Emergency equipment Clause Samples
The 'Emergency equipment' clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the provision, maintenance, and accessibility of safety equipment necessary for responding to emergencies. Typically, this clause specifies which types of emergency equipment must be available—such as fire extinguishers, first aid kits, or emergency alarms—and outlines who is responsible for ensuring that these items are regularly inspected and kept in working order. Its core practical function is to ensure that adequate safety measures are in place to protect people and property in the event of an emergency, thereby reducing risk and promoting a safe environment.
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Emergency equipment. Developer shall provide emergency equipment, such as first aid 16 kits and defibrillators. Developer shall provide fire extinguishers and smoke detectors in 17 accordance with all Laws and as may be directed by the applicable Governmental 18 Entity’s fire marshal.
Emergency equipment. SECTION 1. This article defines the use of emergency equipment as utilized by bargaining unit members in the event of an emergency within the confines of the Correction Center. Nothing contained herein shall be construed as affecting either permissive management rights as defined in Section 4117.08(C)(1),(3),(4); or preventing the Employer from the development and scheduling of emergency training programs and the distribution of emergency equipment.
SECTION 2. The Employer shall provide appropriate policies, procedures, and training concerning emergency equipment which is located within the facility. Such equipment inventory shall be in compliance with the State Minimum Standards for Full Service Facilities in Ohio.
Emergency equipment. The County will provide to each housing unit two (2) types of alarm devices: a radio equipped with an emergency alarm switch or button and a Personal Alarm Transmitter (PAT). Alarm devices offer means by which the Central Control Officer may dispatch immediate assistance in the event of an incident or disturbance which threatens the safety and security of staff or inmates. Officers are responsible for knowing and following the Department's procedures with regard to this equipment. The radio alarms will be checked for proper operation every twenty-four (24) hours.
1. The County will maintain the Personal Alarm Transmitter (PAT) in proper working order and will ensure that the radios receive, transmit and function from all areas inside and around the outside of the facility.
2. The County will also supply each housing unit with a back-up battery and battery charger. Malfunctioning radios, battery chargers and batteries will be repaired so they are in good working order or replaced within thirty (30) minutes of notification of their defective condition.
3. Pursuant to departmental procedures, in addition to the required visits per shift to each housing unit, the Zone Commander shall provide regular radio checks to the officer in each housing unit. If the officer in the housing unit does not respond immediately to the radio check, a floor officer or sergeant shall be designated to respond immediately to that housing unit to verify the welfare and safety of the officer. If the floor officer or sergeant is unable to verify the safety of the officer, a Signal 13 (Officer in Trouble) Emergency shall be declared.
4. The County will select and provide a total of six (6) Automated External Defibrillator’s, Riot ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, Riot Helmets, and a K-9 Bite Suit.
5. All equipment will be maintained and replaced pursuant to established standards (normal wear and or expiration pursuant to applicable Law Enforcement/Industry standards).
Emergency equipment. Tampering with, damaging, or inhibiting the use of emergency equipment, including exterior doors, propping any exterior door, or tampering with any surveillance camera is strictly prohibited. Damage caused by the student’s action or negligence will be charged to the student. Fire extinguishers may only be used for their intended purpose. If a resident misuses a fire extinguisher, the resident will face the conduct process. If an alarm is triggered while one is cooking, residents are still responsible for making sure the alarm remains in working order. The detectors must always be working, and violations will go through the conduct process. Because of the potential safety threat, residents found responsible for tampering with or damaging emergency equipment may be removed from student housing. According to Arkansas Code 5-71-210, communicating a false alarm is a Class A misdemeanor if no one gets hurt or there is no damage to property. Two or more times, then it’s a Class D Felony. It’s a Class D felony if property damage results or if it is a bomb threat to a private or public educational institution. Communicating a false alarm is a Class C felony if there is physical injury.
Emergency equipment. All vehicles must have a spare tire, and jacking equipment etc.
Emergency equipment. All necessary emergency equipment should be at the site and quickly accessible. Personnel should be familiar with the function and operation of each type of emergency equipment. Equipment should be in good operating condition, and personnel must be trained in advance to use it properly. Emergency equipment should be checked on a regular basis. The emergency equipment available should be appropriate for the level of training for the emergency medical providers.
Emergency equipment. The following equipment and materials shall be maintained and supplied by the Employer and shall be available in each Employer vehicle. Cell Phone First Aid Kit Flashlight Traction Material
Emergency equipment. The Venue will have emergency equipment and personnel on standby in case of any emergency during the event. Trash disposal: The Venue will provide trash receptacles and will dispose of the trash after the event. The Client acknowledges that any additional services or arrangements not listed above may be subject to additional fees, and will be agreed upon in writing by both parties. The Venue will make all reasonable efforts to provide the services and arrangements listed above in a timely and professional manner. However, the Venue shall not be liable for any delays or failures in providing such services and arrangements due to circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to inclement weather, power outages, and natural disasters. The Client agrees to comply with all policies and procedures of the venue, as outlined in this agreement and any additional documents provided by the Venue. The Client is responsible for ensuring that all guests and vendors at the event comply with these policies and procedures. The Client agrees to pay the Venue the following amounts for the use of the venue for the wedding event: Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of _______________________ is due upon signing of this Agreement, and is required to secure the venue for the Event Date. Balance Payment: The remaining balance of the total venue rental fee which is _______________________ is due no later than _______________________, days prior to the event date. Additional fees: The Client acknowledges that additional fees may apply for any additional services or arrangements requested by the Client that are not included in this Agreement, and that such fees will be agreed upon in writing by both Parties.
Emergency equipment. 12.1 Provide all Exit signs, smoke detectors, emergency speakers, lighting and strobes as required by code.
Emergency equipment. Aid Kit can be found above the washer/dryer. This is for basic first aid care. The nearest hospital is Palomar Hospital.