Common use of ENTRY FOR EMERGENCIES Clause in Contracts

ENTRY FOR EMERGENCIES. An emergency could be defined as an unforeseen combination of circumstances that calls for immediate action. Such things as smoke, unusual odors, flames, water damage, broken windows, heat or power failure, smoke detector alarm sounding and threat to life or property are considered emergencies. Authorized staff may enter the residential premises without consent or notice when they believe an emergency exists. If an emergency happens when the student is not present, the staff will knock on the entrance before using pass keys. Contact attempts will be documented.

ENTRY FOR EMERGENCIES. An emergency could be defined as an unforeseen combination of circumstances that calls for immediate action. Such things as smoke, unusual odors, flames, water damage, broken windows, heat or power failure, smoke detector alarm sounding and threat to life or property are considered emergencies. Authorized staff may enter the residential premises without consent or notice when they believe an emergency exists. If an emergency happens when the student is not present, the staff will ring the doorbell and knock on the entrance before using pass keys. Contact attempts will should be documented.