Emergency Event. 23.1 On the occurrence of an Emergency Event in relation to an Integrated Provider Scheme:
23.1.1 The Trust shall use all reasonable endeavours to ensure continuity of the relevant Integrated Provider Scheme Services by Providers and to mitigate the effect of the Emergency Event;
23.1.2 the Joint Management Board shall be convened on a date and at a place agreed by both Parties;
23.1.3 the Joint Management Board shall advise ways in which disruption of the affected Integrated Provider Scheme Services can be mitigated having regard to the resources available to the Parties;
23.1.4 the Parties shall use all reasonable endeavours to cooperate with each other to mitigate the effect of the Emergency Event on the provision of the relevant Integrated Provider Scheme Services;
23.1.5 where the Joint Management Board identifies a need for additional resources as a consequence of no failure, breach or default by either Party, the Parties will cause an overspend in the relevant Budget(s) the provisions dealing with overspend in Clause 25.9 to 25.14 shall apply as applicable.
Emergency Event. An event or incident in which mass casualty, loss of property, hysteria, or the potential of such issues requires a rapid deployment of patrol and emergency response or communication services in order to provide immediate aid, assistance, and/or restore order. In such situations, the Chief of Police or MATCOM Manager may issue a call out to all available personnel regardless of seniority. After such situations have been deemed under control and stabilized, employees will be released to off duty status in seniority order.
Emergency Event. In the event the City is placed in an Emergency Event status (i.e. hurricane, flood, etc) the Contractor shall contact the City within twelve (12) hours of the ALL CLEAR to access damage and required repairs to the vehicles. Communication may initially be verbal; however, in order to provide proper assessment the Contractor shall be required to be on-site to inspect the vehicles within twenty- four hours of initial contact.
Emergency Event. Emergency Event means and includes any of the following:
a.) There has been a break or disruption of a water main.
b.) Due to regulatory requirements, the water system has to be shutdown.
c.) Due to necessary or advisory testing of the water system, the water system has to be shutdown.
d.) Construction activity affecting the water system requires a shutdown of the water system.
e.) The city has issued a declaration of emergency pursuant to State law or local ordinance.
f.) Scheduled or unscheduled substantial repair or maintenance of the water system requires shut down of the water system.
g.) The water treatment plant is shutdown.
h.) In the reasonable judgment of the Director of Public Works from the city receiving the water, the Director or designee determines that the city water system has to be shutdown.
Emergency Event. In the event of a medical or other emergency requiring assistance from the police, fire department, or medical personnel, call 911 and then call the supervisor of elections to report the incident.
Emergency Event. The FOA shall provide emergency contact information. In the event that a FOA is involved in a serious accident or other circumstance of grave nature, or is subject to disciplinary action, the host institution will immediately notify the home institution.
Emergency Event. The policy must include the Distributor’s priorities, including if relevant, priorities specific to Customer categories and Network localities, for: Load Shedding; the use of any controllable load available to the Distributor in accordance with clause 5; and the restoration of load. Complete this Schedule and then delete this dashed box. Requirements for operational terms: This section must set out: (a) the information that the Distributor must provide to the Trader if the Distributor becomes aware of 1 or more Unplanned Service Interruptions caused by an area Network fault (being a Network fault that affects a group of customers within an area) or a System Emergency Event, including identifying the affected area or areas and the expected time for restoration of electricity supply in each area; (b) requirements related to provision by the Distributor of updated information about the status of Unplanned Service Interruptions, including: (i) if the Distributor expects that previously advised restoration times will change; and (ii) confirmation of areas restored and areas that remain without electricity supply; (c) whether the Trader or the Distributor is responsible for receiving and managing Unplanned Service Interruption calls from Customers and managing further communication with affected Customers until electricity supplies are restored, and the parties' obligations to exchange information; and (d) the situations that would trigger the Distributor's public and media communications processes and the communications channels and methods the Distributor uses when communicating with the public and media. Examples of clauses that may comply are set out in clauses S5.1 to S5.22. Revise as appropriate and then delete this dashed box.
Emergency Event. This MOU may apply to an emergency caused by any occurrence. Identified hazards in the region include, but are not limited to:
2.1 Weather, particularly snow storms and floods;
2.2 Mass casualty incidents;
2.3 Pandemic;
2.4 Hazardous material incidents; and/or
2.5 Disruption of infrastructure, utilities, transportation or hospital operations.
Emergency Event. A maintenance issue that occurs 48 hours prior and inclusive of the day of an event.
