1. Emergency Services: Terms for emergency maintenance services outside regular schedule, used when 24/7 coverage is required

2. Parts and Materials: Specific provisions for supply and storage of maintenance parts, relevant when parts management is a significant component

3. Key Performance Indicators: Specific performance metrics and reporting requirements, used in larger or more complex contracts

4. Environmental Compliance: Special environmental requirements and procedures, important when maintenance involves hazardous materials

5. Subcontracting: Terms governing use of subcontractors, needed when service provider may need to engage third parties

6. Staff Requirements: Specific qualifications or certifications required for maintenance personnel, important for specialized equipment

7. Multi-site Provisions: Special terms for contracts covering multiple locations, used when services span different sites

8. Intellectual Property: IP provisions related to maintenance software or proprietary systems, relevant for high-tech equipment

9. Confidentiality: Enhanced confidentiality provisions, important when maintenance involves access to sensitive areas or information

1. Schedule A - Equipment List: Detailed list of equipment covered under the maintenance contract

2. Schedule B - Maintenance Specifications: Detailed technical specifications for maintenance procedures

3. Schedule C - Service Levels: Specific service levels, response times, and performance standards

4. Schedule D - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees, including rates for different services

5. Schedule E - Site Access Procedures: Specific procedures for accessing maintenance sites

6. Schedule F - Report Templates: Standard forms for maintenance reports and documentation

7. Appendix 1 - Safety Procedures: Detailed safety protocols and procedures

8. Appendix 2 - Emergency Contact List: List of key contacts for emergency situations

9. Appendix 3 - Maintenance Checklist: Standard checklists for different types of maintenance tasks