OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. As the Operator of the underground storage tanks located at the above-noted location, I hereby certify that: 1. I am, or represent, the individual, trust, firm, joint stock company partnership, corporation or association that is in control of, or has responsibility for, the daily operation of the underground storage tank system installed at the above-noted location, and; 2. I will receive a copy of the annual permit to operate the underground storage tank system, and; 3. I have received a copy of the provisions of Health and Safety Code Section 25299 from the owner, and; 4. I understand that by signing this agreement, I become obligated to monitor the underground storage tank system as specified in the permit to operate and in the monitoring plan. I will also maintain appropriate records and implement reporting procedures as required by the permit, and; 5. I understand that this agreement must be signed by both the owner and operator of the underground storage tank system and submitted to this Agency prior to the issuance of the permit to operate. PRINT OPERATOR'S NAME: TITLE: OPERATOR'S SIGNATURE: DATE:
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. All operators of public water systems on the Navajo Nation must be certified to operate such a facility. The Director shall develop by regulation a program, consistent with guidelines published by the Administrator pursuant to § 1419(a) of the SDWA Amendments of 1996 (Pub. L. 104-182), to certify all public water system operators in accordance with the standards described below. The Director shall serve as the Certification Administrator. The Director shall:
A. Implement a program requiring the certification of all operators of public water systems and requiring that such operators comply with the applicable requirements of the certification and training program;
B. Classify all public water systems and specify operator certification, renewal and re- certification procedures and requirements for each level of classification;
C. Establish minimum operator qualifications to validate skills, knowledge, ability and judgment for each level of classification, and include provisions for reciprocity for operator certifications from neighboring states;
X. Xxxxxxxxx procedures for suspension, revocation and other appropriate enforcement action for operator and owner noncompliance;
E. Establish a fee system for the examination and certification of operators;
X. Xxxxxxxxx an advisory committee for ongoing involvement in the revision and operation of operator certification; and
G. Develop a procedure to review and evaluate the adequacy of the operator certification program, including to revise the certification requirements based on revisions to applicable law and on new technology or construction techniques that change operator requirements.
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. Goal: Help DDW ensure that all PWS have a certified operator. Objective: Provide location and xxxxxxx for operator certification examinations and help to identify certified operators when a system is without one. Measure: Number of tests proctored. Report: Number of tests proctored.
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. 52.1. All employees assigned to the Lead Plant Operator, Senior Plant Operator, Plant Operator or Operator-in-Training classifications will comply with the certification requirements of Chapter 4, Title 23, Subchapter 14 of the California Administrative Code. Failure to maintain a valid certificate will be grounds for dismissal. This provision will not be subject to the Grievance Procedure.
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. 52.1. All employees assigned to the Lead Plant Operator, Senior Plant Operator, Plant Operator or Operator-in- Training classifications will comply with the certification requirements of Chapter 4, Title 23, Subchapter 14 of the California Administrative Code. Failure to maintain a valid certificate will be grounds for dismissal. This provision will not be subject to the grievance procedure.
52.2. The District will notify the Office of Operator Certification in writing within thirty (30) days of a final disciplinary action resulting in suspension, demotion or discharge of a certified operator if the discipline is the result of commission of any of the acts defined as grounds for discipline within the Operator Certification Regulations.
52.3. As a condition of employment, newly hired Operator-in-Training employees who do not possess a Certificate of Competence will apply for an Operator-in-Training Certificate and pay any applicable fee to the State Water Resources Control Board and submit proof of such application to the Human Resources Department within ten
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. 52.1. All employees assigned to the Lead Plant Operator, Senior Plant Operator, Plant Operator or Operator-in-Training classifications will comply with the certification requirements of Chapter 4, Title 23, Subchapter 14 of the California Administrative Code. Failure to maintain a valid certificate will be grounds for dismissal. This provision will not be subject to the Grievance Procedure.
52.2. The District will notify the Office of Operator Certification in writing within thirty (30) days of a final disciplinary action resulting in suspension, demotion or discharge of a certified operator if the discipline is the result of commission of any of the acts defined as grounds for discipline within the Operator Certification Regulations.
52.3. As a condition of employment, newly hired Operator-in-Training employees who do not possess a Certificate of Competence will apply for an Operator-in-Training Certificate and pay any applicable fee to the State Water Resources Control Board and submit proof of such application to the Human Resources Department within ten (10) business days of employment. Operators-in-Training who do not receive their Grade I Certificate within three (3) years from their date of hire will be released from District’s employment. The District agrees to continue its current policy of reimbursing Operations and Maintenance employees for required certifications.
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OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. The examination must be taken at the first opportunity upon meeting criteria. If failure on the first attempt occurs, the SOE must apply for and retake the second examination or third examination if necessary, as they are scheduled and given by the state. If the SOE fails the second examination, the Company and the Union will meet to discuss and evaluate the individual’s performance on the prior two tests to determine if taking the third examination is warranted. The employer will provide training to prepare for the examination(s) and will pay the costs of taking the examination and maintaining the certification. Preparation Testing Maintain A SOE who fails to certify as described above may be excessed from the MSA water systems group. If it is necessary to backfill the resulting vacancy, the normal procedure of LAMP will be followed. The SOE leaving the MSA water systems group would fill the first backfill vacancy subsequently created. If the LAMP procedure does not produce a candidate, the SOE may “bump” the least senior SOE within the Company. In the event of an excess and/or lay off, all SOEs in Seniority Group 005 will be treated as one classification. All SOEs in the MSA water systems group (at present or in the future) who acquire and maintain any Level 1 required state water/waste water certifications will receive $27.48/week certification pay. This action will be effective on the first Monday following receipt of notification from the state that the SOE has achieved the certification. All MSA Water and Sewer Utility SOEs who have previously attempted to obtain a certification by testing and have failed, will be grandfathered from obtaining them. The certification pay will be removed if the certification expires or becomes invalid. The pay will also be removed if the SOE is no longer employed in the MSA water systems group. Mission Support Alliance, LLC (MSA) and the Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Council (HAMTC) agree to the terms and conditions of these documents, which will continue in full force and effect during the term of this agreement.
OPERATOR CERTIFICATION. Each and every operator must have certified personnel in order to take part in the RG Nets support ecosystem. Operators are expected to maintain current certifications with the RG Nets product lines that they sell and install. The process to acquire and maintain certifications evolves with the RG Nets product lines and available training materials. As of 15-SEP-2018, basic foundation certifications require a written exam whereas trainer certifications require written and practical exams as well as demonstrations of training acumen in a live setting. The RG Nets Certification Portal allows everybody to keep track of operator personnel who have been granted certifications. The Certification Portal is a publicly accessible website that may be accessed by anybody at any time for verification of certifications at the URL xxxxx://xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx Certified Operators with active OSAs have access to the Trouble Ticket system. The Trouble Ticket system is available 7 x 24 and is monitored by RG Nets support personnel. Trouble Tickets are submitted by authorized Operator personnel and will contain periodic updates on the Trouble Ticket resolution status. Trouble Tickets are responded to in order of severity. Products experiencing downtime or significant service interruption are responded to within 4 hours, where all others are responded to within 1 business day of the receipt of the Trouble Ticket. Trouble Tickets must contain the following information in order to elicit a response from RG Nets support personnel: ● Asset Number ● rXg WAN public IP address or domain name ● A clear and concise statement of the problem Whenever possible it is important to have upgraded the product in question to the current software revision prior to opening a Trouble Ticket.
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