Radio Procedures Sample Clauses

Radio Procedures. When using the Train Control radio system the Operator's Staff are to follow the general radio procedures contained in the Observance of Signals Manual STD/0037/SWK (as amended from time to time). Access to the Train Control radio system for each of the line sections that comprise the Nominated Network can be obtained as follows: Line Section: Channel Number: Line Section: Channel Number:
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Radio Procedures. AGENCY agrees to utilize radio procedures that conform to the CAD procedures and to operate under the general guidelines of the Marin County Fire Chiefs' Association, the Marin County Police Chiefs' Association, and the Marin Emergency Radio Authority. EXHIBIT A -- General Terms and Conditions for Communications Services
Radio Procedures. 1.11.1 Use of radio The trainee shall demonstrate knowledge of agency radio procedures and proper use of the radio. Proper use of the radio shall include: A) Waiting until the air is clear before pressing the transmit button, B) Pressing the transmit button firmly and speaking calmly and clearly into the microphone, C) Avoiding over- modulation by speaking moderately into the microphone, D) Knowing the meaning of "emergency traffic only" and always saving routine and non- emergency transmissions until the termination of "emergency traffic only" status, and E) Knowing the call signs, assignments, and beat locations of other units in the area.
Radio Procedures. The Department has developed and will provide radio procedures for use by the Developer’s operators, unless Developer has developed radio procedures that are otherwise Approved by the Department. The Department may periodically update procedures, where such updated procedures will be provided to Developer in writing. A schedule for implementation of the updated procedures will be provided by the Department for Developer to follow, unless alternate arrangements are Approved by the Department. Developer shall provide all the radios required for the Courtesy Patrol Services program within the Project. Central 70 Project: Project Agreement Execution Version Schedule 11 (Operations and Maintenance Requirements) Appendix B (Courtesy Patrol Requirements) Schedule 11-130

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