Common use of Duty Officer - Department of Toxic Substances Control Clause in Contracts

Duty Officer - Department of Toxic Substances Control. A. The after-hours Emergency Response Duty Officer (ERDO) Program is staffed by HSS, Range C volunteers from the Emergency Response Program, and if there are insufficient ER unit volunteers, other qualified DTSC volunteers based upon the volunteers’ current job assignment, background, skills, experience, and training. The ERDO assignment involves responding to telephone calls received from the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services or from other government agencies for the purpose of taking immediate corrective actions necessary to remedy or prevent an emergency resulting from fire, explosion, release, or potential release of hazardous substances that threaten human health or the environment. This activity includes, but is not limited to, approving expenditures of State funds, providing technical guidance, and coordinating emergency responses. 55 BU 10 (01-03)

Duty Officer - Department of Toxic Substances Control. A. The after-hours Emergency Response Duty Officer (ERDO) Program is staffed by HSS, Range C volunteers from the Emergency Response Program, and if there are insufficient ER unit volunteers, other qualified DTSC volunteers based upon the volunteers’ current job assignment, background, skills, experience, and training. The ERDO assignment involves responding to telephone calls received from the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services or from other government agencies for the purpose of taking immediate corrective actions necessary to remedy or prevent an emergency resulting from fire, explosion, release, or potential release of hazardous substances that threaten human health or the environment. This activity includes, but is not limited to, approving expenditures of State funds, providing technical guidance, and coordinating emergency responses. 55 BU 10 (01-03).