Service Responsibility Sample Clauses
The Service Responsibility clause defines the obligations and duties of the service provider in delivering agreed-upon services to the client. It typically outlines the scope of work, performance standards, and any specific requirements the provider must meet, such as timelines, quality benchmarks, or compliance with regulations. By clearly delineating these responsibilities, the clause ensures both parties understand their expectations, reducing the risk of disputes and promoting accountability throughout the service relationship.
Service Responsibility. Each Operator shall at all times be solely responsible for obtaining, supplying and routing Railcars other than locomotives, for all Railcar ownership costs (including per-diem charges and mileage allowances) and for providing service to its shippers within the Shared Assets Area pursuant to its transportation contracts or other prices with its shippers, including interline accounting, and all car hire and demurrage or detention charges associated with Railcars in its account within the Shared Assets Area.
Service Responsibility. Dealer acknowledges that the Products may require installation and after-sale servicing and maintenance by skilled, trained and fully qualified technicians. Dealer will provide for professional, prompt, and expert installation, and service support for Products sold in the Territory as outlined from time to time in Manufacturer's service program. Dealer shall:
(a) strictly adhere to all installation, service and parts inventory policies and guidelines established by Manufacturer from time to time. Dealer shall purchase all components related to the installation and operation of the products from the Manufacturer or Manufacturer's designated supplier. This shall include without limitation the skylights, lenses, lightwells and related accessories. Dealer shall be allowed to supply curbs from third party sources provided that these parts comply with the specifications provided by the Manufacturer;
(b) maintain proper installation and servicing tools and facilities;
(c) Dealer shall install the Products in accordance with the Manufacturer's official installation manual and instructions. Installations performed by unauthorized/uncertified personnel, not installed in accordance with the official installation manual and instructions, or otherwise improperly installed, may result in voiding all or a portion of the Manufacturer's warranty for such Product.
(d) make available and provide competent maintenance and service support, in a commercially reasonable manner and rates, to all end-users of Products (and other Products as Manufacturer may request in writing) in the Territory, irrespective of whether the Product was sold to the end-user by Dealer.
Service Responsibility. Customer will be responsible for: (i) obtaining appropriate Ancillary Services (e.g., installation and configuration of the Platform and Enhancements) and providing any necessary access for Radar to provide such Ancillary Services; and (ii) obtaining and maintaining any necessary equipment, hardware, software, and network connections for the proper functioning of the Platform. Radar will have no liability for any issues, errors, damages, or claims arising from Customer’s failure to properly maintain or monitor the provided equipment, hardware, software, and network connections (including, without limitation, Customer’s failure to authorise and enable Radar’s implementation of any required or recommended Enhancements).
Service Responsibility. Pursuant to Section 409.988(1)(a), Florida Statutes, the Lead Agency will identify services being provided to the children and families served. The Lead Agency and the Department shall complete an assessment of current services provided, identify any needed services not presently provided and what would be required to provide the services. The assessment will include a review of family support services, safety management services, treatment services, and child well-being services to address the complex needs of all children, including teens, and caregivers served within their local systems of care. The Lead Agency and the Department will identify gaps in services being provided and the reason for such gaps. Once gaps are identified, the Lead Agency may elicit the assistance of the Department in securing the resources to fill the identified gaps in service, and the Department will have an opportunity to review the supporting data collected by the Lead Agency prior to providing assistance.
Service Responsibility. Each Party shall be responsible to administer its own paramedic units and services. This administrative responsibility includes:
a. Maintenance of a paramedic unit or units that are separate and distinct from customarily staffed firefighters or peace officers.
b. The maintenance of any current licenses or co-licenses, or the application and qualification for and the obtaining and maintaining of the requisite licenses from the State of Utah and other licensing entities for its paramedic units and personnel.
c. The employment of its paramedic personnel including the establishment and implementation of its own compensation plan and personnel policies and procedures.
d. The training and scheduling of its paramedic personnel.
e. The acquisition, use, and maintenance of its paramedic vehicles and equipment.
f. The keeping of its own records and data.
g. The support and supervisory organization, clerical staff, and policies.
h. Obtaining and maintaining its own liability, errors and omissions, property, and other insurance coverage.
i. Compliance with the paramedic, emergency medical, and other applicable standards established and enforced by the State or other governmental entities having that authority, including all state standards for paramedic units.
j. All other functions necessary for the operation of its paramedic service.
k. Each jurisdictional authority shall retain a qualified medical director as required by State standards.
