Emergency Management. The plan shall also address the assumption of operations of the program or facility by Department in the event of Contractor's bankruptcy or financial insolvency or if Contractor is unable to operate the facility.
Emergency Management. 20.1 The Marina Management reserves the right to use the berth in the case of an emergency and also require the Berth Occupier to vacate the berth if necessary to allow urgent repairs to be carried out. In such circumstances the Marina Manager may with his best endeavours, but shall not be obliged to, provide an alternative berth.
20.2 In extreme emergencies, the Marina Manager reserves the right to take whatever steps are required to ensure the integrity of the marina facility. The Marina Management’s judgement in this respect is actioned at their sole discretion.
Emergency Management. Delivery
Emergency Management. A. Any twelve (12)-month unit member designated as an essential employee by the Superintendent shall have the following work options when schools are closed:
1. Report to his/her regular worksite,
2. Report to the closet Board facility to his/her home, or
3. Take liberal leave.
4. Telework a maximum of two (2) days with Supervisory approval.
B. An eleven (11)-month employee who works, or teleworks, on an inclement weather day when schools are closed with his/her Supervisor's approval, shall count his/her day (a maximum of two (2) days with Supervisory approval) toward his/her total number of days to be worked in a work year.
C. In the event a bargaining unit member is chosen as a designated essential employee by the Superintendent for the purpose of addressing weather-related or emergency situations, an additional day of annual leave (12 month) or personal leave (11 month) shall be granted for each day of the event used for this purpose.
D. Any unit member may count a telework day towards his/her contract days under the following conditions: schools are closed due to inclement weather day (Code Red or Blue) and approval is granted by his/her Supervisor and the Superintendent. A maximum of two (2) telework days per unit member will count toward the contract days in any given contract year.
Emergency Management. The Parties shall inform and coordinate with each other emergency management activities that may impact each other’s operations.
Emergency Management. The HUB has procedures in place that support all individuals to manage responses and responsibilities during an emergency resulting in the safest outcomes possible (Regulation 68.1 137/15 CCEYA). Staff, students, and volunteers read and sign-off on the Fire Safety Policy, Serious Occurrence Policy and have emergency phone numbers posted. Our policies ensure that children are kept safe, are accounted for, and are supervised at all times during an emergency situation. After emergency response procedures have been implemented, parent/guardians will be notified to pick up their child if a location closure is required. Anytime an emergency occurs parents/guardians will be notified by phone. When an emergency evacuation site is being used parents/guardians will be notified by phone of the emergency situation, evacuation, and the location to pick up their children. Where possible, The HUB will update social media sites as soon as possible to inform the public. A full Fire Safety Policy, Serious Occurrence Policy and list of emergency phone numbers is available from your Caregiver or the Home Child Care Program Manager.
Emergency Management. 17.1 The Manager reserves the right to use the Berth in the case of an emergency and also to require the Customer to vacate the Berth if necessary to allow urgent repairs to be carried out. In such circumstances the Manager may, but shall not be obliged to, provide an alternative berth or mooring.
17.2 In extreme emergencies, the Manager reserves the right to take whatever steps are required in its sole and absolute discretion to ensure the integrity and safety of the Marina and the people and vessels in the Marina.
Emergency Management. Both parties will jointly develop guidelines and/or protocols clarifying roles and responsibilities related to emergency management.
Emergency Management. The HUB has procedures in place that support all individuals to manage responses and responsibilities during an emergency resulting in the safest outcomes possible (Regulation 68.1 137/15 CCEYA). Staff, students, and volunteers read and sign-off on the Emergency Management Policy ensuring that children are kept safe, are accounted for, and are supervised at all times during an emergency situation. After emergency response procedures have been implemented, parent/guardians will be notified to pick up their child if a centre closure is required. Anytime an emergency occurs parents/guardians will be notified by phone. When an emergency evacuation site is being used parents/guardians will be notified by phone of the emergency situation, evacuation and the location to pick up their children. Where possible, The HUB will update social media sites as soon as possible to inform the public. A full Emergency Management Policy is available at your child care program.
Emergency Management. 17.1 The BBC reserves the right to use the Berth in the case of an emergency and also to require the Customer to vacate the Berth if necessary to allow urgent repairs to be carried out. In such circumstances the BBC may, but shall not be obliged to, provide an alternative berth or mooring.
17.2 In extreme emergencies, the BBC reserves the right to take whatever steps are required in its sole and absolute discretion to ensure the integrity and safety of the BBC and the people and vessels in the BBC.
