Lockdown Sample Clauses

Lockdown. In the event of a lockdown: A. Applicable DOC policies and regulations shall apply. B. SCCC Faculty will: 1) be provided with clear instructions about sick leave, Labor and Industries leave and shared leave; 2) not be subject to any reduction-in-pay if they are unable to leave or enter SCCC; 3) be assigned approved activities if they are able to leave or unable to enter SCCC.
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Lockdown. Lockdown periods represent an effort by the DOC to maintain and assure the safety of all. The employer will advise each academic employee of the duties each will perform during a lockdown period based on the current interagency agreement between the SBCTC and the DOC.
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Lockdown. A procedure used in response to a major incident or threat of violence within the school, or in relation to the school.
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Lockdown. Commencing on the Attachment Effective Date set forth on Page 1 (the “Attachment Effective Date”), and within the number of days specified on Addendum A, Customer may Remix the Initial Configuration with the following exception: Third Party Licensed Programs from the Restricted Price Book. Following such period (or sooner if indicated by Customer) the Initial Configuration shall be fixed (“Lockdown”).
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Lockdown. A procedure used in response to a major incident or threat of violence within a school, or in relation to the school. Refer to individual board lockdown policies. Circumstances that must be considered by the board and school administrators in situations involving suspension and /or expulsion of a student, as required by the Education Act www.e- xxxx.xxx.xx.xx and as set out in Ontario Regulation 472/07 (quoted below):
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Lockdown. Procedure of applying an encapsulant as a protective coating or sealant to a surface from which ACM has been removed in order to control and minimize airborne asbestos fiber generation that might result from residual asbestos-containing debris.
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Lockdown. ICS transactions must be balanced against the CGS transactions no later than 30 minutes prior to the scheduled draw. In the event the entity charged with processing ICS transactions is unable to report and confirm the transactions are in balance, both the ICS and the CGS systems must start the lockdown process if called for in the game where the imbalance has occurred. This process begins when lottery security or their designee (Security Representative) is notified and is complete once a Security Representative at each site secures each of the CGS facilities where a production CGS system exists and secures the site containing the current active ICS system. Security Representatives shall not be ICS Operators for the draw to be secured and shall not be an online vendor employee or a member of or direct management over the lottery data processing function, where these managers have systems permissions on the ICS beyond what an ICS Operator would have. Lottery Executive Directors or their equivalent are exempt from this requirement. Member lotteries shall ensure that adequate procedures are in place to enable the lockdown process to be completed no later than 15 minutes before the draw in order to prevent any possible delay in the draw. Each Party Lottery shall have a documented lockdown plan and shall provide MUSL a copy of the plan upon request. The Party Lottery lockdown plan shall incorporate the following policies: a. Lockdown process must begin 30 minutes prior to the scheduled draw if the transactions have not been balanced 30 minutes prior to the draw b. Lockdown process must be complete with both the ICS and CGS sites secured prior to the scheduled drawing time c. ICS and CGS sites must remain secured until both systems are in balance or until MUSL directs the lottery to end the site secure and stand down d. All TV, radio and other outside communication must be eliminated e. All cell phones, pagers, or other communication devices must be secured by the Security Representative in charge of the lockdown f. All telephone conversations at the secured sites shall use a speakerphone and be monitored by the Security Agent in charge of the lockdown g. All entries made on a computer or connected terminals shall be monitored by the Security Agent in charge of the lockdown h. Only security personnel and those persons with a critical need to be in the facility shall be allowed in the secured area, and if they have knowledge of the winning numbers, they must not b...
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Lockdown. The process of securing the ICS and CGS sites
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Lockdown. “Lockdown” should only be used when there is a major incident or threat of violence within the school/site, or in relation to the school/site (e.g., armed intruder, attempted abduction). During a lockdown students and staff are directed to a secure room, doors locked, windows and curtains closed, and all sight lines into rooms blocked. • The lockdown plan must be practised and logged in the fall and spring during the school year. These procedures and plans must be reviewed with staff at the beginning of each school year. Lockdown drills shall be conducted in a manner that will not unduly upset younger students. Early in the school year, parents/guardians shall be informed that lockdown drills will be conducted. • This plan shall consider students and staff inside, as well as those outside the school. The plans should include a process for dealing with situations where classes are in progress and at break. Plans must take into account communication systems within the school and for those who may be outside the building. Specific arrangements must be in place for students and staff in portables. • The Principal/Manager will ensure that all occasional staff members are made aware of school/site security and lockdown plans. • The Principal/Manager will announce a lockdown then immediately call 911 (unless the police are already involved) and stay on the line to provide information requested. The Principal/Manager will contact the Superintendent of Education/Business and the Manager of Communications and Community Relations as soon as possible. • The Principal/Manager will de-brief with staff, students, and parents as soon as possible after a lockdown has been implemented. Communication is important to avoid rumours and misinformation. • After a school security protocol has been employed, a written report will be prepared by the Principal/Manager and submitted to the Superintendent of Education/Business • An event requiring lockdown is a bomb threat.
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