Evacuation Drills Clause Samples
The Evacuation Drills clause establishes the requirement for conducting regular practice evacuations to ensure all occupants are familiar with emergency procedures. Typically, this clause outlines the frequency of drills, the responsibilities of building management or employers, and the need to document each drill's completion. By mandating these drills, the clause helps ensure preparedness in the event of an actual emergency, thereby enhancing safety and minimizing confusion or injury during real evacuations.
Evacuation Drills. Each Contractor shall conduct two (2) bus evacuation drills for each route during each contract year. These drills shall be conducted in the months of October and March. No evacuation drills are required for J-term or summer contracts unless otherwise requested by MPS.
Evacuation Drills. A. Each Contractor shall conduct two (2) bus evacuation drills for each route during each school year. These drills shall be conducted during October and March.
B. Evacuation drills are to be conducted at the school of destination and are to be supervised and verified by a local school administrator. Where routes to two schools are combined on the same vehicle and double drop-offs are made (i.e. 7:55-8:00
a. m. or 8:55-9:00 a.m.) the Contractor may conduct the evacuation drill only at the first school site when all children are on the vehicle, i.e. 7:55 or 8:55 a.m.
C. Completed evacuation drills are to be reported on the form provided by Pupil Transportation Services. Completed reports are to be provided to Pupil Transportation Services within five (5) business days of conducting all the drills. Milwaukee Public Schools and the bus contractors servicing MPS realize the importance of an effective student bus behavior management program. The parties realize that to be effective in addressing student behavior problems, the program must be flexible and adaptive. The district agrees to work through the bus contractor subcommittee annually to evaluate changes to the program that will enhance student behavior on buses and will also review the adequacy of compensation for cost of the program to contractors. The contractors agree to support the district in its efforts. It is understood by bus contractors and MPS that qualitative and statistical data will be gathered by the district through its HEAT program and other sources in an effort to evaluate the effectiveness of the MPS Bus Behavior Management Program. MPS agrees to share this evaluative data with contractors at frequent intervals throughout the school year so that contractors may react to improve upon any perceived problems. Contractors and the district will work through the contractor subcommittee to evaluate the data with the purpose of continual improvement to the program.
A. A driver is to report any disruptive rider on a Student Ridership Complaint Form. No form of punishment is allowed. At no time may a rider be evicted from a vehicle. Authorized riders are not to be refused service unless explicitly authorized by MPS. Acts of misconduct considered emergencies by the Contractor or questions regarding ridership should be reported immediately to the Police, Principal and/or Pupil Transportation.
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Evacuation Drills. All regular drivers are to be paid the regular hourly rate for all hours spent due to a bus evacuation drill as scheduled by the Superintendent / designee.
Evacuation Drills. Each employee shall conduct two (2) bus evacuation drills, one each semester.
Evacuation Drills. All schools in Indiana are required to have a bus evacuation drill each semester, a tornado drill four times a year, a lock down drill two times a year, and a fire drill monthly. During drills, students should follow the practiced drill pattern as quickly as possible without running. No talking is permitted during the drill. This is important in case of a real emergency so that all students hear the necessary directions.
Evacuation Drills. The employees in each Agency Facility shall be included in all evacuation drills scheduled for their facilities. The Agency shall cooperate with the General Services Administration, the appropriate leasing agent, or local authorities whenever evacuation drills are scheduled at Agency Facilities.
Evacuation Drills. Emergency Control will conduct annual evacuation drills of the Premises. EC will contact the Tenant before the evacuation drill occurs. The Tenant will use the procedure outlined earlier under Emergency Response.