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Operations Supervisor. Contractor shall employ field-based Operations Supervisors such that one (1) is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 52 weeks a year, deployed in an emergency response supervisor vehicle, to provide coverage only within Alameda County. These supervisors serve as the Contractor’s on-duty EMS Field Commanders and accordingly must be Paramedics who are highly experienced and competent both administratively and in the management of large and complex emergencies as demonstrated through extensive training in the Incident Command System (ICS). It is desirable that these supervisors are EMD certified by the International Academies of Emergency Dispatch. The Operations Supervisor must be able to disseminate initial level corrective action and reports through the operational command structure. It is understood that not all actions are time sensitive and/or need to be approved at the highest levels of the Contractor’s management. The Operations Supervisor is responsible for real time, non-dispatch center initiated System Status Plan staffing adjustments, working to decrease turnaround times at receiving facilities. investigating vehicle and general liability issues, workers compensation issues, employee performance issues, and customer or stakeholder complaints The Operations Supervisor shall also: Integrate into an ICS structure, assisting with management of complex incident as needed or requested by partner agencies. Collaborate with EMS Agency Leadership and Prehospital Care Coordinators. Communicate with EMS Agency on-call staff Be responsible for delivery of supplies or equipment, but only for multi-casualty incidents and disaster responses. In the event that an Operations Supervisor fails to perform to the satisfaction of the EMS Director, Contractor shall timely appoint a suitable replacement.
Operations Supervisor. The Operations Supervisor shall supervise the School Bus Drivers workforce and is responsible for coordinating the daily operations (driver, routing and vehicle activities) necessary to ensure continuing service and customer satisfaction, working in conjunction with the Safety Training Supervisor and/or the General Manager.
Operations Supervisor. One Operations Supervisor is responsible for supervision of the operators and the unit performance in the No.2 Reformer progression. His duties include: setting priorities and scheduling maintenance work, troubleshooting unit operating and reliability problems, ensuring operator training, PSM, and environmental requirements are fulfilled. The amount of time the Operations Supervisor devotes to the LVT unit is proportional to the number of control loops in LVT versus the control loops in the Reformer progression.
Operations Supervisor. Operations Supv time is proportional to the number of LVT tanks versus the total number tanks in the tank farm area. The Tank Farm progression is detailed in the following table. Oper Supv = # LVT Tanks/# Total Tanks in Tank Farm **
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Operations Supervisor a. Directs activities of project workers both in the field and corporate office.
Operations Supervisor. Water Plant 3 Senior Project Manager 3 Maintenance & Collections Systems Supervisor with 4 City Contractor of Record Designation
Operations Supervisor. Operations department employees will wear the 16 uniform prescribed by the COMPANY. The COMPANY will designate the color and 17 design of the uniform. 18 19 The COMPANY will provide all new Operations Supervisors five (5) new uniform sets 20 upon their hire. Each Operations Supervisor who has been in continuous service as an 21 Operations Supervisor with the COMPANY for at least one (1) year shall receive a 22 uniform voucher in April of each year of this contract in the amount of $300 to be used 23 for purchasing any approved uniform items at the designated vendor, and an additional 24 $100 voucher for approved shoes each year in the second pay period in February. For 25 employees unable to obtain approved shoes from the vendor, the employee must present 26 an image, description and cost of an alternative shoe to the Director of Operations or 27 designee for approval prior to purchase. Once approved, the employee will be 28 reimbursed up to $100 annually upon presentation of an acceptable receipt. 29 Reimbursements shall be subject to payroll taxes. The uniform voucher must be used in 30 the contract year issued and any unused balance in that year cannot be carried forward, 31 cannot be transferred to any other person, cannot be used to purchase items for another 32 person, and cannot be redeemed for cash. 34 If an Operations Supervisor is terminated or resigns prior to completion of one (1) year 35 of service, the pro-rated cost of the uniforms will be deducted from the employee’s final 36 check. 38 The approved vendor and manufacturer for all uniform garments shall be designated by 39 the COMPANY. The COMPANY shall inform employees where the garments can be 40 obtained. . 41 42 33.4 Employees will be required to display a Palm Xxxx ID/Security badge on their 43 uniform at all times while on duty.
Operations Supervisor. Responsibility for planning, scheduling and supervising of all aspects of facilities management, traffic management, event planning, infrastructure and gardening maintenance
