comprising part of the Franklin Facility. 1.02 The scope of work and services to be performed by Operator under this Agreement is described and more fully provided for in Exhibit A attached hereto and incorporated by reference. Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference lists the direct charges ("Direct Charges"), allocated charges ("Allocated Charges"), and fixed cost charges ("Fixed Charges") that will be paid by Buyer in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, and lists the charges allocated to the Peroxides Business prior to the Closing Date that will not be allocated to Buyer under this Agreement. Attached hereto as Exhibit C, for illustrative purposes, is a summary of the charges comprising the fixed fee for the Fixed Charges set forth in Section 8.01, which is based on the forecast for such charges for 2001. 1.03 All services supplied under this Agreement shall be performed under the direct supervision of Operator's personnel.
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Operation of Plant a. If the Zone A Plant has become Complete and Operational, Kennecott shall operate, maintain and replace the Zone A Plant for the Operational Period as neces- sary so as to produce at least 3500 acre feet/year of Treated Water, determined on a roll- ing average basis in accordance with Section 4.5.b, and, provided that JVWCD is not in breach of any of its material obligations under this Project Agreement relating to the Zone A Plant, Kennecott shall deliver such water to JVWCD at the Zone A Meter Station at a hydraulic gradeline elevation of 5370 feet or higher. JVWCD shall purchase such water at a price equal to the Zone A avoided operating, maintenance and replacement costs determined and payable under Section 9.1.e, plus Process Enhancement Costs de- termined and payable under Section 9.1.b, plus the Zone A Avoided Capital Costs deter- mined and payable under Section 9.1.d; provided, however, if the Zone A Plant produces more than 3500 acre feet per year of water (on a rolling average basis in accordance with Section 4.5.b) and Kennecott elects to sell such water to JVWCD, the price to be paid for water in excess of such 3500 acre feet/year, and any other terms, shall be subject to nego- tiation between the parties. At any time during the Operational Period for the Zone A Plant, Kennecott may elect (but shall have no obligation) to transfer the plant to JVWCD upon mutually acceptable terms and conditions. Upon completion of the Operational Pe- riod for the Zone A Plant, a continuing relationship may be established between the par- ties with regard to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Canyon Plant, subject to mutually acceptable terms and conditions. b. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in this Project Agreement, after the fifth anniversary of the Zone A Completion Date (as defined in the State Agreement), the 3500 acre feet/year of Treated Water for the Zone A Plant shall be calculated on each anniversary of the Zone A Completion Date on a rolling average basis over a five- year period by adding the actual annual production for each of the previous five years in which the Zone A Plant was operating and dividing such sum by 5; provided that (i) the actual annual production shall not be less than 3150 acre feet, and (ii) no more than 3850 acre feet may be included in the annual production. Prior to the fifth anniversary of the Zone A Completion Date, annual production from the Zone A Plant shall not be less than 3150 acre feet/year. If an event of a force majeure occur...
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