Service Responsibility. Dealer acknowledges that the Products may require installation, warranty, and after-sale servicing and maintenance by skilled, trained and fully qualified technicians. Dealer will provide for professional, prompt, and expert installation, warranty and service support for Products sold in the Territory as outlined from time to time in VeriChip’s service program. Dealer shall:
(a) strictly adhere to all installation, service and parts inventory policies and guidelines established by VeriChip from time to time;
(b) maintain proper installation and servicing tools and facilities;
(c) make available on-going Product maintenance at each of its offices and keep on hand at each such office an inventory of spare parts and/or units (which will be obtained solely from VeriChip) sufficient to perform its warranty and maintenance obligations;
(d) employ a sufficient number of technicians so as to ensure that each installation and service call for a Product is personally handled only by a technician who has been properly trained for such Product as stated in section 15 below.
(e) make available and provide competent maintenance and service support, in a commercially reasonable manner, to all end-users of Products (and other Products as VeriChip may request in writing) in the Territory, irrespective of whether the Product was sold to the end-user by Dealer.
Service Responsibility. In providing the Services contemplated in the Proposal, Client acknowledges and agrees that: (1) the design portions of the Services, as described in the Proposal, will be performed by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇'s Design Team, and (2) that the custom printing and mailing portion of the Services will be performed by the Print Shop. This terms of this Agreement are hereby incorporated into the proposal by reference. 3.
Service Responsibility. As required by the Community Mental Health Act, the Mental Health Board is vested with the authority to make rules and regulations concerning the rendition of mentally ill, developmentally disabled and substance abuse Services and facilities which it directs, supervises or funds; therefore, the Mental Health Board will take steps to ensure that Services are being provided in accordance with the guidelines, policies, and procedures set forth by the Mental Health Board and all applicable state and federal regulations, guidelines and procedures. If applicable, Provider shall be responsible for reviewing the Department of Human Service’s FY 2013 Attachment B, and determining those sections with which Provider must be in compliance. Attachment B may be accessed at ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/page.aspx?item= 59408. The Executive Director of the Mental Health Board shall be responsible for monitoring and enforcing this Agreement on behalf of the Mental Health Board.
Service Responsibility. Representative shall service the Products in the Territory by all legitimate means, and in connection therewith, shall:
A. Train all employees of the Representative on how to install and service the product, in order that all who may perform service on the Products shall have appropriate technical qualifications to provide the technical interface between Representative's customers and Noritz America;
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C. Supply service data, including reports of relevant service calls, for every call;
Service Responsibility. MASTER DEALER acknowledges that the AUTHORIZED ---------------------- PRODUCTS require installation, warranty, and after-sale servicing and maintenance by a skilled, TAIS-trained certified technician. MASTER DEALER shall, and shall ensure that its DEALERS, provide professional, prompt, and expert installation and service support for all AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS sold in the TERRITORY. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, MASTER DEALER and its DEALERS shall:
(a) Strictly adhere to all installation, service and parts inventory policies and guidelines established by TAIS from time to time for its dealers.
(b) Maintain proper installation and servicing tools and facilities.
(c) Employ a sufficient number of TAIS-trained and certified technicians per each office of record and for each TAIS AUTHORIZED PRODUCT line sold so as to ensure that each installation and service call for an AUTHORIZED PRODUCT is personally handled only by a technician who has been properly trained for such AUTHORIZED PRODUCT and send its appropriate service technicians and other personnel as TAIS may require, to service schools or seminars conducted by MASTER DEALER and/or TAIS.
(d) Maintain appropriate service history records for the AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS as are necessary and appropriate for the business of MASTER DEALER and its DEALERS and as may be required in accordance with standards established by TAIS from time to time.
(e) Use its best efforts to make available and provide competent maintenance and service support, in a commercially reasonable manner, to all end users of AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS (and other AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS as TAIS may request in writing) in the TERRITORY, irrespective of whether the AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS were sold to the end user by MASTER DEALER, one of its DEALERS or other TAIS Dealers.
(f) MASTER DEALER shall also (i) provide such training and support to its DEALER network as may be necessary to train DEALER personnel to perform warranty and maintenance service on the AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS; (ii) promptly pass on to its DEALERS all technical information provided by TAIS with respect to any of the AUTHORIZED PRODUCTS (iii) actively encourage DEALERS to participate in service programs which may be established by TAIS from time to time and send MASTER DEALER service personnel to such programs as requested by TAIS.