Proper Handling Clause Samples

The "Proper Handling" clause sets out requirements for the correct management, storage, and treatment of materials, products, or information covered by the agreement. It typically outlines standards or procedures that must be followed to prevent damage, loss, contamination, or misuse, and may specify responsibilities for packaging, labeling, or secure storage. By establishing clear expectations for how items or data should be handled, this clause helps ensure quality control, safety, and compliance, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or liability arising from improper handling.
Proper Handling. All electronic devices offered by the school for the purpose of school- related activities are the sole property of the Montessori Academy of London. Consequences for any misuse or improper handling causing damage to any device will be at the discretion of the Academic and/or Executive Director. Any user may be subject to the payment for repair or a replacement of a damaged device if their actions have been deemed by the Academic and/or Executive Director to warrant such payment.
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Proper Handling. ● If it is not yours, do not touch it unless you have permission to do so. ● Treat the Chromebook/iPad like a piece of glass. It will break if mistreated. ● Keep devices in a safe place when not in use (charging cart, carrying case, etc.) where it is not likely to fall, be smashed, or stepped on/tripped over. ● Do not lean on, step, or sit on the Chromebook/iPad or place anything near the device that could put unnecessary pressure on the screen or device which may crack. ● Put down your device gently; do not slam down your device or slide it across the floor/table even if it is in its carrying case. ● Close chromebooks lids gently. Do not try to force the lid to close while someone’s hand, arm, or other object is in the way which may result in a broken screen or hinge. ● Cords and cables must be inserted into and removed carefully from the device to prevent damage. Do not yank on cords, rather, attach/remove while firmly holding onto the base of the cord. ● Do not stick anything into the device’s ports that do not belong (food, pens, pencils, etc.) ● Peripherals should be kept secure in the bag they were distributed in when not in use. ● Wires should be wound loosely. Do not allow them to dangle from desks/chairs/lockers/etc. where they can be stepped on or tripped over. ● Avoid cramming/focing peripherals into cases, desks, bags where they may be broken. ● Keep devices/peripherals out of extreme temperatures. (Below 30°F or above 90°F) Do not leave the devices/peripherals in direct sunlight for an extended period of time. ● If dirty, clean devices and peripherals with a soft cloth. (No paper towels or clorox wipes which can cause scratches/damage the exterior casing) ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ is always happy to clean your technology for you in the library if it becomes especially dirty. ● Keep all technology away from food, drink, water, cleaning agents, etc. ● Do not place “skins” or stickers on your technology. Similarly, do not remove any stickers, screws, or labels that were on your device when it was issued to you. ● Do not mutilate/scratch/write on/deform your technology in any way. This includes intentionally removing/writing on the ID Tags/labels/logos/removing keys, screws, touchpads, etc. If the QP ID is mutilated/unreadable, we may not be able to identify the item as yours which means we can’t clear your loan at the end of the year. ● If any piece of your keyboard breaks/falls off, save the pieces and return them to your teacher or ▇▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. Many times th...
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Proper Handling. The borrower shall treat the test installation with the care of a prudent businessman, maintain it in a serviceable condition and protect it appropriately against damage, destruction and theft. The borrower shall
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Proper Handling. The rental object must be handled carefully and properly, operated properly and in accordance with the specifications. This includes that the transport of easily flammable, toxic or dangerous substances as well as animals, smoking inside the PlugVan modules as well as inappropriate use are prohibited. You will be charged a cleaning fee of 200.00 euros net for violations. For the removal of more severe soiling, you will be invoiced for the costs incurred by us for professional cleaning plus a processing fee of 100.00 euros net. It is also prohibited to attach objects to or in the PlugVan (cans, stickers, foils, signs, ...) unless you have received our written consent. Please note that any damage caused by these objects will be at your expense.
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