Armed Response Service Sample Clauses

Armed Response Service. 12.2.1 On being notified by the MAXIMUM RISK PROTECTION Monitoring Centre, a MAXIMUM RISK PROTECTION armed reaction officer shall be dispatched to inspect the premises. 12.2.2 The officer shall inspect the premises. The Client and the police will immediately be notified of any signs of forced entry. 12.2.3 On request from MAXIMUM RISK PROTECTION, the Client or the nominated contact person shall unlock and open the premises to ensure proper investigation of the premises following a burglary signal received. 12.2.4 The Client shall be responsible for re-setting the alarm system.

Armed Response Service. 13.2.1 On being notified by the Roman Business Management cc t/a Roman Alarms Monitoring Centre, a Roman Business Management cc t/a Roman Alarms armed reaction officer shall be dispatched to inspect the premises. 13.2.2 The officer shall inspect the premises. The Client and the police will immediately be notified of any signs of forced entry. 13.2.3 On request from Roman Business Management cc t/a Roman Alarms, the Client or the nominated contact person shall unlock and open the premises to ensure proper investigation of the premises following a burglary signal received. 13.2.4 The Client shall be responsible for re-setting the alarm system.

Armed Response Service. 3.1 For sites with CCTV remote viewing capability, response is only required if a positive alarm is identified. Where no visual alarm verification is possible, all text based alarms shall be treated as a positive alarm; 3.2 For sites with a building intrusion system with indoor/outdoor PIR sensors only, response is required for all text alarms unless otherwise agreed to with the Employer; 3.3 The Contractor shall provide response services, either in their own capacity or by sub-contracting the services of local service providers. The Contractor shall provide the Employer with a list stating the vehicle response sub-contractors per site, and inform the Employer of any changes to this list; 3.4 Response times to alarms should be relative to the distance required to travel to the site. All responses to sites should be done in conjunction with the legal speed limit in the area of response; 3.5 Armed response is expected at all sites. Where this cannot be achieved, or as stated in 3.4 above, the Employer shall be informed in writing and include the expected duration of inactive or delayed service; 3.6 The Contractor’s response teams are not authorised to enter substations without a suitably authorised employee from the Employer. When dispatched to a site, the response team is required to do a thorough perimeter inspection to look for signs of forced entry. The Contractor shall inspect inside the site only when deemed necessary and only under the supervision of the Employer’s employee once he/she has arrived on site; 3.7 Extraordinary circumstances which the Contractor is unable to deal with must be escalated to the Employer’s Security Division for strategic direction; 3.8 For each instance that response is required in terms of this contract, the Contractor will provide the Employer with proof of response to site and response time in a format to be agreed to between the Contractor and the Employer;