Common use of Fire/Safety Codes Clause in Contracts

Fire/Safety Codes. 1. The County is the managing partner of the Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes for Acme, Carbon, Linden, Trochu and Kneehill County and as such, will submit the annual audit to the appropriate authorities. For any occupancy load certificates, or fire investigations within each jurisdiction, that jurisdiction shall be responsible for payment to the contracted fire safety codes officer. 2. All fires requiring reporting under the Safety Codes Act of Alberta and its Regulations shall be reported in a manner outlined within the Safety Codes Act to the Office of the Fire Commissioner. Upon completion of a fire investigation, the Fire Safety Codes Officer, QMP designated, shall ensure a copy of the report submitted to the Office of the Fire Commissioner be provided to the County. 3. The Fire Safety Codes Officer shall submit all required documents to the County and Village within thirty (30) days of an incident involving the conducting and coordinating of fire investigations, required as a result of death, injury, measurable damage or loss of property. 4. The County will be responsible for investigations and reporting of all fires occurring within the rural district areas of the County to the Fire Commissioners Office.

Fire/Safety Codes. 1. The County is the managing partner of the Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes for Acme, Carbon, Linden, Trochu and Kneehill County and as such, will submit the annual audit to the appropriate authorities. For any occupancy load certificates, or fire investigations within each jurisdiction, that jurisdiction shall be responsible for payment to the contracted fire safety codes officer. 2. All fires requiring reporting under the Safety Codes Act of Alberta and its Regulations shall be reported in a manner outlined within the Safety Codes Act to the Office of the Fire Commissioner. Upon completion of a fire investigation, the Fire Safety Codes Officer, QMP designated, shall ensure a copy of the report submitted to the Office of the Fire Commissioner be provided to the County. 3. The Fire Safety Codes Officer shall submit all required documents to the County and Village Town within thirty (30) days of an incident involving the conducting and coordinating of fire investigations, required as a result of death, injury, measurable damage or loss of property. 4. The County will be responsible for investigations and reporting of all fires occurring within the rural district areas of the County to the Fire Commissioners Office.

Fire/Safety Codes. 1. The County is the managing partner of the Quality Management Plan for Fire Safety Codes for Acme, Carbon, Linden, Trochu Carbon and Kneehill County and as such, will submit the annual audit to the appropriate authorities. For any occupancy load certificates, or fire investigations within each jurisdiction, that jurisdiction shall be responsible for payment to the contracted fire safety codes officer. 2. All fires requiring reporting under the Safety Codes Act of Alberta and its Regulations shall be reported in a manner outlined within the Safety Codes Act to the Office of the Fire Commissioner. Upon completion of a fire investigation, the Fire Safety Codes Officer, QMP designated, shall ensure a copy of the report submitted to the Office of the Fire Commissioner be provided to the County. 3. The Fire Safety Codes Officer shall submit all required documents to the County and Village within thirty (30) days of an incident involving the conducting and coordinating of fire investigations, required as a result of death, injury, measurable damage or loss of property. 4. The County will be responsible for investigations and reporting of all fires occurring within the rural district areas of the County to the Fire Commissioners Office.