Traduction de «Cycle d'entretien » (Français → Anglais) :

So the estimated costs at this point, based on the number of planes we'll be maintaining, where they will be based, the necessary maintenance, and perhaps future investments in such things as infrastructure at Bagotville, Cold Lake, the training cycle, the number of simulators, the ongoing maintenance.All of those costs indicate clearly, based on the department's calculations, that they will be in the order of magnitude of $250 million annually.

The approach set out in the Commission’s Communication of 18 June 2003 entitled ‘Integrated Product Policy — Building on Environmental Life-Cycle Thinking’, which is a major innovative element of the Sixth Community Environment Action Programme, aims to reduce the environmental impacts of products across the whole of their life cycle, including in the selection and use of raw materials, in manufacturing, packaging, transport and distribution, installation and maintenance, use and end-of-life.

In particular, the Commission should be empowered to introduce particle number based limit values in Annex I, to specify, if appropriate, the value of the admissible level of the NO2 component in the NOx limit value, to establish specific procedures, tests and requirements for type-approval, as well as a particle number measurement procedure, and to adopt measures concerning off-cycle emissions, the use of portable emissions measurement systems, access to vehicle repair and maintenance information and test cycles used to measure emissions.

[4] Life cycle costs should cover the purchase price and associated costs (delivery, installation, commissioning.), operating costs (including energy, spares, maintenance) and end-of-life costs such as decommissioning, removal and disposal.

Power should also be conferred on the Commission to establish specific procedures, tests and requirements for type approval, as well as a revised measurement procedure for particulates and a particle number based limit value, and to adopt measures concerning the use of defeat devices, access to vehicle repair and maintenance information and test cycles used to measure emissions.

Question No. 65 Mr. Bill Casey: With regards to the refit of HMCS Fredericton in Halifax, Nova Scotia (Halifax Shipyards): (a) what will the total cost of the refit be for HMCS Fredericton; (b) when does the Canadian Armed Forces expect HMCS Fredericton to complete her current maintenance cycle and return to full operations with the fleet; (c) in regards to the maintenance and improvement aboard HMCS Fredericton, are there any technicians from France involved in the overall refit process and if any, from what corporation do they originate; (d) should the refit for HMCS Fredericton reveal that other work or maintenance is needed, what ...[+++]is the expected percentage or amount of “work arising” costs?