Fire Response and Rescue Services Sample Clauses

Fire Response and Rescue Services. The Contractor will provide, or cause to be provided in whole or in part through an agreement(s) with a municipal fire department and/or an Other Contractor, the Fire Response and Rescue Services including the Industrial Fire Brigade and Wildfire Response (or equivalent) that: (a) is staffed with trained and qualified members (including “support members” (as defined in NFPA 1081)), equipped and managed in accordance with the Fire Codes, the Safety Regulations, Appendix 10-8 [Fire Brigade and Wildfire Response Requirements] of this Schedule 10 [Safety] and Good Industry Practice; (b) provides “Full Service” as defined by the British Columbia Fire Service Minimum Training Standards – Structure Firefighters Competency and Training Playbook (second edition, amended May 2015); (c) is in place in accordance with the Fire Safety Program and the Fire Safety Related Plans, but no later than the commencement construction of the permanent works until Total Completion (unless otherwise accepted by Hydro’s Representative, acting reasonably). To the extent that the Contractor retains a local fire department to provide some or all of the Industrial Fire Brigade, the Contractor will not be required to treat the fire department as a Subcontractor nor will the fire department be required to have a Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy that is in accordance with the Site C Contractor’s Drug and Alcohol Testing Policy requirements. The Contractor will ensure an adequate supply of water for firefighting purposes in accordance with Part 16.7 [Underground Mains, Hydrants and Water Supplies] of NFPA 850 or as otherwise required by the Fire Department or the Contractor’s Fire Protection Design Basis Document, Fire Safety Program or the Fire Codes. 1.1 Definitions 1 2.1 Containment of Airborne Contaminants 1 2.2 Discovery or Release of Airborne Contaminants 1 3.1 Preparation and Submission 2 3.2 Review and Amendment of AQMP 2