Work Instruction Clause Samples

A Work Instruction clause defines the specific tasks, procedures, or methods that must be followed to complete a particular job or project. It typically outlines step-by-step actions, assigns responsibilities, and may reference standards or safety requirements relevant to the work. By providing clear and detailed instructions, this clause ensures consistency, quality, and compliance in the execution of work, reducing misunderstandings and errors.
Work Instruction. SECTION 1. During the term of apprenticeship, the apprentice shall receive instruction and experience in all divisions of the trade necessary to develop a practical and skilled craftsman who is versed in the theory and practice of the trade. He may also be required to perform such other duties in the shop as are commonly related to apprenticeship. Refer to each craft program for outline of Job Breakdown. Time in the various divisions of the trade will not be served consecutively, but accumulatively, as best fits the flow of work and welfare of the apprentice. Assignments will be made on any shift at the option of the Department Supervisor.
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Work Instruction. 1. Upon receipt of an UDUA, ensure the correct study title, name of the Principal Investigator, and all other identifying information are listed correctly on the agreement. The name of the entity entering into the UDUA is “The City University of New York on behalf of [name of college or school].” 2. Forward the unsigned agreement to the research compliance staff responsible for research agreements for review and signature.
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Work Instruction. GGRC received following estimates from PCS supplier duly accepted by ▇▇▇▇▇▇ and after verification GGRC approved PCS Unit cost as per the norms of GR no. BJT/2014- 15/Navi Babat/Shade Net/N dated 08/08/2014 on behalf of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇. Sr. No. Content Area (Sq. Mtr) Cost/Sq. Mtr (Rs.) Total Amt. (Rs) A Designing, Procurement, Supply, Testing, Erection & Commissioning Of (type of structure) 855.00 Total Cost B B-1 Insurance of the Protected Cultivation Structure (incl. MIS and Foggers) and beneficiary ▇▇▇▇▇▇ @ 0.155% of A for one year 0.155 B-2 Service Tax on Insurance @ 12.36% Total of Insurance 2.1 On behalf of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇, GGRC issued work instruction no------------------------ ----dated to PCS supplier covering above estimated PC Structure cost for supply and installation of Structures.
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Work Instruction. Supplier shall have controlled work instructions readily available to production personnel, including detail information such as equipment/tools, equipment parameter settings, process parameters, process flow charts, drawings, visual template, etc.
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Work Instruction. To request an IAA the HRPP coordinators should provide the following information to the University Director for Research Compliance or his/her designee, by sending an email and including the following information to ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇: • The reason why an IRB Authorization is being sought; • The roles of each institution in the research; • The funding source; • The primary awardee of the funding.
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Work Instruction. To request an IIA the HRPP coordinators should provide the following information to the University Director for Research Compliance or his/her designee, by sending an email and including the following information to ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇: • Justification for inclusion of unaffiliated individual on CUNY research team; • Name of Individual; • Will the individual be paid or enter into any contractual agreement with CUNY? And if so, describe this relationship with CUNY; • Address, Phone Number and Email Address of Individual; • A description of the Individual’s role(s) in the human subject research activities. CUNY research compliance staff will then draft the Individual Investigator Agreement and return a signed copy to the HRPP coordinator who submitted the information.
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