Common use of Hazardous Material Incident Response Clause in Contracts

Hazardous Material Incident Response. The parties agree that up to four (4) employees of the Environmental Health Specialist class series will, on a volunteer basis, be available to respond to hazardous-material incidents threatening public safety in Marin County. The County’s acceptance of an employee willing to volunteer for this special- duty assignment is contingent on the Director of Public Works certifying that the employee is adequately trained and sufficiently knowledgeable with techniques for testing and monitoring the safe handling and cleaning up of hazardous materials and the employee committing to a minimum of one (1) year of duty in the assignment.

Hazardous Material Incident Response. ‌ The parties agree that up to four (4) employees of the Environmental Health Specialist class series will, on a volunteer basis, be available to respond to hazardous-material incidents threatening public safety in Marin County. The County’s acceptance of an employee willing to volunteer for this special- duty assignment is contingent on the Director of Public Works certifying that the employee is adequately trained and sufficiently knowledgeable with techniques for testing and monitoring the safe handling and cleaning up of hazardous materials and the employee committing to a minimum of one (1) year of duty in the assignment.

Hazardous Material Incident Response. The parties agree agree, that up to four (4) employees of the Environmental Health Specialist class series will, on a volunteer basis, be available to respond to hazardous-hazardous material incidents threatening public safety in Marin County. The County’s 's acceptance of an employee willing to volunteer for this special- special duty assignment is contingent on on: the Director of Public Works certifying that the employee is adequately trained and sufficiently knowledgeable with techniques for testing and monitoring the safe handling and cleaning up of hazardous materials materials; and the employee committing commits to a minimum of one (1) year of duty in the assignment.

Hazardous Material Incident Response. ‌ The parties agree that up to four (4) employees of the Environmental Health Specialist class series will, on a volunteer basis, be available to respond to hazardous-material incidents threatening public safety in Marin County. The County’s acceptance of an employee willing to volunteer for this special- special-duty assignment is contingent on the Director of Public Works certifying that the employee is adequately trained and sufficiently knowledgeable with techniques for testing and monitoring the safe handling and cleaning up of hazardous materials and the employee committing to a minimum of one (1) year of duty in the assignment.