On Call Responsibilities Clause Samples

On Call Responsibilities. 1. Serve in a weekly on-call rotation with other Community Advisors beginning Monday morning through the following Monday morning. 2. Provide management and support to RA duty process, including calling each duty area nightly and communicating with and responding to requests of the Department of Public Safety and Student Life on Call staff.
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On Call Responsibilities a. Serve in a daily duty rotation with other Resident Advisors in your area as outlined by the department. i. On-Call Weekdays (Mondays-Thursdays): 7:00pm-8:30am the next day, staff must remain in their designated on-call area, with the duty phone on and accessible the entire time. ii. On-Call Weekends (Fridays-Sundays): 7:00pm-8:30am the next day, staff must remain in their designated on-call area, with the duty phone on and accessible the entire time. iii. Saturdays & Sundays: 8:30am-7:00pm, staff must remain on campus, with the duty phone on and accessible the entire time. b. RAs must respond promptly to situations and contact appropriate authorities as outlined during training. c. Conduct rounds through the on-call area twice per night Sunday through Wednesday and three times per night Thursday through Saturday. d. Report any security concerns, maintenance issues, or safety hazards to the appropriate authorities. e. Assist residents who are locked out of their rooms during on-call hours. f. Serve as a resource for residents seeking information/assistance, including referrals to campus services. g. RAs on call may be called upon to mediate conflicts between residents, providing guidance and support. h. Submit thorough and accurate reports for any incidents, policy violations or emergencies that occur. i. Maintain detailed logs of on-call activities and any communications with residents. j. RAs on call should be reachable and responsive to calls, texts, or other communication methods during their on-call period. The on-call phone should always remain turned on and with volume up. k. Follow established communication protocols and procedures when responding to emergencies or interacting with residents.
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On Call Responsibilities. 1. Serve in a daily duty rotation with other Resident Advisors in your area. The on call period is 7:00pm- 8:30am on weekdays and 24 hours a day starting Friday at 7:00pm through 8:30am on Monday. 2. Pick up the on call bag and its contents from the Residence Life & Housing office between noon and 4pm on the day of assigned duty. Return the on call bag and its contents to the Residence Life & Housing office between 8:30am and noon the next day. 3. Remain in your assigned on call area during the on call period (between 7:00pm-8:30am). Staff should remain on campus at all times while on call. 4. Answer the on call phone at all times and respond as necessary while on call. 5. Conduct rounds through the on call area twice per night Sunday through Wednesday and three times per night Thursday through Saturday. 6. Maintain all other on call expectations as communicated during training.
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On Call Responsibilities. 1. Serve in a daily duty rotation with other Resident Advisors in your area. The on call period is 7:00pm- 8:30am on weekdays and 24 hours a day starting Friday at 7:00pm through 8:30am on Monday. 2. Pick up the on call bag and its contents from Student Life office between noon and 4pm on the day of assigned duty. Return the on call bag and its contents to the Student Life office between 8:30am and noon the next day. On Saturday and Sunday, the phone and bag must be passed directly to the person beginning their on call period. 3. Remain in your assigned on call area during the on call period (between 7:00pm-8:30am). Staff should remain on campus at all times while on call. 4. Answer the on call phone at all times and respond as necessary while on call. 5. Conduct rounds through the on call area twice per night Sunday through Wednesday and three times per night Thursday through Saturday. 6. Maintain all other on call expectations as communicated during training.
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On Call Responsibilities. All Public Health nurses in the Communicable Disease Division who have completed on call training are required to accept on call responsibilities based on the needs of the Employer. The Employer shall seek volunteers to be on call to perform required after hours or weekend work for the Employer. Volunteers will be assigned to on call by seniority rotation. If there are insufficient volunteers, the Employer will schedule an on call trained nurse to the on call assignment by seniority rotation.. Employees who are on call shall be paid a premium equivalent to one and one half (1 ½) hours pay to be “on call” any day between Monday and Friday (from 4:30 p.m. to the following 8:30 a.m.) and a premium equivalent to two (2) hours pay to be on call on Saturdays, Sundays or holidays (from 8:30 a. m. to the following 8:30 a.m.). Employees who are on call shall provide the employer with a number where they can be reached any time during the on call period of time. Employees who are on call and are called into work shall receive the on call premium in addition to the appropriate rate of pay for the hours worked or a minimum of four (4) hours, whichever is greater at overtime rates and weekend premium pay.
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On Call Responsibilities. All RAs must serve on an on-call rotation with fellow staff members in a designated building as either Primary RA on duty or Secondary RA on duty.
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