Emergency Protocols. The parties agree to assist the OH&S Committee to structure emergency protocols for the worksite. Such protocols, once established, shall be made known to all employees and posted on the union bulletin boards. The parties agree to assist the OH&S Committee in developing a Critical Incident Debrief protocol.
Emergency Protocols. The SRO shall assist the School Administrator, staff, and faculty in developing and monitoring emergency procedures and emergency management or safety plans to include prevention and/or minimization of dangerous situations which may result from students. District Threat Assessments, Safety Plans, Suicide Risk Assessments, and Crisis Plans may be included at the discretion of the building administrator. During any situation where there is an imminent threat to life and safety the SRO and Larimer County Sheriff’s Office shall assume command of the incident. While in command the Larimer County Sheriff’s office will assume control of emergency communications, tactical decisions, and TSD’s video surveillance and access control system. The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office shall endeavor to create a Joint Information Center as identified in the policy of the Sheriff’s Office.
Emergency Protocols. In emergency situations, as described in 36 CFR 800.12(a), parties agree that the agency may choose to follow the consultation process outlined in 800.12(b)(2) for more than 30 days, but no more than 6 months. Inclusion of this stipulation eliminates the need for the agency to request an extension, as described in 800.12(d), for individual emergency undertakings (as defined in Appendix A).
Emergency Protocols. Tenant will promptly comply with all health, safety, security, and emergency plans, protocols, and procedures reasonably implemented by Landlord or a governmental agency for the Building from time to time (e.g., evacuation procedures, contact tracing procedures, restrictions on occupancy levels, etc.) (collectively, “Emergency Protocols”). All Emergency Protocols, and any changes thereto, must be non-discriminatory in substance to the tenants of the Building, and all future Emergency Protocols, and all modifications and/or amendments to the Emergency Protocols, will not be binding upon Tenant until Tenant receives not less than thirty (30) days’ advance written notice thereof. For the avoidance of doubt, Tenant will direct its employees, agents, contractors, guests, invitees, and licensees to comply with any of the foregoing, it being agreed that a failure of Tenant’s guests, invitees, and licensees to so comply with the Emergency Protocols will not be a default by Tenant under the Amended Lease and Xxxxxxxx’s sole remedy with respect to such non- compliance will be to remove such persons from the Building. If requested by Landlord, Xxxxxx will designate an employee of Tenant as its representative for all matters involving Emergency Protocols, and will provide the name, telephone number, and email address of such representative to Landlord. Tenant will direct such representative to reasonably cooperate with Landlord on all matters relating to Emergency Protocols. Notwithstanding any other provision of the Amended Lease to the contrary, all communication (written or verbal) regarding Emergency Protocols may be made directly with such representative (provided, however, any notice of a default must be given pursuant to Section 28 of the Original Lease).
Emergency Protocols. Servicer shall maintain an emergency protocol for disaster recovery and data breach acceptable to Department’s IT standards, and shall provide copies of these protocols to the Department on an annual basis or as amended.
Emergency Protocols. Any emergency protocols, inclusive of emergency evacuation for the Casino will be made known to all employees and posted on the union bulletin boards.
Emergency Protocols. Lessee is required to follow the same emergency and evacuation protocols required for their backcountry permits with public land agencies including at least two medically trained instructors (WFR and CPR), always having emergency communication devices such as a global satellite beacon or satellite phone, having an emergency evacuation plan, having an extensive medical first-aid kit, etc.
Emergency Protocols. 12.2.1 Appropriate resuscitation equipment including a defibrillator should be readily available at every supervised exercise session.
Emergency Protocols. Emergency protocols, shall be made known to all employees and available to employees within their respective departments and all break rooms.
Emergency Protocols. Your therapist needs to know your location in case of an emergency. You agree to inform Xxxxx Xxxxxx, LCSW, CCHt. of the address where you are at the beginning of each session.
