Unscheduled Shutdown Clause Samples

The Unscheduled Shutdown clause defines the procedures and responsibilities in the event that a facility or system must be shut down unexpectedly, outside of planned maintenance or scheduled outages. Typically, this clause outlines the notification requirements, the steps to be taken to safely cease operations, and the allocation of costs or liabilities arising from the shutdown. Its core practical function is to ensure that all parties are prepared for and can respond efficiently to unforeseen interruptions, minimizing operational disruption and clarifying accountability.
Unscheduled Shutdown. If a shutdown of the System occurs that is not scheduled, Licensee shall provide notice to Trustees as soon as possible. For any shutdown which duration exceeds twenty-four (24) hours, Licensee shall be required to notify Trustees of the cause and time of expected resumption of operation of the System.
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Unscheduled Shutdown. If a shutdown of the System occurs that is not scheduled, Contractor shall provide notice to the Judicial Council as soon as possible. For any shutdown which duration exceeds twenty-four (24) hours, Contractor shall be required to notify the Judicial Council of the cause and time of expected resumption of operation of the System.
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Unscheduled Shutdown. In the event of an unscheduled shutdown of the College or worksite, employees who are released from scheduled work will be paid for their regularly scheduled work hours.
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Unscheduled Shutdown. If a shutdown of the System occurs that is not scheduled, CONTRACTOR shall provide notice to HOST as soon as possible. For any shutdown which duration exceeds twenty four (24) hours, CONTRACTOR shall be required to notify HOST of the cause and time of expected resumption of operation of the System.
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Unscheduled Shutdown. 11.2.1 Each Party shall provide, as early as is reasonably possible, a notice in respect of an unplanned interruption or emergency shutdown of Facilities that prevent delivery or taking of Gas under this Agreement.
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